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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
Cbfcayc.

CmClGo, December lS.--Grain in store
HsCer Der Wheat, 1880, 900 bushels;
ia i.ci2, 600 bushels; oats l.Ul5,p bush
,i,.rNel, l.3uUU bushels; barley $4,000
ju,h, g; 70; H. ali kinds, l5,579,O5 bushels;
saue u.rC !sst year I,SOS,uOD bushels.
F.uur-Du!l and unchanged. Wheat-ln
jair g and bat unsettled; opened strong
and Lisher, bit closed @-@Hc lower than
Yesterday; sales ranged, December $50
H'ri C. cl, sed at &c; January 9Ss4cG39aIc,
,Io.ed al 2>4c; February 92i,@Sl ga,
r,CssG al 80. &C; May 81 I.'1iGl U7A closed
81 vG".: No. Chicago spring 9S4@92'sc,
closed al - C; No ) do, SlGSlC; No. , red
winter !t.M$l ". Co~n--Damsnd fair hat
unsettled; opened higher. declined lMl It
under outside iigureg, and closed 50 &C
under yesterday; cash 5"' -tt59'2c, closed
at sale; necember 39'2hGo]sc,. closed
at sole; January 59'z@6etic, closed at
59n.c: February 5SNs5)iIc, closed at
SIC; Nav - .ClG!. closed at 6Oh4c; June
G0Ec. Oats-Weakcr, yesterdays advance
being lost; cash IS ,@537-c; closed at
%3r-c: december S,3,MGic; January 3im
3i'.c. c ossd 81 SIC. February 3i'<@3i &c,
closed at 81 May 3S@L3S &C, closed at
Sc. Rve--Duu at - &C. Barley--Firm at
O.. Flax Seed-Quiet at 81 l2i5. Pork
Irregular but iairly scttve; opened 24@5c
higher, rallied II. l5c, reCeded TO inside,
rail'ed sCain but closed easier; cash Sl3 10
Gl3S7I, for old; ST. l7i.@l4 50 for new
January 81 i2I.G14 G715, closed at
$l4 -, :; February 81 G2}3@li -. closed
at Sll G2r.CJli s.; March Sli -, May
So uO@!5 81. closed at Sl5 %. <eLard-
Demand active; n0minslly unchanged.
Bulk Mests-nemsnd fair; shoulders ST %;
short rib s. 81; short clear s. 20. butter
and Eggs-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady sud unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19

CINCINNATI, December Is -Cott!n-Dnll
ard unchanged. Flour-Easier but not
Quotably lower. Wheat-Firmer; No. .
red 81 u spot; 81 06ii bid January: re-
ceipts 200 bushels; shipments 500 bush
els. Corn-Quiet; No. , mixed iI9iSt.
Osis-Quiet at $3I4@SSizc. Rye-Stesdy
at GO@6lc. Bsrley-Fairly active and I'M
changed. Pork-Dull at Sl4 10. Lard
Dull and lower at s. 65gS 40. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey-SIeady aud unchanged. Butter
Firm and unchanged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19

Solo everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 80 cents;
Eesolvent. 81 Soap, 2j cents. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston. Mass
Send for "HoW 90 Core Skin Diseases"
nEkllTN For Kcugh, ChRpped and
De ~ ! Greasy skin, Black Heads,
Pimples and Skin Blemishes use Cuticura
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-19
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December Io.-F. our-t} net
and steady. Wheat-Western lower, clos.
ing dull: No. . winter red spot II o. ga
| CS; December Sl'>l4; July 81 o9tgl OoA;
February 81 l"@l l2' ;; May 81 lS>.G
ll9l4. Corn-Western lower, closing dull;
mixed spot sc bid; January 90 iGgG1,tc;
February 6l24@62c; March sc bid; May
65@67c: steamer 5S@54c. 0ats-Dull;
western white 4O@42c; mixed 3SGS9c;
Pennsy lvsnis 3SG42c Rye-Stesdy at 669
Csc. Hay-Unchsnged aud quiet. Pro
visions-Quiet and unchanged. Butter
Dull; Western packed l0G2Sc; creamery
25CS5c. Eggs-Quiet; fresh 29@S0c; pick.
led 2O@2lc. Petroleum-Dull ami nomtu-
al; refined 9@9} &C. Coffee-Dull; Rio car
goes ordinary to fair l0i9@llac. Sugar
Quiet; A soft sac. Whisky-Steady at
FL IS{GI 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

On REORGANIZATION by Gowan, wit
ness said that Roger Sherman, the al
legged attorney of Patterson, was in no
way connected with the Standard OIL
company or any of its affiliated compa-
MES, and never had been. \ meeting
with Sherman took place in II hotel
and was for the pupose of notifying
witness that Patterson was no longer "A
u party TO the agreement at Harris
burg by which trail was to be had.
Inanswer to interrogations prepared:
ibid not Sherman propose asked
Gowan, "that il Patterson could get as
much from your company as he could
nom the state, he would change his
position with regard to the suit"
"No,m answered witness, SHERMAN
said Patterson would listen to no over
lures for friendly relations until he
was reimbursed for expenses incurred
i'm his numerous litigations against the
company. At that time 1t was under
stood he was preparing q new attack
against the company. The amount
paid him according to agreement was
SIS. 900, aud he was placed in position
in the Enterprise company, Penn
sylvania corporation, at s. 900 salary.
The Standard Oil company's capital IL
So. 5OO. 900: the aggregate capital OF
affiliated companies OF me STANDARD,
chartered under the laws OF Pennsyi,,
vauia. was $50, 0OO.uDo All these PAID
taxes to The state in proportion to their
assessed property Adjourned 10
meet in Philadelphia Dec. ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

loI 2579. Mems fine blue and black nil vool
uuii'sonhl oVcrcoats, only eighteen dollars.
imemsr y samnel's price twrnty-Sevon dol,
LOT 1909. Aliens hnehluc diagonal ovcrcoats
lars. f 'AsNV" "V''
LOT 20s9. Mems gray melton, ovcrcoats.
o,miN seven dollars and u halls TURKS price
LOT 9oI4. Mems light weigh, cashmere
oVcre0ais, very choap. only five dollars,
Wen worth nine dollars.
lUi 1910. Mems heavy chlnchilla ovcrcoats.
dollars. w ~"
LOT 5557. Mems fnc bcaver overcoats. ONLY
teen dollars. -
LOT 500. Mems fine all wool, brown and
nluck cardigan jackets, fur trimmed, only
hNe dollars; Wcnar ~ Samuei's price seven
dollars aud half.
LOT roo Mems fine. all wool Cardigan lnck.
cts iur trimmed, oIiy three dollars and IA
halt former y ice 1--we dollars.
LUZ 800. Mems nnc, all wool Cardigan lack
etS, IN drnb, scarlet and brown, only three
dollars; Wenar y Samuel's price four dol.
lars and u half
LOT 800. Mems wool Cardigan Jackets, only
Two dollars; former price three dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Union Pacific Earnings.

Boston, November lG.-T'be Sep,em-
Der statement of the Union Pacific
railway shows gross earnings for the
month of S2,9Ol ,O7G, decrease from
the corresponding month last year of
SIG, 239; expenses Sl,53j.lHs an in
crease OF S37l 59G; surplus earnings
~, 45s.sss = decrease Of Si60,s35. The
decrease IN earnings Is due primarily
10 the extension of the Chicago, Bur
ilngton' d quincy 10 Denver, and
also TO a decrease in Colorado business.
The gross earnings for October show a
decrease OF $4,000. According 10 APP
proNimatc figures, the earnings Of the
FIST week in November show an IN
creAsc OF more than S70,001 over the
same week last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Hat Department.

LOT lG0l. Mems finest Quality rott G,ii tiacl,
hats only three dolinrsnnd u hulL Wennc
Samuol's price tive dullais
LOT lRlo Young mons "city uyio" nur,t
black felt hats, only three dollars aud "A
hali CORNER ptcn Ave dollars,
l.bI 1911 mems uDhhy low CruMu lntcxt Al la
hlhck ana brown fUlt hats only two dollars
nnI hHlL 'egulhrprlco three dollars and "a
Lor lalS. Mems black, blue aud brown atm
iclt hats, OnlN two dollars aud n uuurtur
immer price ilioo dollars aud q hnlt
1ul lhSh Mems extra puellty inc hlncis
iur bats No, ! In every rotnect only nNo
dollars, nctunlly cost i've lullirs nnd Il hnlf
anu sold by Wonar \ Samuel for elght dol
LpC7llo, Cowincn's heavy wnlaht iacls folt
hnts, boyt quality, only slN dOllnrs former
p',lor eisht dollars aud nhnlL
LOT NlA Nuwmon drNh frlt hats "Ituuter'A
bcst, only hyo dollars, Mclyins price
eight dollars.
LOT iTl. "nicksl,p,r the cowboys pride,
wide brim, medium crown, tho best pood,
made, only SIX dollars and "A hnin MrlyIi'.
niice ton dollars.
LOr5i7. 'stotson's" best cowlnRn's I'M. for
slN dollars; sold oNci9whcre ior ten adj.
lars.
Lor ~. Mems Tine cuss. hats, black, only
onc Lol,nr md hWG former pflco Two dol.
Lprsa. Mems good quality black cas-.
has, only one dollar nnd Il quarter; Wunnr
" SHuueyH price iva dollars
LOT ~. Men's dnh mr hnts, only two dol
lars; Former price three dolitr
LOT f62, Mems white iur hats. good quality.
four dollRr.
LOT 'di. Mons noe hlnclI wopl hats, only
one dollar ANA quarter former pricc Two
LOT 5th. Ncn1' me black wool hats. only
one dollar, Regular piico ono dollar ana IA
huii,
LOT H7. Mons pearl wool hnta. broad brlm
only one dollar, Wonar * knmusi's pfir.,
ono dollar and a half
LOfMp linys' hue felt hnta, oNtrn qualify
only two Il HAIRS, former price lhror iIoiin,S
LOT inL Boys Atitl cnss. hats ouly one dnl.
M, lutmcr price ono dollar and hnlf
cAtA. hnts, only svycniy.HYo cents regular
price one dollar and Il uunrIrf
LOT ini, liUyr black wool hats only nv
conlN; regular price one dollar
LOT 1O) Mems genuine Scotch rsbs oriv
seventy iyo cents, WcnhT ~ Hnmual q nfl,s
one dollar Hnd n quarter.
LOT DW Mons ilne silk cnps only nay cents.
Nonhr nmucls price one dollar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Shoe Department.
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES.

LOT 121, Mons Fine Sewed Calf Shoes, Con.
Efcss, plain toe, only three dollars and "A
nm mn; Wenar samuci's price five dollars.
LOT lf3. Mems Fine Scwed alfShOos. hat.
ton, only three dollars and hnlf, Wcnur 4
Sumnels price five dollars.
LOT lS2. Mems Fine Custom-madc Scwcd
Call SHOES, In Lace, Button and Congress,
only -four dollars, wenar * sanuol's price
six dollars.
LOT lse. Mems Philadelphia custom,maie
Sewed Calf shoes, French toe, Lace ana
congress, only four dollars anu n half
TURKS price six dollars aud n half
LOT l75. Mems Fine Sewed alfShoes, Lace,
only two dollars and u half Wennr ~ sam.
uCl's price three dollars and n half
LOT 1877. Mems Fine Cable Screwed Scotch
Bottom shoes, only three dollars, Wcnar ~
SnmuCl's price 'uur dollars and "a half
LOT ITO. Mems Fine Sowed calf Shoes.
Lace, only two dollars aud halt, Turk 3
Price three dollars aud half
LOT 29S. Mems Fine Sewed Calf Shoes,
scotch Bottom, Hand -scwed, only i've dol.
lars, regular price seven dollars ana n half.
LOT 800. Mems Fine French Caif Hutton
shoes. pointed toe, haud.sowed, only i've
uollats, regular price seven dollars and II
LoT 78l. Mems Dom Pedro Buckle shoes,
only Two collars, Turk price three dollars.
LOT 6s7. bien's Fine screwed BoST
shoes, only one dollar and thrce.quUi tiers,
Menar " slmuels price three dollHrs.
BoN-Ioe. only one dollar and half, Menar
" Samuol's price two dollars and n half
LOT oS4. Men Fine SCWcd English Rails,
Olly TWO uOllhrs, IutR price tnfec dollars.
LOT 7S3. Mems Fine Ilain Calf pegged
shoes, only ono dollar and three quarters,
Wenar * somuel's price Two dollars and
ihree-Quarters.
LOT 1871, Mems Plain Peggcd Calf Brogans.
only one dollar and IA half, regular price
two and 81 quarter.
LOT %. Boys Fine Veal Calf ButtOH and
Lace SHOES, only two dollars, Menar q
Samucls price thrcc dollars.
LOT 81. Boys Dom Pedro Buckle shoes, only
one dollar and n hall, Monar a samuel IS
price two dollars.
LOT So, Boys English Bal. Shoes, only one
dollar and n half. former price two dollars.
LOT $40. Mems fine pegged calf boots only
Two dollars and a hair, Wenar ~ samuel
price three dollars and seVeuty,ilVe cents.
LOT 462 Mems fine poggcd cali boots only
three dollars, Wcbar " Samuel's price four
dollars.
LOT 424 Mems fine sewed calf boots, a
splendid article, only three dollars and n
hall. former price five dollars,
LOT 9dG, Mems extra quality fine scwul
calf boots for -four dollars, Wcnar & sam.
uels price five dollars aud Il MALI.
LOT i16. Mems No. | quality fine peggei
call bOots only four dollars, former price
five dollars ana half,
LOT lis. Mems best quality fine standard
screwed cali boots only four dollars and a
half, Wenar Il Snmuel's price six collars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

lOrnc. Mons best quality rcu shaker nan
mel undershirtS, only one duilnr aud saN-
ehly.itNe cents, regular price two dollars
Lpr ~. MEMS extra quality scarlet fanne,
unuetShlrtS, only ono duilnr and n halo r,p-
umr price Two dollars and n quarter.
LpENh Mems Incest white shaker flannel
nndcrshirtS, only ono dollar ana seventy
nNSs Wonar " Samuels price two dollars
LOTS. Mems duo white shaker unaorsh,r,s
Only one dollar and u mtlt Wennr 4 sam
ucls price, two dollars and n Qunrtsr.
llltt Mun's best aud heaviest an wool
KNIT scarlet e,shiit Il ouly ono dollarund
a hnli, W, y KS. price, s. 20.
Llf ~. Mems heavy all wool scarlet un.
dgNhitts nnlySl3 FORMER price. 81
lpIN. Mems nnc nh wool white hut un.
deMhirtS only 81 ~ w. a SIS price Stsa
LofSN Nous hno wlngc ncrlno under.
slulis only one dollar, former price one
dollar aud half
LOT ~ None tine nprlnO Nnd, shirts only
seNentN.tvo cents, former prica one dollar
and uunrtcr
LOT 100. Mems nmcy miSed undcrshirs
"tNlcnttn, only one dollar and n quartet
Turks pricu, two dcllutS,
llrrN. Mcne fancy "Austnlinn' Nvool uu
detShitis, only one dollar aud hniG W. ~
rs. price, two dollars aud " quarter.
LOrW. Mems nancy knit striped undetrbitt
un!N cighiN.rvc cents, W, & as. price one
dollar and halt,
LpT lol, Mems h'uo mixed woulcn under.
shitts only ~, FORMER price. u 90.
ipl-- ladies and gontlcniun's silk, linen.
hcmsUtchcd ana printed hordafcd hnndkes
Vhicis nj about onc.half the usual prices
Lat. ladies cloal,s, Il ulmun's aud ~.
stefN 81 less than Wholesale Eastern prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

before pollcd for governor. an
under ordinary circumstances would
nave been elected; but the
people became aroused and saw the
arm OF tho current recognized the
TACT TINT II tended toward IA departure
from that which constituted good GOV.
eminent and safety. II will be found
that The better element of the Demo-
cratic party will not support him.
No! He VIII not down. a man of
Ben Buffers knowledge OF men, and
his denagogy, backed up by moncy
and his bold and daring manner,
bring him recruits from tho
lowest strata Of society; and while he
Wills u be a thorn he viii be n
troublesome one 10 both parties. He
now has presidential aspirations, and
with his indpinltnblc will and reckless
ness. II ] mistake not. he viii organize
his forces in every state In tue Union,
and enter the next Democratic
convention with such a force
at hand MS 10 render his nomination
very probable. He has the rag.tng
of society 10 aid him, and dcserters
from every political organization at his
back. He would be very strong IN the
south, and he knows Il. He was the
ilrst 10 declare slaves ooptIaband OF
war ana make them free. had never
fully appreciated the dangerous chiir-
actcrof Butler until recently
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
ButIer on Deck.

Interview with Governor Foster
What IN your oDinioD in regard 10
Ben Butler? Do you regard him as
out OF the way -siIenced. us II wercp
"F'lleDced? No, indeed. II IL my
candid belief that Ben Butler Is the
most dangerous man that stands be-
tween the Republican party and sue
cess in the presidential campaign next
year. Massachusetts, was 81 sol
idly Republican that the Demo
Gratis felt good II they secured one or
two congressman. So strong was 1t
that the Republicans did not deem Il
OF much Importance whether they
voted or not. Ben. Butler hns gone 10
work, and by the libefal use Of money
and trlckery secured the support OF
every labor Organization IN the state,
trades unions and Greenbnckers. nn-
til he made himself "a power, and WAS
elected governor. Last Tucsday lac
pulied the largest vote that was ever
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Furnishing Goods Dept.

IpT ,IsO Ntn,,,s lA,et ,,,att,.y .a,a,i., c,o,..,
90, v,,t,n "i"W.lN > ,,lnN phv NVlWI anu HcN-
y ymSii,NS cents wen~ samneis price,
I.oT sSiS, Mems estra 0ne quality scnr,c,
Iii c,YcT ptWvS one , TNIr nnu
tcr ~ ~ ~ N'''"' """"H"'"'
IOrblSl. Mons hcavv an y,n,, .cer,o,
d,nv.o,s o,,iN n,,e ,t,itS, ~, W." 49, NN',aiV'
MAR nri,r' two ,ioiinrs "''' H""''V' 'eN-
LOT 5iSl. Mems host ,vhIta shoi,cr nonno,
t,,,,..,,, 49, 49, ,Wlt''V s,its'NNF .uNhlVl
SsoMoINy" "naH ens n",iSs Anu sHNenN nv
ami n heit. ''''''"V's r'''' '"' "V''''s
lDr sin Mons onc white st,,io. o,rn.,
nrirc Two ,iSuprs mud n ona,tcr "~''' '"r'"''
HI Las NiN,,1s n ",a t" N,uNtvf ,,.,
driildrawcrs only iliIy cents, orn,es Nice
~. cnty-nvo cents,
LOT 5USl, Nuns extra heavy nnbcpched
urn utnHWgsiS, onlN thiriS-iiNc cents, Wenar
SNmuSls i'llE cents.
LVl tlNN Nrn pest ana heaviest hlenchod
m,nr NH n, onS n9in,
a hntt "S'''' ~"
lor iSsS Mans nm ti,a,t,c Al ,,r,c,, noo,,,.
undcrThiris. only soVrnty.ive cents. No.
mar 4 samuel s price, one dollar ANA TWEEN.
ty.iive cents.
LOT ISL Mems unhlcachod canton flannel
undcrshlrts, only any cents. former price,
seventy -hNc cents.
LUr ISL. Mems bcst quality hlcpchod cnn.
Ton flannel drawers made nnd InlSbr,i In
the best possible manner only one dollar,
Wenar & Sainuels prize, one dollar and
my cents.
lAil Ilhl. Men fnp hlpuVngu canton tf1NNs
ors, only siNty-hVe cents. iormcr price, one
dollar.
IOr ASH. Mems nnblpRchCd canton nnunol
drawers, only my cents former price, scy.
cnty.nNu ccutS.
Lon 1919. Mems white mprioo drawers nnl \
Scveuty-flVc cents: Wonnr 4 Snniueiis
pr cc, one dollar aud a Quarter
Lot 10. tadips fine an wool scarlet vests
and pants only $40 suit, Wcnnr n sam
utls price $50. These an, the hest moods
manufactured
LOT u Ladies' very 0ne scarlet Inning
wool vests ANA rants only SiGl. Wonnr q
Samucls' price $500
IOrIi. Ladies' tine cashmere wool yestg
Rnd pants only 81 % suit. Former price
S}uO.
IoTu Indir., nnc co.hn,orc v.,,s ana
,..,' 49, ny 'NtViN 49, NlN
or,n, U ,Ic NV Io o,,, al ~. nn, SUIT
- 49, ~ w" u't'''N "''" " "'i''
Iol IL, ladies' Fancy trimmed mCtino vests
only one dollar former price one dollar
ana matt
LOT lk Ladies' rnc nrriuo ypsta nulv nm u,
cents; Menar x sanueis price seVeniy.nvc
cents.
, AN an ,o.tt., 49,, ,.. ..,. 49,
Danis ,ri,. rmn,>, c, G nN, i,. NSsr NM M.
n,,, tii,'s ~ ~ " nN'" w. "''' l'''N'
IN III Nm ,,,t,, ,,.l- c,,,,,, r,,,t,,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
A Gale ut Buffalo.

Buffalo, November ~ The propel-
Ter Avon Of the Union Steamboat
com pany's line, which left yesterday,
was caught In terrible gale Of wind
and snow and driven back and despite
the efforts of several tugs was driv-
en- high on The beach in "A
disabled condition, with her
wheel broken and her rudder gone.
The crew is safe. The small Canadian
schooner, Maple Leaf, OF port Bun
well, bound for this port, was caught
in q gale yesterday, and blown down
the lake at furious rate. About SIX
O'Clock last night she ran ashore, ana
this morning Is almost out Of water.
Her crew were able 10 get oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
A BRIBERY CASE.
FaiiOn Into Pattcrson's Relations
The Standard Oil COMPANY,

h.
terk, November l6. The COM
lhe Pennsylvania legislature
to-day to investigate into
alters In connection with the
u vi company. II. NJ. Flag
ner secretary of the Standard
pany, said he knew nothing of
seo ayment of money TO f.. G.
W. He was aware of suits hav-
brought against the company
|erson, which litigation, he con-
was brought TO blackmail the
y ana 70: the purpose of being
u; Archibald, city member of
Fcolive board of the oil company
history of the presentlitigation.
grew out of q demand made
encouragement of Peunsyl-
~ 1881 for u statement OF the
f. relations of the company to
Industries. The state limit Of
lowed Tor its submission was so
','a' settlement could not be
M ana The matter went by de-
'a. ause luentiy when proceedings
' \ py the state, witness of
y iuthlsh all the desired infor-
~ me proceedings were aban-
= PATTERSON appearing in the
! was objected TO on the ground
represented an element in the
TO the company, and
, ~ Intellectual iattenlpts had
,sue, II was decided TO let the
ss go ION. Witness, continuing,
~ ny 10 the time when Patter-
~ 70 desist from further at
i ii ms relations with the com
''Ve Ihen have been friendly,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
GALVESTON.
Arrest OF IIackworth - Closed Out
bonanza Mackay's Visit.

Galveston, November 10. - $. A.
Hackworth, a well-known citizen OF
BRENNAN, was placed under bonds here
this morning, charged with stealing n
registered letter. He Is the famed
founder of the negro colony in Fort
Bend county.
Prester & Duhosc, grocers, have been
cloused out by several wholesale
houses Of this city. Indebtedness
S., 600; assets $1,000.
Mackay. the bonanza king, leaves
san Francisco tomorrow direct for
Galveston.
Mackey, the express manager injur-
ed In the accident on the Houston d
Texas Central near Choctnw, was
brought home to Galveston tonight.
The water-worl>s company are dcs'
iribuling pipes along the streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

LOT l2l. Mems heavy DRIVERS French kid
Snmueis iuicO siS dollars.
LVT 100. Mons heavy grain "NAnnleon
boots half Scotch button standard screw,
only four dollars and a halt, Wenar 4
samuel urice SIX aud n malt
bOT 49,, Mems fine kip pvgged boots only
800. Ncnnr \ SanuolS price $S.dp.
LOT 3a8. Ncn's Zine nill storS kim boots
malt double sole only S. former prie, a.
LOT 2Ss. Mems extra quality fine kip
boots, tap sole, only S&j1 Wonar " Sam,
ucl'S pricc 50 50
LOT $50. Mems handmade standard screw
iap sole kin boot ouly a, Mcnar ~ sam.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
The Trades Tribunal.

Plttsburg, November lJ.--ln n circu-
lar 10 miners levying an assessment OF
twenty-five cents each 10 delray the
expenses of the trades tribunal APP
pointed 10 settle the troubles of tile
fourth pool, Secretary FIournoy says
II arbitatiol IL successful In settling the
dispute II Will he resorted to hereafter
In all cases, and strikes can be re-
garded as II thing of the past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
An Alabama Railway Accident.

Chattanooga, Ga., November 10.
The accident on the Alabama & Great
Southern railroad was more serious
than at first reported. Details are
difficult 10 learn, rs the wire is
down. The accident occurred
at Collinsville, Ala, and was caused
by broken rail. The cars rolled
down an cmbankmont, turning over
three times and were demolished.
Mrs. Collins OF Collinsville was fatally
injured, with a number of other casual
ties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Fire af Rnltnn. Miss.

Jackson. Miss, November l6.The
stores of Williams ~ Williams and
Black Todd q Co.. az Bolton. burned.
Lnss siJ, 900; insurance s3o.W00, mostly
in home companies. The cau,e Of the
fire il unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
A Eatal iIxnl0sinl,.

Williamspor, Pa, November 10. ~
Maxwell's SAW mill, III jackson town
ship, owned by Lyon " Co, was de-
str"Sed by ma Dxplorlon this morning.
James Hun. CbHs. Riggs and Nathan
lsidnut, employees, we're killed: JAS
Campbell, NJ. Bried, Grant Hui and
l.. emery were wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Paner Mill Burncd.

Pittsburg, November 10. The
Chronicles Newcastle, pa special
says the Newcastle paper mill burned
to the ground early this morning. Loss
Sj0,000i insurance $4,000. The origin
II mystery.