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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
rHE BorroaI ram ON TOR.

Important Changes 70 be Made In Fort
Worth and Denver Officials.
A few days ago THE GAZETTE referred
to rumor that was going the rounds 20
the effect that important changes in rail-
road circles in a short time might be ex-
pected. The information reached THR
GAZETTE in such way that more than s
reference 10 it would hare been breach
OF confidence, but as tbs cat has been let
out OF the bag By Denver paper. THE
GAZETTE il al liberty 10 pnblisa the fol :
lowing from the Rocky Mountain News.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
10 DE1EeArEs AND TIsIToRs
To the General Conference Of the II. Z
Church at st. Losis.

To the General Conference of the II. E.
Church at 81. Lossfs.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
way will sell on May Sd toSth inclusive,
rouna trip tickets, at qae fare for the
roundArip, good foEsfelurn thirty days
from dSAe OF sales Double daily trains
with Palman f1eeping cars through
without cksps
A train vi& fhis line carrying major
ity of the aegates. will leave Fort
Worth at Szec - m on Monday May 9Th,
and VIII ave atiAched an elegant reclin-
ing chad ear thrszgh TO Sc LOUIS with
out cha6ke, free oEeharge. Also speciai
PuilmaE sleepers.
For tfkets aud furthtr particulars call
on or a4zress any agent1f the company,
or JE. SMITH.
City ticket agent Fourth and Houston
C. .. LUsk,
Tickle: agent union depot, Fort Worth,
GAsros MEs1IER, G. P. A.
Sedaiia, No.
H. HUeHzs. A. &. P. A.
W. D. LAWSON, T. P. A..
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

Genera. Conference II. Z. Church, St.
Louis, MO.
Excursion rate of one fare fer31e
round trip will be made by TN 4exas
and Pacific railway from Stations 4,
account of the gsAsfaf conference.
Tickets on sale aEas to s, good for
thirty days. TFain leaves Fort Worth
7:25 a May 3; will have free reciin-
ingehsIr cars through to st. Louis, be-
SIDES ample sleeping car accommodations
will be provided for all.
B. W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
C. P. FEGAN,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
The F astsst in Texas.

Jay Gould has been in the state lately,
and the Fort Worth GAZETTE succeeded
in securing cannon ball train, and
styles it "Jay's GAZETTE Special. % 1t
makes the fastest time, by six hours, of
any train that has ever run between
Texas and st. Louis. [Sourry County
Citizen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

lie Texas Pacific fast train between
HU'1 worth and Tsxarkaua connecting
AN me ST. Louis cannon-bsn over the
re- cu a,Oantain. has stirred up the other
faas unes' It's now proposed to run
A., 'ss y IRAN over the Missouri, Kansas
~ ~ re, ts1as and the Frisco to St.. Louis,
" ''nHa. -lGaiuesville Hesperian.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

Tailor-well, Jones, how did your wife
like the new clothes? Jones-She acted
just as she did when first began to court
her. TaiIor-HoT was that? Laid her
cheek on the lapels? Jones-No; violently
opposed my suit Philadelphia Inquirer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
COTTON Belt Bulletin.

The following Is the register OF maxi
mum and minimum temperature, with
the rainfall in inches and hundredths. fog
the places named during the twenty -four
hours ending att pm, 18th meridian
time. Nav 8:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

The right aiew-ssEhat cat drank all
: the milk - Did you see her2'' mo;
Johnny told me she did it, s.Don't
touch the cat; 90 and catch Johnny for
me- III Baltimore Herald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
A Panhandle chnnra.

At d N, DeHart, formerly travel
passenger agent of the Fort Worth
- DsnVeT' has been appointed general
"a OF the road at Dallas,
Nh, succeed Mr.. j. L. A. Thomas
bp,j,. VIII retire from railroad
t,. ie : aud engage in that of real es-
-, ~. "a Fort Worth. Mr.. Thomas has a
an v ~ trends in this city, and they will
!9s,S ''0'ne him back to where he be-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
Continued indefinitely.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May S.-The strike OF
the 1900 employees st the Malleable iron
works will be continued indefinitely. The
company this morning refused to grant
the demands Of the men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

ssYhat is q frst-class ticket to Berz
lin2'' "'What do you bother about thet
for2 You know what yon want IS on65Sa
fhird-class- - tf0h, yess of course, but
may 1 not have the luxury Of asking the
price of nrst-class ticllet2 ~ F1ieg-
ende Batter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

Bjones (stsrnly )-tAre you
traupsn Tramp (frankly1-''I an. -
Biones lpersunsivels1 - Let ne see You
tramp. ~ Minneapolis Journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

osThese are my household gods, he
said to her as he entered his bachelor
apartments ssBut you lack some
thing, she remarked. WHAT "a
household goddess. - = 1unsey 4
Wesley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

Roast beef, uHflon,
Lunch 4angggs potted, canned ana
Clipped be5&
Salmon, sglnes and
Canned msssE5of every description ut
Turner s D7hges
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

a fun line asvaporated dried fruits
at Turner S see's-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

which will be read with interest not only
in Fort Worth and Denver circles, but by
all people who feel an interest in railroad
matters:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
SANTA FE ROUTE.

A. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent. Houston
c. D. LUSK- Depot Ticket Agent. Fort Worth
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

On September 30 the Chicago I West
Michigan halfway wi.l ran a special cx-
cuTslon from ali stations on IS line 10
Aauistee, Traverse C.ty and Peioskcy.
Special train will leave Grand Rapids
al 40 =. NJ. arriving 81 Manlstee AZ
80, and Traverse City % 5.5o p. nl.
Boat viii leave Traverse City at
m, Tor Chqrlevoix and PetOskey.
Fare Tor the round trip FROM Grand
Rapids TO Nanis;ee and Traverse CIV
viii be 500; Grand Rapids 20 Charlie.
Voix and Pcioskey and relnTn. $50.
Tickets viii be- goo4 to return uniil
October 2.
Tickets on sale at the Union Ticket
oiiice, O. Nonroo-st.. and al drpots.
NN. a. Gkxf.rr,
Act. Gcn'i pasx'r Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

At lsst rFbts me tatr srl,e.i. r
tsil g Naf tsaeei ffed fhsi fhe fost, sa
- seed ur etfinsn dag rnid lsoa -
more thsn ssisen fr,4 hl4i i,sfause ~
'' otfhtAa nfft. tbe tfesieit
ittnfy Apesta io ilfs feet v fh = faif',.s.
sfts'i tfaf iiif ~lfes theuid fsf4r ea.
300 - bf Nhftd htstef hf snHnrffff 4
iiFi = f'itef pisifnftons Ffrf nlt ff.
lt'eft13 t'tsft ititfs tt 1Hnt era 81 fafI-
islu of = - fnpauy ~ tni fhrn devn -
tnat tie pffstssIea coHif npfYs. fio
matter hoN lHeh the hosts vfe bu.it.
-8etft5i Nfns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
klEHIs Is 4 HlGA EllkEg.
the "tsssF ss@e@sS "a s<>llsssssn a.@ss
~sk~N t"s tesakaF sf s&lsInl Al
h~sN@esss 1t@sss-x,s A4sfss<.n


Al i.sasssssss ss~s.ottsesss
ssssse Aifesn i : zfeal asker. espees.
ally when she weArs . White divide /
skirt she kickea high last esen.
sng Al lie finale ii fae saco.,d
ses of sse.lsesle. The nh,.e
divided sksrtssesnea eseras i s..,a rated
~@nd tie aaalelsee sns.ssed ca having
ths ksck fepeAlea lbree times. l.os fae
kklr Nas ntns.y faseasa to s.,e ssf,f...t
~-aila We ihosuegifs fesoees.aa u.i...a
SUSIE stood still. ItAs NAV hart sli..,,.
pointed s Ten II MS hala fetl.se.
"a thsf front row. lsnt Nnaei< ! -.
matte tie "alt 81 fis ext.n.np AZ.
iuaf strike many as extremely 1saa f,r
Il - rarely tA4f nAe1 AnafarF nl....
woman klckk. s,Osxette,s has 49,,
presented here "a nuneroas e.s,e,.s,s,,.s
during ite pAsl decade aad ! ,,ssl. -
alluded q ae a efaestnlt. = l,nt 4 dsee
; iarge and Respectable audience 4,
hed.aondss : tsrana .ssf lseaf. II seems
however. that tse kpAx snd 4g5sAs
music II Ansiran ought to aiuaxs i.e
popular. feN c.,nlfnsas socefea -
patiine as much ~ toe sAtrisx otder =
q seofs a. lle, add this istne snsrtf that
wiil g.te lie "a las opera fof genera
tons u come, though ghe msy IL lad
aside ROW and taru fora bfef time.
ihe Wilbur Opera Company i 0naoal,s.
ediy the hardest Nofktd ofeauiza.
ton IA the country. They haxe
beeen paNing now nearly tno
years without a weeks az on and
most OF the tine have given fau rff.
iorniances datly. Nhlle aftluaes thcfn
We're Signs OF iasstade lst evening.
there MAS genuine animation Ia the "a. /
sembie work. Comedian Kohnle was |
quite original pa hls pressntaton of /
soqniclicot. lis verse IN ile ..Rob tIa /
- reaely' song about HarrY Hubbard /
iailing 10 show up Tor = lecture or tenn
peianee created = great uproar. He 1
VIII sing 4 again this afternoon. Ms
Baker Was IN good voice, aad Nessrs
Coniey and 1reDenick were as absurJ
and funny as possible as Nshntine and
De Merlnlac. The choruses we're hand.
somcly costnmed and saag n peffect
unison and with strength. 7he opera
will be repeated this Afternoon. To.
night Miliocker's beautiful opfa, .Th,
Beggar Student.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Some boys vbo were liaTing ueaf ti,s
colusf - iafare.ie.ti. ana Cftsoeft-
ave isst night vtfe nearly freisissed
- seafh. They declsfs fi.at rt.onf
ball -pssf o'cipck a. figure a. sb
ilitf eDa tefrsfnf = ciialf. emerged
ifffn tf5e slds Fl house sn6 torf
sest on taf l1szza. They ffpfosched
- 80 Wnst = vss when as tifr nnsfed
u fee fIf'af ticn q seppesfed a fasf.
] i't gtft Neft Thoroughly stafed ans
fed b disulsv
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Cncrfr~iIon. Wa. 4. Crew ss.f-~
--Nm. p. Camp and Jasol sisuf 49,
admitted - citizenship. F4aak carrsl
-. Jerome lie. assuupsit. solFsn 4
guasns arit u attachment grassttd est.
costs inciadine "a attorney fee ~ 4.
james :. Troy - Gnefies s Eufffa
AM Anna bnriou. chsnceff. oecree ~
compls mani for recousetanes and -.
rnanxe ~ property ou condlfnn TIA
he pay defendants So and their COST
ot thIs suit ~ he taxed. Hears
y. Auderson II a. "a fnFis.e
:. Baker 81 al. cbanoery. "a tf.el
Hon. ~. {. b0rCh, 31Gge-Ibt ssonif
fs hlchaeI Gleason. Iniefua Ga for
rape jury disagreed. Tie Pesa.s -
Charles Billings, coupfs fsinf fof lafcrrv
& property 81 value less fha8 -. of4er.
setiing stae ofder estrestfnz TAI. s..es.
charged - guiliy, sentenced ~ nav
nne ~ = and costs - - On fwen.e fsxs
IN jail tad and 4 sfhargea Tsa|
People e.. Lewis IT Boaffa. NORMA
tson for fraudolentlv dlsposns -
nlprtgsged profeYtr. On ira. e.rssr
al.onlBK information r. be suondaa
PsI fsTsoa admitted e. catzf.usfsr.
PpeKkrf - Hon. Cvfps +. Torkn.
5bagf. bsiatt ~ George Hunfsy. de.
ceesf-as fefoft ~ ogfnfeI ssiCusrt on
Ca - died Fstts0n For iicenss A. 49,
reei estate bee nenvine f,essfe, -
fei&te - Peter lsnVt. Heenfsi.Y laftias-
fteffrf| order sEfoo nfsrg Nm- B Hep
gaffy F0afalaa Estste II Bnrv l,s
Frsfs. deceased rersgrf ~ ssrsgr s..e,-..
ers On claims fisd. Esats - esIt.s
fongsT. deceased order ttstal fiain.s
= fse1 81 c0sr1 On 81 befers heres 81
1891.
rfFEloH-HoD. r. - rsffsgsras.
Iec9e-A ieee5s ~ Reed ~ gaIa
i'oVa sTs Hsry E'oNe f5ectusglf trai
rts8msa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
WIN. MILLER.
% S. IONlA-ST.
Economy Wrought IrCn Furnacel
And STRAIN HEATER COMBINED

ist- n VII produce lsrge perccnts - mora
of combined warm air sad steam heat with =
given amount of coal. than sny other heater
mSde. as the sane Gre which produces tno hot
air makes tie steam at 20 loss asfa~l.
"a The steam = valuable adjunct 70 the
warm ar. - with its help We CA heat spsce
thst can not be reached b7 warn air. such a.
parallel rooms = long distance fr, m the fur-
Haee. or apartments up two or more stories
not accessible By sarin air pipes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

TIE Ere. Ei.fn1 = 1he es,e,< ff,2t n.e..>
n.t So -. -
'-''''. 80 49,. "a - t"s1 at a.
s@'ts"%
Joha ii. Izeier. whose name : s,nl
Lawier hui 4oslk = .,..,...s 80. -.
lar a..as...sa. -. =. -,
IS s....rs -, - - - -
s''''es. ~es tsa> t''s '*'>'
's 80 asking Ter Al &0io0fn-
fnfet. doaH ilas leoen gxpse4ln4 es<rs
aay Is ht n.nf,nes u,sh Az. .,.i,-..,...
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couft tClotef
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e'.'s' va s.''s t'est - te'sst<f 8
ilenff hldreire. anrasea ii adt.I Itefr
WI" aaas' "a. IL sxAs.asAea to,hsf.
iaepb holoI is NeH lnann A. Ia
READERS q tals oo.ulal - iae a8 a.atl
W. ga e. .niRofe utnF. aar - ls,sl
-. s'~s''s'.l ~ "t,si.f, N@s afit >lei
,.,,.. ~ 80 s.'Ns.f ~-a toeil es'as A''a tsifssx
~ s..,.e.r.s -. - 80 %siii ssf
lsiled AZ anpear - - -, - ~''e ''.'."
no,nteh ~ 49, $500 80 ~
iDuielbg. bat ia tbt afternoon a.. or-
otr Na< set ASIDE 2, feAsan az = n,isut.-
aersiand'ns having e.en shown. aaa
sac s~st "as Adl9iiaea - tise fla.
Alter a tooEa contest. doe Dyer k1e-
reeded "a getlag q iaDg aalaufnnn,nt
=. ".s as he eiaiins tisat he VII
.'A'' - hfh tet atf.si days 81 e'4 psf-
'..s 's.'.' ls.f'tts lis N@fie- A3fas fiitfAtsai
's' - 80 ''s' tii,f actds'sl 81 sta.st-
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exan4tnat,o, -. ~. - t's
case stands gxe, 80 - - "'"''' ''fN
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snrasf n,,.'.,,...''.. '.'' s''s ohcf i'tk
h,,n r-h.o 81. a ..,.,.,.,.. l'''f' - VIA
re Holland ..,,,,,.l -, s',....' CO. ....s,
a,ii a. t,3ea ton,o.,.,.. ~ ''%
a.
49, - 80. -. 'e PeiH,i'tra to
ifes..h.'r l..e,.,s., '''.e'
$500. "a, VIVA N's s~''s4 ga
bs'ouAfa hshdsli y charged with
~ esay les ihai g, aad WI IA ifica
=. : - '0e"f'
"ai.An' COOPER vi! l'e in court tlis
i,si i.''is. ing ehaised ".th iafoens fro.a
i"eislng house.
soHn wood was willing - settle his
-. ola ADa habfis case iy paying Ss.hb
- :, $50 80 "'s e'sfi.NsSe.
Nefohica chapman, the Woman ~
'ie 70 aeitely case ot Harry fidrclce.
- neio - TIE superior court Tor trial
Bert Salisbury was a.ked "a -. az.
osis and 60. Ee MAS charged Wlih a..
anIt and battery, and Was released CA
aSmeni ot costs hecsiise the complain
~ witness co1iu not be found.
john A. MAlleii went 10 sai for -
avs. and John Rnss,'ll ra.s - ~ -
eng drunk.
John Darenhoss and Nome Tfi.,..,
rcre accused bv Miila,a Was,,.,,.s,
-luif ana fMff4rK ls.s A.. al
scharged them very ,uddenlv sf,.r
caring the testimony.
A man na,ses Y..s p.s..
ans,ng broie s.. E, -, ''s'''o',o' .' "i
ane "a the wro,,r 80, az ..'.... ..i'.
. West Rria0..st ,.,..s..,.'i.... !. .s,,.-
a. was refrr,,.s a. ~ ~. = ...'',.l
cbafcc az = l.se..-,., e., f''''
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= S. .s'''sl hv~afa faiki9<
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

tfv. Caroline Z Bsrfisft. ~ Esis-
fns1pe. ne yeung f.sssef ~ ths rnfta-
fisn Church fasrs. VII g,reaet 81 So
l-a1ses' literary f8nt roofns 81 shel-
eofi-st ffkt -lnesf rn1rarg nnd efrD-
"a ~nf s said q ~ . Fsry inlerea
"a Fs,eaktf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Are You Always Sleepy?

DO you get MP nights?
Can you control your
urin?
Is there pain in your back ?
Or nervous prOstration?
Ever had rheumatism?
Is stomach weak:
Do you feel WORN out?
Is there a sense of gone
ness?
Pains in back of head?
AreyOu dreadfulneryous Z?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does 1T smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure in lower part of abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write TO or call on
DIR. ;. Clay Todd. 43 Mon
roe-st.. room 4. Immen blk.
Grand Rapids. Mich. He il
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There is hardly a town or
city or neighborhood i'm the
United States. but can boast
of some former sufferer who
has been restored TO per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhood by DIR. ;. Clay
Todd I'm the last % years.
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

AZ accounts due Bert Trn4, ercwirz
oct ~ rs ErcceTv bus ness 1T f2o soufk
I0vissoo-st.. 10 ffxHd Rsrss. hs~.
been soia, snd must ~ raa - 49,
r.is1s gned. E. HAu1Fv.
Dated September IS fsoe
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

of French pattern hats ard bonnet.
september 80. October ] aad 2. At N,ss
Neille buckiey's, No g North Division.
81, Porter block. No caF1s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Grand Rapids school of Ejocntjon
vii open Octoter ]. under the direction
81 Niss Evelyn Noble. Room : shcD-
bard-Hartman b.ock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Dr. NJ. G. orsers Pain ohfunder On.
abies him 20 81 teeth With much jess
PAIN tnsn ever before. Rooms g. 81
and 81. N0ndefly block, q Nonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Pattern hats and honnots Tles.
day, Wednesday and Thnrsdav.
september -, October and y
40 cards. Mgss Nsxro~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Millinery opening - Ten Hopes. ia
Aonr0e-st. wlil take hlaee % Thnrs-
day fridaF sgd SATURDAY. 0cf. z. Ard
5. head or adEert. t.ssraant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

See tne ifesfs crayon ard iBk pc-
traits, only s. Nykes. s. sfsnfoe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Or. J. Chas. Harrison, who viii bc
heard at Powers Grand Opcra Iouse
on next Sunday and T1etday evening".
IN MS lectures 10 men only. Is wei.
known 10 medical men and scientist,
on both sides of the water. III has
iectured wherever the English lanfuag,
i spoken, and hls lectures have awavs
made pleasing and lasting impression
on those who have been fortunate
enough TO hear bim. During his tnveis
around the world be has had MANY
amusing and exciting experiment., anu
mas seen many sights that people II his
part OF the globc never dreamed 4. As
the actor IS considerable OF an artist Il,
has brought home with hiua man.
sketches of interesting things ~
has seen and pisces be has visited
While IN Paris be had many hari,,,,,,'-
stereopticon views made from ni,
sketches, and during the course of ~
lectures, these views Will he shown. on
sn enormous canvas by = powerful
s'ereopticon, which he had bu.it Tor
him abroad. The docisr is a cspifai
story teller, and introduces niarx
amusing accounts Of histrips through
1entra! and Southern Afnca. Australia
Tasmania, and New Zealand. whsr.
the styles IN dress and manner of CIV.
ing spread differ somewhat from fh,
prevailing customs OF his country.
Dr. HarrisOa's credentials arc oil III,
highest order. aud are ir,m such inen
as Gen. Russell A. Alger. United STATE.
Conger. Congresmen r. W.
NILS. Allen, Crisp, and many others.
Wm. T. Powers is now ftlring o, an.
other improvement 10 tnc spcra house.
one which viii lo greatly appreciated |
~ the public. lie has selt ion D.ans
% an iron pofico over fae sidewai. |
from tAe entrance "a tbe Hfb and
satisfactory arrangements oa 6c made
VIII nave II bullt tais season 1hIsfs4. /
iieo vii be 81 iilc same siyt IS RI e.,. /
Irot and Chicago and vii a. \ ~. 4
'onFemeuce, especially ln vet usaflt
10 patrons Who wish 10 tax. caniar.t
The audience assembled n S.aifa's
opera lloute iest Hfht VS. largs ifs.I
.nthusiastic. Ea.sA one % aie spt.lai.
aes Has loudly apps,ned. ard
vel deserved g. ~. There VIE 81
matinee today and performance a.th /
'stn.ng. w.ta maunces also on Fslsas /
.nd saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

The sale Of seats for Alexander Sal.
yinfs engagement opens at Powers'
Grsnd tins morning at nine o'clock
Mr. salyini Will appear Friday evening
IA "Ihe Three GuArdsmen.n - stturdax
afternoon ia "A Child of Naple.." ana
Saturday night IN Don Gear 4.
Bazan."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

The Boy Tramp" a sessatona,
play oi much dramatic strngth. !.
Manager ROBERTS next attncflon al
kedinond's. It's packing the Academy
Chicago. tins week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Van Houten's Cocoa--The original
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Every safk - LILY WHITE Trr1sp
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

lhe cases on cal today arc as follows.
Wesley B. Sweet and Nora Sweet.
iewd snd lascivioas cohab.tatson. 1oa.
n'.; Fred Oics. aiiss George Rogers vii
oe on hand att O'Clock - pay - S. un
suspended sentence. james j. Rowe
selling liquor 70 minors. ioH ni.; Leon.
ara Randall, larceny less Than s..
9. CLOCK p. M NIilism Cooper, breaking
and entering, l0a.m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
THE FEDERAL CENSUS,

Large Democratic 0ainass'heriOus DlHap-
pointment Among Republican Leaders,
WAsHNGToy, Aug G,-The Republican
leaders are much disappointed over the
result Of the Federal Census, superIn'
tendant Porter, before lac began his work
had made estimates upon which he based
gain Of twenty-five Republican Com
greasmen under the now apporlonment
II was believed that the South had retro
graded and that In the North and oapc'
cially In the northwest, the gains would
be exceedingly heavy, ltnow turns out
that the population Of tho northwest has
been greatly oycreatimatod, that the only
large gains In thc north have been In the
cities, Democratic atronghOlda and that
the south has not only held her own but
In many instances made gains Apprnxi'
mutely one third Of the population Of llli'
noIH h 20 be found In Chicago, which will
gain -four C0ngressmen, with the chances
that all the districts will bo carried by the
Democrats, Massachusetts, gains only In
the cltles, New York only In New York
and Buffalo In Minnesota the cities
alone egaIn, In northwestern Iowa there
h some little gain, In Missouri the gains
are In the small towns, South Carolina
viii mako q gain In CongrcsFmon 30 viii
Tennessee, Georgia aud Alabama, Ne.
braaha N The only western state that ap'
proxImatcd expectations, II will gain
four Congrossmcn, Kansas will prove q
great disappointment by gaining only one
while Texas, contrary 20 expectations,
makes the largest gain Of Oll-lyc Con.
grCaamcn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

Secretaries Window and Proctor have ro-
turned tu Washington,
Tho luunsUlvUuiu NlHH works no Anderson,
lUdu are having two tanks built, 10 bv finished
hy the middle of August
Another uypluiunpt fire damp ha occurred
Ia q coal pll W sL Eitnuo, one hundred and
hllrun NJ the men employed In the pie sues
etrdyl lu making thuIruutpu uuiuIuTud, Five
uihura wore seriously hurt
The monthly statement Of coinage Ia the
lHllrl sINlua WIlla show total output Of
Slhtui or llIa ihuru were 400 double
eagles, aHhWl silver dollars and fractional
currency amounting 10 slitM
cob Morales A0rmulysc hus been proclaimed
precedent of Che republic, y.uo Guu, Clparrt,
Whose lruUr o. oIluu bus rEplrrd Col, Hrr,
Wu0uau $500. nn Invested with tNu Insignia of
N.un, and Hku Do. Hutt uu August No.,
Considerable damage wus done Al Shirt
Lake, ihu iowa pleasure resort, hy wind aud
NNl. NUt 10 Nuu.u iu fhu town was injured,
and 20 o. luu.u lhat some of the boats un tho
lpho ..w #wa@ UHl la1 agg.ss.g
drowned,
Mr. AUUb klr1n, GurWpn woman, aged
duyu1raNNs aOuy, hy lightning and Instantly
Killed while sitting Ht lbu window ur hur
house, ilIi lUNu atrrur Chicago, An rgs
animation ID. Ibu body dlHulp.pd blue mark
just above ihn hutrb
secretary Proctor has received from the
British government u pruault ut nu EuUrId
magazine uUu OF the pattern used iu her
mticatN'H suifluu, Tho gun is OF the small
uullnur which Hla recently become su pUpu.
lar lu lUr European armies. 10 lauUuluHul Ia
u hNud some uU.u with silver muuutlUga