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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

Gorilla Said to be Planning AHotIeI' RerOtt
4gai,sst tie Government.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-It is reported that
Senior Gorilla left here last Wednesday
for England, and that he had secured
two vessels in which he and number Of
his followers engaged to proceed from
the Thames to some point IN Spain where
it is their intention to raise a revolt
against the government. The authori-
ties at Madrid were advised of the move
ment and Immediately took steps to
Illustrate the attempt of the revolution
lists
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13

q THE REICHSTAG
: .ay after somewhat stormy debate
-,nfirmed the election of Herr Goetz, Ma
tional Liberal, as member for Leipsic
The socialists accused the government
Oiicials of illegal practice to secure his
triumph over the socialists candidate.
An officer of the French engineer re-
serve corps named Dreyfus, who was re-
Gently arrested at Strasburg without a
passport, and having in his possession
sketches of forts there, viii be prose-
euted
- HIGH TREASON.
have been resumed with
val of the treaty Of COM
nany.
pie of silky leaved tobacco
lality has arrived at HAM
CamerOnnes. Good news has
4 received from the cocoa and
plantations.
asserted in financial circles the
-afIan government has been negotiating
for loan, but was unable to agree upon
the terms with the German bankers.
A sydney letter on the subject of the
Samoan troubles, which appears in the
Frankfurter Zeitung, declares the truth
of the report that the rebellion was in
stigated by Americans is frankly acknow-
lodged by all English correspondents in
Samoa, all OF whom deeply regret
the action taken by the Americans.
Captain Leary the American commander,
is seriously reproached for encouraging
Mataafa. The rebels, il is asserted, ,
owing TO lack of ammunition would long
ago have consented to negotiate had not
the American traders promised the arri-
val of q steamer from San Francisco with
arms and ammunition The letter also
indicates that the turning OF the English
consulate into hospital led to German
complaint that the English officials were
Showing sympathy with the rebels,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13
4 Forger Indicted.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Jan u 1t is said
the grand jury has indicted Charles Tink-
Ter, the young forger who got SIS ZOO
from three banks on forged checks, and
that he win PLEAD guilty when arraigned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-13
The Gomplste Beck Of Home Amuss.

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Exhibitions, Social Gatherings, School Exhibitions and
Evenings at Home IL contains number Of ACTING
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gives some very excellent PALoR DRAMAS, easily acted.
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and this alone think viii say the u-ice OF
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Ing them. IN &c are so many amusing PARLOR GAMES
that have not attempted 20 count them. hen We
Os OF wonderful ILLUSTRATED PUZzLEs-tanfa-
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turn 70 tile place and feRrnythe
also is savory dish Il RIDDLES, ENICNAS. CHAR4DEs
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book allotted 70 PARLoE MAGIC, and here you win find
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formed, yet exceedingly mysJiying q your audience
Then eTe lot OF amusing anu instructive CHEMICAL
EXPERIMENTS showing how the combination man pu
laon OF the simplest agents viii produce the
prising results. Following these number 81 exee
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school exhibitions ParOr ente tainmen.s Last out
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and is indeed splenQid book.
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Ths Nodarn Rook Of Wonaars

THIS properly named the Book OF Wonders for
&c contains descriptions Of the wonderful works Of
aud OF and these descriptions viii be ound
In many interesting than the most thrilling
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are descriptions OF Niagara Falls the Yosemite Valley the
Yellowstone Park. the CatJcOmbS Of Rome, the Grand
Canon Of the Colorado Mammoth Gave, the CITY OF Lon
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Pyramids Vienna the Salt Lake OF Utah, Giants Cause
way the Alps, the Tower of Babel the Vatican, Remark
able Works OF Human Labor Moscow and the krenllin
Fssuytus the Calf Stream. Venice Aia~ka, Edinburgh
Castle Melrose Ab5s Porcelain Tower OF China the Great
Pyramid, etc. etc The above less than onehalf the
OF this wonderfully interesting and instructive book
which is quite valuable many similar works I'd
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OhB1E 1ETTER.
Sssnarcl;s Movements after EIs Return.
The Rorfer 45air.

Tcopyright by the Associated Press.l
BERLIN, Jan. I2-Prince Bismarck
was met on his arrival at Berlin station
by Count Herbert Bismarck and DR.
sohwinenger. He appeared IN good
health, but walked stIfiiy, leaning heav-
ily on a stick. The chancellor win ad-
dress the reichstag on Tuesday in the de-
bate on the foreign affairs estimates
solc s.of the items Of which were post
pon ed until his arrival in Berlin. There
il little doubt that he would have
remained longer at Friedrichsruhe had
not anxiety as to the possible bad effects
which recent incidents might have on
public opinion urged him TO come to
Berlin IL spite Of the fact that he had
barely recovered from the indisposition
traced TO his exertion during the recent
fire at FREDERICKSBURG.
Immediately on his arrival last night
he summoned Lieutenant Weissman to a
con ference on
THE EAST AFRICA BILL.
Herr Won Bennigsen was also present,
and the chancellor acquainted himself
with the disposition of the reichstag on
the subject The chancellor viii per-
eonaliy defend the bill, which viii be
submitted to and passed by the bundles
rath without delay, and viii probably be
disposed of by the reichstag by the end
OF the week. The question of its
adoption Is certainly insufficient
,st7-, recount for Prince Bismarck s
3 Fastening to Berlin Preparations are
being made TO convey the impression that
the provisions OF the bill are being
energetically pushed without waiting for
the decision of the reichstag. Lieutenant
weissman viii follow the quickest land
route, eHnbarking at Brindisi or Trieste
He is receiving numerous offers to join
the new colonial corps.
The explanation Of the
CHANCELLOR IS ANXIETY
20 return to Berlin must be sought in the
outcome Of the Morier and Geffcken af-
fairs, though 40 attention should be paid
to the rumors Of the foreign press that
bis resignation is imminent.
tI,he attacks on Morier have by no means
ceased, end apparently the endless vari-
atoms thereon are becoming Wearisome
aud even disgusting to the impartial pub
tic. The statement that letters from
Morier had been discovered urging
Geffcken to publish Emperor Frederick 5
diary will fail of effect unless the text OF
the letters are published; otherwise the
Iblic will not believe the statement, or
most will elnnOSa that fbp letters were
NV aconireee1t renIies t, Caffolye1, .
ormation df his intention to nnb1isb
7iorv NIohodI believes 5Toriar ,,rorad
nublioatinn ne tho fgiarv 70 e1ita
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Speculation Regarding the Object Of His
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Progress Of the Trouble at Zanzibar
whole Province In q state Of Instruction.
General Foreign News,
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eitung, which
xtent, and held
7O-night inserts
dye with a view of
1T the intentions of
iffered from the ten
al party. 1t pub
etter from Emperor
nee Bismarck on
nbilee OF the chan
the army. The
81 do not wish
a long discussion of
rits which has bound
II with our history.
point out, namely,
was a question as
ng of the army and
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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-08-30
First publication Aug. 16. 1889
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, the Bismarck Electric Light and
w Power company did on the first day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1887, in order to secure the pay
ment of twenty five bonds of said company of
1888, with interest at per cent. per annum, ex-
ecute and deliver mortgage deed of trust to the
Capital National bank. IF Bismarck, Dakota ter
bonds. And whereas, it was provided in said
mortgage deed of trust that il the interest op
said bonds should remain in default for the
said trustees, the Capital National bank :of Bis
marck, should declare the whole sum secured by
said mortgage deed OF t!ust due and upon the
majority Sy sd Of the hed Of
trust, should enter upon and take posi- s.ion of
all and singular. the premises, rights I'd fran.
ch;ses thereby conveyed or intended to be, con-
veyed, ,,and each and every part thereof, and sell
the same at Bismarck, Dakota territory, at pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. in or
der to pay the amount due on said
whereas the interest on said bonds has remained
unpaid for more than six mouths since the same
became due; Now, therefore, notice is hereby
Of trust. and the written authority of a majority
of the holders OF taid bonds, the undersigned
trustee has declared the whole sum payable on
strument, and will soil the at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
tember, A. d. 1889, at the hour of 3 o clock
p. m. Of said day, in order to satisfy the
Of this notice amounts to twenty-six thousand.
nine hundred rhirty-nine and 5S-1001. dol
lars, together with interest and costs and ex-
pentes of sale. The property conveyed in said
mortgage deed of trust, is described as follows:
The electric light plant of the Bismarck Electric
Light and Power company, situated in the city
dynamos, machinery, wires, tools. poles and
appliance, property and right of property, real,
personal or mixed, and all privileges and fran
come and profit Of and from the said electric
light plant, all contracts with consumers and
users of electric light.
He CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK,
Dated, Aug. 10. 1889. Trustee.
GARLAND 4 HAN1ToH, Attorneys for Trustee.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-08-30
rs 1T A GOOD LOCATION7
WASHINGTON CONSIDERED FOR THE
WORLDS FAIR.
The Site Is Good and There Are a Few.
Other Advantages. but. on the Other!
Hand There Is Danger Of Flood and
Malaria.
Special Correspo ondence.

Eta Special Correspondence. 5is q.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The Capital city
wants the Worlds fair which is to be held in
cMnlnenoration Of the discovery of America
-by Columbus Like New York, Chicago and
St. Louis, other aspirants for the honor,
Washington has both its advantages and dis
advantages. There is the strength Of senti-
.'ei,t in its favor, on the ground that it Is
the Federal city. Here centralized govern
n,e,t reigns supreme. Congress, drawing its
membership from every state and territory,
is the common council, and the president,
elected by vote Of the states, Is mayor. Here
it is u great national government, instead Of
a local board, which hires the police. buys
new fire engines, orders streets to be paved.
1t is said the fact that the government Of
Washington is federal would insure ample
projection for the rights and persons of all
visitors But surely there can be no doubt
of the willingness and ability of any OF the
cities ,lamed, nor Of any other city in the
United States, for that matter, to afford Wis
TORS all necessary protection in life, property
and the pursuit Of holiday happiness
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-08-30

On one roller skate tied on with tarred rope.
No dolls blushing with red paint are pressed
to the ragged bosoms Of these poverty stricken
waits The dolls are made Of rags, and there
Is no form or semblance to humanity in the
contour Of these pitiful make believes. But
fancy comes in here and endows all these
formless rag babies with all the glorious at
tributes Of their more aristocratic china and
sawdust stuffed sisters.
In Hester street, where the Russian and
Polish Jew refugees have gathered like hiving
bees, can be seen hundreds Of children OF
these alien races. They are the offspring
of miserably poor parents Although dirty
and unkempt, these little ones are sin
gularly beautiful. Brunettes predominant
naturally and dark hair and eyes are the
rule. STEPPED as these children are in the re-
ligion Of Judaism, and with synagogues on
almost every street corner, still, when tired
Of skipping rope and kindred sports, the little
boys and girls gather In. the doorways and
sing Christian hymns which they have learned
at the kindergartens managed BY charitable
Methodist and Baptist propagandists In the
neighborhood.
As an inducement for these children to at
tend the semi-reigious schools, clothes and
food are furnished to them. The parents
generally do not understand English, and
there is certain musical irony in the songs
about Jesus, which the little ones sing with
4 as clear enunciation and voices as sweet
4 as those of their more cultured American
brethren and sisters.
But the morale Of all this philosophizing
upon the babies on our block is the utter
lack of appreciation Of their forlorn condi.
tion on the part Of the children. The laugh
which breaks upon the air of Cherry street is
just as rich with melody, just as eloquent of
happiness, just as joyful and jocund as that
which rises from Fifth avenue. A blessed
Inconsistencies Of hunger, of want, and OF
suffering have these offsprings of poverty
and when death comes to them the grim fel,
low is usually mericiful enough to take them
away very quickly. ERNEST JARRoLD.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-08-30

N. A
city Of boarding houses; there is, therefore,
no reasonable limitso its capacity in the en-
tertainment of guests. It has been the his.
tory of all international fairs that hotels of
great size, though temporary construction,
spring up about the exhibition buildings, and
probably history will repeat itself in the
Columbus fair, no matter where it be held
Washington is strong in site and in the
beauty of it's city, and the secondary interest
which all visitors would feel in the great pub
lie institutions already here; but it is weak in
climate, being too far inland to gain benefit
from the ocean air, and somewhat notorious
for its sultriness during all the summer
months. 1t is, however, no worse off in this
respect than St. Louis, while New York has
no great advantage. Chicago is by far the
coolest of the large cities of the Union.
The capital is far removed from the center
of population. The census of 1890 will show
the center Of population to be at some point
in southern Indiana, probably not far from
the Illinois line, within 175 or 200 miles of
either St. Louis or Chicago. Probably three
fourths of the visitors to the fair will hail
from the belt of country lying north of the
latitude of Washington. As close an esti-
mate as can be made of the central point of
the region from which the We Orld's fair visi-
tors will come places it at Indianapolis or
Toledo It is one of the strong arguments in
favor of Chicago that it is close both to the
center of population and still closer to the
center of habitation of the probable visitors.
Chicago, moreover, is the railway center
of the continent, while Washington has vir-
tually but three roads, one from the south
and two from the east and west. On the
other hand, Chicago is nearly thousand
miles from the sea board, necessitating long
journey for foreign visitors and their ex.
hibits
The present outlook is that on the reassem-
bling Of congress, twoor three months hence,
each of the rival cities will send here large
delegation of its most influential men,. Such
q lobby as we shall have here struggling for
the great prize Of the Columbus fart
ROBERT GRAVES