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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

THE Prohihiti0n Amendment so the
Constitution p So d the S-nate, 81 Har
rsnutg. on Wednesday. Tar y>tWo
votes wtr- cas-, fOr /, and two against
~. Tnrs- voting agaiuss i, were R-y-
turn. e Pn'rsde pais. and Urp@rman, o.
Allegheny, Republicans. Two D-oIO-
cratic Senator'S, s'uan. Of Iudisna snd
Belts. Of Ciearfeld, voted Cor its pas
sige. Two r publicaus, K-@fer, OF
Schay'kjII. and Taylor, OF Philsd-lphia.
retrained frum vo Jog. Four eeb ID IN
orra &c Senator'S refused In cote on he
qus stiou and I'd The folioWing protest
which Was spread upon the journal OF
the Sans's
''wHEREAs The constitution provides
In Atuc = - that any Amendment or
arSsptn,--tIt- tn the Constitution may be
proposed in the S-nate or Hnas- Of R-prr-
s-utstiv.-. and as the am-ndu-nt bruu : ut
here FOR the mere empty tnrmaIity Of a tolI-
call was prupu~ed iu n-ith-r. our was twice
proposed IN a party caucus and has com-
here Completed thus far a. the mandate OF
n pnit'cst party. and
''WHEREAs Tps course pursued from the
iUcrptIuu q thfs uropu--d amruimrnt To
violation of st the rut.S % ord rIy aud MO-
prTly cuUdurf-d IPgi~lsttoG now, therefore
I've. me y ..uocratic > .uatnrs ~ Pv.u .
sVlvauia, IN mtug thr cOu pursued ny
the Drmucrartr S-uatnrs whsn this rrsuIu
lion was on dual passage On February
1881, desire again to enter our emphatic
prutrst upnn the r-cnyc against alt caucus
legislation. tns result % political intrigue
and party deDinAl or, which drpriVes md
viduat nirmort- 80 tbs ppdv of iud. p-Ud
eucr ut thought and actIun. aud comprl-
;h' IN tu vote tor measure framed and d.
t~rwin-d by an irresponsible body outside
Of the hall legislation.
I'VE thprpfnrs decline 20 participate In
the passage 40 this resolution, Wh n pRrtic-
ipatinn 10 uS-l-s- and leave the responsible
aud Ori-rrd It"
\ ter the passage of the resolution IL
was signed nv the presiding Cffi .-rs Of
both brtnch-s ot the Gsneral A-srmhy J
an uJ 10 Gov. B-av.r Cor his s'gns-
ture. Afrpr that IS attached The S-cre-
tSry of the Common wealth viii again
publish tns proposed Am-ntment as
provided by Law. / will thrn be sub
miLrrd 20 the quahf-d electors AZ y
special e'eeiinn % hs held on Jdn- Is,
aud II Is approved Oy a .j51,y "
those vo'Ing th-ThOn, Jhe a mead m-nt
will tecom- part of thr Consist u,ior,
ana no scti0E 10 invslldate il Can be
taken under five vpars.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

THERE 3 no good reason SAYS the
Philsd-iphIs Record Ehy those portions
o. The House and S-nate bills which
agree should not he enacted into law.
Though the two bills have been framed
upon widely diverse principles, the pas
sage OF such i'tms as are in accord
won d make reduction OF about $40, -
eJO. 900 ~ The revenues. and this Won d
avert the immeGiat- necessity Of an ex-
tTa session OF Congress.
Senator A lison has expressed toe
opinion that the refusal uf the two
Hpus~s TO accept The provisions upon
which they agrse would be a surpris>
iugly NJ just datle act. But the IarIff
organs sie b. ginning 10 kick vicious y
at the pICsp Ct OF such an agreement.
ThIs, however, should not be allowed
To II huruce the action OF The House.
A bIlI embracing the items which botn
HOUSES have Already passed should be
reported VII hUuJ unnecessary DELAY
Wh-n passed by tb- House and sent 20
the ,uate the uejArIty of that body
could not with d, c-ncY rrpudiarz Their
own action. Tnough the reductions on
which the two Hrusts have agreed are
not very important ud- p-hd-auIy of
the internal revenue Isduc iuus). they
would stfJTd sumo r-!i,f TO the tax
payers OF the couu ~ aud pave the Way
for stui further Reforms.
S-uatOr A,lison, at least. Is commit
I'd Ia favor VI such IN sgr-tm-ut,
"Eich Is 10 10 respect IL The La,u ure OF 4
con pUumisr. d" aud ;hrre is lstJgz doubt
tha. the o,heT R-puLiIc-u S,ua,ur-
would agree with hun. But il tn, y
snuud not, the country wuu d be- able
to learn just how much aud how little
siuc-ri } there Was IA the passage OF
the Senate Ia q 0iu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

THE eommeIcial sgrncy reports shcw
Hast year TO have been not exceptionally
prosperous In this country. but q
marked Improvement over 1887. The
actual BCHbsT Of failures Was larger
by nearly niue hundred. and the gross
amount OF tbs assets sm ,ller BY two
and a-hslf or three million collars bu,
what Is more to the point. ths to, Al
liabilities were less hy at least ten mrll.
Aon. snd the proportion OF assets TO
l!abiiaties greater by sJm- three per
cent. Iudrsd, remarks The Washing on
Star, measured ~ the loss-s SUI red
by investors IN meroARtiis enterprises
1SSS may oe Eaid 70 show bst,-r record
Than any yesr since 1888 The busi-
ness o: tsis eounJry Ia general seems to
he en- The uP grade sgsin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

A DISPATCH from indianapolis on
Wrdnr' day says: indianapolis. Feb
rnary $50 far Ss eau be learned here
WIndom for The Treasury seems TO be q
ax'urr. That hs has been, or will he,
81 red the place Is see-pred on AL sides.
There IS ' diversity OF opinion as 20 he
dVisibiliiy % such an appointment.
hut on the whole the niiment arn1ns
R-pHbiicans here seems 10 favor n.
Oi the other Cabinet places nothing
new developed. snd while it can be
traced 10 no certain source, all agree
10 he opinion thar Rrsk will b. the
next Secretary ~ W,r. There was a
runor This evening hat word had been
received from Mr.. h siue thst hs won a
not sc--p tn- = ,t- D-par m-ut. INT n
could f'ot ~ v-fh q. Th- Genera has
had a busy fsy of T. 10 receiving callers
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

TIE Ssw York street ear Strike "a Al
an end, and rssu ted, as 10 nine Gas. +,
cut Of ten, in a visioIy fer the compan
les. The s-r!keTs, a. meeting oI.
Wednesday a6sudonsd ali hopes of
brtosing the companies to terms. an
nounetd that the strike was Cn, and
that the men should return To work as
best they uhy and ou such terms as
the eompauies may choose TO give.
p1e man was shot dead by policeman
90 Wednesday, while peltiug car with
stones which 10 believed 20 ,,- the only
dsath caused hy the strike. but The
number who have oeen beaten asd hurt
VII TIE up inEe The hundreds
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
A sound LegeI opfufou

z B4inoridge. Hundsy Esq-. County Atty.
Olay Co. Tex. sAys: Have used Electric BIZ
ters win inost happy results. Ny brother also
was very low with MAlsrisI Fever .na Jauudic.
nut was enret by timely use OF this medicine
I'm satirned Electric Bitter, saved his lIfe."
Mr.. D. I. Wilcorin. Of Horse Cave KY sdd. q
like test nory. saying: he poritiveiy believes
he vo-ld have died. han it not been for Eleotri-
Bitters.
This great remedy win ward Of. ss well as eurs
all MslsriaI Diseases. snd for all dney Liver
and stomach Disorders stands On qaaIe6. Price
90. and 81 81 ths drag stors OF Jancs. 20
snsbUrg. ari W. ". bieAteer. L0rrt.o.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
The View Dtseorsry.

Toz have heard your friends and nsiEho.rs
talking about II Yoa may yourself be ore Of the
many vEo know IRON personal experiences lust,
hos gsot a thing it is. II yOu have tried it,
yo1 are one OF iis stsuneh friends beca1ss the
wonderful thing about u 10. that Uhes once CIV
sn = TRIAL nr. King's New Discovery ever after
holds place IN the hOu,s. II rsG have neTe-
used % and should be atnioted with q cough, cold
or Ary Throat Lung or Chest trouble secure =
bottle At once and give II ;.ir trial. Il is guar
anfesd every tine, or money refunded. Trial
B7tti-s Free ~ The drag -iore Of James, Ed
snsburE, and W. W. McAteeT Lorsito.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

THEME was 4 ratIliDg time IN the
SENATE Casm6er, in Albany, NV York.
on Tussddy last, caused by the chap
lain ~ the senate. who Op-rs the So
Sons OF that body with p:syer iasIuuaG
Ing 70 the Almighty thai The fzui,s OF
po : cs are due % be Democrats aud
the blessings % he Il pubhcaus. Tue
chaplain % = Legislative body in these
days Is more ornamental han useful
being appointed, more as reward for
political HesViIy than for Piety, aud 1t
has become custcrn 10 work in q their
prayers a sasJigation for The miDocty
party which Is an insult 10 the throne
they pretend TO sUppicAt-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

HEEEV G GEORGg, of New York, and
Thomas SHearmsu, 0i Brooklyn. will
next week appear before the General
Jniicfary Committee a. Harrisburg, 70
adyocale the adoption OF The Austria
Ian sysrem o: voting. The svst, IN Is
being fsvorably considered bv The l,sis-
lators aud IL will probably bs adup ed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

II " w. Dudley vou'd run the
Cabiupg p0ss,hiiuries into Indianapolis
IA nr'rs- 90 Eve IL would materially Y AS
Eis' NJ. Harrison in the selection nf his
Cabinet inner. 1t Dnd'sy run them
in aud D. personally responsible for the
"l1,jerS' until their cl3ims and quail
ncstlors ara disp, sd Of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

II Is pretty d dnitely known that
Senator Allison OF Iowa, has been ten
tered and d-clirrd the -crrtsryship Of
tns Treasury uud-r Harrison. b sine
IS still booked ior Premier and Wtu4-
maker FOR either Secretary OF the Navy
or P1s,mas'er General, bis position
being contingent on the selection OF the
balance of the cabinet. Tue tact that
Wanamaksr may be the Posi- muster
Genera! or the Secretary Of the Navy
sho"E thos "a has 20 special Il ness for
either but BIS s2lrc ion is made In re-
c0gu.,Ion os his s,!nguished services
rs a raiser OF campaign bondie.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

Hon. HENRY HALL of Mercer,
Introduced hIs btll at II Irriehurg, on
Monday amending the marriage law in
threeptc5,cu Irs First, IN tk,ng iJ an.
necessary for more than one OF the
parties 10 appear 90 make application ;
srcorG. making a simple declaration
on 0ata tha- the parties are of full legal
sge sufficient third. permitting the
msrrisEs 10 take place on side the
county ia which the lic-us Is procured.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

PosrNAsrEE PATTON, of Altoona
was ~ ,iu appointed postmaster ~ that
ely 90 Wednesday. lie has already
served two terms. IL WAS nominated
for hss s, s1na term Nv President Arth or
towards J5s close of his sdnIais rst ion
and was uos dis nrbsd in bis office by
Prts!dsU; 4 sYrlsnd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

ACCORDING 10 the report nf Adju-
tsnt- General Dunn the organ led mui-
tia f'--a 90 the Tui,ed s st-s cUusIs. 5
OF lJ6 800 uaan. OF whom 397 are com
missinucd officers. But back of this
force staud 3 1Oi G25 available met sub
Jet 20 organization in Case Of war.
THIS showing ought 10 cause toIs i'm
Hat'ous-eyen n ti-rmany-to think
twice before knocking the chip Of our
broad shoulder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

QUICKLY following the statement
that Insurance agent Al lore, OF IudIaua-
polls, Indiana, WAS defauter for
more shau halr million dollars, came
the announce ment that County CLERK
Sullivan, OF the SANS cry had sudden y
left, leaving a d hs,t OF s. me hing mure
than $3.50 600. Moore aud Su IIy.n,
are both supposed 10 be IN Ctuad ..
The IudisnapolItsns are FEELING proud
over the great number Of Distinguished
visitors daily visiting their city sIucs
the election OF Harrison yet they muat
feel paug OF regret at the permaurn-
removal OF so many prominent citizens
from their mu7icipauty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

II il the uuiyerstl tes. imuny sevs he
PitIsDurE Times oi nal ors aud Il pre-
sentAt!vss IN Washington that The
pressure by fi;e- Zee ksrs was never so
strong. N Ist Of he men who weut out
during the Cleveland administration
are applicants for resppoiu ment 10
their old places or for something better,
and the men VITO have oeeu waiting tor
many years TOR chance at The public
crib consider this their turn. Ta-r- 10
a decided feeling that 1ew meu should
have The preference, unless It be III
cases where = great wrong was done n
man ty hts removal, aud the service
suffered in cons Qu-nc-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

AT he ei-ciionr last week o CT a
vsc..I cy in he ATE senate OF New
Y Tk. b D-mncr.rs gsined a S--nator
n The Impsr'sn' Orsng~- Sullivan dis
tric'. Ta- Dis rict gave q neral Har-
ris n 5l2 N ] Tity On the Dudly block
2 an The result prevents The carrying
~ any political measure through The
Nv York ieGislayure over Governor
HiA's veto.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

TRE as,uAl net increase OF the sur
Pies In n Treasury during JsnCiry
was SIS $50 ONl.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

The y. sTy OF he Pr-sidepts private
secretary has BEEN raised 10 1900 Q
year by the Senate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
THE OLDEST DRUG HOUSE
IN PITTSBURGH.
JOS. FLEMING.
No. ga MARKET ST.

Having had for g number Of year. fair share
OF the patronage Of the good people OF Pittsburgh
nd vicinity. tRke this oppOItunity 10 say. with
increased facilities and stock, an better pre-
pared than solicit their orders. either
wholesale or retail. IN any Way relsting - the
drug trade. and by accuracy. nesfuesa and
pronptness. nd prices lower than ever. ] hope TO
merit their continued favors. hsve constantly
IN stosk . full line OF DkU0.. TRCssEs. SHoUsDkz
BRACES for ladies and gents, >sDAoEs. FAMILY
STRISGEs. HAIR. Nail and rooTH BhCsEEs- All
the leading PRorRIBTARV hEDIClsKs Of the dsF =.
q = LIVER OIL PHEPARATTost. MALT EITRACTs.
bor medical purposes there is no better. purer.
older vhiskey Iold TO-DAY anywhere than the pure
eight- year old q uck kenheirner Whiskey sell
Ink Af 81 tor ful quart bottles. SIX bottles Tor
f5- The only wines that should re uSei for med
teal purposes are the pure CalifarnA Port. Sherry
huscatel. Angelica. and Sweet and DR., Catarbs
that ! now selling.
Send tor price lIst OF Wines aud L'quors mail
ed free 10 any address. The none, must accom- =
paDy all orders for wines OF liquors, We do not
seud any goods q. q II.
JOSEPH FLEMING & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS
PITTSBURG, IA.
4i2 MARKET ST. Cor. OF the Diamond
Jan. Is lss2.-lyr-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08

TUE IA ruty Nm real. Canada
on d"ud lasJ, nprksd 50 degrees be-
lev zero.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-08
garlDTi2 Gugman.

SeEss5uRc. ca.
FRIDAY. FEB. s. 1889.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
Jefferson,
snecial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX. July 16.-News was
received here to-day by telegram from
Washington that Mr.. W. E. Singleton
Jr., had been appointed postmaster at
Atlanta. Mr.. Singleton is a son of w.
e. Singleton of this place and is good
business man and citizen, although quite
young man, being only twenty-five
years old.
At meeting of the Jefferson Light
Guards last night First Serg. D. L..
Wright was elected first lieutenant of the
company to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Lieut.. w. B Harper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
SAN ANGELO FAIR.
Series of Monthly stock Sales-Getting Ready
for the Fair.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, July 10, 1889.

Series of Monthly Stock Sales-Getting Ready
for the Fair.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, July is, 1889.
To the Gazette.
The first of series of monthly stock
sales will take place here on Saturday,
August 8. The citizens and stockmen
have united and are determined to make
it a success. The Concho valleys are full
of fine stock, native, graded and thor
oughbred. The stock will be sold on the
streets at auction or private sale. There
are ample stable and stockyard accohi-
modations in town and plenty of pastures
adjoining. This viii be good opport6a~;
ity for stock buyers from abroad to make
some choice bargains. -
Workmen are putting the fair
grounds in shape. The site isassa
beautiful one, about a mile and a half
east of the city, and commanding mag
niffcent view of it and the winding Coucho
as it picks its way through pecan groves !.
The race track will be one of the best in
the state. The men who have hold of
this matter do not know what fail means
The present fine crops of every kind in
sure splendid exhibit. 1t goes without
saying that the fine stock show viii be
Sup6rlaDlV6. Inc HFSI COQcnO valley Ialr
viii astonish everybody except the
natives. Through the energy of Frank
..Eerch and the kindness of General
Ticket Agent James S. Clark of
the Santa Fe, excursion rates
of one fare the round trip to San Angelo
from any point in the United States have
been secured for the following dates,
August 6 and 20, September 10 andssx4
and October s. This will bring thousands.
of prospectors during the fair
A ride out TO the farms IN Tom Glasn
county at this time gives one vieH5f as
fine an agricultural exhibit as can be
found on earth The writer enjoyed
such a treat few days ago at Lerch IS
river side farm, three miles east of town
There was corn that viii
make over forty bushels to the
acre, cotton over kuee high,
millet above the waist with heads over
six inches long, cane higher than the
hack top, peas, potatoes and vegetables
of every description, not to mention the
fine young orchard of peaches, pears,
plums, apricots, cherries and apples
This is a new farm, some of it IN couliva-
ton for the first time, and it is not irrf-
gated. 1t viii be an object lesson. to
visitors at the fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
Iohnstoun Re1ief committed.

PITTsBuRG, PA, July 16.-The Pitts
burg committee for the relief of the
Johnstown sufferers this morning voted
$500, ZOO of the funds on hand to the
state commission for distribution by the
latter The Pittsburg commission has
decided to wind up its affairs and leave
the state commission in charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
Trinble-Burk.

Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX. July 16.-At the
First Baptist church this evening at 1880
w. II. Trimble and Miss Adna Burk Of
this city were united in marriage. The
groom is well and favorably known as a
commercial man, formerly of St. LOUIS,
with Wickham s. Pendleton, but of late
with Smith & Ziegler of New Orleans.
The popular couple left for short So
jOurn East.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
GaEstipataS4 is the eauskos many disease
a So .IersasslIInnginr-

BELvIDERE, N. Js July 16.-Bolak,
a mill operative of oxford, N. J., who
murdered his friend, Mfosiiaaf Bollinspire,
about year ago for his money. was
hanged here this morning.
The trap was sprung at 1854 O. clock.
The body was lowered at Hos and
placed in the coffin at 11:20. BoIak q
neck was not broken and he diedasss
straagulation He protested his inno-
cence with the rope around his neck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
MURDERER HANGH
Mormon Convicted on the Confession Of the
Victims Wife.


Victims Wife.
EVANSVILLE, Tenn, July 16,-Tom
Sseondor, who murdered Jack Riley near
Troy, o'Brien county, in September
last, was hanged yesterday. Governor
Taylor several days ago received Pc
tition asking for the Communication of the
sentence, but declined to Interfere.
Condor ana Mrs. Riley. the wife of the
victim. and the mother in-law of the
murderer, were arrested for the killing
of Riley and tried. Condor was SEN
fenced. to be hanged and Mrs. Riley to
Imprisonment for life. She made con-
fessiop, saying Riley was shot and killed
by Condor and that she was present at
the time the crime was committed.
CondoEs vas yferty three years old and a
MeEmon a"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
CISCO.
The Central Selling Lots of Congressman
Lanham to Speak.

Lanham to Speak.
Special to the Gazette.
CISCO, TEX, July Congressman
Lanham arrived here yesterday and left
this morning for Comanche, where he
will deliver an address at a reunion of
ex-Confederates. He will return in
time to be present and speak at the an
nual meeting of the association of this
county next Friday. Gen. Cabell will
also be one of the speakers on that occa-
sion.
At last dry weather has set in with in
dications in favor of it's staying. The
damage to wheat by the rains during har-
vest is much less than farmers appre-
hended. There is a good demand in
this market for sound wheat at 20 cents.
The erection of three more two-story
business buildings has begun. The grain
elevator is progressing rapidly.
The land agent of the Houston and
Texas Central IalWay is selling a large
quantity Of 4Affd, neatly in small tracts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
0KLAHOMA's CAPITAL.
Guthrie's Scheme to Rush Territorial Or
ganization Is Set Down Upon.

ganization is Set Down Upon.
ST. Louis, Mo-, July l6.-The con-
vention called sometime ago to protest
against the formation of provisional
government for Oklahama territory as
contemplated in the call for convention
to be held at Guthrie, July II, met at
Frisco, fifteen miles west of Oklahoma
City, yesterday. Over two hundred
delegates were present, half of them be-
ing from the towns of Oklahoma City
and Kingfsher. The report of the COM
mittee on resolutions, which was adopted
strongly, favors deferring action upon
the formation of territorial govern
ment until steps looking to that END are
taken by congress. The Oklahoma City
delegates are jubilant over what they
term Guthrie's downfall. They feel
confident that Oklahoma s capital viii be
located at Oklahoma City, inasmuch as
ysAerday's proceediaSS showed that
ery town in OklahoS& was arraigned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
a sauabhle At olzlahoma Citx.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 16.-AdESees
from Oklahoma City say trouble will
probably occur there to-day over an at
tempt TO hold city election. They
charge the present administration with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17

fraud, malfeasance and oppression in
office, and various other things. The
charter to be submitted calls for new
election July %. The mayor has issued
an order forbiddiHg a charter election.
ThQseHttampting to vote will be arrest
es The cSsE authorities will be backed
~ the nliitafF, which by Qroclama-'
fieIs Issue Yesterday recognizes the adj
minis tFgtton.
sfAefe Is talktSf ctihgSa faonument
4raerrssf% of tse ga IA aSd the dis
F5doverer off 'tCaeferine 'sstKe catarrh
cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-17
The c1osisg Of an I,aporta,t Outlet.

The blockade of port is not more injurious to
its commerce than is even the temporary OBJ
struction of the bowels 70 thebealth of the sysa
TEN. Constipation necessax arrests the secre-
ton of bile, impedes 10 disorders digestion.
I'D poisons the ciressss6n. The safest and
fndsa effective, as itzsssso the most gezal. lgf
all medieiee in sstence Is
tels stoassz more tha
iSobabes Esst itsst7 sEs5ss isSiieE7ds prevent
sye 20 II szfnaiEa Tent Ind remittent
fever TgeIvEdue TO its Respiratory action
upon TIE liver, an organ prejnd tally involved
in all malarial complaints. Pel*pns with ten
dercy also to rheumatic, neura1e3s and SE3z1Iie5r
trouble cannot do better than to eecnSze 1t
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which inva-
riabIy checks il at the outset The weak, more
over, are invested with strength by this tine in
vigerant