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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
TIE CODE or HONOR IN MISSOU RL

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Colonel John Cariwell,
Editor of the Austin. Texas, Statesman published card
his paper yesterday In which he calls Major Cheno-
WISH member OF the Lower House Of the Legislature
to account for criticisms he made on Mr.. Ca d.
wells conduct In relation to railroads, and denounces
him a deliberate liar and coward. duel Is appre~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, We learn with regret of the de ath OF QUE
venerable and highly esteemed fellow citizen Mr. Peter
Cooper, who died early this morning after long, useful
and honorable life devoted to private charity and tho
public good,
Rsotvd That in respect to the memory OF this dis
tn9uished phanthropst the rule established by this
Assembly fixing session for Wednesday afternoons be
resoinded 40 far "a iL rrlalea 10 this daY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
KILLED IN A PRIZE-FIGHT.

PITrsBURG, April "a Dubois, Penn, dis
patch says: In prize-nght here last evening between
mike" Mclaughlin and Martin Lnksy, mirers, six
rounds were fought. In the last round both men
cnched and fell Linksy breaking mis- neck In the faA
and dying instantane0usly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
TIE MEETING or AN ARMY SOCIETY.

CHICAGO, April 4.-General Sheridan has
issued circular changing the date for the meeting OF
the Society OF the Army OF the Cumberland at Cennas
TO October "a and 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
DOING HONOR 10 HIS MEMORY.

There were great many evidences yesterday of
the general sorrow Mt tho death of Mr.. Cooper.
Early la the day flags were placed at haf-mast on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

MARKS OF RESPECT In THE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, April 4.-After some business had been
transacted in the Senate to-day Mr.. Fitzgerald
mon with the people of the entire State and ooun-
try, had heard with profound sorrow OF tho death
of man who had devoted his entire life to the
work of doing good to his fellow mon, the revered
and venerable Peter Cooper, of New-York. He
would, as an expression Of the feelings of the Sem
ate. offer the following:
Resored That by the death Of Peter Cooper the State
has lost OF its most distinguished and venerable
zens; the Republic Of its most eminent and patrl-
otto friends the world, man who made 1t better every
day he lived In II; philanthropy one OF
most LIBERAL practical and far-seeing represent
atiyes; education, an ilusrious benefactor; and
zion, example OF faith aud charity career
and character blessed mankind The Senators Of New
York recognize In the life or Peter Cooper noble Illus
traton of agnlncent virtues,
and of the principle that doing good others, pro-
vidng them with the aids TO useful knowledge is the
beat return which make for the benefits which
he receives in tho world We rejoice that ne was per-
mtted 10 live To the FULL fruiuon aud to insure the
perpetua0n OF tho great systems OF instruction and
culture which lie organized, We recognize that this
Commonwealth ever should and will hold
his spOtless and benign fame In peculiar love and
honor. We tender to his nonored relatives and to the
vast numbers who have been made his friends by his
unsurpassed services Tor humanity, profound condo
lence In their aictiOn. The life OF such makes
his death poignant loss 70 tho State bereavement TO
the Nation aud marked reduction OF the nun Der of
good and great men the earth Out Of respect his
memory this Senate VIII adjourn with this
sion OF its love and regard for the great citizen whose
than fourscore ana ten years replete with
thoughts aud deeds which maze his period the earth
or the most benohcent that lived In the sight
and service OF man.
| In the Assembly NJ. G. Murphy presented the fol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
A DAY AT DALLAS.
Inc Merry Ynle-Tidc and Its Incidents
In Our Sister CITY.
inefficient Telephone Service-lrrest or
Young Grant.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Dallas, December q. Christmas has
been Tery generally observed by sus.
pension of business, and all classes
taking a holiday, Services were held
III all the churches, and tonight there
are several social entertainments and
balls IN progress. There has been
very little drunkenness, no lighting
and no accidents by runaways or from
pyrotechnic causes. The day has been
the most lovey of the entire fall and
winter, and thus far 1t has been really
a merry Christmas.
The complaint of inefficient tele-
phone service has become so general In
Dallas that u movement has been
started by subscribers to discontinue
the use of the present instruments az
ter January LIST. There are nearly 400
telephones in use in the city and Ii is
estimated that at least 200 of the sub
scribers will withdraw their patron
age. Papers have been drawn up, and
tomorrow leading citizens vii, circu-
late them among subscribers for sigma
lures of withdrawal,
Ulysses Grant, young man, son OF
Kew. VIM. Jesse Grant, for several
years past prominent local Republi.
can politician, formerly of Illinois, and
who is a cousin OF Gen. L. $. Grant
was to-day arrested on charge o
burglary, and is now In the county
Jail. He is alleged to have broker
into house and stolen q fine pisto
! from citizen named Ed. Lane, ant
| sold the same. Another charge o
| disposing or stolen property
will probably be brought against hiul
The prisoner has been leading a Yer,
fast life for several months past, Nh,
this is the second time recently tina
he has been up for alleged burglary
The first oilense was not prosecuted OF
account OF family connections. III
bond was set te-day by Justice Ed
wards at $500, which he had thus ia
failed to make.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
puna,nr Ma,cr,s,

LuMprs-- Rough lumber, boxing, IL inchca
and under, ntstc,ass, 81; s,rlpring. Ssa svi;
box,ng and ilooring, clears, ssS thick .clcars,
NJ aud ~, So; rough lumber, second class
elS lolst and scantling, culls, SO.
StpiNG--firNt common white pine, wi NJ
second do. SO, third do, seS, poplar, S.T az mn
tive pine NJ 50 Uce2 az do y, s2S native
rough, ava
ni,isasp demonstrating 10 inches and
under, sgd oApyN,ue do Ann, en- WNS% V0,
scRnulng, SoiN CT any common lumbcr
So NNegS ~, boxing over ~ inches, ssltsNe
~ nN thick clrara, " tplleHrd =, sh WvbS2 %
second class, amy kind, $50 VlaeN ~
nnxssNn ANn MArNiiND flOoKtNu-ftrst
CLAUS, S2S; second clans, sal.
WiIirHpiNE FunSlAiiiNa liuNnEk-iA, IN
and inch white pine, f7t inoh do, e-n,
VitLlSO.- krAnNn oR nLsiS--First COM.
mon white pine, ", sa,ct III dc Sat I'd do. S2i,
poplar, "A, ssiNs poplar, ~, s's.Se native pune,
| ~, t2,Sh do, V, seN
| horhen iiiNNra..-i,a, ~, ands inch, $50
| d. inch, sAh,
acknowledgements pinc A, Is, do nhaded A
] ti.gS, do StrR No, 1, $3.50 cypress, best. euS
brand, sS, DO No, 2, $3.50 DO No. ,, Ss5gG native
/ sawed lp1,ft, si,ss saps, s',&.
! PCgUtA, white pine, drehRed and headed
square nr nat, 81 yellow piuo de-, 81 latin, W
| 1iME, crNsRn -Frc.--,iAmr, Austin, gl,N
per hbl (amcut, l.pnlHyile or kosupslc, ~
per bill. Portland, 50 10 per bbl, Plaster Paris
Now Nora or Michigan, IS per bbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
! byThe St. Louis Fires.

his, December Pa partially
d list OF losses ana insurance
lights fire on Elm street are:
CuppIes " Co., stock 100000,
re $50 900; building owned by
Iggett valued at S25, 900, in
S2O.5o0; Hoyt building, cor
Fourth ned Elm streets, dam
.OOO, insured for $l5 800; Isia-
llscn wine company's stock In
oement, valued ut $50, 600, loss
Me- be estimated, believed to be
sured; Knights Of Honor and
bank Blair pest of the e..
losses on furniture and para
in $4,000, partially insured;
Il Varnish company, adjoining
fcyt building. loss about $780,
eured for S20,0 900; Hutton d Co,
Factory, loss on stock Sl2,0O0,
b for IS, 0CO; binding damaged
insured for S. 600; paymasteI
|uartermaster's Office, United
Of Americas losses 10000.
on the Miederhans fire:
bg owned by the 81. Louis
|lng company, insured for sl3,'
|naged $50, 900; stock insured fol
D, valued at $50, 900 to $50, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
staple Dry GOODS.

pprNrs. -.Alblop, solid black, o. simpson,
solid DiarlI. ~. Albion, tilyrrgray, q, Albion,
shepherd pinlG, ., Atnofieln, fililes, =. Al
Z n's, fancy d; hlun's huuble plnls, ~ AZ.
noid's nancy, 90 fpcbecO fancy ,bA; knlgk
crloehor fa1iry, h. Mefnmaek fancy. asf Ma.
rion Jaficy ~. orion furniture, u. berwick
~. Dunkira A. Hamilton check. y.
IiLthcunp elirnrsg. AM snhnitEg.- =
p Isnsdaic en. fo.adae ei,ibrie. il &:
T,,iu oil tile Loom ~: New York Mills. 1917.
Warbsutis. l0ls, Pembroke ~, "; e.obl0kt'
~ M pembroke ~, ~: Pembroke 70 80
pembroke .D-i 81 Hope, MlBrh, Z, Hose
.3nd 9lincb, i. King BeG cambtie, ~.
BHows kifhgffSD AsD rnfhp Fn.--A hail-
dian YaTdhtich ~; Pofalentas ~; fisd-
mont Z; Lowell ~ ~ Pcmbtshe ~, ~
Duors--PfauviIlo BOX, l2.t cents. Isasen's
yoz. ~; savage i0oz. ~; W"lrrp Star sos..
III: West PolDt soz.. West Point ivozs; ~.
t0I.orED DucKs-A t1etlof iss1, hr. Anchor
DD, w; hostan Oh, ~ ~ EoS is a. io,~'
Observation-Disclosures AGA. y cent?; Con
estoga flC. %: cords ACit, ~; Nef!hun,
IA, Is; Omega a, ~; standard y, y
Thorneike y. W. Ihorndits nm; s'anu'
u III sT,,irg- Mechanics ~ cents: o
fnDla, D; Jewett, 3; Atnoshesg, ].
JFAas--A btofisiord, ~ scen,H; .oYlngioni
u; i1ng Hand XII u hisioS , y; nio ss
2,6o 70 100 pair. ~ wbita, sz.nl. 30, ~ e
lGsJ paic; ia white t2sD, 800 40. by 70 ~
l.ir' Economy, eDlored. SibI si.syf pair
do, slb, $50 pair. Roxy Mo1nisin. 20.
orcd, albs s.2g; s e. 40; III pa sssoS
Vile silver Gray, Glib, tas5; do, Elp., "; 10
4 atnr Crescent silver Gray, Bib, fx.s5; DO.
/ aib. gl.yg. do, s-ib., 81. ~. Seafei. sl5o, 5ts
| 400 10 gyyO Blns, $50, 40 70 60 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
FIRST WAR AND THEN rEAcI
congress

FIRST WAR AND THEN PEACE.
Vienna, December 25.--lt is stated
that France is determined TO enter into
no negotiations for peace with China
until the French occupy Bacninh.
A PROTEST AGAINST MEDIATION.
Paris, December 25.-The Temps
protests against the rumors of Eng
ianI's mediation between France and
China, and adds that France will
always pay great attention to Eng
lands counsel, but must see her claims
to Tonquin protected. 1t is not fol
England 10 offer mediation If China
does not ask it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
10; fancy, lsxc.; old government lava, px;
Arbucklcs' Arioss, lsesis'se,

isc; fancy. ls<c.; old government lava, ON:
Arbuckics' Arioss, lSeflS1ee,
TTA--lmperinl,NS gunpowder N0W,
SroAR--ttne powdered, hblr. leAc,; do,
haifhbis., lussc.: cut loaf, io'&c RranulAtcd.
as,caaitc.; STANDARD A. S'<Hec., IN q. choice
whttr. s. .fS,sc., do cho y. O., Sets'<c., y. X.
prime, Bs.eeic. Marketycry strong.
NlCk-- Louisiana, i,Seo,c.
Eisn-- Mnokerel, fUS kits, No. }. ti.im No.
$, si,Ns half bhis., No i cav No. q S6loe
White nsh M, 1, h,I. bhlN., E,cs. No. y. Nae:
pried Mornings. per box, Aoc, Ccd nNh; Tsc.
bags. s Lane. In HAT hoop ools,, sAips
pockets, AAseNc.
CANSsp eoors,,-priees pcr dc-cu; Pine
apples. standard. si.gs Peaches. standard,
ihsa si.eS \ Es., ss,a'9lsss seconds, : s.
sl.teS ms., yaln rometcvs, standard, ms.
si,ls seconds, IDS. -; Ms. Sl.Soe,i 40 Green
cOru, st.iOTl,tsS. Green peas, sl.Ss uvoNe-
hefrtrs, sl,xSepl,ft; ltaspnerrics, ~ yl0sl %
oysters, nili weight, n, A.iS , n, sai0; llght
weight, ". N,cs n, siHs salmon, ! %,
ia n. S., Mackcftl, l n,
sl.SstS -; SardincN, AmcricAn, $500 case.
imported, sle.Soesia 10 case; strawberries, n,
siH efi ~; RlAcknerries, stee Green Cages,
sl.tn; kagie Condensed milk. $50; crown,
s6an swiss, $3.50,
fftcs German olive, NSis. Candles, null boxes.
ihasc; halves, ldc. quartcrf, ltc. indigo, SIC n.
| Mueing, seal 90 Dozen, Ccloman's mustard,
| sl.sOess,.SO daron, MaccNrunt. imported, lhcIh,
| AMrr,osn, fl.uN box. Ruckats two hoops,
s2,l0 doscn; well buckets. si,SS dozen. nrooms,
| N.fSSs3.oNdorcn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
CHRISTMAS.
mo Manner OF Ita Observance and the
Casualties nj the nay,

" - VBstrNAHtt anu Inc Y
Casualties cf the nay.
Yesterday was very generally oh. |
served over the city as a day OF recrea-
tion and iollity. Tho noisy demonsira-
uon OF Christmas Eve was succeeded !
by asiight lull in the early hours Of
the day, but ftofn hreakfast
time until after supper, ON
several of the principal corners
were gathered groups OF men and boys
who seemed reckless Of expense aud
determined to keep up heavy GAN
nonading, while all through ;he city
the boys worried numberlcss mothers
all through the day by their careless
handling OF fireworks. The noisy
celebration OF the day did not close
with the falling of The shades Of night,
for every now and then I'M till the
hour Of going 10 press occasional
loud explosions were heard
while rockets mounted into the sky
from all quarters. There was not near
80 much drunkenness as OH Christmas
Eve apparently. Many burns Were
received on hands aud faces from fire
works, ana as CONSEQUENCE there
were numerous comical looking males
OF all ages to hc seen In jaunt
| through the city. One Of the sights of
the day was tandem team In
which the bnrly figure of -
! prominent Third warder was CON
spicueus. Many gifts were made by
friends and relatives OF each other,
and not a few cases Of noble charity
are known. II figures could be OBJ
tanned the GAZETTE Is confident that
more money was spent mere IN Fort
Wartn for Christmas presents than In
in any other city of Its size on the con-
tlnent. With all the jollity and
cheer that prevails 10 killing
is known TO lake occurred
This is something there Is great roa
son for rejoicing over.
\ little nine-year-eld boy Of Mr.. j
X Hobby, who lives south of TIN
railroad, had his hand very badly tori
by fireworks yesterday. DIR. Reii,
dressed the wound. and the little fel
. low was suffering but little pain yes
terday evening.
: James Smith, "A young boy, Will
= using II toy, had u piece OF paper ca
i to IN into his hand, causing II [
swell and necessitating an operation
which was performed by DIS. Beal
and Adams.
Isham Mcconnell, John Nicholso
J and Joe Gardner, all colored, got int
fight in the Third ward over
gambling debt, when Mcconnell an
n Nicholson pulled pistols on each othe
V Officers Thomason and Rushing wei
il around in time 20 disarm them hcfoi
T. they did any deadly work, and I'll
II cal,thoose received some additions.
Ie Yestsrd Y afternoon Officers rhom
N son found n drunken man name
James lying in tht street near Ma
Elscrs with his coat aiire. The 10,
had been shooting him with iire-cracI
ers and they had taken effect A te
&c minutes more aud he would have bee
badly burned.
Yesterday evening three men we
in room with women on Main sire
"a when an officer looked In. This e
Cd cited their ire, and pistols were pulie
~ but they were downcd and two
Us them arrested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
The Ohio Floods.

innati. December 2j.-The
to rise four inches an
sThe cold weather tonight has
ancy TO check the rise, and river
do not expect an eStraordi'
+age of water. The most of the
torn loose yesterday were re-
p. The total loss may not ex-
1000. The river was forty-one
hree inches, at 10 O'Clock to-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
Fatal Christmas FrOlic.

BLAND, o., December 25.-At l
/ this morning Henry Schroeder
half dozen friends went to
bOzare's saleon Oh the South Side
kmandsd drinks. Mrs. Ozare,
b. tending the bar, refused to
chem because they were drunk.
&nd his brother-in-law, Edward
]. put them out, when the party
Ifded the saloon with empty beer
ling on the sidewalk. Eyring
shot gun and fired through a
n, fatally wounding Schroeder,
9ed in fifteen minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
A ShoI,e.up and SmasIl-np.

Mount Carmel, Pa, December De-
The Erie mail train this morning
Jumped the track at Sunbnry ana
dashed through several freight ears
standing on siding, uncomforlab,y
shaking up the passengers, demolisii.
inc several box ears, Two PASSENGER
coaches and disabling the engine. jag.
Wheelah, the fireman, was seriously
hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
FfsTlN LETTER.
Id a Christmas Tree
insane Asylum.
sou.hinc Athwarl the
| Of pesolated Lives.


lance OF the Gazette
oha,,.r Cat the invi
cs nnu,o., superintendent
i pslu n GAZETTE re-
asy,' NJ that institution
o .siiness the interesting
n, w ,is,mas tree of which
I'M ns's the beneficiarhies; a
ee.rngl,.iIoaded tree had been
wNO s,,,i'the generosity of
Iousie merchants of the
i'aoit he officials of
,,ou Trhe grounds,
l..h, 1si' with Japanese can
aansnropriate accompani-
' app,y carols. At eight
:, ,hree hundred lunatics
lts r"te from the wards to
nun nn,ne we're too violent to
s s"cb a homogeneous au-
su. not permitted to take
Excavation; The exercises ,i''',
ce ,s,,sic, led by the charm
~, Of the superin-
n ns,er which he was
ave- sar aua made a very few
% ioo,'narks. The entrance
~ Who excited especial
eu, IL deranged portion OF
" "a "a, the signal for tine
", presents TO begin. Il
I'll. y interesting. to watcli
W. ,as' with which many
a ~, of the state watched
Liiags, while others gazet
I',tless, inanimate AIR
|, a sound escaped their lips
|arre Of the discipline will
N have been they have beer
Eas evidenced ny their aVl
rhsyjor, aud in fact my com
that it was only tn
made any noise at all. Onl.
removed from the room 70
md they have always bee
',n,ionaliy violent that !
h some reluctance tina
ais concluded to bring thel
4 DR.. Johnson, one OF tn
me to the genius {
,tion, n poet, whose rhyme
If reproduced, would not +
much worse than Thousand
published. He is an ind,
yorker, and writes Il cerlai
rhyme with rs much reg
e eats. Any subject thator
ion finds Il quick response j
, brain.
reists closed with the rend
Christmas anthem
sane were quietly led baG
ards, while the visitors d
Mug that an efficient ma
vas doing much to allevia
i that uuayoiiably stirrou.
being berei't Of reason.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
HambOrn's Losses.

nce, o., December 25,-The en-
iaent of Lamborn d Grey's
accounted for by the losses, as
tor on the Cleveland, loungs-
rittsburg railroad, of DR.. Lam
fnior member OF the firm; also
zlnces made to pay employees OF
~, the draft for last months
y not having been honored by
nngers of the road in New York
mount is about $4,000. DR..
Pm had The regulating Of being
fhe wealthiest men in the coun-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26

park, Cinnamon, per uound, iga--o. bark.
Peruvian. per pound lbtp, hurnk per y.
prfaa por n. 2gef, easiofDii i'er sai.. sol ~.
rlncii1rida, per OK. passi ~ castillo sohp
inlotiisdl per y, sn@ niov," M nna,,1. IA.
r.lan,el, II. A w. pnf pound. ,o@'gi enlos,rl'
Tngiinh, pef pound, ! lUtei 70; cbivfal Tx,
d1aln / Jltl M chlofoforin, " pui eginpoil-
tIan ,,oygder sgys5 10 ttoVars puw derk, 3ap----
epas,fn salts, per pound BOO gum opium. ~
p,,tind, ~ gum canIphor. zsle.'.i uoflsh n,
psr III. sJ BJ machine oil, rold6ui iDfbD;
9s,,,nina, i. u ~, per on. VI; gninine, Ver'
ma %, per or, rs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
croclory, puunllnre aud 0Iau..

Furnitura--l lnadatendH, imitation walnut
each 81 load ~ nil walnut, 81 b0ffl hf ebalrH,
yood seat, y dor, ~ 15a1 Ot cane md NATHAN
Guilds and r0rkaIH, d a0epis ~; lafEe rocking.
sii DtsAipl ~ oalnp npd fprkefs, each, u ipes
100 Mlrrnrs, arch iuIs, z dyk. t2hvfl IN
irai,los rouud, g2WGBaii MI leaf, ~ Bp4fs ~.
Gaf.h. eneh, IN ahqs501 BuTenuHi O. bggeA pJ,
wall staDde ii 25tei sf bed BprnEs, "a 1901 bO'
upby Carriages, ~ d0tN
riSek.fy..ssy "a teas, a dor, 81 n1al i0t w q
aeed i, 81. fallen rides iQh2r iehs. dry sailed,
= b l0c. green sailed. D. y 20, green bntehsr, '
mte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
Ayn,uoble Acquisition.

Capt. II. j. Beale, the distinguished
lawyer of Bryan. having beeii ny,
pointed attorney for the Gould system,
tor Fort Worth. Colorado City ana "
paso, has determined to move here
with his family ard make TINS cl.y
his home. He will arrive with them
In a few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
PALESTINE.
A Bad Break McClintock's Static merry
store Closed by the Sheriff.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Palestine, December 25.--Tho sheriff
to-day closed the stationery and fancy
goods store of McClintock, at the suit
of J. c, Gregory, for $1,000, money al
vanccd. Other liabilities are about
SIS. ZOO, with hardly $1,000 assets. The
creditors are mostly In the Northern
and Eastern cities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
SPAIN.
THE sONTAY fIEGE.

Madrid. December 25.-lt Is asserted
here that the Chinese troops took no
part Ia the defense of Sontay, and the
French losses there were much greater
than officially stated. Preparations
for defense OF the Red river delta by
the Chinese continue on IA large scale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26

fLoup Stanard's Royal Patent. $50
v hhl., aaeln, u S,dS ~ Y 100 thsd M Texas
per lnhlhs 81, NoAs2 ~, No 3 50 80 corn m,oll
per buEhci, $40, HominA anu xrlts v hbl.
phNt Oatmeal. y half hhl,, slTa; crnch oil
wheat, Nts, DE-; CrAehOre; soda, Disc, Xxx
soda. 8tebr, NNN snda, dlSri csetm eej KIN
gei snnpN, slsc,; lemon creams, sac. Wheat
IN ilgst receipt soc@sl, IN 10 quality aud
condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
Mill Burned.

Ppewa Falls, Wis, December ..
4 y this morning fire destroyed the
|ette mill, warehouse and other
PIGS. Loss about $4,000, insiir-
|2O,00O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
Liquors.

yrpRr--Raotincd u Igslb0, ms per proof;
sour mash. one year Old. y ~ trn yehih on:
81 i,t12 ~, three Year, otd " bbe1 so' ihucJ
extra old wink Z 500.
wiz Ciaroi. osse.iss 6o-l 100. ~ per ?ual.
ity: Caiawba, per gallon, ytfp ~. f"fi.f, -
Der sai., 6'G5a6 OF White wine, IN oases.
III yDd,iO % 49,,
CIsSNPAusE-o. ~, anmin 20, .sAsiii Ia
t,rg ~ pldssa %. Uriduiak, In basket. va DDss
III d. Rrng, ia basket, h2s ~ Domestic
ehainpaana, 81 05GliOJ. Uno, Gonlct. extra
a'i ~ stock Aie, per doz.,t2 cosa I. Porter
| per DIR, o. Ooss2 ~
nnT.i.sp i.vrit.-t,t. t<,nis quartz. ~ 81; pts
/ r,laIieer bser. quktfs, tts 90; pinis va NJ.
| fenilis Milwaukee. quarts si2 y. pinh " -
4 AntI,pny n kubu'g, qtt r2 W. PINS w "
| slzu,. plnis si259; FaIE's 1iiwaukse.anaft
sli5D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26

PouLTi, Hons, w 2Suta 80 per dorpn:
extra large yonng ohickuDh, ~ 2lg26pi Tnr.
koya, ~ 0O4a o.; Geese, i1 WUW. Ducks
81 61dA ~.
EuaH-Por doEnn, @Oc.
fresh couniry Dutltf, choice, So Creamery
s5e.. old butter. i0sliSc. Oleomnlgalnr, lsc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26

MEArs.-ssngsr curcd han,s, lslto, y. &. G, H.
Eacon, l9ct :, c. bacon, 81; Long clear ba
con, va. :. G, dry salt,Ssl.
LAWr--rierccs, pSlc; AZ amt ~ N cana, Ralc,
30 n cane. toes 10 n cans, lui ec bn cans, iplae
n cnus. pse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
GERMANY.
A RoYAL INVITATION.

Vienna, December 25.-lt is reported
that the German crown prince WINE
In Rome invited the king and queen
of Italy to visit Berlin, and the invita-
ton was accepted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
Fire az Red Wing.

|neapolis, December r. Fire
eening destroyed a building own
Buckbartz, Miller d Hadler, at
MING Union. Loss 81, 900; in
for S. 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26

Potatoes, northern, n naircl 80: oniona
northern hhl., .s2 7bata 40. sweet potat0ns, 900
Ni per bu,hol, rurnips, iospioc v hu, ileaps,
II. 4, med, bills, 5,onis, large lhna, batultc,
small huti0r, iiea,c. rioslen, medium, o. ~
T,bbl.;haii hhl,, IS, righ Rect, kits, ~ ~; oil
Nae halEnbl NJ