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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27

Golden Medical Discovery (solbene
meOiSintl6e Glltbefu19) lit ni9t ltur ei1 por=
5ii9li6eS 9eilmittel 9e9en SdninOiu9t, lonz
bern ou6 gc9en ben lie be9leiteuben na6t=
ll9en S6meiB, 9e9en MISUNDERSTANDING,
Nulten, SuflilellS0, Slutlpeien, 2lu19eliz
i0p06e, 81lrSotbmi9teit, &ebl= unb 8rult=
leioeu. Sci Npotbeferu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27

Sm 3eit9eldaft l3lolien Die 0oltptortitel
folgcnoernaBen:
@eiSen per 9llsuit SIT !. OO@, @cpt. 1.O1
@1.01B, Sft. 1.O24@1,02g, ytou. !. 054 So9r
1.00!.
Mais per Mrs. 5Og@51, @ept. 5O4@5Ok
Sit. 494@49B, 1iop. 47J@-, Sabr As unO
pei Otoi Az.
Naicr per Q(us. 81, @cpt. 264, 0ttbr.
264@B, Sabr 26@26t.
&leie.-5 Gurs St $11.5O, 1 Gar lit
SGdel ;I $13 per &onlle.
.MiDblin9S."-1 Gar SIT $15, 1 Gar
5u $17.75 per Come.
& cu. = l @or olteS 9to. 1 Simotbp SIT
$3.50, ori Der Sabn l Gar neleS al $13.75,
l Gar olteS su $3.50, l &ar at $I2.25, 3
Gar llcllcs lno 2 Gar alteS 5u $12, 1Gor
lcllcS SIT $3.50, 1 Gar Somd 5t $10.50, 1
Gor SIT $11, 1 @or So lroirie SIT $3.50 per
Sonlc.
Wicbmarft.
Ntn6pieb.-0ie 3ufubr belief iiG oui
$4,000 Stiid, 9e9cll Al 900 III Der Gorlpo6e.
Ter Wtortt NOR belcbt, jebo0 mebr fitr bet
olell9el gebari, ais tiir ben Gerloubt, 1pie
oclln lebterer ol6 e;iie Abnabn,e pom iibcr
5000 Stb& Segql Die NorwO6c aufmies. Die
Yrellc morell, allS9enommen fir mittel9utc
bis bette Gttere, lun 10@2jc. niebri9cr. Die
3nr0l6nittss A'reile itellten ii9 iol9enberz
ntoBen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27
rt-Agr
fIr olc octtiNc Gei6SpoT.

W Wv >SNNfWD$
Die llntcr;ci6nctcn %bctorberu Eodcte bis III 100 Ffunh
mad Tcut1d)I0n0. Sctrcidl, SMtOcocn, ytors
Wc0eu, 96mcmarf uln Der SdlDet3 81 ben re9el<
~mdBi9cu pom Der ocutlc)en NrtdSpoltsVcrioaIz
tMmg ieit9cicstcu Erctieu.
Gbcnio bcior9cr %btcicIben Soorcnienbnn9cn Don NM
mad alien &bcilen GulopaS uno Amcrifa5 3n ben btut9>
ten Staten.
&SeMIeL, GruGmamm & 9%nrDadcr,
27oo KS 9Sillium Str.. Ntem ?)ort.
Om uerfamtcm: 500 per 9cre - 20 AcreS ret9e55
y @ropclunb in Del Mdbe Der Stobt uno u. ST.; S.%
q 4 a sec. 81, Iown 3S, Nortb Non9c II, nm enc
OinterloiIenibdi ubSuibttcBen. EnS anSrtrjenoe Yam
nib fir $3.50 per Ncre bebut5 : ubniuiilon pertautt.
26oeio, IN oum6 3immcr 6, 81 &Sdibtn9tonltr.
on Derfaufcn: NiIlta, aui Ianas .Seit = 50 9ereS' .
- Nicilcu pom Otustc9on, Wtd. 800.
100 Ncres ID Nieiicn n0roltt Don OF. So9ns' Ot"'
$1,000. nn
$7u0. $3.50.
beilert. 800.
26~asiO,mouip6 @. clifton, 81 @soibtH9tOnitr'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27
Nnnt,nerrer mnnrennarrt.

Gprtt.-s n Chicago 1.16; in ct. 2ouis
-; III Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; III Yeorta
LIS; III Baltimore 1.18@1.183.
Smtte ct. y@reamerp", bette 18@21c..
sielnli9 quite bis quite 15@16c.. ,Oairp",
CUTE bis bette 14@16. 9~erinssre auoIitat
12@13c.
@ier. - 164@17c.
gel lIseL-Hebembe Trtrfeps 12@121c.
9ei6la9tete %; 9iipner 7@114e, SSun9e
@nten $2.25@3.00 baS Duseno unb loco
baS Qtuno.
EortoffeGn. - 1.O0@1.5O bos Sos.
Uropmc CO II. - Our[ Carpet uno 8rulb
64@8tc., Selfslporfil19 0ren 44@6c., Wtit=
tellndBi9 lang nno bon gutter Narbe 3 03!c.
trulnlneS 2@3c, bei6dOi9tes 14@23c.
S0mter EFT. - Srdunes al 44@-c.,
gelbe5 54@-c.. weiBes 64@74c. oas Yfb.
SoI9. - &u6en 7c., yto. l 64@-
gfo. 2 81 &c.
itrom en-. - S6.OO@7.25 b1s sttt6en.
Sont9, rel1er s9Sblte @loUer" 13@13.
tos 10.
apfe15tnen.- Gobt $6.OO@6.5O {, CO..
Iiforril6e SO. 0O@5.00 has &ilt6en.
Orb leu, 9rtrle S0@1.90 fir gnte, Tetoz
Grbien 1.O0@1.1O; pDtmrowfotS" 1909
1.25. Gp lit" 2b@29c.
Nule.- WroBe 0idorp so $780,. fGetn.
1000 ben Sulhel; &oltdnien 90
= Oen 8uf6el. g8aGniiiie 200 bos SaB;
graitliauil9e lie, gnsl. Nallnllie lac. Yea=
ullts 5@9c, YecanS SM10c. Dtalloeln, barrs
l6alI9e, 1Sc. 0alelnIlle lie.
ynmpen. = $1.5O@1.60 oas 100 Bfunb
iir 9emil6te ,.@onntrp".
DIE. WiGi9an 25@60c ber Gorb
SSutnoiier $4,000 baS Siitbeu. Die i60n=
ten Grapforbs 5000.
Srombeeren- 2.0O@2.5 bas &ilt9en
q 16 Guorts fir Midi9an.
Nepfel. = 1.00@2.5 50 OaS Sap.
WeIone EN-. Millouri nnb Scnbiana
g8oiiermelonen $8@1S Oas 100, Siocur.
$50.OO. 25c@$2.W Der .Grate" fir pgtut=
megS".
let's utb 40@6Oc. fiir 9epobnli9e 2lrteu.
gIaubeeren. = S % fir baS
&iit6eu q - Quarts, nno$2.25@2.5O
fir 16 G1lart.
Sronbem. $1.OO@1.1O Der babe
Sul6el, fir Spes unb 6artiorbs nnb $500
@2.25 fir Goncorb. % 1b=5tDrbe sI 81. IS.
Sobnen.- WebilImS 81. 100000, Sea-
pies $2.00@2.1 10 Der Nul6el.
Sweet Bototoes. = @elbe 40@-e;
boS &ilt6en @ ! Sul6el NIB 4'00@-.- bas
Sap. GDtbe 30@35c.
&omatoes. Gi6li6e 10@50c fit ]
Sulbels nno bieIt9e 1.OO@1.25 fir Sui6el'
Sllt9el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27

0ie belten meoiSinii6en 9(utoritGtcn erz
fennen ben @ertb BON 9lper's Gatbartic NSils
on ur1O orOnen bGltft9 nit Der 0uBerlten j3uz
perlt6t BEN @ebralld berlclben an, ~lpilelb,
boB Oieielben baS bette Ntittel 9e9cn Srdntz
Deiten ilnb, 1pel0e bur1 Wta9enz, 2eber= mllb
Observation-Disclosures entlteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27

mails Dor bieiem !3eitraum tn Oeuti6lanb
angetommen lit, na9oem eS ielen BrO5eB
bur6oema6t bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27

S@melne. -3nTubr s., 5UO Sflld, 9e9en
$1,000 i'll Der &OrDo6e. 9ei6te S6weinc
boler imFreiie, i6rpere iiebri9cr. SieFreiS:
perolOerungen ge9en Die Gorwo6e er9eben
lt6 aus 6ol9enbem:
Sor. Gamita9: Somifog:
2cidte @6ncine. ...5 .1O@5.75 5.60@6.00
Gdmere sum E0feln 4.6O@5.25 4.75@5.15
S6pere 3. Serianot 4.60@5.S5 5.2O@5.25
9Serfnlft mIrhen IL. II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27
James Medical Institute

State Illinois Zu dem
auSdrHcklichen Zwecke pri-
ViIegirt um sOfOrtige Hilfc in
allen cIlrOniSchen, geheimen
und BlaSen- kraHkIleiten Zu
geben. TriPrcr ind Syrhi.
lii In allen ihren verWickelten
Former, s0wie Haut- und
Blut Kramkheiten werGen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27
Nabt 0ldt atf @,trc aGeincn /!

Die beiBe SobreSSeit 1t DIE 9eiabrli9ite 5Ieinz
bin tleiner &inber. @lentbalben louert i6llelt
Der Sob quf n1b bebrobt ibr sartes geben nit
Sommertrontbeiten (summer complaint)
lpie 0ur0fou, 9tubr Ii. l.. 10. Miittcr, be-
belltet, Dap eS fem beliereS Mtittel 9iebt, Gure
2ieblin9e 9einnb nnb mlnter gu erbolten,
ais iltbem SS<br lie nit benz portreffliGen Grz
labmittel fir Mutternnild, gteu it a ebter's
r0eutl6eS Sinbermebl" (Paedo-
i6npa3ii3e ainOer moGt mentaeStep's
r0euti6es &tnbermebl" muuter,
frdftig unO 9einnb. Sn ouen @potbeteu Su
hohPu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
The Rock Of the Obelisk.

A paper read by DIR. Persifor Frazer
before the American Institute of Min
ing Engineers contains summary of
what is known respecting the geology
of the Nile Valley, as well as the re-
suits of microscopical aud chemical
examinations OF the rock.
From Alexandria to Spout the
rocks Of this once so populous valley
are tertiary, and rest uncOmfortably
on the nummuliiic Limestone dime
stone largely composed ofthe shells OF
q genus of large disk-shaped foramini-
fera known rs nummulites Of
"Pharaoh's pence') which in places
comes to the surface. Southeast of
Esnch sandstone appears, which at
Syene gives place To granite rock.
The greater parts of the monuments
which now remain CAME from the rocks
near Syene, but the pyramids are built
OF Gale, ruus rock The building stone
of Cairo is nummuliiic limestone, ms
are also the Sphinx and the steps Of
the n.onolthic obelsks. There ap-
pears To be some difficulty in cor
rectly naming the rock of which
they and other obslisks are com
posed. In common parlance il Is
granite, but il is more properly known
as amphibole-graniic, from the qnanti-
ty of the mineral called ampnibole
contained in IL. Syenite It Is not,
though ii comes from Syene, for sven
tie has been accepted rs name for a
rock in which there Is no qu?rlZ, horn-
blende taking its place entirely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
Lknnsas i,Ily TInics.l

kansas Ciiy Jimcs.l
A strange bird story Is related by the
friends of Robert Potcc, the gambler
who committed suicide here n few
days since. About six years ago the
wife of the dead man was given n
mocking-bird, which, in time, became
very much attached to Mr.. Potte.
When the news of her husbands sui
eide reached Mrs. Potee mt Atchison, 1t
seemed to have very much
the same effect upon the
bird as II had upon her. The bird
apparently mourned with her. When
she prepared to leave Atchison the
little fellow screeched as IL in pain,
so loud as TO be heard block away.
In Kansas city the bird refused to cat
and flew from room to room Mt all
hours until the day when Potee was
buried, then the bird died having APP
parently grieved to death. A taxider-
mist is preparing the bird to be placed
over the grave of Potee perched upon
an artificial tree, where II will remain
a silent sentinel over the dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
Groceries.


COFFEE AND TEA orFEE--very firm /;
Rio, lie; fancy, i2c: Cordova, lOiSc. old gov
ernment Java, 2Sc. TEA-Imperial, sU6pt0 ;
gunpowdcr. 50ST0.
SrGAR--Very firm; Louisiana pure white.
a9ac; Off white, NC; yellow clarified, glI 10 :
fancy yellow clarified, 9ssc; open kettle su
gars, choice, SIC; standard A., 9xc; standard
graduated, 9N; Louisiana or GRADUATED,
leHc, powdered, l0,sc; cut loaf lOi&c
MoLAssEs ND SYRUP Louisiana molnsses,
prime to choice, iS@h5'c; corn syrup, 4sc.
RICE-- Louisiana, 6H6ofl5',
FISH Nackerel, lOib kits, No. |, Si.t5; No.
2, sl.0o; half bbis., No. I, sT.0p; No. 2, safe.
White fish, No. 1, h'f bblr., s7.2j; No. 2, 800
Dried herrings, per box, 40c Cod fish; GlSc.
SALT-Coarse, In bags, Sl.50; fine IN bags,
-; lake, In fat hoop bbls., tlsoQ2. 40; pc OK
CANNED Goops.--Prices per Dozen: Pine
apples, standard Si0s Peaches, standard,
lbs, $685. 3 lbs, s225a2.5n; seconds, 2 Fs.,
sl.sU; ps., s2l0 Tomatoes, standard, MS.
sl2s seconds 2 his. Il &c; bs.. 81 50, Green
corn, sl.lOpi.65. Green peas, sl.S5; Goose.
berries 81 45@i. II; Raspberrlcs, 81 So Cove
oysters, fall weight, h.. 81 l5 2 n, sl.lt; light
weight, 10, g5c; 2 No., sl.2O; salmon, h.
sl.aoa l.7s; Sar lines, American, $50 case,
imported, 0G0 case; Strawberries, NJ, 81 so
Blactberties, el.2j; Green cages, 81 81. Con
densed milk, crown, 800; Eagle, ss.75; Swiss
SEQ.
sUNpRIEs-Starch, SIC. Soap, common
Sac; German olive. SIC. Candles, fun boxes
Ice; halves, Ice; quarters, l8c Indigo. Sl,Dab
81. i0rS,.5p dozen. Mnccaroni. imported, I5cf
American, sl,'D box. Buckets, two hoops
81 ~ dozen: well buckets. si.25 dozen. BrooinA
Sl.7S6IS.2o dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
JOURNALISTIC SUPERSTITION.
Some of the Peculiarities of the Men VIII
Make Newspapers.
Burlington Hawkeye.

Huntington Hawkeye,l
Are editors as .uperstitlouS as
theatre actors and sailors and railroad
men ?u asked the old subscriber, sit
ting down in a Queen Anne chair and
putting his feet timidly under "A CEN
Ter table inlaid with Mexican onyx.
Yes" said the solemn editor, they
are. Ever since newspapers were in
vented by Cadmus, joui Dalists in every
department have had superstitious be-
lieis and ideas peculiar to their profess
sion. Now, there's the managing edi-
tor. If the first man who comes into
the private Office Monday morning is
man who wants to go to con-
gress and has an editorial ar
ticle three columns long written
by himself, showing how the country
is lost unless he is nominated in min
ute, the manager is gloomy all day be-
cause he doesn't believe that article Is
going in the paper. No reason for ii,
you know, only he is just superstitious
enough to believe that the manuscript
will be lost in the wastebasket ten feet
deep before the author is half way
down stairs. Then there's the leader
writer. If he found his pen sticking
in the paste, he'd suspect Dan,
ute. When he finds his desk
opened and all his pencils gone, he
suspects the proof reader, and when
the paper comes out dated February
~, lie suspects the makeup And
another thing if he picks upa pen by
the wrong end, he will turn II
around and say something before he
will write with it. I've talked with
him about it, but he won't give any
reason for 1t. AS for the news editor,
do YOU see that mountain of exchanges
on his table? Before you get down
stairs that young man Will lean out
of the window to watch your appear
ance at the counting-room door, and
he will say. I'll bet II dollar that old
cuss stole the Boston Transcript and
the Denver Tfibune.' lie is supersti'
tious about everything that happens
aud every man that comes in. He be-
lieves it bad luck TO drop the scissors
down the elevate r well. Did II once
and they straddled right into both eyes
of II regular advance paying sub
scriber, who was looking up 10 see tn
elevator come down. lie believes II
Mascottes GETS five letters a weel
from somebody, aud the boys heliev'
he has one. He won't work on sun
day or the Fourth of July. Says wheI
man works OH Sunday IL is IA sign
he's lonesome. If he wants To get any
thing or of the librar,
when he is sitting n
the desk he crosses the room befor'
he takes down the book. Crosses !
again before he sits down. If we fuI
out of paper the pressman believes !
Is sign that the paper won't b.
out. If a printer asks for none,
+ before pay day, IL Il q sisi
, he hasn't betn on the paper quit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY. July 25

one week. II is also sign that he'll
never do 1t again. Ii "a pressman asks
a printer for one dollar, IL Is sure
sign that the printer hasn'ta cent.
When tue foreman finds handful Of
pi with his quoins, and picks up side
stick and starts down the room, ma
King loud remarks, II is sign he is
going to (and for) the devil. Oh, u
newspaper office is the most supersti-
tious place you can SO to-
And yourself? said the old sub
scriber. Now, do you be ieve in any
of these things?n
"l?'' said the solemn editor. ooh, /
believe it's about timc--???u
The old subscriber nodded thrice,
put on his hat, rose To his feet and the
old one and the solemn one passed
slowly, but not too slowly, down the
winding stairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
Iin,lora.

20 5000 75i fancy per gallon. as per high
wines.
WnIsKy--Rectihed 81 I0ai59, az per proof
sour uas:i, one year old, 81 ~ two years old;
t2 1ls2 -; three years old 81 5Oa2 10; fancy
extra old WHISKY sh85,
WINEs--ciaref, case,S8 5pal0O0 az perQuil
liy; Catawba, per gallon, $50 So Port, 81 NO
8 W; Sherry, per gal. 81 A@S 90; Madeira,
per gal, 81 6ss5 90; White wioe, In cases
"a O10lO o.
CHAaFAGsE--G. II. Mumm & Co., Extra
Dry, 90 yigyi 10; Heidsick, la basket, eJ QUO
q Os Krug, In basket, so Vo@2s %; Domestic
champagne, 81 e59i4 90.
ALE--stoes Ale, per dcz., 81 0092 70; Porter,
pur doz., a. UOGs2 -
fi2 so BudWeiser, own Size sl3 %, pints
a. 0f Granger beer, quarts, tl3 o.; plnts
slS so H0hlilL Milwaukee, quarts w "; pintk
tl3 O9 Hub Punch kls ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
THE MISSOURI SUNDAY LAW.
A Jacksonian Edict-G Gov. Crittend,n Says
II Must and Shall be Enforced,

~ JAtkNouttu tuict-NoNs AFtttenN'n sNyr
II Must and Shall be Enforced.
st. Louis, July "a Gov. Crittenden
and party left jefferson City yestcr-
day on n trip to Utah. Last week he
wrote letter TO the police board of
this city referring to the enforcement
of the new Sunday law, and pointcdly
criticized the police board for its delay
and inaction. The governor says he
hopes that before his return
the Sunday law will he executed.
He says it is the duty of the
police board enforce it, and he is deter.
mined ii shall be done. He further
says the police has no right to wait for
action by the city council; that the
law has been declared constitutional
by the supreme court, and must and
shall be enforced. The letter Is very
pointed, and in effect intimates that
the members of the police board must
either execute the Sunday law or re-
sign. What the police commissioners
will do is not yet known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
-
HOUSTON.
~ KEAfch-The Bridge Contract
" photograph Strikers
*S A6freet Carl inc.

~ nEAtch-The Bridge Contract
tptea+ Telcgrs.h Strikers
Street CarI Line.
6h July 2f.-This morning
imam, d Swede, ran off with
Ijf August McColsen. Jensen
and two children in the
NIX >OlseR expects to receive II
|ln or money from Europe in a
and will pursue the naughty
|,fj11ulesioners met this morn
|pa<1Gl session to consider the
completing the San Jacinto
Five bids were presented.
|. Balln1bach to do all the
xespttlle iron. span, for-S4, 1897,
King Iron Bridge Company for
spans complete, for So, $50 dol
Ming the lowest bids, they We're
|HorRing at 3 o'clock i'm the
lid the residence Of Seiderberg
with most of the furniture
s<>yed. Loss $1,000; insured
No one was il the house
mcand it is thought the fire
|Rndiary.
ketern Union office is working
to-night, and Manager FELTON,
{Ii{ion to refuse further assist
wing enough operators to trans
bQsincss. None of the strikers
Turned TO work.
ns are greatly agitated over
position of the city street rail-
npally to run a street car line
Il the business portion of Main
|prStilng a belt road. Property
are shout equally divided on
|sti0n, and the war is n hot
atixens ut large favor the pro-
never. The street is eighty
5Hide and the company only
i've feet right of way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
HILLSBORO.
@|6nt DnrRey Arrested and Jailed
81 Lynching-A Search for
sl; Tom yarnell.

snt DnrRey Arrested and Jailed
~ 81 Lynching-A Search for
Tom Varnel.
u 16e Gazette.
oof0, July 24.-Israel Hadley,
otstit nineteen years of age, is
\ tids place charged with inn
1flVAnces towards two young
dauxhters of respectable citi-
1ylng near Whitney, in this
: On Sunday, the I'D instant,
M cattle was being driven by
~ The above described negro,
me herdsmeu, WAS sent to look
- which had strayed from the
ne young ladies were riding
EDack and met the negro, who
MOOT. He stopped them and,
.Hl<&ng some inquiries MS to the
9D<lts of the horse, made insult
yE&als to them. They turned
US OF their horses and rode Off
> gait as possible. All the
me Negro WAS attempting TO
81 them and fiinging obscene
y AZ them ms he ran. On reach
l@le and reporting the facts, the
? e(2cceeded in apprehending the
He was brought here and
~ jul to prevent IA threatened
f Il is probable he will be
o. oeeallt TO commit rape.
eport having gained credence
y Mulous Tom +. Varnell was
e|2tzkitS, the sheriff with u posse
!<el1a of Hillsburo last night
q! the locality where il was re
Nnrnell was, but failed t. find
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

time in thu. ordinary course of events,
but the clerks of the census Office will
soon he dismissed because their ser
vices will be no longer required. In
stead of being dismissed, the depart
ment clerks are to be furloughed, or
given leave OF absence without pay
BY this device their MINES vii! be
carried on the rolls OF the department,
and hereafter when vacancies occur in
the department they will he filed by
the appointment of those fuIloughed
clerks who will thus Toe given places
without being subjected TO coiupeti.
tive examination before the civil SER
vice commission. This is "A very in
genious contrivance for evading the
civil service law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
|ANTONIo.
III OF THE NEW SUN
EXTENSION.
- Pacific In the Northwest
C<i,ninals-A New Court
House.

H. 011<tte.
,t,f06to, July 24,-Sherif
y of Frio county brought In
here for safe keeping,
named Cesario Lesarson, a
ytbo shot and probably NOR
s,ded John Hamilton at Frio
! {frlday night. Hamilton is
n df8(S condition. He was
q ~ felnpting to prevent the
fofl{ fhooting II stockman
~ IL IN of Wilson county
15of kernined in favor of
bounty will at once
~ 1rt-house at u cost Of
- N will construct a fif-
leSli i lar Jail.
81 NJ nyicied of horse steal
Dfni b county, and SEN
= lIlx Wears but escaped, was
IA to-day by Deputy
"a lens.
MA NJ engineers will leave
< St1f ~ and locate the extern
I ID railway from Con
NM connecting with the
rl11 Gently purchased by
MI FL, now doing business
{ )ii1 a ID DE Witt county and
= 81 The gulf. This would
feeder from u very extensive
Urn Sectiol. to the Sunset road
kfeAt benefit to this city.
n II To build the line from
a the north west, tapping the
pAo{ffc and giving a
1in6 via North western Texas
Itn and southeastern branches
noet nom the gulf to the dis
fl9i1at3 has just arrived from
2n, Mex, and reports the
R6sion into Mexico rs pro-
iSDld2E. There is much in.
Een III the enterprise, as about
tfj1l mines have been dis
l{1IoeaIlt to it. The coal is OF
m and was when first dis
md by the Mexicans
d67I meaning black stones,
! ~ name of the Mexican
M Y Eagle Pass.
cf0sSing the Sunset railroad
ItI1 0f The city last night, Chas.
68 etruck by an approaching
1 sefIoNsly injured. He is now
and will probably die
E ieIds of Caldwell county
BIZ HINT he will hold james
Kid&ht. jailed here Monday on
HI Of cattle stealing, to abide
j8jff0i1 of the federal authori
ont Wright on two cases fol
n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
NEW YoaK, July Governments irregu-
Railroad bonds quiet

NV YORK, July 2i-Governments Irregu'
lar.
Railroad bonds quiet,
state bonds in tive demand.
stocks duh, with slight changes after els,
when Wabash preferred fell of one point TO
3slf; decline in Others; active shares unin-
port. shortly before 0 o'clock Wabash pre-
ferred recovered 10 a9ls and the remainder
of the list nrm and active. Stocks closed
within a fraciios of beat Of day transactions,
40.
Mining stock fairly active; sinrre Medre IS
obs. Standard Consolidated 65@G75; Norih-
ern Belle 7 20; Navajo 80v: Enroka $50;
Chrysollte 10. Sales to-day 81 ,27O shares,
New York July 2i.-Money easy AZ 2a2's;
al losing offered 2: prime mercantile papel ~
49,; sterling cxch .nge So demand 4 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
- - - - ;
Wool, Hides, Ito.

WooL--Iediuni, sccording,to grade, quality
and condition, ~ to 23c. fine according TO
grade, quality and condition, u TO ~; coarse,
according TO grade quality aud condition, ~
to zoe; Mexican improved. according to grade
quail y and condition, u TO ID; Mexican, nc.
cording To grade, quality and condition, 10
to Is; bury, less, according To amount of
burrs
HrDEs-No. |, heavy lint dry z n lsc; No.
2, heavy flint, dry, N lie; No. |. light fiut,
y h loo. No, . light filnt, y n Nc: badly dam
aged, n Sc; fallen hires i632c less; dry sailed,
Y II Ice; green saltod, n N &c; green butcher, y
n &c.
PgLrRtrs Nominal, .eason ever. Deer
stins, n D 2'd2b; antelops skins, " % ln@lS;
goat skins, each u a. ~; sheep pclts, according
TO amount OF wool. soc@up; shearlings. sc-
cording 20 amount OF wonl, l0Gl5c; Mexican
sheep pelts, y n 8ctloc Mexican sheep pelts,
improved, llGl2c Mexican sheep sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

st. Louis saloon-keepers have held n
meeting and have solemnly resolved
that ii the Sunday law is enforced
against them they will retallate upon
a malicious public by compelling its
observance by everybody else. No
beer, no milk, no ice, no newspapers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
STRIKING OIL.

Excite ment Mt Rich Hin, Mo.-Prospect of n
Big Boom.
Rich Hill, Mo, July 24.-The oil
excitement continues. Old Pennsyl-
vania oil men are on the ground TAX
ing observations and leasing land,
paying as high as $40 an acre for OPP
tons and $50 per acre in tracts of 800
acres. A large number OF wells are
now contracted TO be put down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
Kansas CITY.
t.rss annrK

Kansas CRY. No, july L-cATrLE-Tbe
Lire Hoek Iadieaior reports cttt receipts
gG24 head; steady flr goud u choice: other
grades weak; native steers 1882 to las at a ~
ala 701s 80 cows, 1870 or stOcksrs ana feed
ers, SOC 6TIesas steers, ) 9 10 l.li pounds,
4 s "a A..
Hoes Receipts, $3.50 head: FIRM and cent.
higher. sDles q Bob bnlk53 cab
sHgkP-Heceipls 81 quiet ana nnchan { cd.