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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
GALVESTON.
Railroad Forces and Wages Reduced
Gathering aud Scattering the
Trnmnci R.spun

u AttRAhNs
Galveston, November The work
ing forces of both railr ais in the city
and most of the lines mt Houston are
being reduced, and salary lists are
also cut down considerably.
Thirty tramps were gathered in
from the docks, railroad yards and
other haunts about three o'clock this
morning. Eleven able-bodied ones
have been fined and put 10 work clean
ing the streets. The other nineteen
were marched to the bridge and told
to cross over TO the mainland.
MIR. Charles Clarke, while driving
in buggy on wiliiams' wharf this
afternoon, saw an unknown steyedore
struggling in the tide. Clarke leaped
from the vehicle, and diving in
made gallant resecue.
The deep water committee this
evening appointed subcommittee of
three 10 draft a letter to Capt. Eads.
5ailed--Lampasas for New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
PILOT POINT.
hSmens Captivcs-click Acuuit,oa--
Knocked Down and no nSaa'''e0-
special to tie Gazette.

special to the Gazette
roi fiio. foint November AT tbs
son S,uence OF the bride this evening nj
t tTua O'Clock, in the presence Of rels.
unes, was witnessed the ma,riora L.,
sill. ~, Cole, OF Mrs. Ella Masters q
c. Hfihing widow OF thirty-six sn,,'
mel y anu Mr.. Enos Hawkins n Nc.
over ~ nlty-siN years. Mrs Nos,ars
the bride, IS a leading society lad,
while AFR. Hawkins is a large eontract'
or and bullder, and Is widely known
Click, who WIS arrested and bronpht
here charged with robbing Esniiiye
featley and identified by two OF The
purity with Yeatley az the time OF the
ROBBERY, yesterday. was thoroughly in
vestigated before ESQUIRE Johnson md
,ile triai terminated in the acquitial OF
.ne prisoner, who left for home on the
nlght train, happy man. This prob
~ VIII be the end of this bold and
caring robbery, which has cheated an
honest man out OF his hard labor
Last night at midnight gentleman
whose name your reporter did not
learn, with his family arrived on the
norm bound train, and leaving his
wiie In The waiting room passed out
towards the baggage room, when some.
one Knocked him down and rified his
pockets, but found nothing, ms he had
left his money with his
wife. He was taken up insensib,e.
with his face badly bruised, and soon
ALTER let with his brother-in-law, Mr.,
Lemons, who had been waiting for
their arrival No clue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
saddlery and harness.

sKfRTIHG.-No. 4, California, per 3D., 40 to
&C.; No. | mir henlook ski ting, i06Dllc. NO.
fair Hemlocle per h.. mo ~ ca; No. Onto
oak per To-, 85D3s cts: No. oak harness..
dJGeJIc.
HAnTrss;- Wagon, short tug. si COOP oOs
Wagon, long tug, elb Og@25 W.
CoLLARs:-- Wagon, fun stock, al B4lg ~,
Wagon, extra WOOL 3JVGsiD 0g Duok coils,
ca 2Japi 30.
BniDLEs,--Blind, per doz,, ~ b0Sl2 10; r
fillings, No. o1., pof doa, Is b0@lQ ~ -,
SADDLi.s.-~liliised stamped Cal. s4jvDi97bDD,
Plain Cal, 21J O1feA0 o. M. loose cUufsss
Sun tree, SIS 0O5s30OJs No. 2 tied COURSES Rome
or Love. el2 0Dali1 De No. Austin iiss. laced =
SO Uldt2s OJ Fan rigs, blark, " JDabl2 80: . |
rigs, black of oiled, VI 80 "a ~.
PoCRKrs. .-I.eather, bDio2 ~, Llama goal .
. J0e9b ~; Too Tenders, blGDa ~,
SPuHs.--fureka, per dozen pr 500; ladinn.
anoln, per doken, ~; Ncxican, BIN, Towai
10; Mexican bin TOwbl, covered. 1907 Mex
lean lin rowol, rs: Mexican 2iDch rowel
covered, 30; California, lsaa straps. ~ 0Ue>
Lraerses. 41Ss5 Cali, 10 ooSis 90
chhppoTel, bUaDIOU.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
GAZETTE Onlce, Noyember !

GAZETTE Oilice, November Z.
The weakness of the local cotton
market Is its only prominent feature.
Very little interest was manifested
among buyers yesterday and the mar
ket closed duh and weak, with uuota-
tions unchanged.
Dry goods are substantially the same
as shown in last report, with the ex.
ceptlon of n 4c advance on indigo
prints.
The grocery market continues Arm.
Coilee is very high aud wholesale
dealers report the probability of an adj
didonal advance. Bacon and lard are
also very firm though not uuotably
higher. Sugar and molasses on ac-
count of the new crop are easier.
Wholesale druggists report trade i'm.
proving, and some change In quotations
from last report. Cinchonidia quinine.
morphine, gum opium and guTA cam
phor show II decline. Lard oil is also
a little of and fish oil aud varnishes
are quoted.
Wheat Is without change from last
report, The demand Is good and
offers are readily taken at market
quotations. Receipts continue light
and the mills are being supplied
from the elevator
The wool and hide market Is quiet.
Business Is dull, the demand Is light
and very little wool coming 10 market.
Prices range about the same, but buy
ers are not anxious TO operate and
oilers are readily taken, except for
bright, clear wool OF best grades.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Galveston.
eALyrsroS, November 7.-ootton--spot
lnscd uripf and unchnuged
ST. Louis.
PROyIsIONs.

SIR. I.ouIs. November !. - FLOUR - Firm
and uncnanged.
WIiEAT-Market opened higher a1d nd-
vanced, but broak aud closed about a. yester-
,iny. No red. DIsktgl u Z cash: Ivl1s Noyein-
Der: ga december; OJ5s January,
CONN., Higher and closed weak, at Az
cash;5 November; 49, December 80 year
l2ie January.
o,Ts GENERALLY higher n sskS27H cash,
25ls November; ~ December; IA January.
WHfsKY--stcady attn.
Corn MKAI.-Firm az i5a2c9.
PoRK-Higher NJ II 2lsil ~.
Day SALT MrAr.--l1rmef; boxed long
clfar tSs9Gs4; short ibis g5. short clear 500
81 i, cox--Hlgher; short ribs77,G7 %; short
clear D0etsVJ.
. LAgD-Higher att 45e7 %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Crookcry, Furniture aud 0lnas.

powdor--BlRsilng. y kcg, s. %. Rilie, v - H.
O. Oa Rfle, p 1875 lhs3 -; l,ihe t,uls bs 81 81.
Shot--s4 10 q sncls buck shot. 81 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
BURNET.
Result of the Town Elec;iou-Th
Pecan Crop-0rders for Smooth
Wire Fences.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Burnet, November THE munich
pal election passed OIL quietly yes,er-
day, electing II. w. Gates mayor.
The pecan crop Is wonderful heavy
and coming in at rapid rate. Prices
are going from $40 TO S2.75 per
bushel.
Large orders for smooth wire are
being daily made, leaving the barb
wire entirely out, much to the great
satisfaction of the people.
Cotton continues TO come in rapidly
Notwithstanding the low prices paid
here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
MEMPHIS.
Pool Selling Declared TO he Simply
Gambling. and TO Come Under
Legal Prohibition.

Special to the Gazette.
Memphis, November Pool selling
received o black eye in the criminal
court to-day. Judge Greer decided
that the law under which the mana
gers of pool rooms are acting is uncon-
stitutional, and they are simply COM
mon gamblers, subject to fine and inn
prisonment Some of the leading citi-
zens here are interested ia the pool
rooms, and the decision makes them
feel uncomfortable. An appeal was
taken, and an agreed state of facts
made out for the supreme court. The
new law prohibits pool selling unless
under authority of the blood horse as
ISOLATION. The judge declares this to
be class legislation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
lAnnorr

WuieKy--Rcatined y ieaalsN. aa por proof.
sour mash, one scar old, " 20 two Years old:
Ss10pa ~ throe years old ~ Jse9 a.: fancy
extra old whisky eisg5
WiSg-Clarot- casa,ts tIAlO01 ~ per aual.
ltyi IAtaMba 30 fEailon, nOs @ Fort Si NO
BOO; sherry, per ynl,, 81 seoaS 90; Madeira
pcr gm u 0Otpb %, White wine, in cases,
81 O0GiO 90.
CuAMrAaNK--G, II. Murem \ CO., Extra
Dry, $50 O)9H2 %; HeidaloE. IA basket, 81 OlD
~ us; kcue, N hn,kci, s1 00e29 90 Domestic
champagne, 81 ndll %.
Aim--StOck Ale, pOr doE., 81 OOa2 u. porter
per dos, ~ 1lT9 %
huTrLrD HErR-lst. houiE quartz, So 10; pts
tl2 10, Hudwel6cr puarts 80 ~. pints Az 90
Erlnnger boer, quarts, elS %: Iiints sl8 Bi
Schlita milwaukee,. quarts hl2 ~. uints sis %:
Hub Punch fl2 on. Anthony 4 Kuhna, QLs
Na 90. pints si2 10. ~. ClRuseu.es SONS chanl-
Iagne beer, quarts sl20o, pinRei25O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

GRAIN.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. S.-ConN-Easicr
scarce, mixed o.; yellow, Gl@62, no supply.
OA1S-Whtte oats quite weak al 8sis.
rRoDucK.
FLouR-Quiot and stondy; fancy 1905
I G2i . high grndos COtpS7j.
topN MFAi.--Dull and lower nt 245.
POLK Higher at III 90
IARD-Steady: fierce. s, kog. 81.
BULK ME srs-Fair demand; shoulders, IS 90,
long clear ana clear rib ~.
BACoN -Shoulders, quiet and steady 6i4,
long clear and clear ribs lower and scarce,
HAMS Choice sugar-cureu CuuNnsseu
Scarce and Arm nt l6oDi7.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ANA unchanged.
CorFEE-Aottvc aud nrmi common 10
prime l0IQli,
SUGAR Good demand; common to good
common 5i5a5Ai; mir to mlly mir, h3s6i0.,
prime, W; yellow clarified, 7@7l4; while
clarified, ~.
oLAssEs-Quiet; centrifugal .0R3S: fair
$500. prime To choice, ildS1.
licE-Steady with mir demand; Louisiana
ordinary 10 prime i9s1bN.
BRAN-Duil; hOpS2lE.
coTroS SEED OIL.
CoTroS SUEp OiI.--Crudc so sd33i :, summer
yellow refined, i2ai7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
sinyo,,rurs.

BARK, Clanm non, Per pound. taa-.n. bark.
Peruvian, pcr noNnd, ltfAs horAN pcr 10
lbNclS; ki-c xDoitpte NJ soda per n, 4piig q N.
peras per NJ, aOn-s caster oil per gel. 800. rrl
cincuonidns PEI pao Siip----; CASTLE seap
molilcdl, psr N, Npe cream tartar. q. r., nor
calomel r. n W., per pound, 50tSU. caiomvi,
English, per poutu, ! 1881 .! chlornl hy.
drate, Joel ~ calorotOfmA n 90; ronipos.
EPSON salts, T@r 20 und. as,S, gum opium, per
pound, 2h gym camphsr. asts--: morphine,
per On, 81 80 machine Ell, golden, $500
quinlne, y, Il w., per os,, I ~, qninine. der
nun, ner o., 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
BUTLER'S BOAST.
II Win thc Desult-HiS Future
n rd A Broad Suggestion
far 1851.

! AZ, November THE Com
tJE,,,,ie lelegraphed Gen. b.
,.ssrhIs views on the result in
lsss. and asking for his
=. t,,ae future. The follow
srr,pisic reply was received:
ieghn.-An answer to your
/ t.y as TO the cause of the
n Massachusetts,. Last year /
Fles votes. The largest vote
I'm was inthe Garfield cleo
lSO-Gataeld, l65, 000; Han
n.DO; total. ssTGe. This year
"a 1 $500 Of Which / have
his eneaous increase has
ssd y the freest use
biz, fal and corruption
,p,ores More votes have
rstAal III be in the next
fsale; The 5000 or 5000
gxg opponent was more
ssi5teiy of Boston. Mas
81 isae'ore surely Demo-
JhrHAnOther state canvass
|.tAaaia. When a man has
|slas Rmocratic vote from
eE.ain four years, is there
tasMswer TO your quos-
srFugramme will be? /
sslih the result, and had
81 my vote than he
nth l35, 900. In that
|srdlhen be said that Mass
ssaRepublican state. She
'rlesIve vote, Which ia n
a election will come out.
ARE had them out and meas
7 aud in the next presiden-
INl, with u judicious plat
q popular nomination, mt
'aggld keep all the Repubii-
in money Mt home TO take
ilsf Instead Of sending both
% Indiana TO corrupt those
BENZ. 7. BUTLER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Z al Grand Rapids.

idd,;, November The
shwartz, Il lumber man
II, went TO protest at the
Ia 49, oank to-day. He was
IL 49, OF Wetyell's paper
M for mbcr, which he
..s'sseeolnt. He puts his as
~, 900, Of which $50, 900 is
4 accounts, convertible
a Mlrty or sixty days; IS, 600
u. wv shingles, and about
! a. ~ Dakota lands. Liza
bn w on individual paper,
|h,.nn eizell notes, endorsed
|bia.sl ny him, but not yet
I'M mn =. Wetzell may or may
nv nv - 900 advances made
"i'port, Pa, concern.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
The Massachusetts CnnnciI.

Boston, Mass, November -
Az meeting of the governor and
council to-day, George l.. Ruin. a
coiored lawyer, WAS nominated for
judge OF the Charlcstown district
court; November 29th was appointed
as thanksgiving day. II was also
voted TO ask the opinion of the all
preme conrt as TO The legality OF Mrs,
CARA II. Leonard's membership In the
state board Of health, lunacy and char
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Railroad Accident.

Chicago, Ill. November IA Rock
island & Pacific train from ST. Paul
colllded tonight with % freight tram
were wrecked. The baggageman,
George Berry, was injured, probably
fatally, and several others hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

INV YORK, November 7.--BEEN'rs.-Rn
native stccrs and Colorado Atock nfmer Tor
niudle grades; natives barely Stoaliys er.
.,remes 1885, % tor natives lna5V1 Tor
loads az 7o6l6 5sfor fair to fancy,
Slhkr-Receints 1870; market dull and
easier AZ 37S0oh - for sheep. 500 for lambs
eN!ta sheep quoted ut q; extra ielnss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
COLORADO.
4 Quiet and Transformations wcddluv

Special to the Gazette.
Colorado, November "A quiet and
,. W 6sD. wedding took place here
sg.u'y ~ The residence Of Judge ID. II.
Musuh, orother-in-law of tile bride, the
yGonlravting parties being Mr. y. l..
n9s-, ol the firm of Hunt & DoSs,
41suggls's OF this city, aud Miss A man
va va hlech of Washington, Mo-, the
hev' van Orion officiating. ,rhe
oIl1e was the recipient of numerous
anu costly presents. The bridal narty
ieIt ior The East on the evening train
lof snort tour, after which they will
future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
PRESS CLUB.

.,,,tion rnectcd Here
F'D' Yesterday.
time past there has been cen
snls SI.cusslon among the
|iaSs e,,u Of the city in reference ice
k!sf n Mon of y press company
PIX matter has come 10 an
MI" W. soon is largely
saa urging with which
~ w. Hoelgle has
y "a. natter. a meeting for
Il sganization was held
isI1 .lnr al the Democrat Of
Csisie was called to the
allied to make the
.-'sech explaining the
~ The meeting. On
uoelzle was made
!, rseldcnt, and z. a. -. Italy NY
|. ' ssrl.ned in reference to the
l1,' ..srreed that It's membership
y (. s,sde up Of newspaper
~ aud the following
(n, s're elected: MesSrs. P,r,iddy,
r O'sv,s aud c. w. Hoezel
He'N' ns,nocrat. Irvine
" NE Galveston News,
/ , : Of the Loving Pub
| . .s..Ty. Col. $. T. Cunning
e siock journal; p. II. Hale
|S " f grower W. l.. Malone,
A, ,' GS'iunIs. ]. 0. Ford, Col, G. j.
VA Z. /. Lee, j. +; Algee,
t.dc c. A. Haley of the GA
|. Hcelzlc, Algee and
we're appointed a
K. an constitution and by
!. n a notion Messl's. Cunning
|. Sg,ll were added to the COM
| ';isselub adjourned to meet
Il the president as soon as
-ritise has Completed its
N. ,6e object of the club TO
/, .ociai spirit among its
T.. and pay particular ntten-
| rl.itigr members of the pro.
r5o,bcr capitalists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Furniture Bondstcads, imitation walnut
cnoh, 81 1908 "; all walnut, 81 bO6l0 5o Chnlrs
wood Nout, y dog, ~ 1507 on cane and rattan
seat, ti O0819 co. cane seat, dining. cir GgalOO
Chllda aud rockers, IS t0apla ~; large rocking
sD Ob6S1 10; camp and iocitofR, each. 81 $50
Tables round a2OodA3 sO ill leaf, 81 5DD6 50;
Safes, each. 20 .5oo7 ~ bureaus, eS 5Odl9D %,
wash stands. IL k,pi ~ bed springs, s9 7sC97 &c;
Baby Carriages, ca 5lsoN
CrocEery--M q toas, y doE,, 81 GOAL 10; w a
aged, ID DC, fallen hdts l692c less. dry saltad,
Mga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

CHICAGO, November T.-CArrLr--R Receipts
$50, stronger, owing To- tho light supply Il
closed weak; exports OtpaB 90. good IN choiCn
shipping, 4 6oa6Vo; common 10 medium 8 pasl
-; range cattle stronger; Texas steers 10,
Texas cows : 10,
snEln'-kecolpts $500 market weak, mir
Is active and steady; inferior To fair III,
good ~ choice , 10. 1cNss 2se3
CHICAGO, November T.--tattlo rec6ipts
$50; stronger exports. 10000; good 10
choice, So16 %; common TO iatt, tO0t5 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
TYLER.
Cotton Receipts and Shipments Visit
Ors TO the Circus.

Special TO the Gazette.
Tyler, November The cotton re-
ceipts up to date are in round numbers
5000 bales. Over 100 bales have been
shipped this week.
The incoming trains to-day are
crowded with visitors 10 attend the
circus tomorrow. 1t was estimated
that at least 1000 came in this way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Wansa. city
PRODUCE,

KANSAS CRY, NoVemher :. - wRHAr -
ingher; No. . rcd SiSs bid cash; $50 December;
CcRS-Nearcorn higher $50. bid cash, $3.50
u.s., November s6is year
OArs--u uiet 2,i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
BASTR0P.
The Stokes Trial Still Pending

Special TO the Gazette.
Bastrop, November THE examin-
ing trial of NJ. Stokes for the murder
of Ed Owens, which was commenced
yesterday, has not been concluded up
to the present writing, and will per-
haps occupy the whole of the day and
tomorrow.
The weather to-day was warm but
pleasant. Business is very good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
warning Railroads.

mi snloer The railroad
H. t board of state commits
| bu mus morning a. per APP
nd I !, The railroads would
not = ended in u squabble.
M ,atfee to any schedule
Nm w, n board decided the
ia 81 must go into effect on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Lilley's Promoticn.E

st. Louis, November lit is now
definitely stated that Geo. w. Lilley,
general freight agent of the Texas d
st. Louis railroad, will organize and
take charge of the West Shore fast
freight line,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
ach var
renltry. Ergs nnd nn,tor.

rput rRy--Hens, e. 75eAr 10 pet aorc,,
oNtN ,iSe young ohickoias, 81 O6,0,s s5. 'Tus.
Key, styosSo; Geese, Ssn @Sta, uoks
s. SNiS ~
EGGs-- Pcr dozen, mo,
Frcsh conntry Dnttcr, aacE'i /, old batter, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Robbed by Highwsymen.

Cincinnati, November The Com
r,ercial Gnzett's eGreencastle, Ind,
special says three masked men last
nigbt nj the point of their pistols rob-
he'd Dudley Burks and Jno. Thomas,
two farmers, twelve miles north IVES west
OF here. From Burke ihey Eo. sooo'
and from Thomas $500. NO clue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Collin'E, plO 0; Slmnons', si0UU Haalslnsaek
81 SG Amcs's shovols, II don, eia00. Horse
shoes, e kog, siGi; bar Iron, slSj, steel, 20;
Sheet Iron, No. 81 ~, SIC. Eanco Wire
dis9Gito Tin Plate. $500 Trace
CHAINS, 50 90 l, dog, rinwarc, baP cent. On:
Co1oc millR y y cant. oft. MRahinn bolts M
Vcont. on: Carriage bolts. 20 and 0 n cout. on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Dreads,ur.

:, FLOUR = Sianard's Royal pa,snt. ssh
ool sncks, g SweS % y 100 ms. corn n, r.l.
yer onshel. S5cs Homtny and grltn, y bri''
, voc Oatmeal, y hnlf bill, SIN t,,s,cb ~,
" heat. VI, &c: Crackers y soda, 7si5lsc. m
80 u, sa%s9sc.; NNx soda, sisssSci c,rsn
Soa y lVsSlVstc,. y lemon creams. saptscs
\ NJ niger snaps, n9e,sc, Nx, ets,HIOc. n,s,o,teJ
enkn anc lumblcs lSieIitc Wheat In iiskt
receiE :; sorSsl, as 20 quality aud condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
i'nlnt,, Ons ma yarn,snc,

PAINTS, per tn-whltc lcss,l, 6.S, ~ yellow
OF ,hre, dry, g; burnt amber IN oil, Use, dry 81
'oinss- boiled linscei IN bAls ,l6c per ,a,i.
raw tles neaisfoot, NrSpsl; fsh, .pc. .rpiriis
snf pentinc, fsc;. cQel OF 80 cesoS, HfinRnt.
y = hnniant, bhs., lgsy Briilsnt ISL 81 A,
lN ~ " 9gt be 20, sSN Eup,cn, bbia.. 2ic,
I or nllcn, Eupion, - csssos, SQss lard oil'
5, 20 8 Yves, Nirgidia, aNasic '''
VA iNisitlas--Copal slt.ptr gal; coach var.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
N sH0r IA srA1,NrnN

|, Va November Three
H. moi here yesterday, one
Iasys white man named
] y caused intense excite
I,,,s WE Croghan was ar
'SlSeaness aud politics were
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

CArTLT--Reeolpts l7,O: Good grades scarce
and wantea; cJinmop dali exports cG5 ~:
good 20 choice 4nifJ 81; common 10 fair
AiIEEP--lieceipts 600. scarce and nrm: fair
10 good . 9gt0. prime 10 fancy $685. ~
TeIss J0e3 ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

poiR,oe v nerthern, barrel gin on,ons
northern ,hhl,, q 15p3 10. sswoot pctatr.is sisa
@ rer bush 81. fuynips. lesiSc !, 6u. Rsans,
small bu,yc,, slfceSc. PisSlos, ncdtnm, 81 "a,
AloM " bhl.; hclf dbl, SScS5 50. PIGS reet.
kliN 81 -! OF dor. hRlf-bhl, - on N'F
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
CISCO.
A Lady Outraged by a Tramp Pedd!er-
Great Excitement.

Special TO the Gazette,
Cisco, November Am unknown
tramping peddler entered the house OF
Mrs. McElwreath yesterday evening
and committed rape upon her while
she lay sick in bed The prisoner is
now in Jail at Eastland, and great OK
element prevails.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Bacon firm, bulk meats ensy.
MEATs-s sugar cured hams, iol %. 2. O. 4, "
nacon, lsisci y. c. bacon, aig; Long clear nm.
con, MS :. e. dry salt, SCI. w
lsARh-Tlurces, elIc. a0ant 10 m car. az.
I'm ccn. v,ac' 10 y cans, ssscs 5n cans, sSc;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
VIRGINIA victory.

\ va November THE
'lTeellon causes the widest
~ me street in front of the
'se Is blocked by crowds;
!. suspended, and speaker
A'"ie stirring addresses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
renarlnm.

HAIr-N - w country loose from wagon.
~ sottSO per ton; New eosn. saaa50 cents;
Cats, ctnn ny, hSpGl6c.' llran, NC per lNi
seed lg.fC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
4SIsG IN HIS TENT.

aas, November 7.-Gen.
II - = % be interviewed, and
| ~ statement concerning
|h snlsh he accepts conpla-
|4., a,a he acknowledges it
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

CArrLr- Receipts 1000: stronger; good In a
shefie higher others unchanged
SnEEr-lteeclptSl !, Ou; quot aud unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Wheat, CHI dice sSc.@sl 90, medium, S0tan.
inferior. stSi S)c, cats. SfG,Tt.c. Barloy tnsa
$50. Cora, AZ @59c. Rye, 76loSyc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

American, si.n box. Buckets, two hoons.
lSaaS X well buckets. sss dozen Rrooms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Next Monday night Miss Gernis inc
talented Texas girl, VIII pe ON 'sSA az
the opera house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

also. thanking the people OF Virginia,
North Carolina and Maryland. who In
,,,,blic Meeting expressed sympathy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

lAls oae,,sapest and best bargains are
" we Texas Investment Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

But was II not strange that these two
"excerptsr from the same ash tree OF
1874 should encounter one another,
after the lapse OF 10 many years and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
New Orleans.

MONEY.
SEw ORLEANS, Nov. G--Sight GA New
York par; sterling b. II. 4Sl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
Now Yorn.


Wooi-QHloi, unchaosed at low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08

Warden Brush of Sing Sing prison
and Customs Officer Van FOSSIL have
been discharged from arrest, there be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-08
SPORTING.
The Brighton Beach Races-imcrican
Puppies in England.

Brighton Beach, November -
Three-quarters of niile-Beaywick,
first; Black Gal, second; Douglass,
third. limo l;2O.
One mile-Joe Mitchell first; Char
ley Kcmpland, second; Dizzy Blonde,
third. Time l;40S
Mile ana an eighth-Deliah, first
Joe. second; Montauk, third. Time
1891.
Mile and quarter-Ferg KYLE, first (;
Ida b, second; Evasive, third. Time
2:l5.
Mile and half over six hurdles
Buster, fist; Ially, second; Buckner,
lhird. rinle !:52i.