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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-11
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CLOTH DOLMANs and RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
with sleeves: -
A large variety OF OTTOMANs, ENGLISH
BEAVER. &C.. from : 20 s30'
NEWMARKETS tn Black and Colorcl cloths,
plaiu and trimmed. al all prices: -
CIlILDREN'S ilANfLOtk>, NENMAEhtl~t
SACOUES. DOLMANS, &c, all sizes from
four to sixteen years.
our prices VIII be found lower than any other
house. Every garment Is well made and p.fiUci
fitting. Of the latest style and superior workman
ship. We invite ladies Ia inspect our complete
stock before deciding 10 purchase. rs we guarantee
10 save them money aud give satisfaction ln ts,il
way We want You 10 please bear VA mind 'i.t
we mean precisely what we advertise. Below W.
will mention our prices. also the prices oi '.lrr
houses for the same garment. showing -T'AL
saving Ia The purchaser:
BEAVER CLOAkS, well trimmed. at -. ..Ii NY
other houses for 1928, at - Sold by other
houses for 40:
HANDSOME DOLMANS. fur-rlmmcd' 20 -,
sold 10y other houses for Sll:
BEAUTIFUL BROCADtD DOLMAN> tlr-
trimmed, at STA sold by 'ther house. Tor
i17. o:
HNNDSoME OTToMAN-sLK DOLNNN at
Sls. fur-trmmed, sold by other houses Tor
s25:
BEAUTIFUL JACKET fsealskin imiItiuul a.
f25. sold by other houses for r33.
CHtLDREN'S CLOAkS from $500 up:
fUR-LlNED CIRCULARS "a one third o.. ihe
price they sold Tor lat season.
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
L THE FIRST AND SECOND PRECINCT
IIFNOCRATlC CLUBS OF JACKSON WARD
on MONDAY NIGHT. November l2ih, Mt the
corner OF FOurih and Jackson streets, To settle up
the affairs of the Club and to make necessary ar
r.ngements for taking pgrt in Tuesday nights de-
mOnStratiOn. HENk1 DONAntb,
no ll-lt+ ITehlutn III.
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CLAY WARD ACTfVES.-MEMBERS
~ OF CLAY WARD ACT1VES are requested 70
attend a meeting of the Club on MONDAY EVE
MING. November 18th, at the Westham House,
fer the purpose of perfecing arrangements Tor the
denomination on Tuesday night. Every member
who Intends to take part in the parade Is eNpecteo
10 be present. All Democrats OF the Ward are
cordially invited TO join the Club In This grand
tnbilee T.. :. DERBY SHIRE,
'nn -Its President.
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A TTENTION. MARSHALL WARD.
All Democratic voters of Marshall Ward are re-
quested to unite with us


quested 10 unite with us
TUESDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 18TH.
at O'Clock. on the occasion OF our grand torch
light procession. All voters living on Church
i'm (Second and Third precinctsl and suburbs
will meet at the Clubhouse, Twenty-hfth street,
promptly at 6 L. N. All living In First precinct
iRocketts) will meet at Washers Hall Mt y. NJ.
sbarp. where they will form line. and the two lines
VIII unite corner OF Twenty-hfth aud Main at
Pm.
The following gentlemen viii &C. as marshals
for First precinct lRocketisl: y. ONeii, + y. Pa
rater, james +. sharp, vi. s. Bnrch, John n.
Grimes, John +. Carter, George W. SmOot Z. H..
Huntington, John knright.
Marshals for Second and Third precincts Will be
appointed al meeting Of the Club. Twenty fifth
street. Monday night.
Let every man that voted the Democratic ticket
and reOices I'm our victory turn out Tuesday night
aud unite with US in THIS grand jolliication, and
thus honor our grand and noble leader. j. :. Bar
bour who. with other distinguished speakers, Will
address US. This Way, Noble Freemen" Of
Marshall Ward. Meet promptly at 6 O'Clock =.
VI. TUESDAY. November 9Th. at the Club. house,
TweDty-ffth street, where the line Of march will
be formed
Torches, transparences. fireworks. &C., will be
on hand at Washers Hall and Clubhouse Twenty
fifth street W. :. CATLETT,
no l1-2t Superintendent Marshall Ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-11

tG~ SECOND BAPTIST = III . tx 7 III
Corner OF Main and Sixth streets, Rev. W. W.
LASDRUM. pastor.-There Will be preaching on
SUNDAY by the pastor at III A. M. and 1850 r. Nj.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOT1CE.-The men, a
Ixl bers Of LOGE FRANCHISE. No. SO,
are requested TO attend stated communf- AA
cation Of their Lodge. at 81. Adams Hail.
on MONDAY EVENING, November 18th, ut
o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges fraternaly invited 10
attend.
by order Of the W. ".
no I1-1t< Secretary
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ALL DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS OF
n MONROE WARD interested in the success
nj Tho great denomination Tuesday night are re-
guested TO meet at Monroe Ward Headquarters:
BOP east Main street, MONDAY NIGHT AZ 7
O'Clock. Let every good citizen OF the ward DC
present. by order Of the Club.
LEWIS ID. CRENSIIAW. JR..
M 11-It+ Vice. President.
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no ll-lt*
4 NNUAL MEETING.

"A
The annual meeting Of the POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held NJ the Office Of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail-
road Company, in Richmond, on WEDNESDAY
the p st OF November, SS3. at IL O'Clock A. VI.
no ll-tdm j. Il. WINSTON, secretary.
A TTENTION, STUART LIGHT CA
n VALRY.-Attend meeting Of your cOmpa-
nv at Company rs room, Rcgimental Armory,
MONDAY EVtNING at o'clock.
PHIL. HAXALL, Captain. -.,.,. =, -.
no ll-ltk ". j. BlNtOkD, % :.
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HARRY ROCKwOOD.............. MANAGER.
CHAs f. BLANCHETT.. BUSINESS uANAGER.
GUsTAVE AND CHARLES FROHMAN,
General Managers Madison-Square Theatre Ira
yelling Company.
luo l1-Itl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Shenandoah Fire.

Shenandoah, Penn, November 49,
The streets are crowded with people
viewing the ruins of the burned dis.
trlct, which covers an area of five
acres. The ruins are smoulderlnr.
and unhealthy odors arise where the
butcher shops were. Where the
Methodist Episcopal and PRESBYTERIAN
churches stood bare cellars ONLY are
visible. Rebuilding has begun. K ma.
Jority OF business houses had no insur-
ancea nd therefore lose everything. MIS-.
Philip Wolf, rescued from u building,
DIED from fright. Her husband lost
MI his property. Geo. Heaton, who
mad his legs cut of, also died this
morning. Geo. Whitaker, aged %,
had his leg broken in removing articles
from the ruins. Patrick Delany lost
his store and furniture Jerry O'Neil
received serious injuries this morning.
Two hundred houses We're DESTROYED,
and 800 families are homeless. Loss
S35O, 00o. The Third brigade of Potts.
vile gave u benefit and contributions
are coming In from all directions,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

COFFEE AND EA,--CoFFEE-firm. nc
tive and high. Common, 10, ordinary ,li'..
nhr 1899. prime Rio, ii5c; fancy, ig'- g.;
old government Java, 3o5gc.; ArbuclSles'
Atiosn, lsnls'sr.
TEA@impcrini, lN3eO: gunpowder 5000.
SuoAK-F Fine powdered hbli, lOBc.. do,
halfbbls., lOSsc; cut loaf. i0ltc granulniod,
gN@lO'ic.; standard A, " fmh%c,; n o. ch0.
White 9tpl4c.; do cho y. g, s!a@sAri q. ki
PRIME, 74@fHe,
RGCE-Louisiann, 9iSeyic.
Fisu Maekerel, ION KITS, No. J, Si.i6; No.
2, Sl.U1, half bblg., No. !. E,gt No. ,, eJ,ug;
White fsh, No. i. hlG Dbis, sJ.a5; No. 2. s6.21;
Dried hcTrings. per box, i0c. Cod fish; disc.
SALT oarae, IN bags, rl.lbel.ib; me in
hugs, ---; lake, In nat hoop bbS., s2lo;
CARNHp ,iooDs.--Prices per doNen; Pine
apples. standard, sl.S0i Peaches, vita ndafd, .
lbs, Bl.6g . lbs, s2,25@2.Ji; seconds, 2 ibs.
81 20, = Fs., $40. Tomatoes, STANDARD, ios,,
M seconds ibs., -. ibs., 81 .lge9l 10, Green
corn, 81 l0al.6S. Greon peas, el.3b; Goose
berries, s.Ii6al.iO. RnFpbpulch, u lDbgl ~,
Oyaters fill weight, w., sl.l5; No., s2ib; light
weight, ~, Bbt 10, sL3D; Salmon, J ~,
81 5i6gI. 10 ! ~. -; Mackerel, b,,
81 $50 49,; Snrdince. Americin, $500 case;
Imported, sl2 ,JOall 10 case: Sirnwberries,2 NJ,
sl.2,@lsH; Blackbefries. Sl.25: Green cages,
S7Oo! Eagle Condemned milk, ss'r; crown,
$685. swiss, $500,
4Jec: German olive. &c. Candles, iull boxes,
i5ic; halves, lGc. quarters, lCc, Indigo. &c ID.
Blueing, 3Dlgl.DD dozen, tolciinnh mustard,
si.40aosj,5D dozen. Mnccaroni. imported, i6cih.
American, sI.UU box. Buckets, two hoops,
&iD dozen; well buckets. si.a3 dozen. BfOoIlh,
81 .7Jaj3... dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
LOCAL MARKETS.
Cotton.
staple Dry Goods.

PRrNrs-- kirk. @aca Lodi Del Mari
hoto, hlkC'; Oriental, 1u.; EichmOnlg, OLc.
steel River &C.; Southbrdge. &c.
PINK PHISrr- Garner, dlsc.; Harmony, &C.,
Richmonds, nl5c, Manhattan, SIC,
SHnulSG pRnri--Allen, ilsc,; MerrlmRck,
Be-
FINE BROWN poMFsriCs-Itirn. ~ cents ;
Lock wood, .. Gcrmaniu, u; Fair Lawn, " /,
Indian orchard ZEE, ~ Pocnhonias, "a ,
Warwick, So.
cents; Atlanta a, "a; Lawrence Ill, % WIZ
chusett u, ~; Enterprise W., o.; Piedmont
~. 81: ricdmont7-S,d.
BIEAOitED boM EsliCS'-bur own, ccntsi
security, "a; contest, !; Prosperity, 0i4i
Hope, ~ I.onRdale, llR; Kiug Bee cnmbrlc
81; kpieht,s canbiio, 50; cod Medni
DUCKs--prattvillo Snz., i2lf cents. RaNcn's
soz ,llla. EaYase lUog., II; We torn star soS.
u: West Point SOs., II West Point lpof.. ID
CoLoHED DucKs--Auchor Elf, Sc; Anchor
ID, N3f; Boston oil, Ia; Boston NN. ~;
Boston boz, 10; Concord lOos. 10.
cstOgu re, 81. cords ACE, 10; Merthunc
AA, I5; Omega \, 10; standard \, ~
Thorndlkc u, NJ: Thorndike AS; stand
nrdI, 81: Bangor, Sls,
HICKORY sriuris--McchanIes ~ cents COL
lumhin. o; Jewott, Amoskeag,
JENNs-Abbottslot NJ cents CoVlngton'
IS; Long Island, IN, Elkton, q Crosby'
vile, a2is; Humboldt rs; ~. Nicholas, 70,
BLARKsIs--ip white. sl.2i, l.hO, 10, 100,
90 Ia 300 pair; III white. s2Oi. $40, A.1l Ia
i.Ol pair; l2I white, so, l.k, TOO J,ni Ia 1t0
pair Economy, eolorcd. 6-lb., sl,SilS pRir;
orod, iib., si.eo. do, Glib, sl,s), Cambridge,
cnlurcd, Obj, S2.Si; do, H., $40, SAXON.
Vile silver Gray, G-lb., $3.50: do. S-lb,, 800
Star y Crescent SILVER Gray, bib, s31a, do.
Glib, $3.50; do, Sib., 81. -. scarlet, o260, 800
40 10 600 Blue, $3.50. i.6l 10 6.u0pair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

sEIRTfSu.--No. !, California, per H., ~ TO
i2c; No. iair homlncls skiItlug. 400 re No.
OK per h.. a5Q9jS cts; No, oak harness,
BBss3ic.
HAHNFss:--Wagon, short tug, sll 00G3l 90,
Wagon, long tug, eiS O0e12j ~.
CoLLARs;--W Wagon. nill stock. 81 ,D@leOO:
Wagon, extra wool, 9WgD W, Duck eolb.
"a 1904 b.. -
BniDLps,-llliud, per doz 81 D0el2 30, u
F!llings, No. en-, per dox.. " DAlV ~
SiDDLIsi.-~iuiieGd stamped cal, ebDlD16 %,
Plain cal, tSj 011iO on No, ions1 COURSES
still tree, sls Ol0b3DD0. No. 2 tied courses Roso
or Love, en- DD@itd ~; No. ! Austin Rigs. laced
go O0Go2i IN. Full rigs, black, 81 bJ69l2bD. u
rigs, black or oiled, ~ 80 a. 1000.
PouKTfs.- Leather, uae2 ~, Llama goat,
DDd6 10: Toe F.udnrs, bpa8 ~.
Eureka, per dozen p'rg5Q; Indian
nDola, per dozen, I ~. Mexican, A.in, rOwel
100 Mexican BIN rowel, covered. lbDe Mex
lean 2'iu Tnwel q -: Mexican 2-l;irh rowol
covered, 800; California, less straps. ~ 600
Lr1alsGs..-Rlp, 70a5 cali 10 oosi5 90
Cbappercl. jUsgl0OJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
How Did He Know?

Rterday morning q horse in n
\ owned by Petit & Freeman,
p by Mr.. AlcAnally, took fright on
street aud executed several
detached the buggy while try
h get on the sidewalk, breaking n
Desiring something fresh he
. break for the new grocery
Of j. j. Collins IL
and into it when free he
|e9, but did not stop until
IA gone through the main room
eIear one. Here over in one
y sasa big pile of corn and when
sseled that he halted, and was
'apiured. He added insult to
n coming out. An old darby
aw the matter said to the GA
4 |. man standing by, "Boss, how
'n iloss know dat corn was back
ltiltile room"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

NEw Yoag, November Is Governments
Firm.
Railways strong.
states Quiet.
stocks, notwithstanding the S.mo attcmpt
TO force prices were stronger than on yoSter-
day. Tho not result uf the days business
was an aovanee of -9lis, Ute latter In Lack
derhiit have be.n strong and active, though
the gains We're only fractional. Gonlds hrNo
been moderately setlvc ana well sustained.
day aud yesterday was Comedian Pacific.
Union P'ctic was heavy, on tuipors that the
Forthcoming government report VIII show
that while local trnillc has Increased through
traffic has fallen oil, on account OF compCti-
ton. IL ls alss said the earnings of the past
two mouths had decreased Si,WO,N01 ms COM
noon, under purchases FOR account oi the pool
IN i.aekawannn, tho market moved up nap
idly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

IuanEg-iiough lumber, boxing, ~ inches
and under, firat-csssi en-; stripping. .gaj, 81:
boxing and lioOrinp, clears, so; DUCK clears
~ aud ~, s25; rough lnnibpr. second ciassi
as; ioist and acanfiiug, Cniis, flD.
SfDIHg- fiTt common while pine, sl2 10;
second do. so, third do. s2j. popltf, ~ ~: ma
tive pine n: sE 0D@ys ~. do ss,slf native
Di,rsa,rD LUMBEa.-Iioxing u Inches and
under, go 0J6fa5 90; do Isai, tsb VAg?s 10;
gcanilinR, Juit or any common lumber
SO UOat2s W; boxing over " inches, tplpl@
81 %: thick clears. ~ tOlHHnd 2, g.J vpHi2 ~,
sccond class. any Kind, I,D D0Y2i ".
DngssED AND MATCHED FLcohtNG-~flrst
class EgS,sHcOnd class, t2i.
WDITEPIsk FunSjsltIAo lrNBsH1-lH, IN
and inch white pine, f0, inch DO, 81.
l,rIIJHa-~ BEADED or pLALN--ftrtt COIN
mon white pine, ~, SEN, "a DO, 3d. 10 do. W..
poplar, II, tE.5G poplar, ~ ,S;nalise pine
1PorlAn .raiu.i,.--.il., ~, aud . inch, SIS;
snIsoirs-- white pine 4. 81 DO shaded a,
ei.25, iockira No. I, tibr cypIss.. beri, any
brand, -; do No. q, $40. do 500. ti,oo, nntiyo
sawed heart, fi.ft aaps. ss.2j.
PfceHfs. white plfn. dressed aud headed.
s4unre or nat, 81: yellow pine do, s.; isth. ".
LINZ, CEMENT, Efc.--.l.ime, Austin, ED
per bill, Cement. LouisVlil. or Rpsensie, a. "
per bbl.. Portland. 90 - per bill Plaster Paris,
New YORK or Michigan. " per bbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

exceed 81 20 per thousand feet TO con
suIners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
MnnI, llIaer. htc.

Wool Medium, according 10 grade quality
aud condition, NJ 10 zoe. the according to
grade, quality ana condition, " to ~, coarse,
nccOrdlng tn grpno "a ATTY and condition, 10
TO I've: Mexican ilnprof Il acroriiug to Grade
quality aud condition. ~ tolls: Mexican ar.
COf,ling Ia grade. IuaiiLy nnd condition, u
TO "a; bury. Less, according 10 amount OF
burrR.
HIDiGs-No. i,lhonyy flint, dry = n ~ &c: No.
| heavy Hint, dry, 10 l0lgG MOL, iglt hlnt,
a h.plsc; No, ., light hint, HIok1gr, hndiy dam.
pELru1Ies - Nominal. seRsDn 'ver Deer
sEinH, a n 2la2l; antelope skins g n i0piS !;
goat SKINS. eboh ltoDgf sheep pclIt, nneOrding
10 amount Of wool, 2cQupt aheRrilnga. nc.
oOfding 10 s.liollnt 81 wool, lhulbo hOxicnn
sheep l.its, "a 10 Sol i0c, Mexican sheep pcits,
improved, lIdSi2c. Mexican sheep sherllnn.
Be,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS. Noi. 10. = coES-Fifin,
mixed yellow, GlGO2 white, o.
DAT,-Gopd demand ard ilrincr; choice ~.
pnoDuCg.
FLorR-pull; family i1o@ G2ll high grades
50MJGsl5.
rGOVfsIos.
MFhr-Inlh l5@2JO.
PoRK--Steady, with good demand, ~ ".
IAHD--Firm; fierce, s. kcg. 81
HULK NE .Iei--shouiders, packed scar" al
: 10; long clear aud clear rib, steady Al
BhcoN-Shoullors dull. lower: ~: long
clear and clear ribs scarce aud nrlu AT ~.
HANS Choice sng1r-cured chnNhssgn
sea co and firm al i6's@l7.
WHISKY steady and western roc,iiled
81 J 1jlti ~.
common to prime lOA eli.
SuOAii--Gnod demand at loHrf mites; com
mon to good common 6N5z; lar Ia iully
fair 5iSGqJg.: pfilne 10 choice. OgBsf. yellow
clarified. gfsGs7; white clarified, 7lf@s5-.
MoLA ~ tls--iamand nstlsc; ccnlriiuHn',
2eais; fair JJss,; prime TO cioice, higher ~
i3aJl.
RIcr-sieaey; good demand; ordinary 10
BnhS-tluiet and steady at sopsj.
corToS SEED or.
corroN sErp oIi.--Steady and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
The Pennsylvania Lcgi 'lature Finally
Concludes 10 Adjourn.

Harrisburg, Pa, November 10. the
Democratic members of the house and
SENATE held caucus to-day and adopted
resolution that the legislature ad-
journ cine die on December 9th. In
the meantime, efforts will be made to
have apportionment bills passed, based
on the vote of Tuesday last, ard con.
ference committee appointed to meet n
similar committee of the Republicans.
In the house, the resolution for adj
journment on December 9th was
by liT to IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Cotton Planters Convention.

Vicksburg November l3.--Ihe citi,
zens' committee on the reception and
entertainment of the National Cotton
Planters convention have completed
arrangements for the accommodation
OF five hundred delegates. IL was re-
solved to give a grand banquet during
the meeting. Nearly every railroad
in the cotton states has made reduced
rates, and the steamboats, also. The
convention viii he called TO order on
Wednesday, November 2lst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

Furniture licadytoads, imitation walnut
each, 81 i0,i ~. all walnut, 81 00,gln Hf CHAIRS,
wood seat, u d02, 81 71G7 0l cane and rattan
scat, - OOfpUO. cRne SEAT, dining, sl2 OlfAy3 20.
Childgnnd rockers, - ONepl2 ~ large rorkin
s.n oosq3l O0 camp ana rockers, eAth " 1901
2 90; Mirrors, arch tops, q dua, - Wl@l2 NJ:
Fables ronnd, t2pl@at0 ISL lcni, s. pNni 10;
Safes each, IS sia7 ~: liuroauH, tN G0m.OO
wash stands ri go jO bed springs, 81 1901 90;
Hnby Carriages, ~ d0a.D
Crnckory--W q teas. a doY., " Uiapi 10; w a
aged, 10 20. fallen ilucs l,d2c less; diy sHiHd,
Pb Zoe: green mIl,ed, n II 20. green butohcr, "
bite.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
A Cyprian DrOpped Dead.

st. Louis, Mo-, November 13.-Gus-
sic Oentel, n notorious cyprian, swore
out n warrant to-day for the arrest of
w. f. Dunn, charging him with beat
ing her and striking her IN the face
with a teacup. When at the circuit
attorneys office she was bleeding
freely at the nose. Immediately after
leaving the building, she fell headlong
on the sidewalk, aud died while being
conveyed TO the dispensary. Dunn
was arrested,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
IRELAND.
rlIE TRIAL on NOODLE.

Dublin, November l3.-ln the triai
of Poole for the murder OF Terry, me
defense called no witnesses. Webo,
counsel for Poole, commended the
charges were founded on the nerest
surniises. Suspicious acts only Were
proved. ~, ,uos o,ve,
After argument, the case was given
TO the Jury. After consultation Vi ~,
hour. The Jury announced they could
not agree. The jury was discouraged
and the ease will be retried Monday,
DR.. Webb made an able argument IN
defense of Poole. He maintained the
governnent had wholly JAILED TO prove
its Ease. He admitted that Poole was
n member OF the Fenians, but belonged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
NOVA SCOTIA.
A STEAMER IN pERlL.

North sydney, November l3.--The
steamer ashore ut Low Point Is the
Ialer Commodore. y furious gale
from the west prevents communica-
ton. She sails easy and will get on
unless the wind changes to the norm,
which will drive her upon the rocky
shore and cause Il total wreck.
BRIGANTINE WRECKED.
Halifax, November l3.--I'he brigan-
fine Frederick was wrecked in Var
mouth sound. Crew saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

WHrsKY-Steady at ~.
CoHH MEAL-liriu al l04l22D.
PoEK-Stcady, Ipbhing AT u ~
DRY SAT- MEAr.--Long clear, BS' Ahori
ribs q ~; short clear 0Ul.
BLCoN-Quet; long clear q; hhori rus
,Ea7's; short clear setSl (; hnns l5,.esii.
LAnD-liigher az o.
LlyESrOCK.
C.ITIF-- Receipts so. Good grades >irong
and supply poor; exports. DIRI ~; good -
choice iOdiG 10 common 10 inir TlGI ~
butchcring sun range nO@l 20 IcAans . fF"
10: Indians lgai2j.
siIErp-Rcccipts $50; market qulet iair
to good natives 8 50lt5 -. TcNans2blnH %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Freight Agents Meeting.

Chicago, November ia secret
meeting of freight agents of all raii-,
roads running into Chicago was held
to-day. 1t Is understood the purpose
of forming the organization is TO secure
uniformity in methods of handing
freight. fixing charges, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
WATERS IN \ ROW.
|, rrsu, Used by the Coffee Servers
With Little Eject

,.,,o r.ed by the Coffee Servers
With Little Eject.
,otlur affay occurred in front
Mansion hotel early yesterday
r. b,tgesn two negroes named
y ill., and Fred Bailey, but
4 J, Il Them vasiniured. The cir
s,nrss vhichlsd TO the afl'ray are
*sllars. Bailey Owed Lisle 81, and
III ,.ked The lad waiter, who pays
N other nlieH, to keep that
y. If Riisrs salary for him.
tsd yasSrfused to do so and
l,NlmnsNtheir regular wages.
I,bas,t anged aud commenced
,bw III head waiter when
h m up the quarrel.
SyNsiay night. Yesterday
ia Atr met again and this
ne 10Th armed and on sight
rnfiio shoot. Bniley's pistol
t.nf silsd to 20 oil, and after
|drrihpe shots from Lisle's piss
|lsiN Of which took effect, he
kiSlhe way. Officer Rushing
tsIl:le, but up to a late hour
Rid not been found. The
|sae account; another is To the
|Ait Bailey did shoot and slight
urled Iisle in the arm, but no
dihe wound was seen when the
re arrested. Lisle gave bond
appearance and was released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

nELNrInNs MIMI ruRIkEY.

RELATIONS WITH TURKEY.
Paris. November l3.-The Repub-
lique Franchise says the relations OF
France and Turkey have been COM
pletely restored, forming fresh guar
antee of peace.
THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR,
Paris. November l3.-lt is said the
emperor OF 4 ustria will attend the
opening of the Turin exposition.
OPERATIONS IL roNQUIN.
Paris, November l3.-It is stated
that French re-iniorCements have
landed at Haipong. Admiral Couroets
first attack will be be made on Soutag
and Hanghoa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Academy of Sciences.

New Haven, Conn, November 10
The convention Of the national acioe-
my of sciences to-day began its three
days sessions. Prof. Marsh made an
address of welcome. The first paper
read was upon the formation OF the
deaf variety of the human race.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Personal.

q : weathcrford is In
d Mineral Wells is in
I.rotDallns is ''0pp'ns at
- Of Galveston was in
.leldsy' Tao Mo. is at
SsntraI. .,.,ns was at the
s,raay.. York Is stop-
yspslon,, ,s s,o,pinc
ws;ilral. .,.,.,o.oa
galveston is registered
IN of Walker county
If Henrietta is stop
'S',snd Central.
allie shipper of Wealth
NJ city yesterday.
one of the Oldest
s rs sl,ate, is in the city.
" and Oliver Loving
|. ,,ss.st,erday to Lost valley
Fa' Of Henrietta, a boss
t, ~ in n the Fort yesterday
n Dale of Galveston was
\ 7 !, the Mansion yesterday
a = of Colorado City
|brrs Sssiil the city yesterday 60
~. = cattleman Of Hen,
A IlIls'Insa from Gainesville yes
- n cattleman and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
THE LANsDowNE PLoT.

Quebec, November l3.-The Irish
national league here. denounces the
sanderous reports recently published
in England and in some American
newspapers Of an intended dynamite
plot to murder Lansdowne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
NIENICD.
THE EYGLIsu DEBT.

City of Mexico, November ia
telegram has been publishedi in Europe
alleging that President Gonzales
stated that the settlement of the En-
glish debt by Carlos Rivas, said 10 he
ratified by the Mexican congress rs IT.
revGkable, was n forgery. Congress
merely authorized the president to set
tie the debt. He has not stated that
the debt was settled, as no agreement
has been ratified by the Mexican gov
eminent.