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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

LOrQ, Mons beat quality rod shsk,, IN,
mel nndershlrts, only one dollar ana SOY.
enty,nNS cents; regular price two dollars
LOT 80. Mems extra quality scarlet fannc,
nndeishtrls, only one dollar and "A haln f,sc.
war PRICE two dollars and n quarter,
hol NJ. Mems uSest white shaker flannel
nndomhlfts, only ono dollar and suvrntv.
nNS Wsmar y Samucls price two dollars
LOTS Mems flne white Shaker understands
only ono dollar and a hale wonar 4 SAM
ucls price, Two dollars md n ounfter
LniS'. Mems best aud heaviest nh wpnl
KNIT scnllct undorshitts only one uollnraui
hAll, W. " SIS, price, 81 ~.
LnF& Mons heavy MI wool scarlet mn.
dershirts only = " former price. s..
LOT -. Mems nne all wcol white knit nm
uNfNhlrtS only ~ 81, w. q SIS price ~ e5
ioTSS Mems fine white mc,ino under
shirts only one dollar, former price ono
dollar and half
LOT ~ Mons tinu merlno underShirts onlv
koVeniy'nve ccuts, former price ono dollar
aud " quarter.
LOT 100, Mems fancy mixed undershir4
mCnleutta," only one dollar and a quartet
n nMrk Price, Two dellels
deishitts, only une dollar and n hnin W, N
~ price, two dollars and o quarter,
INIW. Mems MnOy Knit stripod uudrrShlrt
ohy oiEhiN-ilNe cents, W. IS SIS. price one
dollar and hall,
LOT l0i. Mons hue mixed wooden under.
shirts only 81; fotnor price. 81 20.
LpI-, Ladies' and gontlemcn'B silk llncn.
hcmsniehed eud printed hnrdcred handler.
Unrlels " anout one,hali the usual prices
sseis NJ less than wholesale rasteln pficof.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

LOT 20fl. Mems Fine Custom.mnde Froc,,
n,nusack suits, handsomely finished, only
nMenty-nNe dollars, Wcnar \ Samuel's
LOT 1868, Mems Fine Black English
Morsied Frock Suits, twcntv-twn dollars
a and haii, regular price nirtytwo dollars
LOT 1904. Mems "prlnce Albert, coois and
vests ofilucst English wOrsted. twenty dol,
n m,s; Wenar AZ Samuci's price thirty dollars.
seven dollars and n half rrnlnr nricc
Twelve dollars.
LOT fl.6. Boys fancy plaid salts only four
aoii.rs nml half, Wenar \ samueis price
LOT ara. Boys fancy cashmere suite
splendid goods, only i've dollars, Wennr q
SS', an price eight dollars.
suits only five dollars, regular price eight
LoT i769. Boys fancy mixed cashmere
price ten dollars
LOT 6tGd. Boys all wool heavy Scotch
SUIT, , oniy ton dollars, Wenar * Samuel's
LOT 1853. Boys fine Scotch cashmere suits
I'VE dollars regular price eigh dollars.
Loi sd3E, Boys fancy scotch cashmere
SUITS only six dollars, Wenar u Samuci's
Lon, 1900. Guilds union cashmere coat
anu pants only one dollar and n h9lf, rogu-
lar price three dollars.
LOT 3l53. Child'S nlncy mixed suits only
three dollars, Wenar " saiuucl's price four
H9,l !, m IN "a y hali'
'oi D"us OIlld MODIFY Scotch coats and
bn,ils onlN Tour collars, Ircpp's price SIX
, u ~, y -. anu y hali'
hpa ",'o' Nhllu nancy cuSsimere suits for
four dollars, Trepp's price sis dollars and
L0r ie3o. Chlld's fancy cashmere suits
only hvo 'ollars and q hair Wemr Il sam.
W. pi:ee tlgnt dollars ana hOlf.
''ut 500: Ohliu an WOOL scotch coats
ana pants, uhly two dollars and three
quarters, Ttcpps price four dollurr ana u
mil
hoI .|oi' thild's nne blue ca smere suits
only slN dollars and half, Trepp's price
ten dollars.
LOT i3I5. Chiid's Scotch rasst,nere cou,s
and pant. Tor Iollr dollars nud "A mir
from a trlcr sevtn dollar ''
LOT S2IJ Chiid's nil wonl srntch s,l,s
only three dollnis md n hair nroUn's urire
five dola.s and "A hnlf.
LOT OStO. MEMS Mi wool seal brown nver.
coats only eleven dollars, Wcnur " sam.
uel's price sixteen dollars and half
LOT $3.50. Mems heavy extra long scotch
ontic,Hs ouly WE'VE lpiloIs; NeLaF *
'll,''"V' iliVc 'WVu'S '"'l'ia'
LOT AlS3. Mons fine cashmere ovcrcoats
unlinod, only sixteen dollars and a hali;
Nehar sahiuels price twenty-five dollars
NY -. ~ n,ii' -. .,,,
oil Mens ilhcS iiiNeu SeoSe, over
tss,, al wy, IN 49, oiS III
~ th W, II n"Iii cu"t S""'ueS Pliee
nT ,S,1 H., c,,o,. ,,,t,i e,,,,, ,,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
Shoe Department.
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES.

LOT 12l. Mems Fine Sewcd Calf Shoes, Con-
grcss plain toe, only three dollars and a
an mi; T., Wener 4 samucl's price I'VE dollars.
ton, only three dollars and a half, Wcnar Il
Snlnuels price I've dollars.
LOT lss. Mems Fine Custom-made Scwod
CRii Shoes, IN Lace, Hutton aud Congress,
only four dollars, Ncnar " Samuel's price
LoT lss. Mems Philadelphia cusiom.madc
Sowed Calf Shoes, French toe, Lace and
Congress, only four doilNis ana half,
Turks p,ieo six dollars and n half
LOT ITO, Mems Fine Sowod CaltShoes, Lace
only two dollars and q haiti Wenur ~ sam
uel's rrlco three dollars and Il halt
LOT 1877. Men'sFine Cab.e Screwed Scotch
Bottom shoes, only three dollars, Wenar n
LOT l79. Mems Fine Scwod CALI Shoes,
Lace. only two dollars aud a half, TURK s
price three dollars aud n half
LOT 298. Mems Fine ScWed calf Shoes,
Scotch Bottom, Hand Scwcd, only Ave dol.
lars, regular price seven dollars and half.
LOT 500. Mems Fine French Calf Hutton
shoes, pointed toe, hHnd-sewod, only i've
dollars, regular piicc seven dollars and IA
LOT 7s1. Mems Dom Pedro Buckle shoes.
only two dollars, TURKS price three dollars,
LOT 69T. Mems Fine Screwed BoN-Too
shoes, only one dollar and thrvo-quaitcrs,
Menar Samue!s price three dollars.
LOT S6f. Mems Fine Scwcd shoes, Congress
BoN-Toe, only one dollar aud a half, Wenar
SnlnueIs price two dollars and q half
LOT 934. Mons Fine Scwed English Balls,
LOT 763. MenG Fine Plnin Calf pegged
Shoes, only one dollar aud thrrc-quar.crs,
wenar & Samucrs prico two dollars ana
three-quarters,
LOT 1121. Mems Plain PeRgcd calf Brogans,
only one dollar and half regular price
two and n quarter.
LOT 90. Boys Fine Veal Calf Button and
Lace shoes, only two dollars, Wonar X
S9mucls price thTec dollar.
LOT 81. Boys Dom Pedro buckle shoes, only
one dollar aud half Wenar y Samuel's
price two dollars.
LOT 50. Boys English Bal Shoes, only one
dollar ana n half, former price two dollaiH.
LOT Gag. Mems iine roggod calf boots only
two dollars and II hall, Wennr & Samuol's
price three dollars ana scVenty.ilNe cents.
LOT 400. Mems line pegged calf boots only
three dollars Wehnr x Samuefs price four
dollars.
LOT 424. Mems fine sowod calf boots, a
splendid article, only three dollars and u
half, former price five dollars.
! LOT 246. Mems extra quality fine sewod
calf boots for four dollars, Wcnnr sam
ueis price five dollars and half.
LOT a16. Mems No. | quality fine peggcd
cal L boots only four dollars, former price
five dollars and n half,
LOT lis. Mems best quality Zinc standard
screwed calf boots only four dollars and n
half, WcDar Il Samuel's price slS dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
A WISCONSIN Wonder.

Watertown, WIS, November 81 IN
the Third ward Of this city resides .
rapidly developing spiritual mediiiin,
who not only possesses the power ~
the ordinary medium, but also the
rarcr gift Of healing the sick by the
simple laying on OF h'nds. Extras
Ordinary stories are told Of cures she
has made on some Of her nelgh-
bon, several OF them, 1t
IL claimed, being taken from the very
verge of the grave, 80 70 speak,
through the exercise Of her peculiar
power. This woman enters the tranca
state as readily ns eating her meals
and when In this condition seems Il
grasp every subject with familiarity,
although she IL without much educn-
ton. Her case Is u peculiar one, and
Is Interesting for any one who makes
splritualism II study. Her husband Y
ia very moderate circumstances. the
lady II forty-eigllt years old aud has
two children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

vocal music by chorus, which inclu'
ded nearly 1000 children. After de
; otional services there were addressei
in Swedish, German and English.
IN ST. LOUIS.
st, Louis, November l0.-Services
commemorative of the four hundreth
anniversary of Martin Luther's birth
dav were held in the various Lutheran
and other churches to-day, with u
large attendance. The principal cere-
monies were at the Second Baptist
church. under the auspices of the
Evangelical Alliance, which were par
ticipated in by most OF the Protestant
clergy, and drew together an immense
crowd. Music was given by CONSOLE
dation of all the choirs of the city, and
was very fine. The celebration was
continued tonight at several churches,
and special services will be held at "a
number of churches tomorrow and
nearly every day and four nights this
week.
An EfsELBUS.
Eiselbun, November l0.-The Luth-
er celebration was attended by splen-
did weather. The church bells were
rung at an early hour, and Sp,ooD
visitors were in the city,. Luthers
pulpit in st. Andrews church was
decorated with laurels. The clergy,
minister of worship and clerical
authorities entered the chuTch
In procession, when the
hallelujah chorus was sung;
Assistant Chaplain Frommel preached
a sermon. At noon the ceremony OF
unwilling the memorial ~ the mar
ket place commenced. The cnoir
sung the hymn, "Eihe feete
Buryisf Uaser GOu.n Burgomaster
Martin recounted the origin OF the
memorial. Subsequently the. covering
of the statue was removed and all
heads were bowed, the choir
the hymn, "Lptc
den Ueocin don NachtiycH KoentD."
one hundred banners which had been
held before the memorial Were low
cred, and DR.. Kaegel, the empcrors
chaplain, delivered an address, IN
which he described the life ana
works of Luther, concluding by IN.
yokiup a blessing on the assembled
multitude. The memorial Owas
ylyen formally into the custody OF tne
being adopted 10y the burgo'
master. A fanfare on the organ
md the kettle-drnms announced
the anproach OF the historic procession,
In Which the inhabitants OF Eiselbun
aud many people from the neighboring
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

LOT 2sIs. Mems inc blue and black all wool
ulnSonal ovcrcoats, only eighteen dollars.
lars and u half
LOT 1908. Aliens limo hluc diagonal ovcrcoatS,
lars ~
LOT 2o3o. Mems gray "AIel,on'' overcoats.
twelve dollars.
LOT sofa, Mems Hight weight cashmere
oNercoats, very cheap, only iivc dollars
wei worth nine dollars.
lOl 1910. Mons heavy chlnchllla ovorcoals,
only SIN dollars; would bc cheap NJ ten
dollars.
LOT 555i. Mems line beave.. oveiconts, only
teen dollars.
LOT 500, Mems fine an wool, brown and
blnSk Cardigan jackets, fur trimmed, only
nNo dollarsi Wennr ~ Samuels price seven
dollars and a half.
LOT 700. Mons nne, all wool Cardigan Jack.
cts, tur trimmed, oAly three dollars and a
halG former y ice ave dollars.
LOT 800. Mons line, nll wool Cardigan lack.
cts, I'm drnb, scarlet aud brown, only three
lars aud hAf.
LOT 800. Mems wool Cardigan Jackets. only
two dollars; former price three dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
IN BRIEF.

Prospect Of more rain.
The III Paso Is closed.
The big hotel Is badly needed.
Miss Florence Gerald tomorrow
night.
The resl estate men are al looking
happy.
Business was very active In all quar-.
tiers yesterday.
Beautiful dull glow in the west after
sunset yesterday.
The gay and festive mosquito con-
tiDues to get in his line work.
C. b. Bishops company in "strlctly
Business" Wednesday night.
A considerable jam at the opera
house last night when the front doors
opened.
Hotel accommodations were very in
adequate last night, though IL was
Saturday.
Capt. Goff says he has heard the
news from New York. Pennsylvania,
Connecticut and Massachusetts,.
The county Judge was busy ycsier-
day with school matters. Schools are
opening generally all over the conn-
w.
The leaves on the umbrella trees
In the court house yard are turning
yellow. Indicating that cold weather
is coming.
Marlande Clarke's new play, "a
Friend, . has made u success accord
ing 10 Teporia received from The West
N. y. Mirror.
j. ID. Hudglns received iirst-class
certificate from Judge Beokhain yes
terdny, to teach school in the Grape
vine school district.
Rev. w. G. MccuDc will deliver his
second lecture on iD1idelity Sunday,
18th inst. at . O'Clock In the afternoon
III the Methodist college, corner Ssy-
enth and TIrocknorton streets. Sub
jec,: docs the Bible Account OF Gre
alton Contradict Scicncey" Seats free.
l.. w. Cruce has bought out the city |
drug store on the corner Of Filth and
Houston streets, between Eighth and
Ninth. He respectfully s0licits part
Df the public patronage. Prescrip-
lions carefully compounded. DIR. ID.
A. Stevens has Office at the store.
communications.
The regular meeting OF the Building
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
FOR7 WORTH TEXAS.

md Loan association takes place TO
morrow (Monday) afternoon. In adj
dition TO lending out the usual amount
| OF money, the deferred report OF the
auditing committee viii be made, and
n general attendance of the stock
holders iis well MS directors II desired.
Deputy.sherln james Maddox ar
rested n man, whose namei Is Unknown,
In the lower enc of the city yesterday,
who had set out from home with the
ayowed intention of killing man
with whom he had quarreled only a
few hours previously. The officer
was notified by the mans son after he
purchased a pistol and started out to-
lind his victim.
The GAZETTE was presented with a
gold pen with the compliments of
CantrelI a. Dillardu yesterday. IL
would not return its obligations In
taily, but fall the large stock Of that
house compares PROFESSIONALLY with
the splendid pen sent the GAZETTE, II
must be magnificent stock Of lewclry
and gold and silverware. Thanks.
gentlemen.
Newton Bunlaln, who IL confined
In the county jail pending decisions on
the appeals Ia the cases Ia which he
was convicted OF burglary and theft
aud sentenced 10 terms Of imprlson-
ment In the pcniientiary, was permit
ted by the court 10 go and see his dying
wife In house IN the lower end Of this
city yesterday. He was hand-cnfled
and accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Tucker and Thompson.
Mcssrs Isdholen d Hook Of the I'M
migration Investment Journal are
progressing very well with their
work. They viii write up the city IN
full, and inform us that many OF ihe
business men OF the city are giving
them substantial encouragement and
that they have reasons 10 expect Ill
OF the merchants will do the SANG.
The writc-up wilI.hnye large circnla-
ton aud draw attention 10 the grow
ing metropolis Of the state.
Mober,y Courier October n; --''TheI
OF "a Friend" Is after the
style Of East Lynne, and needs the ,
,fst OF talent, both In the principal ..
ole aud support 20 bring out its full .!
flect. Miss Gerald hns. the make up
4 SOME Of our most popular actresses,
nd will In the future take foremost
POSITION as an emotional actress. We 1.
rust that this company Will visit us !,
gain. The scGnery owned by the y
sinpany IL good. and the lombard y
ugut scene In the first act was es-
ecially well rendered. IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

IN ENNfIAND.
London, November 10.-A meeting
in celebration of Luther's birth was
held in Exeter hall to-day, and papers
upon the life AID services of the great
reformer were read by the Dean oil
Chester and Prof. Stoughter. A por-
trait Of Luther crowned WIN
laurels was exhibited Loru
SALISBURY, who presided,
sent a congratulatory telegram to the
emperor of Germany upon his cham,
pionship of the principles advocated
by Luther, which was rs conspicuous
as his leadership of armies to victory
and freedom. Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon was
the principal speaker at the meeting,
at Exeter Hall. The archbishop OF
York will deliver sermon on l.ulher
at Westminster Abbey on SUNDAY.
The OxfoId convocation, by Ioz tov4,
declined to adopt the address Oh me me
emperor of Germany IN conhec.ion
with Luther's birthday; services
were held in the Sta!fordsllrc potlel-
les district. AT Crewe the niehip1's
of religious denominations iorIliou y
procession and marched IN three "
Visions with bands OF music 70 ny
town hall singing "oid huiiurau, :,
At Nottingham many
streets were decorated.
IN DENMARK. -,
Copenhagen, November iV,-ihe
nther festival was celebrated
throughout Denmark. seven thou
sand comics of memorial treatise
nnon Lither's life were distributed 10
, upo;i of The communal schools, iSpe-
ppiaPI church services will be held sun
day. ,o,r
pora November lO.-Religiious ser
vices in honor of Luther were ii.iu W
S.v, IN The chapel Of the German EN-,
bassv and attended by q hii9ori'y VI
German residents
AT PRINCETON.
p,,nceton. MI, November 10, me
.a uliLi and theologians at Prince
ION Celebrated Luther's billnd h J, e aiin
v YER i'm the large rles Green
ahmrnb Rev. Drs. McCosn, ' maa
e SIahsrt paxton, Cuyler ana Den ad
Sieoeas ., oi,ieiated. THE addresses anu
eloquent music were sranu,
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p,,,,adelphia, November lo..A 'd., ans
, a' luther matinee in the asaae axas
sb i evening, the large aual. De,r"n,ental
music nas by the Germania orciieS'i"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
The Vote in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, November l0.-The
official niajolities for auditor-general
and. treasurer. the only officers ballot
ed for, are--Niles, 0,72G; Liyesy, 49,
$50. both Republicans.
The official count OF the vote OF
Philadelphia shows the following
Republican majorities: Miles. for
Acknowledgement, 20,067; iLyesey, for
state treasurer, q 1891; Graham, for
district attorney, no opposition, 1871
225; Littleton, for clerk OF court OF
quarter sessions, 20,425; Jeiiries, for
city comptroller, opposition by the
committee OF one hundred, LIZ; Pow
ems, for coroner, lB,577.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
Hung by a Mob.

Somerset, Ky, November l0.-Jas.
charged with brutal outrage
on Mrs. coonbs, n married woman,
near Clio. WIS arrested several days
ago aud privately taken to be identified
by the victim. This was done yester-
day, and this morning Truxill's body
was found hanging from the Cincin-
sati Southern railroad bridge over
the CumberI nd river. He Ind been
taken from the officers and thus dis
posed Of by Il mob.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
Hat Department.

Ior lgol MANS nncs, ,,,slt,,, ..,, $50,
hats only three Joiints ana y hpte" t,v2,,okN
y Snnuel's prcc nye dollars, "'''''
black folt hats. "nw thres dnInrs Any nis.
half formrr prica fiye tleii,rs """"
IDT iiiI Ncoi nail, 4, it,,, y - I, 49,,
blnck and brown M hnts All, nv tniVs' ai,s,V
aud htlI REGULAR priep N, ~
half w We w ""''"'7 ""u"
LOT lBlS Mems black hin, and hr,,r, sem,
felt hnis only two doIinrs ma I, s',,n., ~
former l,rire ihrre ,leIin,S ma !, ~ ~ ,s""''eh
LOT iSSi Nipn'a rxira nnnt,fv nv, ,,,,
nnr hnta Ma IN nso,,, s ~, 49, my 10 n'n n
doilnfs actually tosi nNc rn'S M,
aud sold by WGnnr a samuel ntr ',i,,, q IN
lnrs - '"'''NN' W. VisH' "p'
lOFSI7p ,'o,ymon,s h,,,.,. ,,,,ci,, ,,..i. -.
hats host ounIitv nni,' II "ft1 , "'',V. ~,
peico oiaht dniinrs nn3 n mn 800 '''i'Vi
InrS1ls NIoSy,,,',,,' ~" Az, /" XII M ,,,,..,
Hest " oniy rvo dnlI,rs Ni,ISl nti =
oighl aolinTs, ''''i"H Pf""
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

LOT lal. Mems heavy drovcrs' French Kill
boots only four dollurs and n half, Wenar 4
SamuolS prize six dollars.
LOT leo. None heavy grain "NapolconH
boots, half scotch button standard screw,
only four dollars and n half, Monar n
Samuels price six and n half,
LOT S22, Mems fine Kip poggod boots onlS
$50. Wcnnr & Snlnuel's price SS.bn.
LOT gaa. MCn's fine niii stock kin boots,
hnlf double sole. only 81 former price 81.
LOT 2se. Mems extra quality fine Rip
boots, tap solc, only $3.50, Wcnar " S!m-
uers phct s. 50
LOT es2. Mons handmade standard scrcw
tap sole kip boot only a., Monar Is sam.
MNl's nrlcn. -. 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

states on horseback took part, andpre-
sented u brilliant spectacle. A tele-
gram was received from Crown
Prince Frederick William, expressing
regret at his absence, and also from
Professor Mach OF Prague, who sent
greetings In the names of his col
leagues of the German university Of
Prague. AT the official banquet
this afternoon, Herr Won Gessler pro-
posed toast to the Emperor William,
and superintendent Rothc read
a telegram from Earl Shafts.
England united in commcmoratlng
the great German. In the
evening TIE Deum was sung.
The town was brilliantly
Illuminated. The statue IL nine feet
high and weighs ffty hundred
uoiUlt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
GALVESTON.
Tho Turk Discharged Complaint OF
DnII Business.

Galveston. November 10. Donigan,
tine Turk charged with stealing let
tcrs from the postoiilce, was dismissed
to-day, the evidence being INSULT
Client. He balls from Fort Worth,
where there j. d colony OF Armenians.
One Of the largest wholesale houses
II quoted ~ authority for the states
inent that business Of every kind IL
suffering from inactIon, more 30 even
than last spring and no present lndt-
catioLs Of early Improvement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
FARTIN LUTHER.
s ~ o. Of the Quadri.Ce Centenary
r. sturdy Old Monk in
Europe and America.

Europe and America.
Pa, November 1O.-The
remuneration of the birth
a luther, for which extensive
" have been made, was
III account of rain this
s,, ti9ur thousand children
GERMANY.
November lO.-At the Luther
h, @,,day, all the principal
MI 'ae army We're in the pro-
!, ~ the church. The EN-
L viewed with marked ell
| y larongs of people that
,nrsels through which the
IN 'ocession passed. The
= uecked with banners and
siains were received from
EnIshin Germany, which stated
Ism eu the DAY with great
Lsra During service in the
! niao woman was killed out
I'm '', 70 OF iron falling from the
Eero i i congregation in the
I'M ignorant of the accident.
| eco and Frankfort bourses
| 'ouht Of the festival.
| IN IRELAND.
T. November -Maior-Gen-
n Presided at the Luther dem
add metropolitan Temple.
bas sna Uses were delivered.
special service in ST. Pat.
Ferv , at night in Belfast.
] plhp,e siued over the celebra-
tbe ! towns in the North of
Jay was specially OBJ
= IN BOSTON.
/ ! November lO.-The Luther.
una. was observed this az
|usetts me auspices of the
D.. Historical society.
i ~ o. frederick III. Page
/ Mnsilea il will be con-
VA nv hall tomorrow night,
|ocIef,.s being the Handel 4;
10y and the occasjon will
put t use IN. IA various churches
II GALVESTON.
Vas a nnnndredth Luther ami.
several naslpdf,opriately commemo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
The New Jersey Election.

Trenton, n. j., November l0.-Oiii-
ciaI returns from all but two counties
give Abbot CO.'S majority over Dixon.
Parson, tho Temperance candidate,
polled about O,000 votes, andiNernoD,
the p.tional candidate, about 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
An Ohstiuote lew.

Troy, n. y, November lO.--T'lIe Mt
tontIon of the district attorney Is called
10 the casc OF n Polish jew named
Morthnnt of this dty, who, although
married, says he will marry your,
Jewess of New York, havinga divorce
granted by religious tribunal. Tho
district attorney says he will prosecute
Morlhant for blaamy u ne marrles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
Boiler Explosion.

Cairo, H., November 10.--The sta
tionary engine used for hosting
freight nj The Cairo " ST. Louis Mar
row Gauge depot exploded to-day
The engineer and another were sight
~ hurt. The boiler was thrown 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
Trunks and Valises.

WE HAVE In stock u large assortment Of
trunks ana VRliscs, which we are olioring
at less than Wholesale prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11

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