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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
SAN ANTONIO.
The Hallway Question -ergeant Clinch
Killed Judge Noonan on Gam
blers and Fence Cutters.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
San Antonio, September "a meet
ing OF citizens has been called for to-
morrow to determine whether to give
aid towards the projected Oklahoma,
Kansas & Texas railway, or whether
1t Is to tile interest of San Antonio to
have an independent railroad of her
own to the coast line.
A telephone manager from Fort
Clark says Sergeant Clinch was fatally
shot by Private Caughlin. The latter
was halted by the sergeant while en-
route to water his horse, and ordered
to await bugle call. A quarrel ensued
and the sergeant ordered. Caughlin
to be arrested and confined
in the guard house. Before his arrest,
Caughlin seized his carbine and fired
ut Clinch, the ball passing through his
body. Coughlin is in Jail.
Judge Noonan in his charge to the
grand jury to-day called the jury IS
attention to the apathy displayed by
the city and county officials to the en-
forcement OF laws regarding gamblers
and Migrants. He said "If they are
ignorant they should be instructed
as to their duties. They have known
of this class, and here they are deficient
IN their duties, and If deficient
they are not the proper persons for the
offices. If they are cognizant of these
matters and have not remedied them
they should be indicted and tried be
fore this court. We know and every
body knows that gaming has been car
ried on openly in defiance of the law
in our city. The gamblers have open
ly defied and Knocked the law, and the
time has come to stop it.'t
Referring to the cutting OF
fences, Judge Noonan said the Law
made it only misdemeanor, but |
could be Investigated and remedied il
the future. These acts were on com
munistic basis, and communism mus
be stamped out in this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
Groc cries.

COFFEE AND TEA firm
common, &C. ordinary, slsc; fair, Ds1c; prime
Rio, llc fancy, nc; Cordova, iViSc old gov
eminent Java, DC. TEA Imperial, indDi 0 (;
gunpowder, 50G7D
sUdAR-very firm: Louisiana pure white.
fancy yellow clarified, 9.c; open kettle su.
granulated, l0l4; Louisiana or graduated,
iec: powdered, i0xc; cut loaf l0l%c
MoLAssES AND SyRuP-Louisia molasses,
prime to choice, f2qb5c: corn syrup, s0ai2c.
RICE Louisiana, b1iGD7lsc.
FISH ackerel, lUb kits, No. |, O., rs; No,
2, el.05; half bbls., No. |, s7.UV; No. 2. s5.5,.
White fish, No. |, h'f. bbis., s7.a5 No. 2, 1901
SALT-Coarse, in bags, sl.5O; fine In bags
49,; lake, in Hat hoop bbls., s2..0l pockets
SIC.
CANNED GooDs.--Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, Si.00; Peaches, standard,
lbs, sl.85; 3 lbs, S2.25QD2.bD: seconds, 2 Tbs.
sl.tO; bs., S2.l0: Tomatoes, standard, 2 Ms,
si.2s SECONDS, 2 bs.. LILO; MS, SIS; Green
corn, si.l0dDl.85. Green peas, sl.35; Goese-
berries, 81. l50pI, 10: Raspberries, 81 70; Cove
weight, D., 05c; 2 D.. sl.@, Salmon, ~,
loo s5; z H., s!.sbep2.H5; Mackerel, b.,
81 $50 LIS; Sariincs, American, $3.50 case;
imported, $1,000 case; Strawberries, H., 80
Black berries. sl.25: Green cages, 81 so, Con
densed milk, crown, 800; Eagle, Ss.T5; Swiss
900.
suNDRIEs - Starch, &c. Soap, common
sXc German olive. bHc. Candles, full boxes
I0c; halves, lgc; quarters, lgc. Indigo. si.U,ih
81. i0eps5.5e dozen. Maccaroni, imported, l5cib
American, cleo box. Buckets two hoops
W. ~ doze u; well buckets. LIS dozen. Brooms
Sl.75db3 25 dozen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
CLEBURNE.
The jail Architect - Another Charge
Against Farrell--A Boy Thief.

The jail Architect - Another Charge
Against Farreil---A Boy Thief
Special to the GAZETTE.
Cleburne, September 81. j. Ligon,
OF Palestine, architect of the Jail which
is to be ere cted. Is in town consulting
will County Judge Ewing.
Another charge has been filed against
Bob Farrell, Who was jailed Saturday
for cattle stealing. This time it is by
Mr.. j. II. Gray for the theft of two
steers in July.
The boy Cohen, who got into trouble
for stealing conductors valise in Dali
las, stole n ipocket-book from Dick
Whitehead, a newsboy On tie Dallas
line. Whitehead however recovered
the purse with most of the money.
An Edison photographs is on exhibit
ton mt the opera-house Tonight.
The following are registered at the
Cleburne House: T.. l.. Craig, Dallas;
+. Deubler, G.. G. & s. F. H.. H.; w.
Wells, Galveston; l.. w. Norihose,
Fort Worth; j. J. Signor, Palestine;
G. Burgower, Galveston; j. L. Gar.
ner, Grenada; Miss McAdams, Fort
WORTH Miss Sadie Tevis, Fort Worth
f. X. Gwynn, New Orleans; Nj. Nj
Moseley, Alvarado; j. Moseley, AVA
RADIO, {. Nj. Best, Alvarado; r. f.
Adams, Johnson county; }. Il. Huss,
Johnson county; w. Il. Jones, ne"
| York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
saddlery ana Harness,

sKIRrIsG;No. !, California, per H., 70 TO
f3c.; No. 2, California, per h. 10 To II cts; No,
Fair Oak per H., 10 20 ~ cts. No. T. Fnlr
per h., ~ 10 ~ cts.
- ~ r'ssi-- !, esup, sno,p lug, sii 00aaN O0i
Wagon, long tug, SIS Ocdp25 90
COLI ARs:-wagon, full stock, 81 bJa 10 90:
Wagon, extra wool, DOo9-6W; Duck coils,
"a 1904 90.
BRiDLns--Blind, per doz., ~ 6oti2 69 "
Filings, No. OK, per doz,, ~ 5000 ~.
SADDLES. Raised stamped Cal, tioVoeg75t1;
Plain Cal. e2D vDtG45 ~; No, loose courses
Still tree sls OOdD 400. No. tied courses Rose
or Love, sI2 0OD 1850: No. Austin RIGS. laced
go O0Gl 20 90; Full rigs black S6@l2oH
rigs black or oiled. ~ 30 % 1000.
rooKEfs.--Ieather, 5p4eS 81 Llama goal,
SOFAS 80; Toe Tenders, Se93 ~
SPuRs.-Eurcka, per dozen pr 500; indian,
anoln, per dazcn, ! 25; Mexican, J-in; rover
90 Mex sin rowel. covered, lOVf sleS
lean Din rowel, o rs; Mexican 2-inch rowel
covere., 200 California, less straps, bOe@
LyE;aaiS1as.-Kip, i7s25 caii. 10 0oal5 90;
Ghapperei, bt0Nl001
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
staple Dry Goosls.

HEAVY Brown CorroSs- Net 20 days. En-
lerprisc, ~, "a; Langley, "A, "a; Langley, *
~; Atlanta, A I.
FINE BRowS ppleton Rat, 7ss
Bangor III, 8Js; Root G i-i, 81; Bedford H.,
in, 81; Peppercl r., ~.
BLEACIIEDCoTroS S--Net ~ days--Lonsdnlt
~, ~; LANCER 3-i, 81; Blackstone A 4 III. y
Cabot III. 79s; Bo Il ~, sls; Our own rs, So.
DRILLS Black aad brown from, 6s.0D y.
G Brown DucRs--Lone Star Soz. IL; Mag
nolia, y or, III: 10 o., Is.
CoLoRED DucKs-noston o.P., II; Concord
brand 10 or, 10.
TIcKISG-Conestoga, gold medal, i5,S; Bs n.
gor fancy stripe No. !, ia Omega, A. y. A.,
1915 Thorndyke, 9i@
CDEvIors--Adriatic, lliS; American, ~, Ar
| llngtons, ~ To s14; Apron checks, M to lO,I
HICKORY Standardization, blue and
| black, istsc; Rock river, w
| PRINrs-Hart4ts, 5lsc; Spragues, biSc: Con
Devon dress styles, lo@l2; Eariesion, -
book fold, S3z6D9ls;.
COTTON DRESS Goops--Dibege, &c; Alpact
lusters apl0izc; Brocades, TO.
BLANK rs saddle blankets, 81 00al2 90 pc
doz.: grey blankets Sl.2j, 2o0 5,,oa5.DC ca cl
white blankets, s2.25, 800, t00sD l2.0O each
scarlet blankets, s7.n1, 0.Ql4t200 each: Call
fornia blanlkets, exon, 7.5pcDIz.o0 each, sive,
grey blankets, s2.25, 75D36i each; lap robes
| t2.006pS3.00 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
NEW ORLEANS, September S.-Spot cotton
osed firm and unclaimed.
New OIlcaas.
FRoDucv.

PRODUCE.
New ORLEANS, sept. 3.-FLoUR--Stcady :,
hioh grades 25G559i
Corn Easier: 6sdG2
Oats-Qulet; choice, IL.
PROVISIONS.
Corn MEAL--Dnll, at 2 i0@20
PoRk-Steady, with gool demand;
l34@l3H.
: Enthusiastically; fierce szs: iteg 03s.
BULK ME Ts--in fair demand and nrmer:
shoulders packed OA@6%; long dear and
clear rib TAMTE.
BAcoS-Shoulders dull ana nominal Mt IA;
long clear and clear rib in fair demand NJ
HAMs-sugar-cured firm choice cam
vassed lj@l5.
,'oFFkE-- Firm and unchanged; Rio cargCes
common To prime, 71sdl0A.
SUGAR-Markct easier,
WnIsKY--steadya and unchanged; western
reciified. li@l y.
prime, ~; yellow clarified, $685.. Moth
Ing doing;
M0LAssss-- Dull; centrifugal, .0g9.6,
RICE quiet and weak; Louisiana ordinary
10 choic ie5A6.
HRAS-Eonei in fist hands.
Cotton ed OIL Crude a@3a; summer yell
low refined, i3gii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
Bandius Material

LuMBFR--R Rough lumber. boxing, ~ inches
and under, first class, $40, = ripping. lsHs, s2l;
boxing and flooring, clears, az; thiek clears,
~ and -, 81. rough lumber, second class
SD; ioist and scanLiny, cults, ZIG.
SiDISG--rlrsi common white pine, S32 ~.
second d. ; .; third do, -; poplar, sT B.; ma
tive pine ~; w 70, do Is, s2i native reugn SIS,
pnEssED T.uAnEIs--lioxipg " Inches and
under, sd 0as20 OF do ms, 81 MON 90
sgApillng, joiI or any coinmon lumber,
sl4 1901 D0 boxing over " inches, 1l,vOfs
y %; thick clears, ~ 70 lsasd 2, W. Oe@@ 10
geeeNd class any Kind, elS tbtD2i ~,
DRESSED AND MATCHED FL0oKING--Fi
class, s.B; second class, sci.
WHITE PINE FuENIsHiNG IUMHEM--lMs ~
and 2 inch white pine, 80; inch DO, st5.
CEiLIg1-- BkADED or PLAfs--flrht conf
mon white pine, n, $3.50; I'd do, $40 70 DO. w;
poplar, Il, n S poplar 70 s'-. na''sp'he'
'forI.An LJnDKR.--ih. ~, and 2 inch, So;
do inch, 80.
SnIscLEs-- White pine A. n: DO shaded a.
sl.25, do extra No. D.. si.Sb; eypress, beat, any
brand, 50: do 10, 2, $3.50 DC No. ., ssAst native
PlcKErs.--white plpe. drsssPd and headed
square or nat, 81. yellow pine do W lnin, "a;
LIME, CEMENT, EIr.--Iime, Austin, ~!
per bbi. Cement, L1uisyille or koss male. -
per bbl.; Portland, q per Dbl. pIsster fsnss
New York or Michigan. ~ per soi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

fri a, NhIcagO Tifete.
nv Mexican government has made
. u,,' o with gentlcnsam to plant
l,wv,mw trees In the valley Of Mexico
With Iour Years, 100000 d year. The
e,, s., agrees TO put IN annually
SV,v~ ASH, 5000 willows, 1900 pop
iars' o,,uD eucalyptus, 6D.Op acacias
aiu o.ner varieties, III plantations Of
from $1,000 to 100000, aud to receive
IN his nurseries three graduates an
nuai,y ofthe agricultural SCHOOL. lie
Is 10 have sa0,Uo0 for this Mork.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
PROCrOR KNOTT.

10 BE inaugarated Governor OF rsen,nc,sy
To-day.
r. louisville, September al Proctor
hnot.' governor elect of Kentucky
VIII be inaugurated with jmposinr
ceremonies at Frankfort Tomorrow
! ne entire active military force of the
say, consisting of twenty-four com
Ranies uhdef command OF Col. John
d. Iastieman, Is encamped Mt the
capital and will take part in the affair.
Auvices from Frankfort announce a
Sc en- before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
Produce.

northern. y i,bI.. s0L sweet potatoes !. csl1s
Is per bushel. 1'nrnlps aug t5c b bu. klaHs,
II. +, N, d., bbls., AZ shc; large lima, 6l947s;
small butter, ilzse5e. Pickles, medium. 50 20
kits, 81 80; cider, half bhl., q 1000 50.
ltetail-Yinegar, apple, 3'aD,c gal; pure
wine, soc; Peas, green, dried, y ~, &C; black
SGitc; Cabbage, Sc; slack berries 6D@3bc per
gal Plums 25@iOc per gal; Watfrmeions :
ed; Canteiopes I1g35, APPLES tocs7bc per q
bnshel box; Tomatoes sial2 rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

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eta; Jno.
& Nj. Slack. /
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

ctnehonidn, per oy., ostsi 90: csstiie soap
tmottledl per n, st9r: cream tartar. - r., per
pound, ss@ln, chalk, lump, per pound, 2a I;
calomel, r. 4 W., por pound, T0hSl, calomei,
English, per pound. lOcfl 2S cbloral hy-
drste, FOOL 81, chiorotorm, 700 !, compost
ton powder, AAeel0 dovers powders, inOGi ~,
EPSON salts, per pound, SFF5; gum opium. per
pound, b.s yum camnlor, AuGpS2 morphine,
per on ~ 10; machine oil, golden, ;bSeD 10.
qninine, i. vs. per or, %. quinlne, Ger
| man, per o., No, quinine, German, case. per
| Uy. sS 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
LIE GAzETTE FORT WORTH, TEXAS TUESDAY spt,rp,ppn

I" wo oss s,,, KNIFE and on Friday her BODY
WIS Io'nh IN a water hole. IN cnd,,
vteeh; a negro man was caught and
e oue.cheu little; he confessed thc
Jail en 10 Lee count
,., me public school opened today
Win large attendance. '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
DECATUR.
County Court Dry weather--Mrs. Warren
Acceptance.

County Court DRY weather--Mrs. Warren's
Acceptance.
Special to the Gazette.
Decatur, September 3.-Criminal
county court is in session this week,
with n good docket.
We are needing rain badly and mn
less we have it soon the top cotton
crop in this section will be Iaiiure'
Drinking water is now getting To be
scarce article in the city.
Mrs. Warren. OF Fort Worth, the
successful conductor Of the. Decatur
normal school, who was elected By
the city council as principal OF the
public schools here, accepted. ny
citizens are in high glee over her ac'
ceptance, and all feel assured thae We
will have u good school at last. IN,
Wise county in short time VIII
have one Of the finest jails in the state.
The present Jail is u Disgrace 70 ''e
county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
FOREIGN.
Da'i,t's Speech on tho Evils Of Landlord
ism-The Earthquake,
IRELAND.
DANITT'S SrEEcI

DANITr'S SPEECH.
Dublin, September AT mass
meeting IN Coppamerc yesterday Da-
VIZ stated that by the tyrannical oper-
ations OF landlordism six thousand
householders have been deprived OF
Their homes within the quarter ending
first July.
Davitt contended that the question
OF complete abolition sc landiordism
must he kept before the people. The
land act, If not a failure at the present
time, is rapidly becoming so. Not one
sixth of the tenant farmers have vet
succeeded in having their rents fixed.
The people should be resolu,e, calm
and not lose self-contr1l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
BreadstuTs

FLOUR Stanard's Royal Patent, $50
q bDl.; sacks, 81 s5Gc3 10 u l;D ibs. Corn meal,
per bushel, s5c, Hominy aud .grits, y Dbl.
wheat, " b. Gr: Crackers X soda, 66r81tc, Xxx
soda. 1t97; XXX soda, olIG17 20; cream soda
g45CGlCl4c: X lemon creams, s'gDlEc; X ginger
snaps. st49l3c. Xxx, DlS41l0c; assorted eaksa and
lumbles, BioIsi<c. Wheat In ligat receipt;
soc ssl, az TO quality aud condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
Chicago.


CuucAGo September s.--CATrLE---ltecelpt
10 D. market Is LARRY active and steady; ex-
ports 4 0j@6 -; good 10 choice shipping ~
~ no. common 10 medium 5Dk4h 40.
sheep -ilcceipts $50 shipments -
brisk and firm; Inferior TO fair 2T5eS %,
good t0 choice o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
PROVISIONS.
LIVE sroUiN

NEW York, September 3.--- Nerves - Re.
ceptS $50 dun aud easier except for extra
steers, extremes; ~ 7oso5 % FOR native steers,
81 GOcs, 90 for Texas steers,
Simfi'-- Receipts, 1900; ea@icr for sheep ut
SIel@8 90 with really prime lots going ut s. 90;
lambs steady at S. j Grj -.
CoFFKg-- Duh and easier; Rio TCbsal0
SuGhR-puli and S.eady, con fectiuns SO \
graduated So,
MnlAssEss- Stronger; best refining quoted
Mt 2nS@2,.
poRK-Dun.
RoslS--Quiet and upchanged
TrHfESrI Me- stronger Mt l0i sail.
clear ~.
LARD Weak; s T5seS E7is.
RicE-Firm; domestic SH 4 ~. lsangoon AK
Si}s; Java 9s95A.
wool.
Texas li66y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
ENGLAND.
LiAMEliIOuE SAVE.

LAMEhIQUE fAfA'
London, September 3.-The rumor
that the steamer Ainerique had
ioundered is untrue.
DETAILS OF TIE WRECK
London. September 3.-Furtber de-
tails of the wreck of Penzance on iirst
inst. OF the Bark Jones from Bun
river, $. c.. states that eleven Oh tue
crew were drowned including the cap
tain and pilot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

hiy TO HSsnr '
rsonai Gossip |
q Gazette.
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rday, tive
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Mence Of al
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I Met water
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE.

London, September "a CORES
pondent at Amsterdam says IL Is De
lieved one hundred thousand persons
persisted in North Bantam during the
recent calamity. IL is.also believed
the fort ana garrison at Anlefs are
swept away. An extensive PLAIN oi
volcanic origin has formed in the sea
near Lumpong, Sumatra, preventing
communication with Teleok, Briange
and Southwest Java.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
Paints. ons and ya.o,.A..

PAINTS, per tb--white load, 7Ac ". yellow
OIi.s--koiled linseed in bbls.. TSc per gai:
raw sc; neatsfoot, Acdsl; fish, tos66sc, spirits
turpentinc, 1bc; coal oil 10 cases, Brilliant,
81 20; Brilliant, bills, l5c; Briliant. I'LL 81 sS
liH rs 81 2yp 50, %, 81 90; Eupion, bbfs.. 25e.
per gallon Euplon, rs cases, 81 M lard oil,
s., a,@S5c; West Virglda, 2ui25c.
NARSIsiIES---t opal, 6lcepsl ~ per gal.
coach varnish, 8. .sga0 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
New York.

New York September Mooney easy ut 20
~; closed oiieledpt2.
Prime mercantile paper bl9@8is.
Sterling exchange, bankable bills, dull
at 4si1y; sightiS
Three per cent. onds--ln3l.
Coupons, 4lS's ex. intercst---i.l24.
Coupons, ISL lp}s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
Wool, ni.,-s, Rte.

WooI-Mediuni according 10 grade, qualit
and con dition. ri 10 2sc, Ane according to
nrase. quality and condition.l5 TO ~; course,
according 10 grade quality and condition, 10
quail y and condition. "a To 10; Mexican, ac-
coiding TO grade, quality and condition, 10
tn 10; bury, less, according TO amount OF
burra.
HiDEs--No. |, heavy hint, dry v N lsc; No.
a. heavy flint dry, n ID llc: No. |, light flint,
Z, NJ Toe; No 2, light iint, "A N &c; badly dam
n 10 loo; green sailed, ID u 10; green butcher, v
ibGc.
lELTRrEa- Nominal. season ever. Deer
goat skins, each Il Gs25: sheep pcits, according
To amount OF wool, 2Dc9Dnp; shearlings, ac-
cording to l. mount OF wool, l0gib Mexican
sheep pelts, "A D 8oll0c. Mexican sheep pelts,
IMPROVED, ll@i2c; Mexican sheep sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
AMIN.
MILIrAnY MOVEMENTS.

MIIIIAIE1 MUN EAIt-N .
London, September IA dispatch
from Hong Kong states that the
French government has demanded
reinforcement of 1900 men. Inc
country is still suffering from floods.
The French have declared all the ports
If AMMAN, including Saigon, block
alaI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
BRENNAN.

District Court---The cri"ina'
brutal Murder ofa Negr" wo"an'-
Her Murderer Arrested
Special to the Gazette.
Brenham, Sept. 3,-DIstrla. ,o nuas
opened to-day, and the gti.ia luiy m " 20
empanelled. Seventeen prlsohsis "a
in fail, twelve of whom are vh'ss'
with murder. an ,ivino
Sallie Gentry, a negro woi'an ne I.s,
near the line OF Washington an ! L ~,
counties, was murdered last Week WIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
SCOTLAND.
Nlsr.rEJASs.

Glasgow, septelkber 3.-The nine
Irishmen arrested here charged with
being connected with attempts to de-
stroy property by dynamite are known
The police as Fenians and have been
under surveillance several months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, September 3,--Cotton Spot
closed firm; -i6 higher for upland, middling
upland, s li.l6; Orleans, 5E .nlcs 30, bales,
American Z 900, export and speculation loo;
imports 6,i5; American 800
Futures closed easy within n point of Sat
urday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

HAY New country loose from wagon,
IS bOa6 70 per ton: New corn, 3ofSi0 cents
Oats, country. 2,eLagc: hran. 70 per 100; Chops,
81 rs per 40. Barley, 3ga3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

Bark. cinnamon, per pound. 2iles1c: bark
Peruvian, per pound, ibetSv; Borax per b
isetIs Ri-carbonate OF foda per NJ. Sj<ei: y r
peras per n, 10 castor oil per gal, f'evi o.;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
Meats and Lard.

MEATs--Sugar cured haIAs, 100; s. G. G. Il.
Bacon, I3izc; +. G. ID. $. meat. So; Long clear
bacon, So; short clear bacon,0 ..
LAnDZflorccs. exc; hlf. bills, Ice; 40 ana
50 ID tins, 97Sc: ~ b Tins, l0kc; 5b tins, l0Ac;
N ting lOl6c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
FILlSBoR0.

Minor Notes.
aiet,c.
ssp Iaaa 3. The reru.
X. place to-day, stock
DtSS't prices, and some
., aesd being sold.
n ''p ~. was sold at pub
N ~ nine head of cattle
hi n.y. m'1 per head. Also
i 's ss,e some of them
Svr smoked SS. a Mexican
y 'sty obnoxious. n"u
lar Y !, :, Of cotton sold on
n !, o' y y 70 ocents. ~
ilnsrr',.a ed up his academ,
uot .ohe pupils. His
leold da ocommodate all
~ desks We're brough,
,s slS'don Of Milford In.
il ' WIN, IN The dry good nod,
'nppst, his brother.
ii iOs s,e iree school elec
tts s' IAN to deter,nninne,
Of ny, KY shall have I'M
'eaetl,. ,s schools. ",
X al y me Re citizens gen mel,
" vote for the cit,
..',m al, have on.no,
a 'ssssi,aurant ana 'P 5sne,
"'A' to the post ,ahe!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
I.iunorr.

WHisKy-Hectineds I'll pydlSl, IA per proof
sour mash, one year old, 81 ~ two wears old
samcD2 y; three years old ~ SEA- T5 fancy
extra old whisky st6p6
WiNEs-Claret, case. VS. Sh0lNO a. perupnl-
3 %, sherry, per gal, 81 209es "; Madeira,
per gall 81 $500 10; White wine 10 cases,
81 OOtnl0 %.
Dry, go IA, . 90; Heidsick, in basket, SD U6n
2s ~; Krug, IN basket, 500 0OoD2s 10: Domestic
champagne, 81 0DSpli %.
ALE--Stock Ale, per 5oz. 81 nhSD2 lr Porter,
per hoy.. 50 0D6n2 ~
B0rTLEp BEER--St. Louis Quarts, si2 %; pts.
W. M2, ~ Budwelser quarts sia.E T. ~ y y;
Schlitx Milwaukee,, quarts sl- 10 p'nts al3 10:
Hut lunch sl2 M; Antheny 4 Kuhns, OTIS
payne beer, quarts sl2W. pin,s si25O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04

TWO men engaged in fight ON Msin
street last night, but were separated
ana arrested before any damage WAS
done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-04
GRAIN
staple Drugs.

Wheat. choice 81 coal o. medium, S5N %
Inferior. GOfeT5. Oats, 2sellD. Barley, Ue5So
Corn 35af0,