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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
Young LINCOLN Dead.

LONDON, March 5.-Master Abraham
Lincoln, United States minister's son, ,
died at 11:07 this morning. During the
morning the lad was in a comatose con-
dition. He was unable to retain nour-
ishment, and the doctors stated definite
ly his death was merely a question OF q
few hours. He suffered no pain. Mr..
Lincoln and his family were at the bed
side of the dying boy from early in the
morning until he died. He passed away
quietly.
Upon being informed of the death of
Master Lincoln the queen sent message
of sympathy to Mr.. Lincoln.
The body Will be embalmed and sent
home for .interment.
FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE FRIDAY.
Funeral services will be held in Mr..
Lincoln's house on Friday next. Only
intimate friends of the family and off,
Gals of the United States legation will be
invited. The body will be placed
temporarily In the catacombs at
Kensal Greens, whence it will be
transferred to the family tomb at Spring.
field, Ill. Mr.. Lincoln desires that the
funeral shall be conducted with the
greatest privacy and simplicity. The
minister is bearing up well under his
affection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
LEAGUE PLAYERS.
Probability of Decrease IN Clubs from Ten TO
Eight-Detroit's Chances.

Probability of Decrease IN Clubs from Ten to
EIght-Detroit's Chances.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, March 5.-At .
meeting OF the National league this
morning, 1t is understood, the session
was devoted to discussion. concerning the
reduction of the number of clubs in the
league to eight, but no definite result
was reached. President A. 6 Spalding
was seen during recess and asked as to
the probable admission OF Detroit to the
league, and as TO the ten-club schedule.
He said the policy of the league was not
to increase, but to decrease the number
of clubs, and there was but little posi-
bility of the admission of Detroit. Re-
garding the schedule Mr.. Spalding re-
marked that the matter was still in the
hands OF the committee, and none bur
the members of the committee knew
what had been decided upon. It was
not proposed to give information on the
subject until the committee was ready TO
report, and the schedule would be the
last business considered at the meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
TEXARKANA.
District Court in session-A Winchester IL
plOdps While Being Repaired.

District Court in session-A Winchester IL
plOdps While Being Repaired.
Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX. March 5.-Distriot
court convened here on Monday and Is
dlsposing Of business rapidly. Judge ].
N. Moore OF Dsingerield, is acting az
special judge in the cases wherein
Judge Shepard is disqualified, and viii
probably hold court for the most Of the
week.
The Democracy on the Arkansas side
of the city held ward meetings last night
and made nominations for municipal
offices.
Mr.. Harris, while repairing q Win
chester rifle at Hsnfeld's gun shop on
Broad street, was injured by the explo-
sion OF g shell which was left in the
arsenal. After inficting a wound for
Mr.. Harris and frightening several per-
SONS who were near, the bullet went
through an inch door and passed on down
the street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
sEARCH ARANDONED.
MANCHESTER Trade Review.

MANCHESTER, ENG, March 5.-The
Guardian, in its commercial article,
says: There is no sign of more life be-
yond an increase in business in light and
fancy goods for India. Progress in yarn
departments is poor. Despite the Yield
ing of sellers, buyers seem to De waiting
for further decline. Producers are
hoping for revivals, and are not disposed
to lose sales for distant delivery at prices
obtainable for goods in quantity. Firm
ness Is maintained by old orders, which
are being worked off in narrow margins
and by the continued idleness of ma
chinery. Export yarns are dull. Orders
are consequently rare, except at prices
much below the current rates. There is
fair business in jscconets and muIls for
India. Prices are a trifle lower. The
sales of prints are light. Business in
heavy goods Is steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06

water and all provisions were destroyed.
The bark was leaking eighteen inches
an hour. On the afternoon of February
%, the Ems was sighted, and it was
hoped by those on the Hebe that boats
from her would rescue them, but they
were disappointed. The pumps were
finally got in working order and the men,
though worn out with cold and hunger,
manned them. On the morning OF Feb
ruary "a, the COlOnist hove IN sight
and noticing the bark'S signals bore
down to her. After a desperate strug-
gle in the heavy waves and at the risk
of their lives the boats crews succeeded
in getting alongside OF the bark and il
taking OF everybody aboard her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
Cruisers Bruised.

LONDON, March 5.-While Chesterfield
Goode and Charley Mitchell, the pugilist,
were drinking at the house of George
Baird, the sporting man, they became
involved in a quarrel and finally resorted
to blows. They olinched aud in the
sCuffle that followed both fell down q
flight of stairs. Baird, who was stand
ing by, egged Mitchell on and the fight
was resumed at the bottom OF the stairs.
Finally Mitchell seized poker and
struck Goode two severe blows on the
head. Goode was removed to the hos
pitaI, where his injuries were pronounced
serious. Mitchell has not yet been ar
rested.
LATER-Mltohen was arrested this at-
ternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
John F. Hardy, 3yDSBI s,IJ. Il. Agent
WANT TO CONTROL 1T.

An English Syndicate Negotiating to Get
Control of Americas Soda Water Business.
BOSTON, MASS, March "a morning
paper says an English syndicate is nego-
tiating for the purchase of the four firms
IN the United States Low controlling the
manufacture of soda water and ap-
paratus and everything connected there
with. The capital is between eight and
nine millions. The houses with which
negotiations have been begun are J w.
Tufts & Co. and the A. l.. Puffer s. Sons
manufacturing company, Boston, the
firm of John Matthews, New York, and
G. S. LippIncott, Philadelphia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
REPUBLICANS AT NASHVILLE.
After Assembling in Convention they March
TO the state House and are Enter
tanned by Tennes5eeans.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March Sit was
after II o'clock when President Thurston
raped the national convention of Re-
publican league to order. Proceed
ings were opened with prayer,
after which kilograms and let
tiers were read from President
Harrison, Republican congressman, Hon.
T. G. Plat of New York. and Others.
Invitations rendered to the governor of
Tennessee and members OF the state
legislature to seats on the floor Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
Looking to the Labor Question.

BERLIN, March 5.-Baron Won Ber-
lepseh, Prussian minister Of commerce,
has been instructed to draft for submis-
sion to the landtag bills, looking to the
settlement of the labor question, based
on opinions Of experts given before the
state council. Pending passage of the
bills, provisional measures will be intro
duced for the protection of workingmen,
Among These measures VIII be one pro-
viding for the formation of working
men s committees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
Bolton.
Special to the Gazette.


BELToN, TEX. March 5.-The ALI
ance exchange building was sold yester-
day under a deed of trust. 1t was
bought by b. G. Denny s Co., for the
Milburn wagon company, for the sum of
$4,000. The building and ground cost
about $4,000.
Pick Wiseman was placed in jail yes
terday afternoon in default of $500
bond for shooting Charles Miller at
Temple yesterday. Wiseman was out on
bond for the killing OF the marshal at
Temple last May.
Rev. Mr.. Robnett of Brownwood is
here conducting protracted meeting at
the Baptist church
D. S. Morris fell down a flight of
stairs yesterday, breaking one leg in
three places.
Cotton received and weighed TO date
20, 500, against Is ,099 last season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
Overthrow Of the Salisbury Gov
eminent at Next Elections.
Sir Richard Webster's Reward for Try
ing to CanOnize F0rgerS, Per-
jnrerS, COnspiratOrS.
The Berlin Government VIII Not Ask tn
Reiehstag to ass the Socialist Bill.
Death OF MI ter Lincoln.
They See It Coming.

Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, March 5.-The result of the
election in the North division OF St.
Panicras has stricken the Conservatives
with dismay, for in the success of the
GladstOnians upon the issue of the &C.
ceptance of the Parnell commission IS re-
port as a yindication of Parnell, the
Tories see the handwriting on the wall
warning them of inevitable overthrow
at the next general elections. So well
seated is this fear that the government
will now concentrate all its energies in
an effort TO stave off anything calculated
to force q dissolution in hope that chance
may bring up something that will posi-
bly, swerve popular opinion from the
track upon which 1t is now run
ming. Should the government majority
on Smiths motion fall below that
shown by the vote on Parnell' $
amendment, however. it is difficult to
see how an appeal to the country can be
long averted. Before the present debate
ends 1t is expected that Parnell, MIR.
Porley, Sir William Harcourt, Attorney
General Webster and other leaders will
speak.
TO REWARD WEBSTER.
The statement is made on excellent
authority that LORD Esher will resign
the position of master of rolls about
Easter and that the place will be given
to Sir Richard Webster. The bestowal
..
carrying with it salary of
EG00 per annum and an ex-oficio
seat on the bench of the court of appeal
will of course be regarded in the light of
a reward for the questionable service he
has rendered TO the government in the
Parneil prosecution, but it must be ad-
mitted that he should receive some
thing handsome to compensate him
for the decline in popular estimation
which he has sustained through his efforts
to canonize forgers, perjurers, couspirs-
tors, spies and other rascal5 in the SER
vice Of the Times and the government.
SOCIALIST BILL.
The Berlin government has decided not
to ask the reichstag TO pass the socialist
bill for obvious reasons resultant from
the recent elections, but will content
itself with merely asking the legislative
body to strengthen and continue the
operation of the bill relating to dyna-
miters and kindred offenders, pending It's
observation OF the character and availa-
bility to the government needs of the
new house.
1t has been settled that the body of
Master Abraham Lincoln shall for the
present be entombed in vault in Lon
don, where it will remain until such
time as Minister and Mrs. Lincoln shall
be able to accompany it to America for
final interment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
Serious Mine Explosion.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March 5.-A special
dispatch just received here says an ex-
plosion occurred in coal mine at Ply
mouth, Pa, this morning and four men
were badly injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
THE ENTOMBED MINERS.
The Nine Yet Burning, and Searching Parties
are Driven Back-No Trace Of the
Unfortunate Men.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, March 5.-The
situation at South Wilkes Barre shaft
this morning remains unchanged. One
exploring party after another has de-
scended the shaft only to be driven back
by gas and smoke. The company off,
Gals are now busy flooding the mine,
Dense volumes of smoke are still ascend
ing from the air shafts, and the destruc-
ton in the interior of the mine will be
enormous. At o CLOCK this evening the
last exploring party reported the fire is
rapidly eating into the shaft and has
made Roadway over 700 feet from the
starting point of last Monday night. All
hopes OF finding the victims or any part
of their bodies has been given up, as
they have all probably been cremated.
SEARCH ABANDONED.
WILKES BARRE, Pa. March SIT was
decided to send another rescuIng party
into the burning tunnel at South Wilkes
Barre early this morning. After several
hours of search for the eight missing
miners the party returned to the surface
at IL O'Clock and reported they could
find no trace of the men. Officials say
all hope of finding the men is now aban-
doned. The work of flooding the tunnel
still goes on slowly, but huge volumes of
smoke are rolling out of the air shaft,
which shows the fire is still burning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
TAULBEE BETTER. .

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The attend
ants at the Providence hospital report
Mr.. Taulbee a little better this morn
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-06
D BY THE PRESIDENT

APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The president
approved the act providing for an assist
ant secretary of war.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
A Duel Between Intsi.,etnai Giants

The January number of the North American hesiew will he rsuderesi memorable hy nue If the most brilliant features which haye ever appeared m an American periodical This K n dis c,.ssion between the Rs lInn w F.. Gladstone and Hon. I. G. Blaine on the tariff, Mir. Gladstone advocating free trade and Mir. Blaiue protection. Whatever can be said on one side and the other ot this subject will he said ill Lhese articles in the ar,st tellug and impressive way by these two great masters of cssutruveray. Mir. Glad stune's article will cccnpy between twenty and thirty pages oithr Review aud Mr Rlains's reply will he about the same length. |, not longer. Il will be a battle If intrliectsis.i 4ilnts-
 The articles will he published silnul- taneoliSly hy NIT. GgaGst mes consent, asssl, as ttsey take sils sn much space, tliiS issue of ,l,e Review Will b. ell- fsGsH tl admit uf the usual number aud variety of papers on important aud timely topics.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
oun AneHRA~reArIrAY..

The capital of the United States has been located at different tunes at the following places: Al Philadelphia from September !, l7s5, until December. i.76, at Baltimore from December %. f7f6. to March TIT, Ut Philadelphia from Marh l. l77T. to September. ls77; st Laucaater. Pa, from September 2T, HIT. to September 30 iT7T; at York Pa. from September so, l7T7, tn .IHiy ITS, at Philadelphia from July ?, ITS. te June 50 l7sS; at Princeton. \, J {. from Jane 31. lTsS, to November 2o, lTsS. at Annapolis, Mds from Novenl- Der. lTsS to November, i-si; at fren- ton. x. l. irpm Nayember i5Sl. to January i7S5; New York. from JHnu- ats II, lTs5. tn l7Sn when the seat cf goyprtment WAS changed tn i'hlafel- lllia, where it remallsed until iseo. singe which tiue it lts been it Wash i4tstau
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
GsTN ORDNANCE.

A N OEnlNAACE entitled sn ordinance t0 A provide for iieeaee and privilege tas and their col est,nn,
 lic it ordainei hy ihc common council of the Iacarpormied Euwn uf Forrest Gity;
 section one ti: That there ahali tc levied and collected as a lax, ihe sual of enc hundred dollars lsfetQN on each and every hawkrr. peddler and auc'oreer fas tho privilege ot hawking. pedatn1 ur snutloueeriag goods wares and naervhsuei~e within tho corporate ilfnits of tho Town of Forrest City for the term uf enc year less.
 section two ,sls That any person or persons convicted of violation of thls ordinance sha II le deomed guilty of a misdemsanor and iiHcd tl any sum net naore than twenty five dolats sAs3uj' nor less than fse dollars ssS. 70, and for sae'h snd every tsy thereafter said person nr Mrsusis violating this ordinance shall Le | separate offence and upon conviction, nncd in any sum not more than fifteea dollars nor teas than i've dollars
 Scction three t}l That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordl- naucc he and the same arc hereby repealed. and that this ordinance gu into effect and lee in force frun, and after its passage and pilhli- cation.
 q. fs. Roi.Iw saE, Mayor, ], W. RaowS, City Recorder.
 Approved Jan. Ith. ts91
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
JUST LIKE A MAN"

Jnsh Billings says: Boosters are the puglists among birds, and having no sui able shoulders te strike from, they strike from the heel Wines q rooster gets whipped. al the hens march off with the o;l.er rooster, if he amt half so handsome. It is pluck that wins u heu. Boosters, as elass
 won't to any household work; you can not get rooster 10 pay any attention ta Il young one. They spend most all their time ill growing and strutting and once and while they find worm
 which they make u great fuss over calling their wives up from a distance apparently to treat them, hat just as tie hens get there, this elegant cuss bends over and golbles np the worm Just like man for al tine worlsi.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
Catarrh can.t Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ss they cannot reach the scat of tine disease. Ca tarrsi is a blood or constitutional disease
 and ia order Go eHre il you have to take in- teruxl remedies Halls CRtarrh Cure is taket, internally. and acts directly on the blood and mueUs surface. llalrs Catarrh Cure Is no quacS medicine. It was pre- serihed by one of tho bcst phs sSieians in this ceuntry for years. aist is a regular pr' . seriptiou. It x composed ofthe best toAit s known, combined with the best blood purl. 6ers, acting directly on tue mucgs surface. Thc perfect combination of the two ingrei- ients k what produces such wonderful rI- sults in curing eatMrh. Send for tssiImo- nlais free r. ]. Cheney X Co.,. Pro1., Toledo, O. Sold by druggits, price Tss.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
Cut This Ont

And take Il Ia your druggist C. F, Hiu!un aud get bottle of Cnhln Chill Tonic, if you have Chills or Fever 0l any description. IL will cure yanl Remember Cuban Chill Iouic is guaranteed lo cure you II you will take il according ta directions. Thousands oE lle ople have used C0han Chin Tonic, and pronounce 1t the best Chill and Fewer medicine in tue world Cuban tilill Tonic is cheap and K in the reach ot the poorest man cr woman Erg Cuhan Chill Tonic
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
A safs lav as,.,snt

ss visr AhicA iS gvArsnsts'A VI aElN ynu sai ssAeturS results. nr In eR~e uf Aiis,e a tusa oi pErs'aass price. sfn taia sa&e plNn you eau buy f.s,fa nuf adyssSissa sfnEs4sl 8 10stlu 0i l)r. ksss@~ Ae@ l.iSeesery fuf stsuaapslun. ' V @a.aaatuea ~ Agewg sc- ltsf h every asA, Mlssa 4ssst fg aAs at fecslon VI sssfest lasgs es e.is~ 4aeis As es'lssasAisieEs ssalaaa4sstss " laHss essist eas1is. asasslass, \ sasolsnx esaga, sloap. GIG, esc, lt ls pieAsans aud agrsa rsaAl'c to lAssvs peffreslJ safe. aud eau aiNAf~ lse aie~ rcnaed upon Trial l.ossses gsee as s.s F. lsintons drugstore.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
Mir. II. C. Clarke. cs this City. Gets $3o. 900 from tho Louisiana
 State Lottery.

"ls lt actually true that you have rc- eelvcd part of tho capital prize in tae last drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery ' asked reporter for tlte Star->ay iigs oi Mr. Il. ~. Clarke, yoaug iithGgraphcs cm. plosed at August Casts aud residing at So ,i2 North Compton avenue. '' Yes, 7 saId be, "I haze received $50 o0o in cash. The money was paid to me hy the CoRti- mental Nati0ral Bank, og st. Louis, is now in my possession, and part ei 1t will ge into all elegant listle hosac tor myself snd my family. Ay ticket was na.aser %. ''-- st. Louis (Mol Star-Sdy ing,, Nov 25.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
Whnta rnrt,.rAn

Is . healthy. ,enriy SSin. E.s are awafeof tlsc slpatt silne it tasss for s, ,iisa,leled liver (, caase hlstcll.s on the itce astsi a dark grNtsN skin One s#sfle af stlstits~' BLOOD E'l1R8IFEA #Hd nlttfa MAKER @ia ipssAss stHts -lH5 e.eatlse lso h'nsl C til ina. psstit'e' X nsert,iag Alsa Meaiegtnl smeceSs Ne guarantee uvery bottle. II Evvane < t0 druggists
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
A Good Cough Syrup.

There smoothing parents should be SD careful about as selecting a cnllgh ssr- up l,eggs' Cherry Cough Syrup eoais no more than the cheap and inferior uostroms thrown on the market. The best is none to good, be sure and get BEG GS' COUCH SYRUP. We keep it on hand at all tunes. II. EVANS k co. druggists
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
Tha Edlt,ra . erlra.

Mir. A. K. Hawkes. has gained national reputation as practical uptician. and his celebrated sfa~,arlcs aud patent spring eye glasses are known throughout the United Siases. We arc writing this article with a pGIf of his New ctrystalised Lenses. and they setta e Us as transparent as light It. ss'tf, and with ihen the finest print k as clear ss 10 youth t,iiior Christian Adso- cate All eyes titied and fl guaranteed hy \. M. Mussnn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
T. 0. Fitzpatrick Ilas been quite sick

this week
 Ernest Grammer was prustrated with
 sudden illness Thursday night.
 F. Ilotchkiss, a rising young mcr-
 chant of McCrory, Ark. was in the city
 Thursday and called at this office.
 Rev. G. A. Grammer will preach at i the Baptist church next sunday
 Morning subject. Incarnation; evening, Timid Woman's Touch.
 Preaching at the Methodist church Sunday morning and night, preaching 1 by the pastor. Sabbath school begins promptly at half past nine o'clock. Ladies Aid Society meets at the resi- dence of Mrs. Nlmmn Monday after
 uaon al o'clock. X largo attendance
 earnestly desired
 John Coleman. of the firm of Cole
 man ,S Hamilton. at Wynne, was in the city Thursday and gave us a pleas ant call. as usual. These gentlemen haya opened d first class saloon and l expect to do general jug business in connection. Read their large naw ad- yertisemsift in this issue and give them
 Il share of your trade. They will treat you right.
 iit MHltut " asilttlEiNn ISi WIS considerable cf an attraction Friday night of last week The room was crowded with fair ladies gallant gen tlemen, and sweet children Music, tea. and social conversation passed the
 hours quickly away. Miss Fannie Winfield impersona.ed Mrs. George l Wa hington and the General was represented hy E. Tarley. The pro eeeds amounted 70 SI6.00.
 Our friend, sam Warrall was Il pleas ant culer at HE TIMES sanctum Tuesday morning, His charming little daughter came into town with him and spent the day with her friend, Miss Eva Hunter. Mir. Warrall informs us of u quiet wedding that occurred at the residence of Mrs. Hardy, iii his neigh horhOod, "Wednesday of last week. the contracting parties being Tom Connor and Miss Susie l.. lIollie. Success to all ef them.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
eogss'a Cherry cough syrup

Is giving spiendid satisfae ton to tue ttade and the sales are positively marvellous. which can ne accounted fot i'll no other way except that it is without doubt the best on the market. Ask tor aud be sure you get thc genuine We keep it. u. EVniiS k NN.. druygists
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
ShIloh.s Cona.ln11tlnn Curn.

lhs ls beyond question the mos, stic ecssfu Cou@h Medicine ue have eyer scit a few dcses Invariably care the worst eases oi Cough. Group anh Bronchitis, while its wondefiGl Sneeess In the cure ot consamp- ton x without a parallel in the history oi medicine Since It's first discovery l. has been soid OR guarantee, n test which no other mrdieiec can stand. if you have q Cough ~e earnestly ask you to tty H. Price 0 cents, a9eents. and si %. + your i.angs are sore, Chest of Back laG,e. cse Shii0h's Porous Plaster. Soldby Ii. Evans k {'p
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
ShiIoh's Catarrh Remedy.

Shiloh's Gatarrh Remedy. marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, Cankor Mouth. and ieal-Aci,c. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints, without extra charge, Price DO cents Sold bY IL Evans < Go.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-25
MlonnN tn Innn

| an prepared to negotiate loans en real estate quickly. in sums and aeon terms, toseit borrowers. at ID ger cent interest. No interest CT commission taken out in advance. You get all you borrow. I also make abstracts of title on short notice. and at reasonable rates. JAMES NJ STEWART.