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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1.891. Genera! W. Sherman Succumbs to Erysipelas. A PAINLESS DEPARTURE, The Strains of Marching-Through Georgia Will No Mora Fall Upon His Bara DEATH NOT UNEXPECTED, A Patient Sufferer for Days Be at Last a Down DIs Bod aaa Btaff Obeys tbot Call the Great Commander Above. Feb.

Bherman died at 1.50 p. m. Tho end come peacefully and quietly whilo the general lav unconscious, surrounded by all tho members of hia family except Thoa. Ewing Sherman, who Is now on the ocean on hla way to this country. There was just a Might qniver of the muscles ot tho face and tho old soldier neased to and all wns over.

Although all hopu had been abandoned lor hours, the shock was groat to his mourning friends, who wore nt tho bedside, and for many mlnui-ca no one loft tho room. Thoy hung orer thednathbod weeping and gazing on the itllled (ace BO dear to them. Taen youne Ewina left the house, and his nppBarance even before ho spoke the word was a signal to thoso who waited without that ALL WAS OVER. to tbe telegraph office bnt the reporters wire ahead of him and befora he had nzchod It the news of the xeuers-l's dsath was spreading: far and wldo throughout the country. Shortly after Secretary Barrett reached the telegraph office and nnt announcing eoneral'e death' to Praldent Harrison, Secretary of State Elaine, Secretary of War Proctor, Mr-.

Rusk and many He could not restrain died like a babe falling eslwp," Th.r* BO anller- Ing. no pain. 10 o'clock fcelaymo-' and bnt tke viry reipira- tlon aacwed that (till Dr. Alexander waa by bedside with the of family. Before noon all bad agreed that death ef for the funer al," contlnned Barrett, "are in charge ol General flenry W.

Slocuna. luterTient will probably made in OALVAHT CKHBTERT, ST' LOUIS, where and other mtnben of the family Interred. The funeral of will take place on from late although It may deferred if hit lon'doei not arrive on day from Europe OB tbe Majestic. Thuwday evening hU body will be taken to St. on a apecial train of three It will be in charge of General Bchofleld and will accompanied by a delegation from Lafayette Poet, G.

A. Ne. 140 ot city. Central O. O.

Howard will charge remains while conveyed from house to depot. A special boat will be In waiting the. feot of Twenty- third itrwt to convey the to the Penmylvania depot In Jersey City. Under- Uker Wigner arrived at the hoase at 2.55 o'clock and TOOK CUATiGS OF TJIK BODT. The change in the appearance of about General restdvnco caused by his death, wu remarkable.

A tronp of girls were playing tag down to the ef the while to the the newspaper death watch stood In a. group discussing the probabilities of thi living for another day. A erowd of had gathered on tho sidewalk opooilte the house and gazed at the lace curtained of the aick chamber with anxious and sympathetic cyos. Their were hushed aud nerves were drawn to the extreme tension, tor a any moment tho great struggle between death and his mlgh be ended. There were faces at every win dovf in the brown stone houses front ing and within range of the Sherman house, Tho inn, bad ceaied to shine, anr ths house of sorrow stood in a chill am shadow and more gloomy than ever.

A sudden gust of wind tore the last bullotln of tho condition from the glass the storm door, whore It had been place for public inspection. As it Quired away a liveried servant pushed hurriedly through tbe doors and out on to tho stop. He calleu to the officer on duty and the latter walkei toward him. Tho policeman turned to ward the reporters, nut tho servant, 1 the burden of his news was too great to longer contain, M.id, in atnctb.ored voice "Bell gone. He died at L50." INSTANTLY THB SCENE CHANGED.

Young Ewing dashed out of the hons almost ueforu tbe words spoken an ---wns running for tho telegraph offloo. Th newspapar men joined in the rush. Th facesldlsappeared from thejwmdowsand th occupants the house hurried into th stroet eager to get all and any Informatlo they could. General! Blocum, Collins an Woodward came from the houso and Bel secret consultation regarding tho ar rangemonts for the funeral. Genera ilocum said that arrangements ba not been perfected, but.

that whlc had bean given out was correct Ho aud General Howard irlll meet: a General Sheriuan'a lalo realdenco at noo to-morrow to arrange all dotails. Gouera Collins nald that a guard would bo sen from Governor's island to taKe charg? of the remains while thoy remained In tho lioute. In speaking of General Sherman's ilinesa, General Collins said that two rrccks ho had a conversation w'th tho general while thac gentlemen visiting nlm ft his house of which tho was the approaching anniversary of General iirr.n*'s birthday nn April 27. Gocoral Sherman ut toat time, tbouch la f.ba Wat of health, ailrt ho would be flood and in Ki'ftvn on tha day whan tho colebra-lion occurred. tolti GcnrrAl CoIllJiB that fca hatf a premonition time italic at a banquet gome cold night he would contract a cold ivbioh would carry fl'nsoQ.

In tula city Is on.o ot OF Gor.r.ow. In every ilfo tho veteran noldipr wa known and lovod for hla nnnolfinh vlcts to ilia country and personal attributes. EsiirtMlcr.s of public men wnro without filled with and T'srrt f.ar hli uklni: off. An I i a deep I tercut ovoryono tnitrn In him 1:1,17 Uo maw, A eftiitluBMU Ica'flBK ilia ener.il'fl house he iras atartled by a heavy ynauiite'iljRsfiirid i i I came irom piece of excavation 1 arouod the cor- or. uikcd whetlltr ths contractor could uolse.

1C wrs Interesting to I tho men, crowd around and Infiulia how Gla Through wia ami bother ho wuuW not throuRh All olurttearfrd to provent nny fut-thor uolso nil lo work if the ownsr would cou- At Worcester, Hags placed at alf mast and bells throughout tho city illed in his honor. JTlnRS of the state nf node island wero placed at half until ic ohstitiulen wero over. In Augusta, ovoruor Burloigb ordered the lluga ou ublic buildings at half umst. Unlver- al sorrow is oxpresiisd there aiuoue all Thla telegram was sont to the general'! aughter. Kachael: "Accept my profonndtst aympathy In hli Kiul Lour uf allllctlon.

All ihat 1 moral of General Sherman has passid away, ut the luati-e of his fame, the enduring chlevement of his great career can never IB. They will be Held In ch.ruhad rernem- irancs as long human ro- aud liberty Is lorvd. "EDWIN C. BEinLKIOH." The following official statement of 8CENK5 AT THE DKATHHED General Sherman and for be fur-eral was given out late; Lieutenant and Mrs. Fitch, Lieutenant and Mrs.

Thaok- Senator John Sherman, Dr. Alexander, and General Thomas Ewlng aud two daugh- reuiaiusd kneahng, ono on each of (ho bod, during last hour of ot father. No priest or cltrgy- man was present, neither were any called. No priast has entered the house Father Taylor called. The general did not suffer any pain for ths last two days.

Death came so quickly that those at public bulldlum i after the burial aad business' will ba suspended lu eiecutlvo dojiartmeuts at, tbe city of Was'ilnston and in whew the. interment place on day of the funeral, ill public expiohslou is tdvsu to national sorrow dnr. inc ouch hourn as will eaabla every ofnce? and employa to participate therein wUU their fellow clttseno. iie tbat gensrrl is dead until Dr. Alexander 'All the bedside did not rea over." Death with long ilgh.

Suffocation was due to the UUKS filling with mncaous. Sherman lay in bed from Friday morning until ha died to-day without Bneakinff. He made an attempt to do so several times bnt was unable to utter a sound other than a hoarse gasp, lie apparently recognized those about htir. by a look of tho eye. His tongue was swollen aud hli aws wore aome he died.

Signs of death noticed halt an hour jeforothe end. IN THE ICT COIUiJESS of finger tips. This coldness gradually extended to bis bauds and arms. He was unconscious for the last two hours he rraa alive. At his were his son, P.

T. Sherman, his daughters Rachel aad Llzsie. After his death General Howard and general Siocum, who were on oral Sherman's wero sont for. jome two wsoks airo thw general made tno'wt his wishes to bin bniial. fie particularly requested that body should not lie iu anywhere.

The general also requested that funeral be strictly a military one. He said that he did not care for anv military in New Yoik, bnt that did want, a military burial iu St Louis which would participated in bv old coni'- rades In the army. He also rsqueeted that the funeral rites be not in ity with any particular form of religion. He wanted a burial. Tlubody is now lyiic in room when General Sherman died, the back room en the aocond floor.

The featnraa are natural with tbe of a sllcht (willing on rifrht jaw and under both was a native of Ohio. was born at Lancaster on Fabraarr 1820. He was (radnaled at Weft Point in his Slaj rear, and saw miatarir vlce In Florida and the war with aud before resltalnit commission in the year 1S53. Upon retirement from army he in San Franolaco aa a banker, end centlaned vouatloii tour rears, including a rftsldeaaa in New York oily. From 1857 to 1SS he praotlcsd law In Leavaaworth, Kan.

During the succeeding luae op to the aaoesslan of tbe from union, he actad as auper- Intandnnt ot the Louisiana MHitarj Ills natloa took in January, 1861, aud almost Immediately followid by re- tarn to the army. The civil war onportunltr dlitloioiabad and placaj him In tba nrat rank of living ransrali. first commla. aion wns that of ef a raEimwt of Infantry. At first battle uf Bull Ran he commanded a brigade of volunteers, and was made 'brlfadinr tenaral of vol- unteera.

Afcsr aervlnar a short time in the oamp ef instrnction at St. Louie he took part in the oamp'lca oonductad In tho states of and Misilsalppl, durinx which be waa promoted to ths rank of orframar Mnaral of tha regular army. In October. 1S63, he EUC- oioilod Qnnaral Grant as commander ot array of ins Tennessee When, In March 1864, General Grant was mi da llontaaant and commander of all unloa forces. Bherman aucceeded ulm aa commander ot the milltarr divlalon of MtBBlBBlnpl.

This In- clndad the southnetit and his appoint- mant zava him the command of more than 100.000. effective troops, with whom to ooerate acalnst General J. E. Johiston. He beean the Invasion ot Georgia on 3d of May.

maklnK hla ad vane: movement at same time with thut ot Central Grant in thvcast. ware superior in anmber to those of- the confedcraU eonanl, who. howtver, hornlr cnntcaud the advanoe at every point. waB much hard nchtluir between tffoarmlaff, and it was not until SopUmbor 2(1 that Atlanta was captured by Major General tihorraaa, hut then nevrly promoted to thfa rank occupied the citr with his army for tea waeka whan he commenced hla maroh to the Bea, previously diapstohed some 40 000 men under the command of General Ttiomaa to repel General advance into Uia remalnlnje forofls of CO 000 man, mora or lass. In leas than a mouth uad marohod 300 milai irithont His first fight was at Fort McAllliur, Savannah, the aurrandnr of which Btronzhola n-acadeil that of Havanuah by eicht daya.

In January, IJOS, General Sherman began liia invafilon of tha Oarollnaa. His march through South Carolina oecnpied six woaks. In North Carolina ha encountered considerable opposition, and fought two pitched battles. Goldsboro waa occupied on the of March, 1865' lUleiBli on April 13. On the 26th of April General Johnson aurrendared hla army to H'er- man on the aama tarma r.a had been granted to General Leo br Oonerul Grant.

This surrender virtually closed the war; General Sherman continued in command of tho mlllwrj dlvlaion of MiSBlsiippi a year after the end nf tb hostilities, with the rank of major general in tho regular army. Ha was nromoted to bo llautanant general whan, lu July 1858, Grant had bean made general of tho army. Hln command continned aB before. Sherman succeeded Grant aa ganeral of tbe army in March, 1B69, attar tbe election of tbe first named to tha pronldency. Ha Bpant nart of 1871 and abroad, in Enropa and the oast Upon hla return he nmdo his headquaf- t-irs at Washinifton, bnt removed to Bt.

Loula In 1S74. General Sherman hna contributed to tho history of the United Stataa by tho publication of his memoirs, in News at the White Bonie. 'VTAsaiNOTOfr. Feb. president had just finished lunch and walking upr.talrs to office, when an Associated Press bulletin announcing tho dsath of General Sherman reached the white house.

The telegraph opnrator handed the dispatch to Private Secretary Halford, who hastened to Inform the president, and met him on the stairway. The president, was very much moved at the Intelligence, as he and Gen. oral Sherman had been near and dear friends for mauy hears, Tha president under General Shermau in his fa-, inous march to the and the friendship bosun at that time has boon strengthened by association over since. A few minutes after reading the press tho p'-OBldent receivad a brief iram from Senator Sherman announcing his brothar'A denth. He thorf.uiion lor Graot, prho is actinic secretary of war and Alujor Gancral Hchnfiohl and gava inst'rucMona for military liocors for tiie dead soldier.

Ho made novoi-al In regard to tbo charactor of Konprol oruorB announcing General Khorinan'l death to thu arrcy. Jio also a inMimKO to conxrenii ou tho name subject and Isauod tbo in my palndU tluty to announce to tbe country tout Girnoral i i a Tucunueh Khr-rmim dlf.d thin lny nt I.HI p. Bt his Iu tho city of Noc York. Tbo of the dlHMuiMilBlieu Tho I fi.ix a)) ibo Executive Mansion, Feb. The president also sent a message of condolence to the family, In which he suggested that thu body bn orougbt to WaBUluKtanon ita way to St.

Louis, aud to let It He iu state in tbe rotunda of capitol for at leant day. The Tribute. Fab. president this aftaruoou aent ths following message to congreaa: To the asnate and house of representatives: The daath of William Tecnmsih Sherman, which took place today at in city, of Now York. an event that will bring sorrow to the heart of every patriotic citizen.

No living American was so loved and venerated as he. To look npon to hla name, was to have love of country intsnilfUd. He country not for fame, not nut of a of professional duty, bnt for his love of the nag and of its beneficent; civil of which It was tbe emblem. was an ideal soldier and shared to fullest esprit du corps of army, but he cherished civil institutloua orga'nlzed undar constitution, and the only soldier that might be per- petnatsd in undlminlsbad aud honor. was In nothing an Imitator.

A profound student of military iclence and precedent he drew from them principles and and se adapted them to the naval conditions that his campaigne will continue to be a profitable study of the military profession throughout the world. His genial nature made him a comrade to overv soldier in the union army. No presence was welcome and inspiring at a campflre or comraandery as his. His career complete; his wsro full. He had received from government higbast rank known to our military estab- Hi" mant and from the people unstinted gratitude aud No word of can add to fame.

His death followed In startling quickness that of the admiral of the navy and it is a sad aud notable incident that when the department- under which ha served sball have put on the usual emblem of mourning four of the eight departments will be simultaneously draped ID black aud ono other has but to-day removed orape from Its walls. BENJAMIN HABRISON, Executive Mansion, Feb. 14,1891. Sorrowing St. ST.

Louis, Feb. announcement of General daath caused sorrow among his thousands of in thli city. Mourniug drapery on government placed in memory of Sacratary Windom seamed to take a deeper fold and hung though felt with the ceuntry that an irreparable loss had been suffered by American people. Ransom oost, ot Bherman first feels the more keenly, probably, tb.au any in country. Many Qeniral aiked to an active member of other bnt invariably rafused, with remark that he loved of Ransom He had of.

its charter aad dying day would him still holding ittadfut to tkat resolntion of ramalniag in fold oj flag of tbat post. Although Grand Army elsewhere wen not he preferred, to nmaln here, and tbe members of the post death or thtlr cenrads and commander with deep of sorrow and dlstraaa. Their only consolation in the vbat they will bu allowad to temlarly lay rs- maini of the chieftain tn last plaoe. I expected tkat will to a cartaln extent made by Hansoui nest, Shei'maa dssired be laid to by his aid comradaj. At a meeting ot Uadlug cttirans at afternoon a mtssaxs ot condolence and (Tmpathr wu to Mr.

K. T. Sbarmau. teltgram of death reached the city the tolled out the to the parts of city. ef tho municipal buildings immediately placed at halfi mait in raapact to memory of the dead warrior, tba (overnment being already at half-mast In memory of that other beloved chief, Admiral Portor.

A Cuaraeterlatlo letter. Niw TOBK, Feb. esteem in which General Bherman was evidenced yesterday by the concerted action of tbe of great transatlantic ateamahlp companlo who agreed to all outgoing vessels which mlgh possibly meet the Majeitlo signal her the condition of the general. It on the Ma- jestiii that the Rev. Thomas Ewing Sherman, the ion, Ballad for port and the recognizing how deep mus be anxiety have glvan them the above By day the international code of flag signal Ing will be used and by night flash col ored will convey tbe intelligence.

During laat evening letters receive! by Senator Sherman from Governor Hil and Fitzhngh Lee, iu which the writers ex their Borrow aud hope that Sherman may soon be restored to health. Cleveland sent a message in which he, too, expressed the same wishes and amoue the callers during tho evening were General Howard Porter, Carl Schurz and George Francis Train. The following characteristic letter, written by General Sherman in 1883, is printet havlncE peculiar interest at the time: Headquarters of the Army, Washing ton, February 8, 18S3. My Dear Mr Bolt: Your welcome letter of the 4th is before me. I prefer not to mak of sentimental writing.

When I write anything I want It to be real connected in form as for Instance, in you quotation from Lord Lytton's play Richelieu, "The pan is mlghtlar than th sword." Lord Litton would never have put his elgnatnre to so naked a sentiment surely I will not. In the text thare was i prefix or qualification "beneath the rule men entirely groat, pen mightier than Now this world not prtsen the condition of farts herein described "Mon entirely great," are very rare Indeed and even Washington, who approachec greatness as uear as any mortal, fount good use for thfl sword and th pen each In its proper sphere. Yon I have aeon tho day when a groat and good man ruled country (Lincoln,) wh wielded a powerful and prolific pen am yet had to call to his a million of flaming Bwords. No I can not subscribe to yonir arm tlmnn "tho pen la mightier than tho which yon respectfully ask mo write bocauie It is not true Rather in the providence of God thare is a time fur all things; ft tlnio whan tho swon' may cut the gorrtiau knot and net roe tb principles ol riyht rtnd justice Itouad li tho mashes of hatred U7id that tb pen of miphiy men itkfl Clay, Webster, Cal noun, Crlucndon and the immortal Lincol; were unablo to dlflentangle. Wishing you ia life, believe me with klud rogarda, your friend, W.

T. HIUHMAK, CoricrnNinKin TVho H0rvul nim. WASHINGTON, Keb. news of Gen cral (Uabh received Ad the hous I of representatives quietly, aa was wo I understood that, iic could live but a c'noi I tlmo. Tnpni aro many men in the iions who took prominent part ia jierliays half a dozeu are all wbo served ndur General Hberiuau.

Cogswell of was 1th him throughout ills mcrcu tho and the two Heuiersouo ot 1111- and Iowa and UepresrnUtlve Gros- euur of Ohio were also font time under command, and commtttoe on 1- arr altalrn will report aiiproprUto ens of respect to (ho memory of tlie atmd enernl and recommend chat the iiouao laku art In tbe funeral service. for Admiral 1'orter'd Funeral. WASHINGTON, Fob. or the funeral of Admiral Porter wero ompletcd to-day. Urltif ouo services ill held at family roaldence Tnen- ay afternoon, thccloso of which there- alnswii be taken to Arlington cemetot-y for tftrment.

Asaccomodatlona at tho house re limited Invitations to tba services will Jcassarlly be conflnud to tho personal 'lends ot the family aud to tbe officials of IB government Including the president ndcablnet. A NIGQER'3 JAW. A Btery Telegraphed from tke Great Me- tropells. Nsw YonK, Feb. colored man wildly down Amsterdam ave- Thunday night, frightening same aople and convulsed othara with laughter ludicrous appearance.

His name Is Paten Coleu, and he lives at )ne Hundred and Sixty-second aveune. He a small nan and a big month. His outh waa open te fullest and Is eyas bulging. dashed up the steps of the Manhattan capital and rang tho bell furiously. The him and know just what to do.

Ills lower jaw la not tirmly etas It ought to bo. He enjovu a hearty laugh well as most eople aid when he or yawns it dls- jaw. occasionally tell Im funny story for the of giving a run to tbe hospital. They did so a uonth ago and Dr. Purdy had the taak of jaw into place.

On Thursday night a friend trlod to repeat the joke. The story he told was so old hat Coles yawned, but the result waa the ime and his jaw dropped out ot place. lOmbard put tbe jaw In working order. MARRIED, BUT NOT MATED. Complications Attending- afr.

Jae- qntrd's WeddlnK. NEW TOBK, Tacquard, tho 50-year-old Swiss-American of Uillsdale, N. who last October marled the 14-year-old daughter of Artist Albert Kawson, a grand.danghtor of Laura has taken, the precaution to advertise In the Bercen county, N. J. that will net be reaponsibln for any youthful may contract.

His lias been wife in name only. The two lovers drove from Hillsdale to Patter- eon laat October with Mra. Rawson. step- lOthar of the granddaughter of the faiaous actress. Rawson, It is aald, signed a paper to the effect that-the bride waa within a few ot IB old, and the icirl'i loekt lore ont thle atatement, a tall, young woman.

Upon written statement and consent ot Rawson married couple. trio returned to after the oeremony, the bride going direct to hoane, and the bridegroom returns ng to hlspratty cottage, leu than a mile away. It agrted that two abould not live together wren Ur. Rawiou waa informed of marriage of daughter the day after toe ceremony perfarnied. 'If you to live together ontll are slktesn eld I will you put IB prison tor fourteen yenra," ii to the reply the artUt made when teld about e.

Mr. Jaquard declares that Mrs. Ramon, attar rbt ieurned ef her opposition to match, said that couple would to wait seventeen they could live together. "I remafu true to my husband If I have to wait until I am 31 years old," declared the bride to a reporter. Bnt the lenr delay after the kaaty ueleo did met elderly bridegroom.

After coainlt- counsel warned the public against trutinc OB his account. will a divorce ia ibaa two years, he says. Mr. Jacquard was found at last night. writing a letter a friend In California, Where he owaa a large ranch, stating that "should not leave until can settle up matrimonial muddle.

"Clara been here," said Mr. Jacqnard, and proposed that wa abould go away to other to lire together. She laid she afraid her father would have her ai-rssted If came hero to live with me. I refused to away. Mr.

Raw sen can not either of arrested. If will here to live with Be I shall clad of It. It not right. I am married and bare no wife." Clare Rawson Jacqnard, tbe girl wife, inherited a halt interest in the New York city real eetaM, mining stock and plays left her by her mother which, according to the of will, Is to be paid to her when Is 21 old. A copy of the late Rawson'i will wae on Jacqnard's desk, and near it was a certificate showing tbt youug bride was born May "I hare had no trouble lately about the marriage of my daughter," earn Mr.

Raws "and do not anticipate any. If I find that a fraudulent marriage has taken place I ahall take to get a tor her. FIRE RECORD. fifteen Bales of Cotton. WrNNSBORO, Feb.

bales of cotton were burned and damaged this evening in the cotton yard. Loss abou (250; no insurance. The cotton belonged to M. 6. Pierson.

A Narro IPatallr Cut at Waco. WACO, Fob. Gill was stabbed In the abdomen to-night at a bal at Smith Jackson's, ou Jones' street. Ho does not know wbo cut him. He will die All the parties are negroes.

Five Workmen Injured. BALTIMOBE, Feb. An explosion of gaa In tke bolt line tunnel to-daj Injured workmen, but they are not thought se- rloualr hare. Accidentally Killed. LONE OAK, Fob.

Lynch CO years of age, fell against a fanca, cutting a gaih In Lis forehead. He only lived few minutes. ReceivershlD Refused. VTooDVii.t,E, ITeb. 14.

--The application before Judge Ford far a receiver for the Yellow Pine company was refused. HTJBBABD, PBIOB OO'B. OIBdTTLAB. Nzw YOUK, Fob. Price Co.

say: Advices from Liverpool nro again disappointing to tho holders of cotton, thongh we are lod to hullovo tho aalna hiwa larger than the officilp-j r6i.orta but nt rodncfld rjnotallone. Tho ari-lval market IB again lowor. undar thi) mavnmfint fro'al plantatlonB, and our fiAblon no bopo of nn early Improyomonl, eo lonff an cnr recolplfi oontinuo iho proB- 4ut tioulfi. Umior tbctis advorao lanubncea onr mnrkot contlnnts t.o drnic Blowly, tho buying to oovor Ahnpl7 andttho tatcincc ovol t'lo holdlnffanC thofio wbo aro unwllllne to crry tbolr ootton any loneor. yit are no Indications that this liquidation (o over, or that cotton has reached iv point irhero tho surplus will io absorbed by tQOBO ublo and wIlHnG; ti) own tbo cotton havo to bo carried orer to thn next nonBon.

$100 will bo uald for a cium of catarrh tbftt crui't c-arMl wltli 3oro CaUrrll oUoalliuld Si EISMAECK'S CRITICISMS. Prepare for Spring tMPEROR WILLIAM BECOMING ANGRY AT THE EX-CHANCELLOR- Ufa am the Ariujr tlia Toauer--'f a4 Itobala Victorious In Chill. Other Foreign Nfews. Conyrlght. J831, by New York Associated BHP.LIN, crisis lu the feud xisting between the emperor and Prince 31amHrckhs8 become aauto.

In a couver- atlon last night at an official dinner given Chancellor von the eidperor omarked that the attacks Inspired Bismarck, while nominally dlreciitl gatust chancellor ware iu reality aimed himself. He was deprived, he said, by is position from publicly responding to hose attacks. He feared that wonld oon be obliged to measures to attacks, they were dan- to the government and empire, A report which has gained considerable redence to the effect that Chancellor von laprlvl has been instructed to publish lu he Relchsanzslger a warning to Prince Bismarck's papor, the Hamburger Nachrlch 1 en, to cease publishing Its pretended reve- atlous of government on the pain if prosecution. Tho Hamburger Nachrichten published yesterday an article which caused a sensa- lon In political and military circles. declared that the recent changes in the lighoit army was due to fact hat General Count Ton Waldersee and other officers connected with the general taff were working together to brin en with Russia.

Chancellor von Caprlvi, who diwapproved of the plans of these officers, luuuced emperor to dismiss general von Waldersee aud to reform guueral staff. The mnde the re-echoes the that General von Waldarsee already denied, but have conquered fresh significance from the removal of his intimates, Fabn aud Siebert, from and their being ordered to the prov- The developments ot the feud are watched with the keenest Interest. The adhoreuU of Bismarck say that the prince does no; fear prosecution and that he is ready to meet ind, perhaps, to provoke it. Parnaira Flau. LONDOW, Feb.

Times ears Parnell denies that a majority ot his party declared content with He that had McCarthyltn recorded their opinion that tke effect would not justify resignation until question submitted to the plenary meeting of both aac- The MeCarthyite committee appointed Condon chairman aud Cox and Flynn and it was decided to inaugnrate a campaign by the convention in Dublin on the 33d Instant, at which Arcbhiihep will preside. Famel! amendment land bill in favor of living the county councils power to act, but strongly to radical amendment almMl at any important guarantee. Baclproelly. HAV AHA, Cnban who win to Mairid to dtmand a nvl- of prtient ef taxation re- tiiuKi to city to-day. Aithough they do not repert a thoroughly inccuefnl million were well nmlved.

and on arrival Mara warn given a ovation. The concessions npon which tuey instructed to insist ot a traaty of reciprocity with the United anil to Introduction ot sugar and molasew and to facilitate exportation of tobacco in market. Italr PARIS, Feb. Ferry uld he theught, the Italy and largely to unjustifiable made on France by the Italian preu, wherefor to axtant, roaponsible. Thciew Italian ministry, said, hope of bat tar relations betwaen Italy and France, but was doubtful whether Crlspl really had abandoned The Rebels Victorious.

LONDON. Fob. receivad here from Baanos Avras In regard to the revclstioa in Chili, annonnoe that an important emcagament plaoe In Tarapaca, bat wean the and the frov- ernment forces, and that the latter wen complaty Avreated for atarden LONDON, Feb. raaa been arrested in Whitechapel on tha of mnrdtrer of "Carrotty Nell." Blood fonud on clotUia, prisoner was with the murdered woman fifteen murder. NOT Is the tn ettend to your penonal uotidltion preparation the to svrine season.

If you have not "iiluterod well," If yuu aru tlrai out frora orvrwork. If your blood has became impute from clou cunfiQi- mont In birtly ventllatnd or nhom, you ohut'ld take UaraaparlUa at ouuu. it will purify and vitalize your blood, expol all gerir.sof dlaeaaa, good appetite, and irlvo your whole BJBtaai tone and strength. "I very muoh run down In health, had no Btrongth and no inclination to do anything. 1 havuboen taking Uoad's Barsaparlllaand that Und felling has my aptietlta has returned, I am a new UJIAUNUKY LiauAM, North Columbus, Ohio.

"Last ipriKg I was sick; not sick ououBh to ooullnud to my bid, not well unoUfh to attend to huslnoss. I preferred dolnu aothlag. 1 hud hoiriaqkc, ro.jeol», a ohlll, bid cold and kroU on uuj aeok. I took sererd! kinds oi iufl- UlRc, wblohdlcuw no KOCK), tUit I could Boiue ono lUgetJtod Ibat I ft. bottle of Hood's which I did, and it restored me to luy ui'jal heilth.

I think Hood's Sarsa- purllla a good preparftlton. I not more medicine, ana It lotted loucur thtn any similar compound lover bought fur the same money. 1 will use it again when needed, and tnn cheerfully recommend W. 1. MUSIAIM, HorBO Cuve, Kentucky, Hood's Sarsaparilla Bold by all drninilatB.

six for $5. Prepared by 0. UOOD Lowell. MMS. 100 DOSES ONB DOLLAB Boldbyalldrugglats.

iix fsr. Prepared only liy 0.1 IIOOD Lowell. Slass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR A Pull Holler Mill with, all Modern Improvements. Capacity, 1000 Barrels per day, anil an Elevator of 400,000 Bushels 1 Capacity, Belt Carrier to the channel to load vessels wltfc trait grain; load- ing capacity, 8000 bushels par hour.

Elevator prepared for public storage and handling of. grain for export. AS LOW AS AT ANY OTHER PORT. Protest Aa-Mnit Visit. DUBLIN, Feb.

Bishop of Oalway, In a letter to-day, against Parnell's Tlslt in that city as a "graTe scandal, political blunder and seclal disgrace." Tbe bishop calls Farnell pnbllely A Tlcted adulterer. Threatened Suit for Damages. BHLTON, Tot, Fob. -Tho Belton hotel, conducted by Mrs. S.

K. ETans, was the place where the man stopped on January last wbo waa aupposed to haTa smallpox. The man was remoTed to the pest house on the following day, but the botel and all its Inmates were held under strict quarantine by the city authorities for about two woeks. At the Inst meeting of the city council she nresented a bill for board of herself and family and damage to her business on no- count of quarantine for Tho bill yras not allowed, and she savs she will ini stitutesult Southern BmviNGHAM, Fab. Grant of Now York and party of capitalists from the metropolis spent yesterday in this city and left for Now York last night.

The party has been lu Florida and Now Orleans. Humor savs tout Smith Weed has been offered the presidency of the Tonuosioe Coal and Iron company to succeed Thomas C. Platt, and before agreeing to accept the office sent son south to look over the property of tho company. Now School. NEW BIRMINGHAM, Feb.

5 o'clock this morning the New Birmingham public school building waA discovered to bo on lire, and in Voirj miort tir.i6 oniiru- iy connumwl. Ovnr t501) worth putsnt oshoo! bonchofl and doftka, uplendid orjjau and tho cblldrou's booka. $2000; no insurance, i'ho flro waa of orU and. Mayor Baker ban offered a of for tho conviction of the guilty party. Demanded Without Bail.

BKI.TOH, i'eb. the hnbeai corpus trial of J. U. Wtlkor, who In jointly Indicted with .1. U.

Shur.tr fur killlr.R John Mallory at Toronto last Chrlsimnn ovo, which tried J)uforn Blackburn to-day, Walter wn" rownndoil to wit at out. tAll. NEEDS A DOSE OF KOCH'S LYMPH. Jones Trjl.j to Vitality Into ConinrnptlTe TBXBS League. BAR ANTONIO, Fob.

men-, DroTlouslyln THK NEWS, Mr. Adrian Jonas, president of the Toiai loaguv of base- iall clabs, addressed the supporters of baseball In all tbe leadlnr cities of Texas. A call for a league meeting to be held on. Monday, February 17, at Fort Worth made. To tbe were attached personal letters requesting and urging that the proposed meeting be well attended, but many ot tbese letters remain unanswered, and of those to which replies have been received the large majority are unfavorable, ton and San Antonio being tke only two wbence come, and Jones in conscqaancs there will no meeting of the baeebslllsts at the Fort on Monday.

When interviewed to-night on subject ha snld. "Tbe failure to hold league meeting does not necessarily sound the knell of baseball In Texas, although ths experience of nearly all ot the principal cities ot the stato is that each a loser in from to tSiX) to 1000." Still Mr. Jones proposes to make aa effort to secure a season ot good ball by getting the main citlu to rail" lunocg them fund tSOOO. He will no difficulty IB Inp goed and believee tbat lovers ot ball will by have an opportunity of enjoying good sport. WOODRUFF'S A Report tbat fresa the NOTICE TO DECORATORS, LITTLE EOOK, Feb.

InTestiga- tlen shows tbat about (40,000 belonging to tbe Internal Improvement tund, aocnma- lated from of Jaiiiis cKated Arkan- by the United ipverntnent forty azb, mining from tbe nry, altbongk It nported on band in for Ascal year 1890. that a fund lust likely to be drawn on the discovery given rise to that sum referred to con- Biltutaar portion of ex-Treaanrer Woodv raff's BUSINESS TROUBLES. A Blc Break HI CLSBCTlKl, Feb. Cohtn, dry and clothing "TM trnst to B. Allan, ot and Merchants' National bank, last night Preferred are: farmtra and Natloaal bank tor aeaeint of ovenlratu.

11290; sundry amonntlnz to 16076; Kaiser, Prlnz 1300. Other creditors named In tbe deed are: Hart (441; Schwab Clothing company, 11751; Hanover, Konn 1800; Waltbam (358: Wolhon 1345; Dudge Palmer, (SOI; Williams, Eneeland KS3; Max Jndd (150; A. O. Woodrnfl (100; Rice, Stlx (134; J. B.

Rosenthal, (303; National Cotton Oil company, (120; Weil. Dreyfus (159; Leon and H. Blum, (205; Burman, (100. Assets are estimated at about (20,000 and liabilities about (15,000. Assignment at QOIDTHWAITK, Feb.

The flrm of J. L. McAlplne general merchants, made an assignment yesterday evening for the beneSt of their creditors. Liabilities over (8000; something over (3000. D.

C. Ashley asclgnee. Asllrneaeat at Grand Saline. GHAKD SAI.INK, Feb. P.

H. Wolfe, doing a general merchandise business made an assignment to J. J. Ramsay for the benefit of creditors. Nominal (2800; liabilities about (1000.

OBITUARY. Dr. H. MeOardall, LIVINGSTON, Feb. Dr.

James H. McCardoll, one of the most prominent physicians of eastern Texas, died this morning about 5 o'clock of heart diseaue. Tho community has unstained a great loss in his death, and Ms wife and relatives have sympathy in their sad affliction. He will be burled to-morrow evening by Masonic fraternity. B.

F. San Antonio. SAS ANTONIO, Feb. B. F.

Troster, a prominent architect and member of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. died hero to-day. The IlllnoU Oonleit. BrniNOFIKLn, Feb. Nearly all tho members of the leglslatnra were absent from tho city to-day.

In joint assembly one perfunctory ballot was taken, rouuUIng: I'almerll, LlndloyB, Bteole An Harlr 1 Blaaa. Betweeu 1 antl o'clock thlu morning a lurne fvamo building at park, near WoollauVs lake, caught llro and burnod down. It wafi forinoi'ly occupied A colorod people's lakeside report. It cont isted of a barroom and a hall. Tho building as far KB IB known was not occupied.

The cause of tho flro Is unknown. Tha loss is about S3000. A strong wind was blowing and tbo building WAS destroyed bo- foro tb-i department could rosioh the ncono. Thrre wevo no adjacent liulldlDtfs, attd xiu (urUior- dom. Bldavrill be received at the office of Alfred Muller, arcbtteot.

utull 10 o'clock, Thursday, February 19, for toe decoration of the armour Hall, gtiengarrest Hall (Taylor Yard) and the streets from the Union Depot to Twenty- third aud street and south, to Harmony IlalL The plans and specifications on file at tae office of Areliiteut Aluller. Tho contract will be awarded to tho best and lowest bidder. The right to reject any or all bids Is referred. THE COMMITTEE. HIGH, DRY LOTS FOR SALE, On line of Electric X.

B. Lot 4, are 0. bet. 30th and 21st sts. Lot 8, cor.

0 1-2 and 30th. Lot 6, arc. 1-3. bet 20tk atad tilt Lot on Center bet. 0 and 0.1-2.

Lot on 39th ft. (75x919). Bear ate. Q. Lot with Improvements, suitable for store or dwelling, on are.

one block cast of Woollaui'g Lake. i F. W. BEISSNER Beal Estate Agent, Strand, between 21st and 226. 77 Tremont Street, Pain Id fl'JQ Winflnir idlJlii), Uiii), friiiliUr, ARTiars- 1UXXBUU MOTBLTIU.

fall Paper, aoi Ggptic Secoratiois, Huafaetnrars of tialvMton Paint READY-MIXED PAINTS. CxoaUei kr MM fer ike Sevthen f.io. Hrrcaxu, PresX A. I. Itm CO-OPtHAli'KHiSflClllTIOK, HO(ESU8 9ET MODS AND GROCERIES, COTTOIT All ef Produce solicited.

3. S. KOQraS, Xuager, P.O.BoxlH. TM. MATnGOflOmERS We are prepared to fill ail orders wltU specially fine quality oysters.

Orders promptly and carefully executed GALVESTON TACKING 'co. Ttrr BOW and adapted to this Send for llluctratcd BAKKR Fort Worth. TAX. Big Excitement Oyer toeConntry On lands. If yon waul to soil or chMige your Lanas and Ranches send mo full and coraplfttfi doscriptionti of them and 1 will do my best ror your interest.

NOM.IO, no pay. Dan you cood Income pRylng property for Rn.ncd. proportr. Now la your chance, take adrantaeo of U. Want all til Texas property.

Address. O. HDTJITIsr, lOOi Now York Lifo Halt ding. KANSAS G.ITT, MO. Aro nxaone tbo flrat bohooU jf tltelr kind lu tbu Union, Conrst of 4tndy.

oaulpmunts and fac- tilty tmrlralQd. Best clans of patronaga. Graduated holding btghost poo It Ion Awarded tbo two groat champion uiadala at tno Iwit Dallas fair over all otLors. Cataloffno froo. Addrena U.

II. HILL. Prealdont, Waco, Tex. I a apoolalty of Puro California WIDML imt up In o.is«=i of ons doxan onclj, ounnlctln? oc tfio follovviriK rarlotlos: Hheryy JtltiHoatrjl. Pbiocling-, Hid two canes of -tho n.bnvo THniw fcnV pari of ttft United HtalftB on rt-calpt of "Kospocttallr, 13.

WOOI.L^OOTT* l.Uand 12rtN. Sft (Agontfl Wanton) Lon oil T. L. CROSS CO. SHIP STOBES AUD CHUHnLEIIT, Mtantaoturoji' uid Communion OoTnav Center and Strand, Koop 7.

full rtooV nn Imwd o( ovarvthloit la MIC! convinced..