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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
GALVESTON GLEANINGS.
The Saloon Men in their War Paint ther
Occurrepces.

OcCurTetces'
Galveston, July l5.-Judge Austin,
appointed to Investigates the charges
against Gwyn, the superintendent of
public schools, says THAT as soon as the
charges are formulated they will be
shown to Gwyn, and the accused and
the accusers brought together for a
hearing.
The handsome quadron wife of Har-
ry Samson, colored, both formerly of
Houston, was i'll and unable to accom-
The husband went and was having
q delightful time with Louise
Jackson, when the wife burst upon
the scene. While at home sick in bed
SIMPSONS wife suddenly felt that all
was not right, and Immediately started
out. The husband caught sight of her,
uplifted chair and showered blow af-
ter blow on her head and body. The
couple were married only eleven
months. The woman is infatuated
with her husband, and this morning
refused to make any complaint, saying
she knew he was temporarily insane
or he would not have acted thus
Sampson was discharged.
The Print this evening advocates
Galveston as the place for holding the
National Democratic convention, urg-
ing that for nearly quarter of GEN.
tury neither party has held its national
convention in Southern city.
The city council this evening passed
resolution declaring that the Texas
MeXi lean railway had forfeited all
rights, privileges and franchises here
tofore granted, having failed to con
struct the road from Galveston to
Laredo within the period of two years.
Galveston July lG.--Fifteen saloon
lists, including several well known
wholesale dealers, met this evening to
consider the Sunday law question.
| After discussions committee OF three
was appointed to consult with counsel
| for advice as to what course to pursue,
and especially regarding the PROPOSE
ton to have all saloons and beach re-
sorts closed next Sunday, and at the
same time have the law enforced in
every other particular, to the fullest ex
tent. This probably means the arrest
of every one who violates the Sunday
| law in the most trivial degree every
street car driver engaged in his occu.
patton, and likewise every boot
black, newsboy, iceman, baker, con
ductor and engineers of all railroads
trains, and janitors in churches, and
in fact every one whose occupation
may call for the least degree of work
on Sunday. The saloon men are
willing TO keep their places of business
closed from u. m. to 1 p. m. The re
suit of legal advice is awaited Will
much interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
IT SHINES FOR ALL.
THE SUMS STORY OF GARFIELD
AND THE STAR R0UTPRS.
DeIying Into Hidden Depths of Bargain and
Intrigue--A Dark Plot Revealed.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
New York, July l6.-The San pub
fishes extracts from the budget of >.
w. Dorsey, showing pledges made to
Garfield to secure his election. IL says
the sequel OF some events that had
their beginning with the nomination
of Garfield was ended with the verdict
in the recent star route trials. Two of
the defendants i'm the trials were so
intimately connected with the Repub-
lican canvass 81 1860, and one of them
at least so connected because of his
relations with the star route contrac-
tors, that the very remarkable history
of that canvass has been really in their
power to tell. The statement is that
Dorsey arranged and managed the
celebrated Fifth-Avenue Hotel con-
ference, by means of which campaign
money for the Republicans was raised
that Garfield there promised that
Levi =. Morton should be made secre.
tary of the treasury and also that
the refunding of United States
bonds should be given to a New York
syndicate to be designated by the
stalwarts. Conkling Kept away from
the conference and had no part in the
bargain. Dorsey organized the Indi-
AHA tllc 4NCM iolhCl .
contributed 100000 TO itin the Octo-
Der elections. For the November cleo
ton more than S2,00o,000 weR raised,
partly by Brady and the star reuters.
Much of it was spent in Indiana. In
the winter, Congress passed the funding
law but Garfield could not carry out the
agreement with the syndicate, because
Sherman got Hayes to veto the bill.
Sherman then got even for Garfield's
going back on him in the conven
ton. Dorsey found that Garfield had
other agreements, resulting in the up
pointment of MacNeagh and James to
the cabinet. His own advice was dis
regarded and he retired TO New Next
c.. He says he is $4,000 out of pock-
ct. .MacNeagh and James plunged
|, into the route prosecution, and whom
Dorsey went to see about il, Garfield
put his arm around him and said
"Steve, old boy, don't worry; go back
to your rancho" The statement is
very severe on Garfield, whom he
charges with the worst of bad faith all
around
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
LOCAL Markets.
[Note-Q Quotations are for lots, unless 9th
erwise staLed.l

Note Quotations are for lots, unless 9th
crwise stated.
Groceries.
COFFEE AND TEA.-CoFFEE-Very firm
common, &c: ordinary, 9kc; fair, 9Ac; prime
Rio, lie. fancy, nc; Cordoya, iU1Sc' Old gov
eminent Java, sc, TEA-Imperial, 400;
Runpowder 5O@t7O /,
SuGAR-Very firm Louisiana pure white,
csc; off white, &c; yellow clarified, g4c
fancy yellow clarified, 9Xc; open kettle 81.
CARS, choice, SIC; standard A.. SIC; standard
graduated. ~; Louisiana on graduated,
iGi4c: powdered, l0xc, cut loaf l0lSc
MoLAssES AND Louisiana molasses,
prime to choice, is0e5sc; corn Syrup,4
Louisiana, b3ftg5lz :.
FISH Mnckerel, l1f6 kits, No. !, 81. 10; No.
2, si.o, half bbls.. No. J, T.nt; No. 2 $40.
White fish, No. 1, hlf. bbls., s725; No. z, sa.vj
Dried herrings, per box. tVc. Cod fish; et9c.
SALT-Coarse, in bags, rl.ye lpe IN bugs,
-; LAKE, In nat hoop bills. si.sS92-iv; peck
CANNEp GooDs.--Prices per dozen; Pine
apples, standard, $3.50; Peaches. standard,
lbs, ti.6S; 3 lbs, s2.25g2.5O; seconds, hs.,
$3.50. u.s., $40; Tomatoes, standard, = bs,,
sl.2E seconds, 2 bs.. 81 10; bs., 81. 20, Green
corn, sli0Af.65. Green peas, sl.S5; Goose
berries, 81 2Sd NJ. RaspbeIries, VI 80 Cove
oysters full weight, h., 81 l5 ~, SIT light
weight, No., Csc: z b., SID; Salmon, D.,
81 IDOLS; 4 H., s..s5eD2.s5; Mackerel,. ] b.,
s.. 35a Its: SaYdines, American, 500 case;
imported, 5000 case: Strawberries, No., q 90;
Black berries. tl.25 Green cages u .5v, Con-
densed milk, crown, 800, Eagle, $50; SWISS
sgsDRrEs-starch, SIC. Soap, comm on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Wool, hides, Etc.

WooL-Nedium, according.to grade, equality
grade, quality and condition, Is TO ~; coarse.
according 20 grade quality and condition, Is
To 2ec; Mexican improved, according To grade
cordlng TO grade, quality and condition, 10
TO 10; bury. less, according 10 amount OF
burrs.
HIDEs--No ], heavy flint, dry n N iSc: No
2, heavy flint, dry, a N lie; No. !, light flnt
u n l0c: No, 2 light mint, z ID &c; badly dam.
aged, n 6c fallen hides lGt2c less; dry sailed
d &c.
pELTRIEs--Deer skins q II 29@25; antelope
skins, II 10 10@l3. goat skins, each it@Dlb;
sheep pelts, according 10 amount Of wool.
2Ocmnp; shearlings, according 10 amount OF
wool, l0Gnl5c, Mexican sheep pclts, q ID SGpltc;
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, llQDl2c; Mex.
lean sheep sherilngs, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

FINANCIAL.
GAZETTE OFFICE, July IL.
COLD AND sfI.vrp.
New York.


NEW yoRK, July i6,-Money 2@a,s, closed
at per cent. premium.
Prime mercantile paper, 5i<d6.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, weak
Mt sis4. sight. Sl4.
Government 3 per cent. bonds, l 02Js.
Extended SSH OIL
Coupons ilss--l 1888,
Coupons, Fs---l 1881.
Governments lower for threes, tours and
fours and n half railways weak; states secu.
rifles quiet; stocks showing a general decline
in prices to-day up to last half hour, when
there was an upward reaction OF u to lssc lat.
Pacific preferred and small fraction In other
stocks, the market closing firm at . reaction,
though sull showing an: important general
decline for the day, ranging from u
to &c on great majority of stocks with
greater decline on Manitoba of 5l4 aud Mem.
phis and Charleston of3lS, besides net de-
cline for the day on Pacific Mall of per cent
Canada Southern ~, Canada Pacific and
Denver ~ each, Missouri Pacific ~. New
York Central Il, Northwestern TX, Alton e.
Terre Haute !, Western Union rs, Texas &
Traction on the remainder OF the list. In
the last hour Richmond Il Danville. ad-
vanced from 57Is TO SO, and West Point from
MS to2SA. The Evening Post says the mar
ket has touched a lower point than at either
of the two prev ious periods OF depression, on
or about February ?oth and May 2lst, and II
Is believed there is large short interest out
standing. Transactions 3Ss,0u).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
MIR. Murphy,s Lecture.

While the Christian church was not
crowded last night to hear Mr.. Murphy
deliver his lecture on "Things helpful
and things hopeful in teaching the
audience WIS eminently "A refined and
appreciative one. The reverend gen.
tleman handled the subject in u mos
able and entertaining manner, all
present being benefited by his words
of wisdom. The peroration was really
grand, the plea for the boys tending
our vast herds, aud the little ones in
our cotton fields touched the hearts OF
all. The audience dispersed feeling
that cit was good to be there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
HOMER, LA.

I Over "a Game of Cards Results
In Death.
r, La, July l6.-Charlie } ohn-
Floyd Mont, both colored, en-
IL game of cards late yester-
ling on Aycock's place, four
pin town. Charlie put up a
against a pair of sleeve but
FIoyd. The former won, but
scIined to give up the buttons.
drew his pistol, but was dis
sy some colored men present.
Using TO go home, the pistol
rped TO him. Mont had gone
hirty steps when Johnson
Ire and killed him instantly,
"a shot hitting him just above
~ eye. johnson is in Jail
preliminary examination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
To Water Consumers.

. Owing to the large .incroas in con-
sumption of water, we decided to in
crease our well or filtering capacity,
and had the work nearly finished
when the rise in the West Fork COM
PEELED us TO stop work and caused the
muddy water. The river is now fall
ing and with a few days of low water
we will complete the new well and
hope after that to be able to furnish
clear water at all times, and respect
fully ask the indulgence of our Gus
toners for a few days. Very truly,
Il. w. WATER WORKS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Liquors..


80 5000 rs; fancy per gallon, MS per high
Wines
WnisKY--Rectined 81 loa150. as per PROOF
sour mash, one year old, 81 90 two years old;
s2)nt12 25 three years old 81 50a2 rs: fancy
extra old whisky sos.
wINEs--Claret case.lsS 5D@lo0o. as per quail
tty; Catawba per gallon, 300 so Port, 81 300
90; sherry, per gall 81 2ein3 90; Madeira,
per gal, VI 6s9o oV White wine, in cases,
81 00GDl0 co.
CHAMPAoNE--G. II. Mumm n Co., Extra
Dry, e2s 5000 90; Heidsick, In basket, s26 O0Cl
2S W; krug, In basket, s26 0o0p2S 10; Domestic
champagne, 81 00GoiI 90.
ALE-Stock Ale, per doz., 81 0o02 Is; Porter,
per doz., so 00ep2 %
BOTTLED BEER--St. Louis quarts, 81 90; pts.
el2 so; Budweiser, own size, al3 %; plnts
sls 90; Erlenger beer, quarts, sl3 90; pints
si3 50; Schiitz Milwaukee, quarts sl2 co. pinis
Sl3 20: Hub Punch Sl3 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Poisoned by Handling Hides.
my. Tinles.l

Samuel McWilliams was buried at
Greenville, n. j., yesterday. His
death was caused by handling hides.
He was employed by G.. b. Horton, a
dealer in hides in the Swamp. The
doctor, when he became ill, told him
Il at he thought the poison came from
th> hide of beast afflicted with MUIR
rain, but the sick man believed it
came from solution containing ar
senic put on the hides to cure them
malstlike rats, which would other
was forty-five years old and left wife
and five children. His widow
said at her home, at number
Twelve Roosevelt street last evening
that he was handling hides a week
ago Monday, and was inoculated by
the poison coming in contact with n
simple pimple under his left ear. He
began to feel unwell on Wednesday,
but he worked until Friday, when his
neck began to swell and he called n
doctor His head and neck swelled up
until the flesh was pulled out beyond
the chin and ears, and he died at 10
O'clock Sunday morning. Michael
Donovan. of No. 435 Pearl street, was
working with him. He had pimple
on the left side of the face in front OF
the ear. He wiped his face while per-
spring. He was very sick from Thurs
day to Sunday. He attended the fu-
neral yesterday, and thought he would
get well. He said that it came from
the poison used on the hides. He was
more uLwell than McWilliams at first.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

NEW ORLEANS, July l6.-Spot duh and
easy: sales 40. Closing quotations. Ordinary,
ll-l6; good ordinary, 5 9-l6; low midding,
w; middlipg, g5s: good niddling 91s; mid
uling lair, l0Is; fair, ~,
Futures opened steady, ruled quiet but
steady and closed steady nj S@l0 points lower
for July and August, and l@e5 lower for other
months. Closing quotations: 96S asked f)r
July; . t0d9 81 August; 8 59mD 81 September
0 4l@q 10 October: o 3Ga937 November; o 37@
o IS December
Net receipts, 075; gross.l,5 exports coast
wise, 5,8i5; sales, 5000; stock, 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
A Blow at Pekin.

PEORIA H., July ia destructiv We
wind storm passed over Pellin this af-
ternoon, doing much damage to prop
erty. The Bemis house was blown
down, but the occupants, with one ex-
ception, escaped unhurt. Smith IS
pillow works and Hodges header
works were partly destroyed. The
depot and round-house were demol-
ished, and number of cars blown
from the track. Several stores and
dwellings were unroofed. No estimate
of the loss can be made yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

Potatoes, country 4ea5cc = bushel; Onions,
heans, IL. L, med bbls., 1855; large lima,
5000; small butter, 4iSS5c; bayo, 63l@7c;
Pickles, medium, ~ 5nals 90 y bbi.; half bbi.,
s. COOS 90.
RetailA-yInegar, supple 35a5,c y gal: pure
wine, soc; Peas, green, dried, ~, 0l4c; black
s@iuc; Cabbage, 5aec BlncGberrfes 50Gp75c per
ga Plums 2,a4ec per gal; waiermelons %
bushel box; Tomatoes 75@sl, .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
GERMANY.

kE sTUDENT DUELISTS.
burg July 16.-The name of
man American student in the
is Lenning. His OPP
name is Maschel. The duel
hit at ten PAGES. Maschel was
The abdomen and died shortly
tds. The two men belonged
student societies. and the duel
Bed by Lenning insulting Mas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
stapleDrngs.

Peruvian, per pound. lb@S0; Rorax per b,
laepis; Bi-cnrbonate of soda per n, 834@i q p
peras per n. Pol; castor oil per gal, iD@l -;
clnchonlda, per oS., nsetl o.; CASTLE soap
pound, 3s6aiD chalk, lump, per pound, Pc I;
caiomel, r. 4 w, per pound, 50qso; calomel.
drate. i 7b@i IS; chIoroforin, goaeo. compost
ton powder, 36h 10 dovers powders, 100 81;
epson salts, per pound. 3Ci5; gum opium, per
pound no. h' oanor, al, pse1 M M
aulnine, Il. a w. per o., ~ quinIne. Ger
man, per or, 50; quinine, German, case, per
or, ] 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

sherman Courier. A little son of
John Hollingsworth, at White Mound,
was bitten about seventeen months
ago by a dog. So long q time had
elapsed that no uneasiness was felt by
the parents, but Oh Monday last the
little boy began to feel sick, and Tues
day developed strong symptoms of
that terrible malady, hydrophobia.
Yesterday he was having commissions,
and it became evident that the fatal
poison was doing its fearful work,
with but slight hopes of recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

"Why didn't you stand aside aud let
that woman pass?n asked a policeman
of a negro. Cease she Is my wife, sah
She makes me stan a,oun' at home,
hut when / ketches her on the street
lets her take her chances, sab. Ef yer
wanter see man wild p'liteness born
IN him. come up to my house an see
dis ole man hop roun' de yard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
paInt. nh. ,,a x.r,,.,...

PAiSrs, per white lead, 79ic N; yellow
ochre, dry, &c; burnt amber in oil, lSc dry, 7c
ofiss-Boiled iinseed In bbis., 65c per Val:
raw 62c;. neatsfoot, 6oaT5c; fish, t0abse; spirits
tnrpentine, 6,c; coal oil, 2-5 cases, Brilliant,
VI W; Brilliant, bbls l5c; Brilliant l2-i. Al AZ,
lilo; 20 81 300 30; e-5, g. 90; Eupion, bbls., 25c
per gallons; Euplon, 20 cases. 50 80: lard oil,
y, 6opS5c; West virgidin, 20a25c.
coach varnlsh, s; ssss8 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

FLOUR easir--stanpards royai'patent. $50
Dol sacks, 81 ssas 10 n leo rs. Corn sne,ss.
ner bushel, ssc; Hcnsiy and grits, Dbl,
500; Oatmeal, y half bbl.,' S. OK Crack ed
wheat y. &c; Crackers X soda, ecd0slc, XIX
soda, 6CpT; MN soda, u4a7ifc; cream soda.
sM0iu4c; X lemon creams, AG0iSc x ginger
snaps sa9lSc: Xxx, 9l8fDl0c; assorted cakes and
jumbles. II olSiSc. Wheat In llght receipt:
soc ssl, as TO quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
MEXICO.
q JoTTISGs.

JoTTINGs.
K Mexico, July 16.--A German
PAPER in the interest of German
a Immigration will be estab-
bre. The It0o Republics, the
EAmerican interests, has been
and will appear daily hence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Horpb,ower flushed,

Pittsburg, July l6.-Rev. ID. w.
Hornblower, professor of theology and
homiletics in the Western Theological
seminary of the Presbyterian church,
died this evening. His wife is daugh-
ter of Justice Bradley of the United
States Supreme Court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Fruits and Nuts.

Fruits--oranges, box, $4,000 SO; Lemons
=, oots5 so: Raisins, London layers, 50 90, plain
ss %; Prunes, Y 10. DO; Figs, l5SS2oc; bananas
81 n0Di 80, bunch.
.Nnts-Peanuts.. white, Y NJ. &c. Pecans. 10;
Walnuis English, lec: French, lie: Brazil
&c; Cocoanuts, IS go u 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

i,fc; German olive, SIC. Cendles, full boxes
ioc. haives Ice; quarters 10c. indigo el.nQb.
biueing, SSi.v0 dozen. Coleina ans mustard
el.soasb5o dozen. .Maccaroni. imported, l5clb:
american, $40 box. Buckets, two hoops
ti.T5es3. IS Dozen e'''''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Meat, nudI.nr,,.

| MEATS lower--Sugar cured hams, isxc; u
con, packed, breakfast bacon, lli4c, sh ort cl'
| lbs long clear, lie: Bulk meats. packe
LARD lower--Tierces, 1lLc hlf bills, IKE;
so ~ tins, ll9Sc; % 10 tins, NE; ~ 10 tins Lc
| Glib tins, li7kc, 3 n tins, l2c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Hardware.

Nails, rites, 81 y; Hoes, io 2 cont. OFF, Axes,
sbo o A% eeg snev Ear roa 9s 1 Steel c
sheet iron, No. Y Is, &c: Fence wire,
aIggol1c. lin Plate, sI50: Trace
Cooking stoves, sii lNsgGo 90; Fire nnntels,
$40 G0G91 90: Coffee mills y 2 cent. oil; Bolts,
40 u cent. Oh; Carriage bolts. 90 y cent. Oh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
saddIery and Harness.

SKxRTrs0.--No. !, California, per ID, 40 TO
FAIR Oak per To-, 80 10 rs cts; 10. ], Fair
Hemiock per h., 81 10 30 cts: No. OHIO OAK
pes lb., ~ 10 - cts,
II ARsEss:--Wagon. short tug, sli 00sD w;
Wagon long aug, slS 0tapz5 ", u.
COLA Rs:-- Wagon, full stock, sll 500 ~
Wagon, extra wool, D00@.5 "; Duck COILS,
"a 1904 10. .a..<.,a-. =,
Filings, No. ex., per dox., IS 5o9IO 10 III
SADDLES : Raised stamped CALI so 0ocsIo w
Sill tree sis ODas 400 No. tied courses Rose
or Love. sis 0OiDi8 20; No. Austin rigs laced
$40 0Da25 Ot Mo- 4 Austin rigs, rlyetsd
rigs. black or oiled, - 30 q 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
FRANCE.
'AD BUDGET.

ga BAD BUDGET.
July 10. The revenue of
BIZ the first half of the present
Ills, 100000 francs below esti-
Midget. tits anticipated that
u be an increase. of the esti-
imports in June increased 64,-
E6ncs, az compared with June,
kports for that month de-
ef.O00, 900 francs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

The New Braunfels wooden mills
turn out on an average 400 yards per
day. These goods are In such great
demand that they cannot fill half the
orders they receive. The number or
hands employed is forty-tive. The
weavers are all women, and they earn
from seventy-five cents to one dollar
per day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
Bagglng, Tles and Rore.

Bagging-Globe, ~ ~, full weight, II I
IA 10, null weight, lO,Ac;
,fies1,Arrow, No. 4 81 1901 90; Rope, sirai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

Col. Tom Lipscomb contends that he
has found near Denison genuine oys-
ter bed, whereas to be found solid
bed of oyster shells in perfect state OF
preservation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17

There is some talk at Bryan about
General Hardeman being made gen
eral manager OF the A. aud III. college
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
FecdstuFs.

NAY New country loose from wagon
| So t0eo700 per ton; Corn, country, Soc Oats
| country, D6p3,c; Bran. 81 90 per 100; Chops
| 81 rs per lO0. Barley, 1910.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
ACCIDENT ANNALS.

Newport, r. L., July l6.-It is ru-
mored that the steamer Lottie +. Nor
ril, of Leveston, r. L., has been lost
with all on board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
GLAND.

s1np>SD THE NEW CANAL.
Jff1 Is. DE Lesseps says
knt b rejection of his agree
4 British government re-
he allel Suez Canal, which
IL bought improbable, he
re 10 the opinion of the
Wa HI would ask for the
= French government in
LI2h demands.
~ xjATTLE DISEASE.
1l1 applying to a question by
<50f1S ervative, in the commons
1U)f, said he could not pro-
RETALIATION in regard to the
Dn Of cattle. The govern
hid order that a careful ex-
Of cattle from every coun-
kde, so that they could see
atricter application of the
preventing disease was nee
bE8 FROM WIMBLEDON,
IeInen at Wimbledon have
E40 which will be competed
b Members of the American
British team and the reserve
cornpete against the Amer
be approaching international
ho are: Corporal Bates, First
xe9txnent; Corporal Caldwell,
lesR; corporal Parry, Second
3x8 Sergeant Dodds, First
Sergeant Gratevick, First
Brgeant Hargrave, Sixteenth
Fe; Captain Godsal, Second
Quartermaster Gouldsmith,
icester; Private Gibbs, First
b; Private Goodear, Sixth
lire; Private Lowe, Thir-
tiddlesex; Private A. McKit-
L pumfries; Private Waite
nh Lancashire; Major Hum
alnbridge University Rifles;
Kenel, First Ayrshire; Maj
Ne. Fourth Devon; Major
twenty first Middlesex; Lieu
Whitehead, sixtieth Lance
he american team express
es as satisfied with their. re-
England, and say the ample
hey are having compensates
measures for the exclusion
pa gauge.
CONSERVATIVE POLICY.
Meeting of the conservative
OF parliament to-day, al
orthcote presided, it was de
bppose the Suez canal agree
|AI DIRECTORS REPORT.
bort Of the British directors
ez Canal company says they
0Wer to request a satisfactory
d depth for the new canal
rangement for the reduction
British shipping at the end o.
krs will probably be relieved
tent of one million pounds
ment for the appointment o
vice-president and inspector
{tion, secures British interests
Rn anything would short of 8
BRITISH management. The
to secure those valuable adj
or leave the company to full
b of a monopoly.
FIRE AT HULL.
Warehouses containing grain
oil, were destroyed by fire a
Inc loss amounts to 100, 00'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-17
COTTON.
st Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, July l9.--Cotton dull aud easy:
middling, "a; sales, 1900; receipts, AS; ship
ments, lac; stock, l,7t0.