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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-16
SUPREME COURT.
DEPARTMENT ONE.

SACRAMENTO, THURSDAY, November Is, 1888.
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present ::
McKlnstrv j., presiding; Mckee, j., Ross, j.; Nc
Carthy, Clerk Finkler Bailiff
9,C03-Lawrence ct al. vs. Getchell-Argued by
Cross for appellant and Waling for respondent and
submitted.
g,Il4-Dreyfuss vs. Tompkins-Argued by Cross
for appellant and Walling for respondent, and sub
mitted.
9,Os2-Faber VS.. Cothrin-Argued by Irwin for
appellant and McKune for respondent, and submit
ted
9IO8-Smith vs. Cooley-Argued by Irwin for
appellant and Blanchard for respondent and sub
mitted.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to- morrow.
DEPARTMENT Two.
THURSDAY, November Is, 1888
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present ::
Thornton, j., presiding; Myrick, j., sharpsten, j.
Williams, Deputy Clerk Kewen, Bailiff.
9,104-Hundley vs.. Chaney-Argued by Lusk for
appellant and HeLshaw for respondent; appellant
allowed thirty days to file brief, and respondent
twenty days to reply; cause TO be thereon submit
ted.
9,061-Lorshe, Estate of-Argued by Tutte for
appellant and Hamilton and Freeman for respond
ents and appellant allowed five days to file brief
cause to be thereon submitted.
Hogs Back Con. VI. Co. VS.. New Basil Con. G.
NJ. Co.. Motion to strike out respondents amend
ments to transcript filed herein, argued by Lynch
for appellants and Craig for respondents, and sub
mitted; cause argued by Lynch for appellants and
8 0S5-Gleason vs. Hill-Argued by Hale for ap-
peant and Tuttle for respondent, and appellant
allowed fifteen days to file brief and respondent
fifteen days to reply; cause to be thereon submit
ted.
Hines vs. Johnson Motion 10 dismiss appeal sub.
mitted; on suggestion Of death Of respondent, or
dered that F. D. Seward, administrator, be substl-
tuted in his stead appeal dismissed. The Court
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
IN BANK.
THURSDAY, November Is, 1888
9,24S-De Laveaga VS.. Warren-Motion to fix
amount of stay bond and file the same denied. The
Court.
9,274-M Morgan Menzies ct al. On filing stipu-
lation Of the parties requesting it, and good
appearing therefor, it is hereby ordered that said
cause be placed upon bank calendar for January
term, 1884, at San Francisco, fol- hearing Morri-
son, c. }.
Ordered that the hearing Of all causes now on the
calendar Of departments and bank for the month Of
December, 1888 be postponed to the January ses-
sion, 1884, and that said causes have precedence at
that time. The Court
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FACTORY

A LONGsHoRE, 5io ST., BET. FIFTH AND
IA ixth, Sacramento Trunks, Valises and Bags
Wholesale and RetaiD Sample Cases made to order.
Repairing dons 1t short notice. aul5-4plm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
DALLAS.
4 DAYS Doings in tic Sister city.

Special 10 the Gazette.
The Dallas Brown Stockings We're
informed tonight that the National
base ball club of Fort Worth had re-
organized. having secured the services
OF three iirst-class professional players
from Northern clubs, aud that they
will play the Browns on the grounds
at the latter on Sunday next. The
Nationals now claim that they have
strengthened the weak places OF
pitcher, catcher and first bascman IN
their nine, and are not afraid 10 meet
any club in the state. Manager Coylc
of the Houston Nationals has also mo-
titled the Browns that they will soon
hear from his team for II visit 10 Dal-
lns to down the home club. No doubt
the Houston boys can arrange To play
the Fort Worth club on the same trip.
Miss Matte Simpson, sister of Hon.
James i. Simpson, and most popu-
lar young lady, has been appointed
stamp clerk in the Dallas postollice.
Jim Reynolds, Il negro, was arrested
to-day and jailed, charged with thcfI.
Ills house was searched, and large
amount of silvcr-ware belonging 10
different parties recovered, the most ol
il heiu. the property oi the belmont
go restaurant, in which he had been n
waiter for several years.
The city council started proceedings
to-day to have erected n fine hospital
A committee have taken the work in
hand, and are spying o. = suitable
location. There Is already u
SPECIAL fund of several thousand
dollars on hand for the work.
The criminal term of the county
court closed to-day, and the famous
gambling prosecutions VIII rest ior
a season. The civil docket, very
volumimous one, will be taken up. A
new grand jury meets two weeks from
now. and much interest is felt 10 know
what course it will pursue in the gum
bling war. There are sixteen murder
eases on the docket of the Dallas as
trict court now in session. One ease,
that OF Henry Shanks, has resulted IN
acuuittal, and another against Alfred
Freeman is on trial. There is nopros-
pect of disposing of all OF the other
fourteen nj the present term.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
Johhson's Cyclopmdia.

How Johnson's Universal Encv-
clop;cdia is regarded by two compe.
tent Judges in Fort Worth, who have
carefully examined IL and compared Il
with Appleton's American Encyclo.
pcdia:
from II. W. Harper, ohemist.l
FoRT Worm, Nov. Ii, 1883.
Mr.. 4. +. Brown;
Dear Sir--ln pursuing the various
branches of knowledge, an encyclo.
pcdia is most valuable 10 TO the SIN
dent when its articles are a true pre-
sentation of facts; but when the truth
is tempered with the statement he
comes inaccurate, and such work, I'M
stead OF being q guide is an impede
ment, misleading all who follow t.
In using. Appleton's Encyclopedia
found the Information in so many in
stances unsatisfactory lost confidence
IN 1t, ana now place little reliane upon
the articles contained therein which
bear no signature. y mere compilation
of any subject is generally inaccurate.
and especially isit true when such va
1iety of subjects receive the treatment
found in Appleton's. Resorting TO
Johnson's Encyclopedias, was pleas
Ell to lind such an Improvement. Its
arrangement throughoutis systematic,
each department edited ~ experts,
and its principal matter written 10y
specialists, the articles generally bear
ing the signature of the writer. This
feature, If no other. recommends II to
the public, and gives ii authenticity ut
once-an element in which most other
encyclopedias are very deficient. The
arts and sciences are admirably treat
ed. The practical application of
many of the articles pertaining to
chemistry is unsurpassed; even in the
/ better technical works we fail to find
greater perspicuity, and rs for botany,
IL is sufficient tn know that Professor
| Asa Gray. the ablest botanist America
has ever had, heads the department.
On biography there is II great deal of
matter not To be found elsewhere, and
/ that, too, OF very satisfactory nature.
There are so many superior features
/ in this work one is puzzled To con-
| dense them, every effort for condensa-
| ton eliciting more to recommend ii. !
| like ii more every day, for IL suits the
wants of busy persons far better than
| any encyclopaedia ] have ever used.
| An intelligent statement of facts is all
an American asks and Johnson's En-
cyclopipdia embodies such. Very
respectfully, ii. w. HARPER
Professor Frank NJ Johnson, of the
Fort Worth city schools. says:
81 regard the cycloppdia rs the best
with which / am acquainted. Tn,
names of the authors affixed 10 theil
articles. the division and subdivision q
subjects, the clear and accurate maps
the wide scope of subjects treated, to-
gether with its exceeding cheapness
rs compared with other works of 4;
similar character, make it most tie
siable acquisition, in word aworlt o.
very superior merit"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
Local MAnK,r.
staple pry Goods.

PRISTs pnpkirlS, ne; Lodi, hc,' Mari
boro q So: Oriental, Gc: licllmonjs, biEo.,
steel River, 6c,i Soullbrldge, de-.
PINI PIEINis- Gnrner, SEC; Harmony, Oc.i
RichInunds, ~ g., Manhattan, 81 y.
SmInrISG PKn1s-Nllcn, 4ci Meiilmhck,
Be-,
FINE RRowS DoMrsTIos-utira. ~ cents
Lack wood, =: Gcrmanla, q Fair Lawn. X ] /,
Inuian Orchard l:E, "a; PocahontaA' ~;
Warwick, ~, -
HEAVY BItows DDNWsriCs A,lRnli "A. ~
cents Atlanta A, 64zi Lawrence ILL.,, ~; Wn-
chusett y, ~; Enterprise EE,o; Piedmont
"a. %; Pledmont7-s,G.
BBKACIiED Doa EsfiCS--Onr own, ~ contsi
Security, ~; Contest, :: Prosperity ~ !;
HOPE. III Lonsdde. W; KING Bee caInb'iri
s; Knigiits cainbiic, ~. Gold Medal =
DucRs-,Irnilyiile sox.. ~ cents. Ravens
snz NJ: savage iOol., IS; We icin star soh.,
n; Wdst Point 5oz., ~ Wet Point 1908, ~,
iioLoiigD DucKs--Anchor EE, Sci Anchor
III, ny: Boston OH, lHi Boston IA. 1870
Boston DoH., 10. Concord iOoy., H.
TickING- Antoskeng AGA, - cents; Con-
csiosa nc, y: ,ordle Arl;, 10, McrlGune
Tb0rndiho By; fhorniike NIB stand
'' mIcs s srn,ri Mechanics ~ conin oh
lunbia, .; Jewrit. =; Anosh.ag.
JFASs.-A bbutisiorJ, ~ kccpts; Coylnrion,
~, Long island, ITi4 f1kton, 81: Crosby.
BLASKsTs-- i0i WHITE, Ma, ~, l.7i, 30,
40 10 800 pair; il5 white, skpj, @.m. 10, Il,
tBD pair; IA while. Si.p, 800, 800. j.0J to go
pnlf. Economy, ealOred. 5.lg., slMit pair
do. Glb aty pair. Rocky Mountain, col
ored, tn. SID; 40 I'D. s.m' ,nhDrldNn'
WILLIE silver Gray, 9-lb.. saJo; do. tlh., fi:i@.
ntar n crescent silver Gr0y, bib, s@.70; 10,
,Llb titJ; do, slb., -. ~. tscarioi, flJD g.Dp,
100 to 600 bluc, $50. 40 10 1870 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23

IuNpxp--nough lumber boxing, u inches
and under, niSt-claSS, s2ii stripping, ssNS, sgl;
boxing and ncofing, clears, SIS thick cleSis,
~ aud Nv, ses rough lumber, second class
elS; toist and srRntling, caiie, SO.
striNG--ftiSt common white pine. So ~.
second do, SAs Third do, ss5; poplar, 81 5r ma
TIVE pine ~ So ooees2 81 do ~ 2i; native
rough, si1 50,
nIrssrr iuNnEs-- noSing 70 inches aud
under, $40 ulCNcS Ns do aSNS, S.N uAstl 20.
scuntltng, joist or any common lumber
t.N MON III; boxing over II inches, sSn,VS
81 10 thick clears, w TO sand ., 81 Nav 81
second class. any kind, So ul,s2i ~
nRHsskp Ann MArCiiEp kIoVRiS0--Firsl
class, SIS: second class, 81.
WNtrk rINN tuH>tsHtNu lrNntR--lis, IN
aud inch white pine, $40, Inch do, 80,
CSitiNO.-- NEAnND OK nfAtN--FirSt COM
mon white pine, a, St,,Ss Nd do $50 Sd do, 81;
poplar, X, sS5.N. poplar, u, sa.Jo, native rine,
forhhs LuNnss....i,., III, aud Inch, SIS;
do Inch, $50
MISUNDERSTANDING pine A, s.; do shaded A,
tt..i, do extra No, |, StiA, cypress, best, my
brand, S.; do No. q 81 So do No IL $50 native
sawed heart, si,Ss sanS, Sass.
rickk1>--Whlten Pine, dressed and headed,
square or fiat, 81 yellow nine do, 81 hath, 81
1iMR. CEMrsr, Fro Lime, Austin, sseA
per bhl, Ccnent. louisville or Roscralc, e. so
per Dbl; portlAnd. $3.50 per Dbl, rlaH,sr Parts
New York OF Michigan. 81 por bOl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
GALVESTON.
The Prints Fight With the Typos
Waiting for Deep Water.

Galveston, November 22.-TheP PRINT
says il discharged the union typos, be-
cause they demanded full pay for ship
ming and commercial mater that re-
lures only slight daily alteration.
The paper indorses trades-nnionlsln'
but declines TO he. controlled bydrunk-
ards and depd-beats.
canvass among Galveston real es-
tote dealers shows the market at Il
stand.still, pending the outcome OF the
dcep-water question.
John Coleman, II fourteen'year-nl1,
negro, was arrested to-day charged
with attempting to OUTRAGE y l'''ie
white girl named Meyer, aged I'VE;
Tile Union club. composed OF ieadiiig
citizens of Galveston, gave an ilausu-
raj reception tonight. The attendance ,ii,,.
MAS limited by Indictment weather.
MIR. John w. Mackay arrived III tie
city tonight, and Is the guest OF Isaac
Ueidenheimer. He goes to victoria
Tomorrow. returning In the evening,
and leaves Sunday for the East ~" Ne"
Orleans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
si'AIN.
,n,,vAl OF THE CRowN FRINGE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CRowN PRINCE
Madrid, November L. Eighty
thousand people gathered to witness
fhe landing of the crown prince ana
greeted him with loud cheers, while
iI,e men .of-war in the harbor of Nalen-
ella were placed at his disposal during
his STAY in the city. On nlightlng .
further official reception was held.
The crown prince subsequently, pro-
ceeded 10 Almeda promenade, where
he witnessed parade OF lrooops.
on his return to the palace he
held another reception. Afier-
ward lie appeared on The balcony
before which was great crowd, VINO
loudly ciieered him. Later IN the day
The prince drove through the streets
in an open carriage. lie visited Tue
cathedral, museum aud Other ediiices.
Everywhere the prince Went ne wus
saluted by the loyal excl'nnIliops o.
the people. In the evening ne NJ
tended i gala performance ~ IA, honor
at the thciter. He aiteYwari lei. ior
Madrid. where lac will arrive friuaE
afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
sndaIsrr nnh iInrnr...

aKiRrraG:-So. !, Cnliinrnln. per ID, ~ 10
I2n.; No. / lair hefliock nisi,iiDs, lyf 70 no.
y mir HnnlOch per d., lim'lg CTS: No. ONO
Oak per 10, 5Jgls cts. No. OAK harness,
Sbfslc.
~ Ans Yss-- Wagon, short tug, III o0a 200;
Wagon, long Tug, Fin Utmz3UU.
roLLA liis:--w6gon, fpii stock. 81 b1atl9 voi
Wagon, extra wool, SOyjgzbv g Duck COTS,
81 2Jat ~. - -
IiIIDL.s--Blipd, per doz., ~ Joetl2 5G y
Filings, No. es.. per d0z., ~ ~ ~ ~.
StDDLrs.--H Alssd stamped Gal, BbelfF,DhI
Plaiu Cal, t-5Dia!D OE 80. loole courses
filll tree, sls UgGgD10: 20. tied courses Hose
or Lave, Sll Dpd ~ ~ No. ] Austin rigs. laced,
40 Oh ~ NJ; Full rigs, black, ~ Jlpl2 ~; VI
rIss, binok % oiled, 1U1 1000
bncs Leather, ] JDsiL ~: Llama goat,
5gfsJ ~ Toe Feudets, JtqsJ.
tsi.Uils.-- IsnIska, per dvksp y 1850. indian.
nnDlp, per dozen, ~; Mesi'nn; i'm; f"M.i
Z -. Mexican s-in rowsl, covered, IGOR MEX
lraiI lin towei, Gz5 Mexican Inch I0Nti
covered, 70; CALIFORNIA;. itis sifaIe, bpDS
IissiSos.--gip. 1905 Cali. I50al5ob
Cnrppefei, IfIuOJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23

rnE sOrnAN Trornl.rs.


London, November -. - lsmail
Pasha, the ex-khedive Of Egypt. said
the disturbances In Soudan arr due to
the weakness OF the central govern
ment at Cairo. Throughout Soudan,
he said, much power Is exercised by
religious chiefs and dervischcs, who
could be readily controlled by con-
ciliatory measures and the allowance
OF q small stipend, u practice which
has been unwisely discontinued, Tho
sufferers by its disqualification threw
in their lot with the slave dealers,
hence the present misfortunes.
which might have been avoided II the
railway from Souakim 10 Rerher on
the Nile had been completed to Sou-
dan. The abandonment of that
scheme, he thought. was false econo-
my. lie attributed the defeat of Hicks
Pasha TO the constitution OF his force.
Egyptian soldiers Were needed more
than other soldiers, with flags, mill.
tary musicand the oclat OF war With.
out these they would not and could
not fight The army included .\raM
Pasha's disbanded soldiers, who
had been sent up like maleiactors.
How could Hicks pasha, he asked,
USnb WIFI Nutn liluitIluis iHt
khedive Is not surprised at the calami-
ty. lie would not advise that English
troops be sent 10 Snndan, rs such y
course might involve greater evils.
\ CORRESPONDENT KILLED.
London November -. 1T Is believ-
cd the correspondent OF the Graphic ac.
campaigning Hicks pasha was killed.
COUNCIL on WAR,
Cairo. November IA council of
war met to examine into the military
situation, and to dociac whether
khartoum ora point further south
was tenahlc.
HICKS rAsHA's nErHNr.
Cairo, November aa.--Captain
lIueston. who was with Hicks pasha's
forces, and escaped in the disguise OF II
darvish, says that on his way from the
hattle-li field he counted l51 survivors of
the engagement. Among these was u
| European artist named Power. Hicks
pashn had divided his army, sending
half to l,l-Obied to demand
the surrender of that place. He
awaited the arrival of Mahdi, who
was advancing. from the southeast
Mahdi. however, met half of Hicks
Pasha's army advancing TO El-Obiet
aud attacked IL. Hearing the iirinl
Hicks pasha, with his whole force
formed n square. Mahdi hrough
up fresh regulars. who he sup
posed were soldiers captured
when El.Ohied fell, ant
who agreed to take service unde
Mahdi. These numbered three thons
and. Hicks Pasha's men were thcl
broken, and his army annihilatcl
The English officers with the Egyptian
army fought calamity. The European
who escaped Is thought To be q Don
ovau or Frank NiZettley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
Grogerlss.

COFFEE AND FIRM, ne
tiyennd hish. Common, VI ~ Ordinyry 49,;
fair, lJ9.c.i prime Rio, 1fiIc. fancy. D'4c.;
old government Java, 'D,sc.; ArbucElch
TgA1inperiai, ,os'o; gnnpowder, 5o@7o,
suOhn-isino powdered, bbls. iDiac.; do,
halEbbIs, TO- e.: cat LOAF, IDc gfanulnied.
pIlGbi0ra standard A. few &C.: y. o. choice
wlI,e. Sk61c., do rlip y. e.. ~ sqs,Sc.; .. H..
prime, .9sl.e. Market weak.
I.fcE--i Louisiana, DlznIc,
FisIf-- Nsckerei, lDtb kits. No. J, tl:b; No.
q sl,OS hnlf bbs.. No. !, E.p: No. 2. tI.pt
White fish, NJ. !, hlf bib, E.aaS. No: z. NO.
Dried nefrings, per bon, 4Uc. Ind nsh; oIsc.
SALT--C oarss. IN bags, yi.By9l.lj; nns 10
bags, -; lake, In nat hoop IBIS, ss.is;
cASsrD GooIs.--Prlces per dozen; Pine
apples standard, SIR Peaches. sia ndnrI,
lbs., si.s5: lbs, slz542.DD. seconds, rs.
81 .sfs y M. 2lW Tomatoes. standard. u.s.,
To- seconds, 2 tbs - f,s., - .3ytsi. lg ortfn
corn, Al iD0.i.8I Green peas, tis5 bOoSe'
berries, sl,z5@iio i.aapoerris.. q y,e,I 81;
oysleFg mii weight. ~, q. W: NJ s2lf iis,t
weight, H., NC. 2 D., sI.5t salmon, p''
CT 55lti.TD; y N. s---------; Naekcrel. ~,
stl.ya 49,. slardin1H. AnericsD. t,,vI ease;
Imported, sis.5Jt.l 70 case: ftrnwbtrfies,l -,
sI.li&issi: BlaekberTles. sl.zc Green sAsrt'
MOI: fsylc CONDENSED milk, ss~'; crown
scsDeiris--siareh. 80. soap, common
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
EinOlller Treat.

[tlrE isn't paying out much
fw. Not ravens, but mock
M nightingalcs are feeding
might toilers. Last evening
II fora king was brought
Ectum bv Misses Lucie T..
Matte Oglesby, and while
Fpya were adnliring the fair
\ nenedic,s got away with
! 4landS. If the ladies want
PsIrlbuti0n among the boys
not let The girls come. for
no the prosaic hencdicts eat
bachelors sigh. Iit0 OF
|"f eat last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23

Wool Medium, aecotdipgiog grade ,gnaiiiy
mud condition. iiia 40 .ufs nnc according u
grade, quality ana conliiion.lh 20 ~ cparse
according "a grade piiAiiiy md condition, ~
ouaiIy and condition. Il, tyfs. Mexican, ao-
eufdlUg 10 grade, qualify nnd ron'lltiuni "
to ~. bury, less, according 10 ainuhpt ~
DuTfr. .,,
IIiDrs No. iJbeayy mint dry = ~ Eve No.
heavy DIni, dry, n ~ n; SoJ, ligni nlhf,f
a n plgc: No. z Iigbf nliii, y bbi ~; bnIiy dhin'
pgifIiIps - SoniinAl. ssnspn "fNrf l's.f
skins. :, NJ 2by2i: antelope skins. q " iV@B
goat risius, each lr1,ks siirep prlis. nreDidlug
10 Amount ~ woui, yintqnp; rhrnfiingA, nc.
sheer Ieits, " ~ s6dlDc; AiuNisnD sheep pslts,
IMPROVED, lityi2c: Mexican sheep sLerllng..
L..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
Fdilig the Hungry.

: OF the Catholic Church
" Their festival to-day and
and the hungry can find
"ls as they give anywhere
rms fact, the noble char
. 10 he served by the pro-
festival aud the charming
'ailre ought tn attract even
us TO the festival room on
reel, opposite Max t.lser's.
~ TO the meals. mt all of
US are served, there Is niu-
heel of fortune under the
y, oil j. B. Bragassa, assist
Mattie oglesby, one of the
our city bellies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
IN BRIEF.

Mann Yesterday morning.
I'M, IN pekxear at Miss Berlin
-. in neSe., sylts at Miss Bcr'
Rs.
pVyel6e b dress goods nj
blind Gs
chlSt made 10 order at
saliSs
s,kMantecd and satislac-
lrNs Berlin n Go.
surdy of trimmed and UNI
hsalliss Berlin ~ Cos.
sakTear and handkerchiefS
is.a. At Miss Berlin " Co.'S.
81 finest of liquors ut the
Exchange, los Houston
sgls will find refreshing
Hsiiman's Merchants FIX
gsion street.
rwines, liquors and cigars,
PLAT the elegant Merchants
Houston street.
E8hn has in his yard, cor
|irnet. and First streets, II
b full bloou. This is II rare
|le last of November.
pa ofone OF John Honiman's
pot be forgotten. 70 "snilep
|sa 10y forever. Merchants
los Houston street.
|stol shots We're heard in the
bart of the city last night,
4 n0sing failed to smell out
there the powder was burnt.
! Bailey Of san Jose, Cal ,
tsterday with over three
cad Of Angora goats. Fifty
bred from goat importers
Minor.
y at noon Mr.. and Mrs.
YIN Of this city were made
NE arrival of II son and heir.
llnsly receives the cougrnt-
his many friends.
ger at the races yesterday
lnproyoked attack upon Mr..
pie the latter was selling
6 IN the grand stand, and
several blows with his fist.
IAN was standing near and
The stranger WAS under
|slon that Flynn was calling
name, but Nj. Flynn was
n, "Pirie, Joe Morris and
|iher are scratched" 1t is
which of these names the
ssangcr thought was his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
Kansas CITY

rRonuCw,
KANSAS Cyry, November -, -WnrAr--
Higher SllS hid.
CoR<--Firm; ASi
OArs--nuli aad nominal ~. bid.
LIVE sroCK.
CAIrts- Receipts, sOJi, steady Tor good
slow, duh fOr all common grades
Hoo -Rccclpts, 2Ns; active; sUI 10 higher
l.tVE sroCK,
kANSNs CtTN, November se,--CArrLr--ltc.
ceipts !, iUN; market steady ior rangers nnd
fecdcvS. Others weak; native StcriS l,2pl 10
l.bpo pounu> sad stoskors aud iecdcrs -
I q, COWS . mas %; Texas steers atqS ~.
colorado hal breed steers q 5Alt 10.
SnEyi.-Roccipts i'ss steady aud unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23

Collins, siONi, simmons, s,0un. iiacklnsaok
81 as Amcs's shovols. y dos, sl20G ioiso
shoes, n kog, y10j; Bar iron, Nei steel, -;
SH SV TIN reic. :" sisot Trace
chnins, 81 90 = dox; Tlnware, G0V cent, OIL;
uot,oe mills - "A cent, onl Machine bolts ~
accent. on; Carriage bolts, 10 ana v cent. on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23

Bark, Cinnamon, per opuud. l3@-a-r: bark.
Peruvian, per pound, it1EW. BoraN pcr b,
l5b9Ib; Hi,CnThontta of soda per ~ iNi'ai %
poias per N, "a I; castprol per gal, gN@l Oh
cinchnnida, pur w, Sbaf 49,. castillo soap
tuotilcdl, per ~, NstA cream urtr &. r., per
pound, i.H...; chRtk. lump, per pound, ~ u
raloWni, ~ ~ w. per nuund, auihN'i, rtlolnuii
English per pound. nml ~ cllorai ny
dnlte. 2bMl 81; cnioroioiln, VI p0 cnhpos'
ton powder, 'Reh ~ cover powdcrs, 1ip-----i
epson salts. per pound, 'inb; gum opium, per
pound, 4 -; gum otinphnr 2set. morphine,
pee M, - 81; machine OIL, golath Af9if.
quiulns y. \ W. per on, W, quhilne. ter
man nor on, 4 H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
1 Hreak for Liberty.

indianapolis, Ind, November = =
Ahnmt 7.36 this evening, the prisoners
in lie county Jail attempted 70 escape
Nv The use of dynamite. They, sue
n 80 in blowing hole through the
~ .Iis large enough to crawl through.
They were, however, sonir r',,', 10y
he sheriff with q cooked revolver, Or
'ierei TO their cells aud securely lock-
ed n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23

WHisKY--Recilfied vi lnelb1, m per proof.
sour mash, Que gear old, ~ ~ TWO Year. pldi
g2JJG2 -; three years old u WM2T3 nancy
crtrn old whisky siH.b,
WIHys-t'arot, cHAe,t Dplo1l ~ perqnh.
ity: Cninwba, per gallon, Dlll 1g Furl,tl 80
Bbt sherry, per gll,, II 9lI3 " hRleiIn
per gal, q gOa5 10; WhNe wine, Ia cases,
q 0ONlO ~.
Dry, So UltgJ2 ~: Hcidsick, In hhElet, 81 0llD
70 %; Krus, IA basket, 80 ntGD vt domestic
champagne, 81 UlaliW.
AiJ3-StocE Ale, per doz " upd2 ~. Porter,
pcs don, 81 DD@2 ~,
norrLED BErlt--St. ,ouis quartz ~ gtFts.
FrlAngcr beer, qunrtn, els 10; pinr s.l NJ
Schiitz Milwaukee, 1unrts sl2 90 p'uts sls NJ;
Hub Punch kia 70; Aniiieuy & kuhu's, ql-
sl2 10, pinis Sl2 ~; II. Clnusrn 4 Spp' che 'n-
pngne beer quarts silW. pinls sl23J.