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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
BASTIsOP.
A Suspicious Looking, But Unfortunate
Stranger--An ARRAY Among Me-
gro~s Minor Mention.

A Suspicious Looking, But Unfortunate
Stranger--An Array Among Me-
gro~s Minor Mention.
Special TO the Gazette.
Bastrop, Aug. S.-A suspicious char
acter was found about three miles
above town Monday in IL helpless con-
dition, having fallen from bluff
about ten feet high and seriously IN
juring himself internally. He is about
five feet ten inches high aud about
thirty-five years old, has blue eyes,
and dark hair and whiskers, but light
complexion and seems to have been
in lad health for year or more. He
gives his name as Bill Ross, but says
he has been known by several names.
Any person may obtain better intor-
nation 10y addressing the sheriff OF
this county.
Some negroes had an alteration on
Cedar creek about seven miles from
town this evening, which resulted III
one by the name Of JEFF Cleveland be-
ing shot in the mouth and arm by
Tom Roberts. He was not dead at last
accounts, but expected 10 die.
Mr.. II. S. Griesenbeck, of the Waco
Examiner, is in Bastrop.
Work OH the courthouse is progress
ing rapidly.
Weather warm and business dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

CALD WELL.
A Dead Man Eaten by Hogs and Mutiln-
ted Beyond Recognition Crop
Prospects.

Prospects.
Special to the Gazette.
Caldwell, August S.-Some excite
ment was created here yesterday by
the report that man was killed on
the railway track some miles north of
this place. Investigation proved that
some one had been killed or died about
two miles this side of Yellow Prairie
Nothing could be found to identify the
party. He had been dead several
weeks. The hogs had eaten him, and
destroyed all hopes of ever locating
him. He was several yards from the
railway and 1t is thought that he either
died from exhaustion or was muir
dered.
The corn crop in this section is more
than an average, but the cotton crop
is very poor A bale to four acres is
the estimate. Besides the prevailing
drouth, the caterpllars have damaged
the crop considerably, but the boil
worms are the greatest source of grief.
In some localities they have destroyed
three-fourths of the crop. One planter,
who thought Il short while ago that
he would market five hundred bales,
now thinks he will hardly market two
hundred. Corn is selling here at fifty
cents, although there is an abundance
produced
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
EDITION.
SAN ANTONIO.
oharees 70 De Preferred--A Texas Hilton
indignation Of the Mexican People.
Mixed Case.

s""'o" OF the Mexican Peoplc-.-
a Mixed Case.
Special to the Gazette.
San Antonio, August SIT 10 ~
mored here that serious charges uilI
pe shortly preferred against Isnited
states District Attorney (iutbrie ~
the Southern district of Texas
The. Mexicans are very INDIGNANT
over the order from the lessee of San
redro Park prohibiting Mexicans
from dancing In the pavilion or the
grounds. IL Is said he has had several
cnaiienges sent him by prominent
Mexican citizens, and he denies hav-
ing given the order, though the evil
uence seems to be against him. An
INDIGNATION meeting was attended by
ABOUT three hundred Mexicans last
hight, and u party was org inized To
TAR and feather KollhiiI, but
tney were restrained by the
more moderate, We have Mexican
citizens occupying the highest posi-
lions IN all respects, and, as there was
no discrimination made By Mr.. Kohl
hill, all ielt the insult keen,y and
alike. The park Is public place. be-
longing To the people, and the Mexi.
cans will put up money to GUST Koll-
hill and restore the park to the public
Kollhill is IA German and came here
from California one year ago.
The Mexican custon officer Mt
Piedras Negras has refugeed in Texas.
His books show that he has not given
credit to Captain Monroe, chief con-
tractor on the Mexican extension OF
the Sunset railroad, for duties paid on
goods imported for the railroad forces.
The Mexicans come on Monroe for
$4,000 aud he resists them, claiming
to have paid all his dues to their gov
eminent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

WHIsKY--Rectined 81 IOal6O, as per proof.
sour mash, one year old. 81 % two years old.
s2JJts2 -: three years old 81 5oa275 fancy
extra old WHISKY siGp5,
WISEs-Claret, case,s 3 5OfGlOO0 IA peraual.
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 800 so Port, al 2l0t
s. %; Sherry, per gall, 81 1908 %; Madeira,
per gall, "a ocsso w White vine, In cases,
u 0O1sI0 %.
CHAMPAGSE-G. II. Mumm Co., Extra
Dr., az ovsgJ0 W: II 2dsick, in basket s2s Ula
y W; KSng, IN basket, s2o VDQp2s %. domestic
champagne, 81 OdGI5O no.
ALE-stoex Ale. per doz., 81 Oo@2 %; Porter
per doz., 81 OOls2 IS
sig 50; Budweiser, own size, ella 90: pi,ts
81 or Erlanger beer, quarts, Sl3 NJ; pints
fi3 ~; Schlitz Milwaukee,, quarts sl2 %; pints
sl3 ". Hub Punch xi2 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

Closed at ~ o """e' e"Ss w $40
frltne mercantile paper 4iSaa.
Sirrilng exchange, bauknble bills steaty
Sif: sight NIli. $500 '0et'f
Three per cent bonds-3s 10 -.
coupons, SIS ~.
Coupons. 4s-..l 1914
governments higher for Rs, ~ and ;ts's,
rtuwnys generaliy lower, Northern Pacific
u, - S.s res, Iennt ssce Incomes and Texas PA.
enc snu ifio Grapde firsts slower. state "a II.
. ~, uua stocks GENERALLY are uniavorab,e
mnu MvsN. During forenoon after i23, the
n ii, WIS steady nhtil lule lffor one
N VlDnk when there was aid on Northern
iavinv, W winch Oregon 4 TRANSIT anti nental
uescenue'' rom Istp5v In few minutes aud
~ tne same Time tho Northern fncihc d.
c l, from is,zfnI mn fbr common aud nom
o.yfSSoh Tor pr fairad; and tie Oregon Navi.
gAtioh company declined from isS60l35 Texas
ihciilc also declne al the same time from
SMmfs anu the Kansas e Texas declined from
zoa S,.s During this time the recline In the
rest OF the market was only isG3s. Among
the specialtes also was tho Alton \ Terrc
iiaute which declined from 8,ee5f. making "A
decline OF per cent. up TIL 2 o'c'ock. lust
before o'clock the oregon & TransConti-
mental recovered per cent. an the general
market outside recovered lStH. In the last
hour the market was at first steady ut the re-
covery noted AT Z o. cock, but steadness soon
turned into weakness. prices declining In
last half hour VA Y; TrNns-tou'inental
!sssdTi%; Texas 4 Ia file 2nk@ss: Northern
iaclfc common iBts@L on the remainder OF
the market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
An INTERNAL MACHINE.

MORTALITY IN A MADnousE.

MORTALITY IN a MADH0UsE
Cairo, Augustus. -The native officials
here are much alarmed concerning the
condition Of patients in the madhouse.
1t has been discovered despite strenu-
Gus denials that there have been in
four days thirty-two deaths from chol-
era. while the number of inmates was
but 30.
The English doctors on becoming
aware of the condition of affairs ut the
institution endeavored to remedy 1t,
but even yesterday the place was in a
filthy condition aud number of bodies
of victims lying beside persons suffer-
ing with the disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Building Material

LuMBra-- Rough lumber boxing, 10 inches
and under. first class, si0 stripping lsxs, s2i;
boxing and iioofing clears, 81; thick clears,
~ and IL, 81: rough lumber, second class
3la; ioist and scanting, cults. si9.
SfpISG--fifst common white pine, $50 h,E
second d :, 4 q third do, ~, poplar. ~ Z. pl,-
tive plne y; sN 9; DO y, y native r.ugh,si,.
DRESSED LUMBER 5oxing " inches and
uodrr ) 40 -; do Sxs, 81 WM26 no
scantling. Joi.t or any common lumber,
81 ocp2J NJ; boxing over IL Inches, s25,uD.s
~ ~; thick clears, IA To land 2, s2i VOl92s or
second cnss. any kind, sis oOa2l W.
DRESSED Ann MATCHED FLDoRINS-First-
class. I. u. second class, ~.
WHlTEPfNE FUkNiruISG LUMBER--iL, TX
and inch white p ne, 80; inch do sd.
CEiLisG--IiEAnfD on PLAfS-tirst com-
mon white pine, ~ $3.50; ID do, sso I'd do. s25;
pppl,a.r Y, sT5g poplar ~ 2.5S' na'ivepine.
POPLAR LuMBER.--.lH, ~, and inch. SIS;
do inch. So.
snIseLks--w White pine A, s.; DO shaded A.
s1.2j, do extra No. !, $50. cypress. best, any
brand, ~ do No. 2, = 80; do Mob, s;Ses native
sawed heart, sf.ys seps, $50.
PicKETs. - white pine; dressed and headed,
square or Hat, si yellow pine do. 81; Hath, -.
LIME, CEMENT, Ero.---Lime, Austin, Ss25
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville. or Rosenale, ~
per bbi.: Portland, 81 per Dbl. Plaster Paris.
New York or Michigan. 81 per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Wool. Hides. Etc.

Wool Medium, according TO grade quality
and con dillon, ~ 70 BIC; hue according 10
arsde. quality and condition. is 10 ~; cvsifse,
according 10 grade quality and condition. Is
10 Ac' Mexican Improved, according 10 grade
quail and condition. ~ " 10; Mexican, ac-
cordiDg To grade, quality and condition., 10
10 IL; bury. less. according To amount OF
burrs.
HiDzs--No. l, heavy nint, dry y n re; No.
2, heavy hint, dry, y ID lie. No I, light flint,
u n luc: No. 2, light hint, 4 n yc: badly dam.
aged. N &c: fallen hiJes ld2c less: dry saitsd,
n n loo; green sailed, h 10. green butcher, =
PgLrRIEs Nominal, teason sver. Deer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
stnp,e Drugs.

Bark. Cinnamon, per pound, 24aS0c; bark,
Peruvian, per pound, I5d,A,: Rorax per D,
lf@s; Ri-carbonate Of soda per N, Sstcni: = ~
peras per N. smi, castor oil per gall. iNd d;
cinchonida, PER on, VNti 0G CASTLE soap
pound, asa i0 chalk, lump. per pound. q, /:
raioinei r. \ w, per pound r09so; calomei,
English, per pound. adl -. chloral n.y.
uiafe, ! Ihml y. chiornform. .0agV; COMPOSE
ti'n nowder, SchD tovers powders, | 1901 ~;
epson salts, per pound, SD5 gum opium. per
pound, p gum camphor, ,h6n32. morphine,
per oz, ~ l5. machme oil, golden, S50nsu;
quinine, r. W., per or, "; quinine, Ger
man, per or, so quinine, German, case. per
o., To-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A safe Burglary in iowa-A Record
Yesterdays Mfsdeeds.

A safe burglary In iowa-A Record
Yesterdays Mfsdeeds.
Chicago, August S.-The Jout1'"ts
McGregor, Ia, special says the safe III
the store of Buckmen " bro. Va. was
morning and $500 stolen.
A BRUTAL DEED.
st. Louis, August SWIM. Tanner
Hill eighteen years old, working for
Herbert Hartmann, a farmer living
four miles south of Bellevllie, ~,
took advantage Of the absence 0, the
family last evening and entlceu MN,
ME Hartmann, the twelve year oiu
niece OF the farmer 10 ylsi, = 'oua5
where he Drutally assaulted her anu
then fled The Girl was found terri
bly bruised. she suffered all night
from convulsions and there are nu'
little hopes of her recovery. Inc cii-
zens are hunting for Tannerhii'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
LIVE STOCK,
Chicago.
..... ...---...

CHICAGO, August S.--HoGs--Receipts,i 4, 30 !:
market stronger; mi xcj, D UtaJ ~; heavy 3 1,
la,5 q D light D 7h4g ~.
" i,AiT ~ Recipes, $3.50 market active; fat
grades rsng; cxporters, 3 4Jn0.5: good 10
chulce Skipping steers, 100 90 common 10
medium. 900? y.
active: inferior To iui 25s@5 rs; good 10
cnoicei 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

PAINTS, per b-White lead, nc n. yellow
ochro. dry, DC; burnt amber in oil, Isc; dry, 7c
OIis--loiled linseed in bills, sc per gall
raw o2c; neatsfoot, B0h 75c: Ash, t6n5sc; spirits
&c; coal oil, rs cases, Brilliant,
40; rs 81 2o@ 50; -, e. 90. Eupion, bbis. 25c.
per gallon; Eupionr % cases, ~ 30; lard OIL
s., I0pS5c West Virgidia. .DG25c.
VABSIsHE5-t,opal, 1lcGesl % per
coach varnish. s. ssen8 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

Nails, rates, 81 W Hoes, A. u cert. on; Axas.
Collins, so 80 simmons. 5s Hackinsas k
Tbs Ames's shevsls, Z do,, sl20s Horse
Sheet Iron, No. ~ Il, &c; Fence wire,
Slls@0,sc. Tin Plate, $3.50: Trace
chains, $500 4 doz: Tinware, 40 "A cent. on;
Cooking stoves. 81 ncb50 or Fire mnntels,
slol0aaD on Coffee milla q - cent on. Volts.
iO8 cent. OF; CARRIAGE bolts, 90 . cent. on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
staple Dry Goods.

HEAVY BROWN corroSs-Net 80 days-En.
8ls Atlanta, ~ Z.
FINE BRowN CorroSs-- Appleton R.4.t, ~;
BANGOR -, 6lG: Root e IL, Bt5; Bedford r., 81
In, 81; Pcpperel r., ~
Observation-Disclosures 90 days. on sdale
~. Va. LANCER 81, 5lT; Blackstone A 4 Al o;
Cabot III, ); Bo I ~, So; Our own rs, BJs
DniLLS-- Black ayd browntron, too.
q brown Duuks--Lone Star soa., IL. Mag
nolia, \ or, lliS.
brand 10 on, 10.
TICKING, onestoea gold medal, 1915; Ba
gor fancy stripe No. !, Ms; Omega, A, q.
lBIS. Thorndyke, ~.
Observation-Disclosures ~. American, ID
linz tons, ~ 10 81; Apron checks, vi to
HICKORY Standardization, blue
black, l.lEc; Rock river, W..
PRINrs-Hart~ts, Ole: Spragueu, Size: Con-
Devon dress STYLES, l09l2; Eariesion, -:
book fold, s54@gls;.
CorroN Dnkss uoops--Dibcge, &C. Alpaca
busters gmlolsc; Brocades, TIC, Lacs bant-
ings, ~, 10, 1iGl6lSc.
BLANK rs -addle blankets, sT.D0@A5,
dos: grey blankets si.2j, 80, 4 5iIas.oJ ca
white blankets, f225, 300, t.0Oal2.oo each:
scarlet blankets, T.,N, 9.o0GlpW each; CALI
tornia blankets $500, T.phpi2.5) each, silver
grey .ianltc,- ~ - 2..i5ga.5i zach; lap robes
$1,000 $500 eAch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Produce.

Potatoes. country 4oa5oc q bushe; Onions
teams, II. +, med, bbls., Xs5c; large TINA
6lSp7s; small butter, 4l4G5c: bayo. 8A@7c;
Pickles. medium. 50 5NsleD0 4 bbi.: hal bbl.,
IS 1905 ~.
Retail-vinegar, apple. sscs5oc p gal; pure
wine, SOC, Peas green, dried, q H., SIC; black
Hanc c; Cabbage, &c; Strawberries 5lG75c per
gal Plums 25@i0c per gall: Watermelons Is
et25; Cantelopes lDGD35; Apples 5Dg7oc per n
bushel box; Tomatoes soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
nrcad.siun.

FLOUR easir--Stanrard' royal patent, $50
v hol; sacks. 81 Svns ~ a l'0 fbs. Corn meal,
ner oushsl, sSr; Homins ani grlts. y bbt.
whea', v n. Re. Crackers: X soda, 6id6y4r, Xxx
soda eOp7; xxx soda, c,46p7,Sc: cream soda,
9luI4c: \ lemon creams, sseylSc; Y ginger
snaps. Wa plsc: M, " "a l0,g assorted cakes and
jumbles. ia@i2ifc, Wheat In itgat receipt:
soc ssl, as to quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
LABOR NOTES.
Nail Mills Re.umed--ThreatenedS Strike of
Coal Car Drivers.

Nail Mills Re.umed--Threatened Strike of
Coal Car Drivers.
Pittsburg. August S.-The Western
Nail Association to-day decided to
order II general resumption OF nail
mills for four weeks from next Monday.
The suspension for the last four weeks
has resulted in greatly diminishing
stocks Trade is light but the outlook
is encouraging. Card rates remain
unchanged.
A THREATENED STRIKE.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, August S.-The
driver boys of the Holenback mines of
the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Conf
pany here presented bill of griev-
apces to the officials. Seven cars of
coal represent days work. for a
miner and and laborer; drivers who
take the cars out of the mines say
they are getting .three-fourlhs OF
DAYS pay for il, and demand a full
day, If their claim is not acceded to
general strike may be looked for this
week at the Diamond, Holenback and
Empire.
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS.
Philadelphia, Pa. August S.-The
amalgarnated iron and steel workers
convention resumed deliberations this
morning. The entire session was
occupied with n number of important
resolutions. President Jarrett deliv-
cred the annual address, covering al
most all topics that are expected to
come up for action during the conven-
ton. jarrett says his reason for de-
clining reelection Is not owing to
health, but strictly on account OF pri-
vate interests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09


ST. Outs, August s.--coiton--Quiet. mid
ding o.; sales ~ receipts lv0; shipments
so; stock on hand 500.
PROVISIONS.
ST; ouIs, Aug; Acknowledgement; fam
lily, SNI39: choice, coal TO-
WHE.T--Active and higher; No. red
05Jz all u cash; / 0 lStal u,is August | D75s
81 @iA september: 90 Aui 0lls october.
CORN Higher; 1sls@iSH cash and August:
As u a ~ September. A. o Missz October.
OATs--Higher ~ 0j@2Sz cash; 25oJG26L
August; - 90 September.
PRODUCE.
WHIsKY-Steady at ~.
PoRK-Slow; jobbing at - 3,@l3 80.
BACON Quiet long clear lz@75z; short
ribs 7ss1794; short clear So
BULK MEATs-I.owei: long clear 30.
CoRS MEAL Steady at 700.
HAMs-l lHDl3%.
LARD--Nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
CATrLE--Rccepis iYD: supp large, but
not OF very gotd quality; prices lower; ex-
ports 70gjg; heavy shipping 3ju5bi;
light 1905 %; Texans 5Atri ~.
ssHEEP--keceipis IiUo; s,eady; medium To
good 35Osi ie; prime a@i oT Texans 275
IA 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

pRuvfsioSs.

NEW IoHg, August s.--FLovR--ssteatly.
CoFFEE-lvtet and steadicr, rio TiaT g..
SUGAR -Dull; refined quiet au easier
Confectloner's A, 81 s;cut loaf and crushed. 0ls.
Est,a q !4@5is: white extra ~; yellow ~
mBs4; OF y 7staS standard A sti@s3.: granu-
lated ~: Cubns s;s919.
Molasses-quiet; New orlcens; 30; best re-
nning,2
kIcs.-~icady and IN fair demand.
RostS.-i'5sl Bn
TURpENTISE-Dull at ss,{CaSSS,
poRk--Ouiet aud held stronger " sodiG NJ.
Cur M. 1s-.Duli and nominal long clear
middling 81.
LAkD--Strung at St6aSTj
PRODUCE.
wHEAT---i'ash lots iletA higher; options
opened Afi higher AM stronger; No, red
0In; steamer No. red III No. 3 etiItis
al l2l3; steamer M. 2 red l3Sfl l3,s; No.
redl i5l; free on board iSls6pt 10 elevator.
.CoRN.--cash lots vol higher FOR August;
No. fully ~ better; others k@l. higher
MOB, IS; No. ?, slN@d2'4: store C2 a@6s,1
wooi.
WooL--steady and fairly active; Texa,
litGE.
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BRIEF.

| ~ =.
H.. Of binding done =
Is Office. ]. rood as new at
,Srr bIudery y. inst received
er 4 hc. -. the finest in the
sID ,pI, Sls'Peas' Mcclur rs,,.a IN
: pamphlets etc, ,Ss 's GAZETTE
AZ King for Harper's
p o,,s.s &c ! Quest tooth lotion
sfse'' ..,,.le. etc., bound |, IN
700, . n,',.,si style at Ga
udery. ...t tobacco at
0raNs.';, ,,s. nle door sou'h
n Office ,.,,t;nep tooth
MET r, tsss he cake. s0la 0y
p . NH !, II kinds done at the
n aifi & inihs best Styles ''''
ives, prics' 80 .Roroden-
IIsrpsr. Fragrant ,,inI. P For sale
wood 4 King ,,,o.s,,re
e, rs sas'. i !. making itself felt
a len pp rsIssvsled streets
esns .',','s n the city where
by y, S ISs srenuineB. +. Grave Grave
~ y. a ivb.,rcO Is at Combs
yss,t to the knights Of
Sn 'g|,sadsace on the Grand
II lI Sesn enjoyable occasion cas- on.
nlIdssiion toit will be the alb,
be air sex.
Z sewer connections have
',od Vet. The main sewers
salsss without connections.
, '1,,'I property should lose no
wing hn service pipes laid.
\ on the streets could be ex-
\ the cooperation of the
'wuers, who should so far's
bIs put in the curbing, and
i for the cost on the TAX
nom Mr.. NJ. Harris to Mr..
her Of this city, doesn't give
Md description Of things in
\ Mob I law and violence are
Of the place in which he
avs, m is a hard, hard
Co. Is the style of the
~ arm now opening up a
q goods at Ellington's old
the public square. This
bmposed Of energetic, wide
Isness men and the GAZETTE
em all The success they de-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Butter AN J Cheese.

BUTTER Country, lsa.0c Western dairy,
22lfc; fancy dairy. 27l.c; cooking butter. l0c
butterine, DC.
CHEEsE--Fiat factory, l2Nc New York
factory. i3l4c; full cream, los; Sweitser, 500
nc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY Hens. s. 0oSs % per dozen,
roosters, a D@2 10; halfgrown chickens
81 i5D2 90 Turkeys, s. zoos "; Geese, s5 10
as no; Ducks, SO 50a3 10.
EGGs-Per dozen, lie.
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49,
PARIS.

n NTEfHIHH SF"t ny - ~
Probably Fatal.
Special TO the Gazette.
Paris, August S,--Chariie Mathews,
of Liberty, VA, was shot IN the
stomach last night at l;45 O'Clock, the
ball taking effect in his bowels. An
old man named Jones, keeper OF res
taurant, did the shooting, standing be-
hind his wife in the doorway; The
cause of the shooting was dispute
about bill. Jones Is In jail. Matthew's
is resting easy, but the result Is very
uncertain.
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skins. 4 N 2Sa2i; antelope skins, n % 10eeis |;
goat skins, each i 6plj: sheep telts according
10 amount of wool, 2Dc6pup; shrarlngs, ac-
cortiing To amount OF wool, lhal5c; Mexican
sheep re'ts, y 70 Siluc. Mexican sheep pelts,
improved, ll6pi2c Mexican sheep sheriings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

see themodel of the Brook
ke deconted with diamonds
|evelyin the show window
! Brown & Co.'S next door
The first National bank,
fret.
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! Visitors Think Of Us.

ben charged that the GA
oye,.lealous In its praise of
city. This Is what some of
Is OF Honor say about us. in
e question, What do you
lr town. by "a GAZETTE re-
", Esq, of Sherman: "You
PIlhe btst towns in the state.
ning from a Sherman man
compliment, for we have a
OF towns in Sherman
senlhai of La Grange: 81
hyorably impressed with
IND think its future is as
FAe Of Cameron: "In the
laIure you will have u sub
aa attractive city. Your
Being paved in "A substan.
like it better than any
+ seenin the state"
a. Alexander of La Grange:
|oa Worth is growing more
. any city in the state, and
gong ahead of the more
owns
slorse, Esq, clerk of the
url 81 The state: II am very
lsed. | have been coming
year, but did not dream OF
development. There is
~ IN The state as to which
IL city in Texas, but /
my a question of a few
'he state at large will be
osnize your town us the
Ia the whole of Texas,
winch comes here seems
you. Your development
81, wonderful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
AInui,,iiitIon.

Powder as,ins. q key, ~ 10; Rifle, n IS n.
50 tS; Rifle, 4 i2iS hos. IS: Ride. rBL4 MS 81 %
Shot-sl d II sack; Buck shot. 81 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

u,nt something nice in the
psIr Of ear drops, go to X. y.
! Co.. second door north of
National bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Observation-Disclosures:

GALVESTON. August S.--The arrival OF the
Mallory steamship Colorado" outside thi,
morning Is the Ina guration of the semi
weekly arrant ement with New York steam
ers. About so bales of new cotton are on the
Galveston market, showing what Is con.
season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
FOREIGN.
The Anti-Jewish Rioters on Trial Before
Military Court--itsvagcs OF the Cholera.
nrssIA,
TmE RIorHRs Oh TnlAL.

~ ~ iNtVA fH't' VIZ ihihIs
London, August S.--Advic,s from
Ekaterinostav, Russia, where the
demonstrations against the Jews were
made on the 2nd and Bird inst, state
that eighteen out Of one hundred
persons arrested were placed on trial
before n military tribunal Many in
nocent persons were wounded during
the rioting, and some died. No Jews
were injured, they having had. warm
ing of the attack.
AN INFLRNAL MACHINE.
st. Petersburg, August s.--A small
tin box containing explosive material
was yesterday thrown In Narseninsky
prospect, in front of carriage which
was being driven along the thorough
fare. The box exploded Immediately.
No arrest yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

NEW ORLEANS, August S.--Cotton--Net re.
ceipts 25!l: gross receipts 80; exports, coast
wise, 500; sales, i0i; stock on hand $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Fesdstuas.

HAY New country loose from wagon,
S. tva,r o. per ton; Corn, country, loo; Oats,
county. &c; Bran, rs per 100; Chops, 81 IS
per lyV. Barley, 3Id35.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

NJ BEST tobacco, and
'se' II, at Combs, Read Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
health.! Health!p.

|s,'ssIpn'g .covgh and bron-
a l' n relieved by Shiloh's
Y N. Brunswig Il Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

|atoes, the finest in the city,
h MfClure's.