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AtrocIous Conduct Of Brother.

MILWAUKEE, June 19;h-The police are
looking for G. ]. Synod. who eloped ysstcr-
day with the wife of his brother Ersest
They lived at Menomenee, Mich, on farm,
but @. j. Synod persuaded Ernest to sell
his place and start for Portland, Or. They
arrived here Saturday, and the brothers went
on little spree, whence G. J. Synod got
possession of Ernest's pocket-book, contain
ing 5000, and he and Mrs Ernest Synold
disappeared. 1t seems that Ernest had not
seen his brother for twenty years until a
short time ago, they having been separated
IN ~ lad
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A lame old lady ss Keyssf,
Had 20 Que % adsise hsf,
Till DR.. JohE B0yle,
Tried st. Jacobs OIL,
It's action dia siagly suFpFiss asf.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. DE DERBY

WTILL NOT REMOVE FOR THE PRESENT
w Office and Residence, SIS Eighth street, be-
tween H and l. Office hours TO 10 AN; l TO s
and to S p NJ. feI6-
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC gAILRoaB.
Commencing MOaday, April so, 1858,
AND UliT gUErHEg NOTICE,
TRAINS AaD s0sTS aiLL LEAVE SsGRsAEMTO

FOLLOWS:
Esa A. M.-(Suudays excepted)-Accommo.
O'AS dstion TrLin 70 AaTysyle, Ead BluG and
Reddng.
e,OA 4. M.1Sundays excepted)-San Fran
O'VV cisco Passenger Train, via Bencia. Con-
meets at Suisun for Vallejo. Second-class
1928 z:as E e S:sssss5
Susun- Sundays only}-ior Vallejo and
Calistoga.
A,Saka 4. M.-(Dailyl-C. P Emlgrant Train TO
O'Vv Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
EAsStfa a. J.-(or IS coon thereafter SO prae-
ASsSg ticable-Sundays excepted (-Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at al way porte
on the Sacramento river.
- ,0N A. H.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
AsOJ Train for woodland Williams, RilcVE,
Tehama and Red Bluff.
eE.sg a. ss.-(Dailyb-san Francisco Passenger
AAscS Train Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone Rnd st Lathrop with the g. ?,
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Eewhsll
iSsnta Bsrbaral Les Angeles, Cotton
(San Diegol, Yuma, Marieopa (Prescottl,
Tucson, Benson tGuaymas, Mexco). DEM
ing "a, 7. d S. +. r. R.), El Paso Ct. & P.
R. R.), San Antoine and New Orleans.
Connects slso at Niles for San jose.
| Doc 2. M.-(Dailyt-Oregon Express for
N'cS aarysv1le, Chico, Red Bluff and BEDDING
$40 +; Is5559 ND1aGssl s5} o5iis4 Passenger Train
9,sA p. M.-Daiiy}-san Ffancisco Passenger
| SsGS Train, via Benicia. Connects at Suisun
-(Sundays eXeepted) for Calistoga.
S.QA P. M.@Daiyl-Loca Train TO Latnrop,
| 4scV connecting with s. P. Zlnigrant TTa!n
for Deming and e. Paso
A,1A p. M.](Sundsys excePted) )-Passsnger
f'oV Train for Woodland and Knights Land
lag.
1,sS p. M.-Dalyl-C. P Atlantic Express
tsI9 for Colfax, Reno Carson and virginia.,
Battle Mountain tAustiul, Palisade
(sureka), Ogden, Council Bluffs snd East.
| A. N, TOwNE. ............ General Manager
| T H GOODMAN -. Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
| ia0-4utF
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BUSINESS CARDS.
e. cARLz

(NONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
4 pared TO do all kinds Of work in their line, Ia
civ OF country Principal place Of business Sacta-
Inento. Shop, No. 1924 Second street, between d
and L. Postefice Box No. 40, Sacramento.
al
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD .usros.l
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FRANK ID. RYAN,

A TToRNEY- -AT.LAw-oFFiCE IN SUFFER-
"A Building southwest corner Fifth and streets
Business attended to with care and promptness tt
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CRySTAL PALACE sALOOS,


ATo H2 J STREET. PRACTICAL PLUMBER
- and Gasatter-work Done on the rlost approve
s.rItarv pripclples. ie1-4ptf
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uOVAI-DR. CsOReE PTBUR,

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-.
i dence 20 the northf asst corner Eleventh and q
streets. Orders left on the slate at Tufts Drug
Store viii be promptly attended to- Hours as before
ieI4-Im
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DR. 10Y FOxD WON

nFFfCE AND MEDICINE STORE, No 926
" Third street, between / and J. By the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free. lie uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs, natures
medicine for man Call and see him joS-
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DHTsICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
i the University of Berlin, Germany. Office and
residence, No. b2l street, between Fifth and SIXTH
Sacramento. Office hours- 9 70 II A. NJ, 3 to and
10 SP.M jeIStf
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, " STREET, Be
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. ols and 920
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A. Il.
Office hours S to A NJ; 10 P. NJ, and even
ings felflm
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John 5. Gray has been given TO the 28d
TO plead.
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DHYsIClaS AND sURGEOS.-oFFICE ND
Residence, No. G93 J sire lt, between ;hird
Fourth. Hours TO 70 4. =, s 70 and % ?. -.
oaco Of City Superin sud mt os Public Schools st
ssEno place ie5-.Di-n
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CHARLES +. PINKHAM, ". D..

HoMEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofiice-Seyouth and J streets (over Acker-
mau's). Besidence-Renoved to $50 Eighth street
between Il and I, Sacramento, Cal. Office hours
! 70 / and % 5 ?. n: Sundavs 70 1 p NJ ie12. N
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ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRlscoL..
ROOT. NEIIsON & CO.

HEIoN FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinisis, Front street, be-
tween and O. Castings and Machinery OF every
desc1ption made to order m244plm
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uMoS
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DR. HATCH.

OFFICE, SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTH AND
" streets.-Ofioe hours: 4 ", and 1880 tc
sFN maa.a
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HERMAN @. HoTFILTER
ravu aED sFFVFNSmFTE

40 sees SIXTH ST, BETWEEN AND e
Je1relry rrsssie 70 order. Oh Sold worked over.
RauIriuS specaity. E4-1
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HOE PRESS FOR SALE.

NKTE HAVE AT THE RECORD. UNION OFFICE
w two large Double Cylinder Hoe Presses, in
perfect order, one OF which will be sold at a low
price and upon easy terms, IL desired. The size CT
bed-patc is 80X60 inches. The purchaser can have
his choice Of the Presses. The object in selling is to
replace with more rapid Press. ie9 II
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~. ELEERT BR9Gca. *. ..

ACULIsT, kURIsT AND PHYSICIAN F0s
~ Diseases Of the Thioat. otiics, Es2; street,
corner Of Fiith, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cai. Hou-s-2;so % I2 A 4; I % ?. n Sundsys-
ESQ - II a H.; % Pm jet-d
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10 LET 0R ZOE SALE.


Advertisements OF I've lines In this department ave
Inserted for IS Cants Tor tme three t1cos for -
aouts or 70 0ants per weeF
ENoR SALE-SPAN OF BAY MARES, -
A1 16 hants high, weight $50 pounds IN
q years old, sound aud kind would trade eZS-IAs
them for q span Of geldiugs. Inquire at Western
Hotel, OF 1929 Second street. jeI+lw*
T0oR sALE-THAT WELL. KNOWN SECOND.
street Market OF JAKE ARNOLD'S. Also,
q slaughter-hou for sale with it. Inquire on
promises, Second and \ streets for Information.
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS, y. D,
~ FEICE AND RESIDENCE, no. sI2 ! STREET
" Sacramento
20 A. "
oGiec Hours II a. NJ % . P. n. jal9-4p.f
$50 to p n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
pUGILrsTIc POLITICS.
Who Struck Hllly Malone The or.
fender Reveals Himself

Petersburg, Va November s. WI
nam Long, n tobaeconlst, neknowl-
edges That he " the person who struck
tcnerhi Malone ~ tho face dufliR the
scuisM nj thu polls GA election duy.
Long cNplnlnt the matter thus, Gle.
my prcsscd by the crowd, raised my
hands to clear myself and get out; ny I
uid 80, some ono struck me Violently
on the hnnd, which caused II 10 atrike
Malone lightly In the n,cc, which |
nope did the gcpnal no serious hnrm,
Ind no intention or desire to do Com
etal Malone personal injury. As TO
the generals offer of u hundred dol.
latr 20 know the acoundrel or Nsaassln
who struck him, | am the responsible
party, aud hope the statement viii be
satisfactory. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Mexico, November S. In II duel nj
Chaputepec, outside the city this
morning, between .S6nor Dighcest, nm
officer OF the Mexican National bank,
and NJ. OLIVIER II French merchant,
the latter was killed., and the former
badly wounded. Swords were used.
The parties nrc well known. The
trouble was caused by dispute over
seats Mt the races last Sunday. Tho
British minister, two Americans md
Dlghccst left their seats TO promenade,
when Olivier and two ladies occupied
them. a quarrel onsued between
Dighoest and Olivier. when tho for.
mcr called the police and the latter
was elected. The Incident caused scv-
cral challenges TO be sent TO Dlghccst,
aud he has another arrange for to-mor-
row. There IL intense excitement
among foreigners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
ANOTHER HORROR.
railing OF tho New Capital BulIdInr NJ
Madison Several worlmcn
killcdanl inlnrcd.

Madison, Wis, Noyep,bor g rhn
Shtlre ROOF, insido walls nnd iron and
stone columns OF the now snuth wing
9, me capital icll at i.AOp, m. Barpoy
Higgins aud VIM. Edgar Of Madison
Were killed, VIM. Jones, tic boss
mason, Of milwaukee, hnd his skull
fractured mud Il DIVING; jas, Doweil. a
mason, OF Madison INA both i'd,
utokkrh and VIII probably die; Rhodes
% Shcnayggn, badly Injured; james
Nelly OF Madison, lcR broken aud bud
" iplnrrd; Miles Maxwell of James.
VILE Injured In the hcud; Ed Rnrnca
OF Madison, Arthur Lynch Of Chicago,
nha Mike Scank Of Madison were bad.
A null list OF killed and wounded In
the disaster this afternoon Is az fuls
lows; Dead BERNARD Higgins, Ia.
horcr, ATTY years old,p Madison; VIM.
Edgar, u mason Of Madison, buried
nnder the debrisand horribly crushrd /,
Michael Swank Of Madison, died AZ
ter beng taken OUT WIN, q. Jones, u
mason OF Milwaukee, skull fractured
died siuce taken ont Injured Miles
MAXWELL plaslercr OF Jnncsvlllo,
badly cut on The head; VIM Rose, q
plnsleror OF Shcboygan, probably
iatali Wm. Junge, Il carpenter OF
Madison, badly scratched Arthur
Lynch of Madison, bend badly hurt
and dellrious; I'D. Balm, n mason of
Sauk City, single, uged twenty.thrcc,
seriously cut up; Ed. Page and j, o.
Page, mnsons Of Middleton, young
men and brothers, badly hurt nd,
kingsly, mason of Mil.
wAukoc, hurt about the
head; Jns, nowcll, mason of Madi.
son, an old settler, ngcd GO, both legs
broken and will die; Patrick OI.augh-
lin, u lnhorer, left ANN broben and cut,
VIII die; VIM. Burke. II hborcr, mar
ried, with four children, badly cut
about the face aud chest Ed KIM
sclla, bricltlNyer of Milwaukee, cut
about the head and back; Cyrus
Schenck OF Shopire, Rock county rut
on tho bncls OF the head ana in the
right eye lioury Didcrick, u mason
of Milwaukee. left leg broken; Mike
Suowang, Il mason, ed Bnnler, II
plnsterer OF Madison, nro
and back injured; John
Clark, plnstorer OF Milwaukee, nrin
broken; Nelson Boest, carpenter of
sun Prairie, hurt slightly; Pat Carey
of Madison, badly crushed; ia
Gleason, u laborer OF Madison fore
man OF Turner's, hurt by box OF fall
ing glass.
The cause of the terrible accident "
somewhat uncertain, hut the most
plausible theory Is that tho heavy iron
pillars supporting the roof OF the soc.
ond story balcony sank into the plank
on which they rested, thus pulling the
wall outward, which IN turn caused
the roof of the entire wing 10 cave
These columns We're mndc of large
pieces Of boiler iron, rolled into circu-
lar form, stovc.pipc fashion, the joint
urcs not being b0itcd together.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.
Stray Returns from Tuesdays Contest
Nlci0rS and NAnanIShel.

Albany, n. y, November S,-'rho
Evening Journal says the returns IN.
crease Cnrr's majority to over 10000.
There Is little doubt of the election of
Democrats To the remaining offices by
mniorlties of 10000 TO li,00D. The ns-
sembly stands, IS Republican,, 90
Democrats,
Boston, November 4. Essex county
returns Il solid Democratic delegation
to The senate, which now stands -
Republicans, ~ Democrats, " Repub-
licnn gain Of two members.
Lincoln, Neb., November s.. lto-
turns from thirty-four coun;icg In the
state aud unofficial estimates from the
remainder indicate the election of
Reese us supreme Judge by 5000 NM
iority. The board OF regents Is elected
hy 5000. Crawford Democrat, Is
elected In the seventh district, Others,
except liroaty IN the first are Repub-
leans. Tho Republican gain over the
last election ~ nearly luooO taking
the vote for Judge as II bnsls.
.JnclSson, Miss, November s. lslcCa
ton returns nrc nearly all IN. me
Joint legialnturc rtnnds; 1870 Democrats,
45 Republicans aud independents.
The Democrats elected II out of IL dis
triet attorneys The disturbance IN
copnh county IL the only one reported
IN the aintc on election day
phlladclphiH, November s. Oflcial
returns from 81 out of o. counties IN
the state, and estimates of Others, give
Niles 10, 26l and Livesy 1901 minority.
Richmond, Va, November s.--.The
lnlest returna increase thc Democratic
gains. Reports from MI but two dls-
triots give the Democrats twenty
three senators and the Gonlitlonlsts ilf-
teen, Returns from both districts not
fully reported show heavy Democratic
pnillp, which II continued APPOINTS not
heard from Will give one or both Dom
onrnta IA the house of delegates Inc
Deinoc ats 80 far have secured sixty
three members; the Coulltipnists thir-
ty.threc. OF the three remaining del
cpntea the Democrats have one certain,
Which makes the majority In the
house twcnty-thrcc, and on Joint bal
lot not less than thirty-Ilyc. The pop
ulnr majority in the state VIII iikcly
reach 10000.
New York, November S.--The Sun
viii sl,y the corrected returns make
no material change IN mnlorltios iorr
tho state ticket. The plurality Of
Cnir tltcpublIcan) for secretary OF
state III $4,000; Chnpin, Democrat, for
comptroller, $4,000 plurality; MnNwell
far treasurer, funa $40 behind Chaplin
l'be plurnlItles of other candidates
range from twelve 10 fourteen thon-
aunI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
PENSION FRAUDS.


washington, November N'f-"Jhr iol-
lowing letter rom tilo htlorhey-Hen-
crll explains llsclE bhder pluNiouf
instructions, Colonel SofIthill, United
States district attorney, mas nearly
completed u numoef o' eases nl lrhuds
upon pension claimants lor INC action
OF The grand Jury ne nus received
large number OF irauuulchI circulars
aud letters explaining thc uHe mate OF
them He ~ desirons thht
soldiers ana Their friends having
copies oil huch circulars or RnoWleuBn
of attempted irauds VIII send him
full Information, aud be particular to
send the number 10y when the claim
Is known nj the pension Office
Department OF Justice
washington, NoV' siil'
To the Secretary oi the interior
referring 10 your letter ol the heeonu,
respecting the appointment ny shc
commissioners OF hehslonS OF u
person TO ma the lhited
States district attorney oil thls
district IN The investigation ol an
claims for pensions hnd hountlcA ~
connection with Which charges were
were made against any attorney, hhi
TO examine such cuscn ur the district
attorney shall dcalre to present To The
grand jury, agree with you That such
appointment cannot he made to OK.
amino casca where uilchHcs charged
nre no, oIlrnscs against the United
States. hut the district attorney
includes cases where these pension
agents make applications for pensions,
well knowing the claims they present
ARE fraudulent. This Ii nn ofl'hse
against the United F3tatcs So Far US
the district attorney makes charges OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
waol, illnen, 40,

Woois-. Medium, Gdcnnling Ia nfadequHiiiy
ana condition, ~ W "a. nup urteutug u,
gfs4iu, quality nDd c0niiiipn,lb 10 70, coarse,
NccordlnR "a grade ~ ity 0nd condition. n
so 1900 MeG1oau llnDroR y ,Benard'iq ~ gn,ae
dOidhg to grade quality ami condition, II
Ia ~ bury, iesp, according u nmppiti Of
hurfas
inns No, i.lhnayy dlnt, dfy 4 n ~ .n, no.
heavy gini, DIS z u lplsE MOL, light hlni,
hpl6e. No, =, llHnt niut, an hlar pAdiy dAms
i'nl1lihli- Nominal, brhHon sttft hHrr
shinH y 70 9ttai, antelope aHlnA. = y. iuRiB !
goat HitinH, CnGh lb@21, sheep pelts, according
"a nlnouut If WOOL, sooonni sheniillaH, 40
cur,iinR 20 Nliuuut ~ wuui lpGl1gi AeAlaan
aheap pnltn y ~ 100, M0slAAn EbHnI, peita,
Improved, llGolpol mexi0ap ahsvr thurllDgs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Lullnn, ool Dwight II, oslrander,
LulIng ~ J3i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Siyel Service Reform.

Washington, November y The
president has 80 amended oivil service
rule No, 5 TINT Il now dlstiucily pro-
hihlls tlN appointing power plilso In
every department aud IN every post.
any Discrimination In SELECTIONS for
appointments by reason of any nolit-
ical or religious opinion or ntlillation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Sr tnuiA, November :, ~ fluuN - hu0
ana unchanged.
WtttAr- tower and ipirly notiNc; M,
red, lnuatgl ,oir c,sh, lotA NpyemroT luS
peUumbef o. January.
CouN.~iower M iiAMtlie cash; 9iis No,
ycnbcE ig'A December amt Year, tgh@isk
january,
2Gi, November niA DCOCmber, giiG&gs lHnu-
urr,
Wntg,sys .ltcady ~ lil
Cons MrAis, Firm NJ laHerl
roHN Firm at " "a.
DiY SALr MFAr.- Higher baked shopl.
doris ga 9; iongoienr pNNnA, short ribs uisWalk,
RinTt clonr 1901 50,
n,uoN elflrnl.r shoulders 90, short ribs
7fbNI g1 NhNtt clear ,ntfNfN
IAMn,.i aver vt Z i5f3 ~,
a., to,ns, November WHEAT mwcr, N0,
= rod nlttMtptjs Com lower 4Nttntile,
oats lover, MN1eaHs, Fork nrin, iubXinK,
ma bacon nrml sholi rihs, ggiN7Sl rnrd
lowon 1901 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Furniture ioedsicade, imitation walnut.
each 81 il4gi 11 hll walnut, " zoo ~ ba thmia,
wood atni, y dOK, tifiwf w eane Hiid intmn
aept, q 10,pl u0 cnno goat hiiiing, ~. Wt8al01,
Ghildr and iDrheif, O. rlalR aI lut8e Q,hlur,
So ptodi 90 camp Nnd iVchofg, zach, " 1aN3
bN. Mlitpfa,, aroh tore, 4 dos, ai pt@l9 No,
Tahlrs iunpd e2nOlaa VI hli ipHi AZ Ailel ~,
whsh stands, u glap, M he'd spllnns, " tpg1 81,
baby Carriages, W 6li0D
rrooKofy w q teas, q dpa,, ~ 0Ffs 4 ln W a
aVnd, N ~, fallen hiuoH i6o9r lees, dry sn1iud
h N Toe. gfoeu snltNh, ~ bio. gtoeu Uninhvf, u
ihug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
The Springfield cyclone.

81 Louis, November s.r- --latest NC
counts OF the cyclone at Springfield,
Mo, say four more persoph died iioni
lie effects OF injuries Mfn. Penninp.
ton, Jmf igdmondson. VIM. Tiger and
M Infant son Of John Ciiampnnnxx,
rbIs makes eleven doatbA IN all,
J'wo others win probably die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

mania believes the representation az
the Prussinn minister 10 the Vatican
fnvoring thoremuvnl OF Cardinal I,ed, |
ochowsh aud Archbishop Mclchers
from Posen and Cologne, viii be I'M. |
successful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

WltDNF.. Rpciincd u iUaslsl, "a per praot
sNur inhHh, oue year old. N ~ iva Years uldi
r2p6Aa -, tnfeo yohin old e. 6nNp33 iAney
nNttn old Whialy glosh,
MisW--l,lntNt, onrelN Gt sinod a. peY uuRi-
ity, Cnlawha, perenliun, wa ~ fnitfl 20
Bbl, Sherry, per gal, N snaa Opi Madeira
per gpla y eaesh 90 Waite winp. Ia cescA.
d uQlGiO 90,
CitAHpAuNn "a. u. &umm 90, Fstfn
my. $40 A1n3a ult ItidWuhi Ia haaNgt IS Nip
~ 0, krnn, ~ hnsRol, 90 Vln2S ". l,smettla
champagne, ~ htfli ~,
Afl8s-Aloet Ale lpt dnA,, r2 l3R2 % HnfteF,
pOp dos, 81 unllN ni
noiltNp HWsR ~, lsouia quarts So ~ piH.
Vrlnnver Near uut,fta All u1 NINA kig sn'
NohliiN Milwaukee,, quarts kia 49, wnt, sig M,
Huh fuurh Aia 90 Matthews n kuhuH, gth
$40 40, pinM $1,000 N, DiRuhAn ~ Nan's oman.
pegnN beuf, quarts yl201, pinta tiRal,
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nnddiery and IImuesp,

No. l. california, per ~, ~ 10
l2o,, M. lair hamipck tRi tug i0bispi M,
4 iiir llemiOUlt pbf H., Ai6pia aiAI ~ ONO
Ogh per d., afsa1s q,B.i No. onk llfbotn,
AtaBlo.
llAttNTsar= Wagon. short tu9, tli ltg31 DDi
Wagon, long tug, ais DngpADl.
GOf.iA iiiilsa wagon, flli stock ~ fdig ON
Wagon, oAtrn wool, Slbggsb OK ilucg aplla,
"a MOI b..
HuipLiq- Mind. per dos,, ~ DoHis 10. ~
FllllnBs. No. OK per dont, 81 p0iphl
rlnin Gnl4. e5UAeaapO, No, loose eoutroa
stu iroe, 9lS vla61100l No. iiod pouiagA lloDo
or Love, slsn0BiGg ". No. Austin riqs, laced,
go natt "a ". inll rlgf, blpch, o. B2al2 s1l X
riga. black ~ oiled, " ~ 70 10.
POuB EiH, .pathuf, | lNas3 on Llama goat (,
= b0aos bli tou Frndara, tlaga ~.
hruhH, .igu,ekn per dosen pr eapll Indian.
unOln, per dnzan, vi Mexican, 4 lis, ipigai
z 10, MpsiaHn SIN rDwol, covered, lplyI hpl
iran = Ia fOwnl, go Meslean s-inph fppel
covered, 200 California, lees sifHpn, ~ QUO
~ 10,
Kip, 7Sss oalt, % o0el5 %
chappefei, 7 bA@i1tG,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

rAiNya, per NJ white icpd, C,NS piycilow
oehrc, dry, A., burnt amber ", oil, lsc dry, 20.
raw tini noRtffoOt, MoEsi, nHh no., .Aplflta
turpentlnc, Use, coal oil, ~ casce, haillant,
~ brilliant, bhlrp loot Brilliant, ~, ~ ssi
iim "a 81 AMf NJ va gs"e Emplunb bbia,, lSc,
per rNllNn, kupun, vs. caves lpp. lard oil,
a., iOS West NlgRidlp, 2ias2sc.
V.ARNfliE'sa-, opal, plc.per sal, coach var
NAH Al NJ, "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
The Jerusalem Railroad.

Boaton, Mass, November San
order has been granted hissoIvlng nhs
Palestine railroad company. Tie foau
was originally designed 10 run rom
Cairo, Egypt, 10 JcfUtai"fn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Ni.nMANY.

ROYAL WHIT.
IN November 3. The crown
|i.ii| pn,ctmnny In expected shortly
finrz's visir.
N n " November q. Tho nidc-do-
NM, l inc emperor has gone to Mad
c,n,an autograph letter, stating
yli'Tn pfinee Frederick william
RAJ t Alfonso. 1'hr crown prince
/, a ,', ,ienoa about the 18th inst. (,
"a o,nh ho VIII be escorted by
'q'hihn nen-oi.war 10 Spnin.
.,,, NEWSPAPER OPINION.
Nv November s.--'rhc Ger
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Suicide From Grief.

Nav York, November ~ Peter H..
,r nc pged ~. freight agent Of
~. West sloIc railroad, Killed HIM
~ ~ n.dnvni hla residcnce, ~ Cumhef-
s y ~ ~ s,paet brooklyn. His son wna
Killed aud scalped IN Texas by Indians
ave weeks ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

50 ~ Nwlts, td,tO,, y
euspRiNs Starch istc, soAp, common
tAt4c. hniyet, itn, uhAvlors, lNo ln,liro 40 NJ,
ulwetnE, pgpiuV dOetn, GoloDnn's hAnFlar0,
tl.tpWsn e9 dnren ,lnocArVni, iMpnNcd, lboih,
Amurican, ti.tl box liucNNta, t,e,s hOnpr
tg.iO dozen, well buckets, yi,QN dozen, nraalia,
n, ,sfe ~ dnunn, W
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inad quotations.
AIYn Afo0G.

.fo,,ds hesl sirOngi others DUH nApptls 3l6g
z M. good ~ uuOiro shipping. tops1 w eppl
mon 10 medium p0t0 ~. range cattle hiuHi
colorado D Opi Texans lSga ~ IeAtm cove
Aiirgr@l Receipts f,4ql market dulli com
mon to fair lower, ipfufluf iu iHlr 9iVRa ~
good Oh choice . ~. 1oths 2aJ'