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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-18
Our Citizens desire NO notoriety. but arc
always ready to proclaim the truth.

Nl"oy0 EcSOy ~ PkVSsosAAe s.sS se~~~s
MRS. GEO. DAwLEv, OF 76 knight street. Prov
idepce, L. l., relates to our reporter her ex-
perience with the wonderful curative proper
ties of what is destined soon TO be the stand
ard and leading specific of the whole wide
world, for Kidney and Liver diseases, etc. Mrs.
ID. says
"Early last spring l was severely afflicted
with torpidity of the kidneys and enlarge
ment of the liver, and the Kidney disease came
upon me so fast and so suddenly that before
was scarcely aware of the cause of my trouble
became badly bloated, and my body and
limbs very much swollen, so that it was WIN
great difficulty and severe pain that was
able to walk any. 1 became greatly trouDieo
by being short-breathed, so that even u slISh
exertion or little exercise would tire me al
most to exhaustion, and was 80 d1stressed
when retired nights that l could not sleep
and was very restless. One OF my lmDs eS-
| nocIa,lv had q very severe nervous pain.
which always seemed to be more severe at
night than at any other time, and would fre-
auentIy ache SO sharply as to rouse me from
sleep L was very nervous and uncomfort'
able all the time, and was being doctOred, and
taking all kinds OF medicine for this COM
plaint AMI that and the other, but all
| to no good purpose. until at about the time
when was tired out and somewhat disgusted
and almost discouraged with medicines an'i
| doctors, Il relative and highly esteemed irienu
pers uadcd me to try Hunts Kcn edy. began
| to take ii a few days ago. and am happily dis
| appointed by the result, tor before had used
| bottle OF it began to teel relieved: and soon
commenced to sleep splendtdly; the severe
nervous pains in my limb which had to han
| die so tenderIy do not appear any more, II J
| headache and backache have disappeared:
feeI well every way and rest well at night
Toe swelling has disappeared from my body
and limbs, and am now able to do my house
| work comfortably and easily. Hunts Remedy
las certainly done wonders for me-
| MRS GEO. DAWLEY.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-18

Thomas EcleCtriC Oil has obtained great
popularity, from is intrinsic value as q reli-
able medicine, in curing hoarscncss. and all
lrritations of the throat. diseases OF the chest,
etc. For these tits an incompatible pulmonic.
For sale by II. b. Cochran, druggist. l37 and
I39 NORTH Queen street.
Nausea relieved and Sick Headache cured
hY taking Simmons Liver KecuIafOr.
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rRAyEL ERS' 8EInt

4 ~LV nBlA fOKT DspOSlT RAIL
~ ROAD TIME TAELE.
TriinS now E!iG regularly on the Colombia
s Fort IepCsit Railro.J on Ihe following
time:
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DO You Believe 1t,

That in this town there are scores of persona
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Com
plant, Constipation, " hen Tor 75c. we will sell
them Shtloh's Vitali2er, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Ii. II. Cochran, druggist. Nos
l47 and l39 North Queen street. ten!-eod2
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OH MY HEAD!
WHY WILL YOU SITEEEk >

Sick headache, merry Gus headache, neuralgia
nervousness. paralysis. dyspepsia. slcepless
ness and brain diseases positively cured 10y
DR.. Benson's Celery and CbamOmile Pills.
They contain no opium, Iuinine or other
harmful drug. Sold by druggists, Price 81
cents per box, two boxes for 81, six boxes foI
$3.50, by mail postage free-Dr. 9. w. Benson
baltimore Md. &. N. CrittentOn, New York
is wholesale agent for these remedies.
aprl5-lmdM SAW
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Harrisburg Expires, west, nj 5p y. NJ, bn'
direct connections twiihnut change of carsJ to
Columbia AMI York.
Fast Line, west, "T sunday. w!ru fnsgrl.
will stop at nOwnintnTr EGntc TTfil,', PaI keg-
burg, Mount Joy, Ei:z.-5cthtowu and Middle
town.
Train, No. ], Western Express an'! Pacific EA-
PRESS run daily.
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IDAH4AINS IN wATCHfcs, CLOCK
ID Chains, Rings, spectacles, &c. Repairing
of all kinds will receive my personal atteD.
ton. LOUIS WEBER, No. 159k n orth Queen
street. Remember name and number. Dt.
recuy opposite City Hotel, near Pennsy,va:aa
railroad depot, dec 2slvd
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Live and Let Live,

Life is not always under our own control.
but can be prolonged by care and prudence.
RurdOck Blood Bitters as laxative, aiiera-
tive, ana diuretiC medicine tent material y to
restore health and l.ngthen oar days. Price
81. For sale by IL. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37
and l39 North Queen street.
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safe and Reliable.

A. ". BROWN, NJ. D.. of Providence, IL. l..
SAWS: 81 have used Hunts Remedy in my
practice for tire past sixteen Year,. and che +
fully recOJnmend IL as being Il safe and relia-
bic remedy
Hunts remedy IS purely vegetable com
pound, scientifically prepared by a first-ciass
reg istered Pharmacist, and will surely cure
ali diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver,
and Urinary 0rgans.-CoR. al5M,W ,fSw
TuNT'S KEEikDY FOX SALE AT Ii. Is.
III COchran's Drug Store. IL; and l39 North
Queen street. marZ-3mu
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Hop BITTEKS FOR SALE AT H. Il
IL Cochran's Drug Store, l17 and l33 North
Queen street.
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NTUTlCE ~ TkEsPASSEks AND GUN
IN NERS.-Au persons are hereby forbidden
To trespass on any OF the lands of the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates. in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether inclOsed or I'M
inclosed, either for the purpose of shooting or
fishing, as the law will be rigidly enforced
against all trespasstng on said lands OF tho
undersigned after this notice.
VIM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
r. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD c. FREEMAN,
Attorney for K. W, Celeman's Heirs,
cl6-tfdSW
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90. w. HOLMES.
Silver CREEK. NY. Feb. G. Is:

Silver CREEK. N. Y, Feb. 6. 1850.
GENTS have been very low ard have tried
everything, to no advantage. l heard our
Hop Bitters recommended by go many and
concluded to give them trial. did and now
am around and constantly improving and am
nearly as strong a3CYer.
marGc l6teCd W. II. WELLER.
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7 ORnILLARD'S KEBECCA TOBACCO
IL only 10 cents per plug at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE,
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DEESDN'S SKIN CURE AND CELERY
d and ChamOmiG Pills for sale ut Ii. Il.
Cochran's Drug store. l37 and l39 North Queen
street. nar2-3md
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NTETZHEK " HACHEIAN

NOTICE 70 THE LADlES-We have
been watching the Silk market for some
time to buy BLACk AND COLoRED
SILKS and now we have them from an
importers Auction Sale in New York at
BARGAIN PRICES. We have few pieces
In PLAIN COLOR& rs low a. Ale, but the
BEST BARGAINS are our f5c quality and
our 9oc. quality i'll GAENETS, DARK
GREEN, BRONZE. NAVY BLUE,
BROWNS and PLU MS. We have Black
Silks AS LOW AS sac., but the qualities OF
BLACK SILKS VIC have at 1jc., Size, 81 60,
sLl2L, sI.25, sI.37z, sl5o, sl.e5. sI75 and g. 90
have never been equallcd. II you want a
SILK DEES. call soon at
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HSgi Sss5 fS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
LOCAL MARKETS..
Note Quotations are for lots, unless 9th
erwise stated.

Note Quotations are for lots, unless 9TH
erwise stated.
Groceries.
COFFEE AND TEA, -coFFEE--Vcry firm +;
common &c; ordinary, Sl4c; fair, ys4c; prime
Rio, lie; fancy, i2a; Cordova, iot1c' old gov
eminent, Java, 2oc. I'EA-imperIal, 1000 /;
guDpowder, 5000.
SrGAp--Very firm: Louisiana pure white,
03Zc; OIL white, st4c; yellow clarified, gLc;
iancy yellow clarified, 94c: open Kettle sn.
granulatod, 0k Louisiana OF graduated,
l0i4c: powdered, nc; cut loaf l0l%c
MoLAssEs AND SYRt1P--Louisiana lnolasses,
prime TO choice, lsep5,c corn syrup &c.
Observation-Disclosures, b3fhrI1a
FISH Mackerei, llto kits, No. J, 81 vs.; No.
White fish No. |, h'E bbis, eT.25; N 2, rs.,i
Dried behring's. per box, nc. Cod iish &c.
SALr--Coarss, in Tags, slp: dine IN bags.
-i LAKE, in nat hoop bbls, s2,S592.i0; peck
eta blSc.
SuspgrEs-Starch, SIC Soap, common,
9l<c, German olive a4c Candles, fun boxe,,
l6c; halves, l6c; quarters, Ice. lndigo. g.. I'm;
Blueing, 3Ud6 90 doz m. Coeman's mus. ara,
81. iOtasb.5J dozen. Maecaroni. imported lAcb;
American, Sl.gn box. Buckets, two hoops,
e2.l0dozen; well buckets. si.2b dozen. Brooms.
sl.T5@13.2 81 dozen.
CANNED GooDs.--Prices per Dozen: Pine
apples, standard. sl.so Peaches, standard, z
lbs, 3 -; . lbs, s2,2oe92.oG seconds, = MS,
slt0 3 ns., $40; Tomatoes, standard, 2 ibs.,
sl.2; seconds, 2 MS: 81 ,lc; ms, si;5G Green
berries, sl.z5@l. y: Raspberries, 81 ~; Cove
oysters, full weight H.. q -; d., SIT; light
weight ~, Sic; z NJ. sl.2; Salmon, M,
sl.70@i.s5: 4 ~, s,.s5@2g5 Mackerel, ! ~,
sl.3oel.75: Sardines, American, $50 case;
imported, $1,000 case, Strawberries. 2 10, sl.t0;
densed milk, crown, $780, Eagle, 1913; Swiss.
81 60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
q Soft Glove Contest.
ACCIDENT ANNALS.

Franklin, Mass, July o. The pas
senger train Oh the New York and
North Eastern railroad was thrown
from the track this morning. Several
injured, but none fatally.
a Fatal Mishap.
Hartford, Conn, July 9.--The east
bound passenger train on the New En-
gland road collided Sunday evening
with gravel train mile east
of Plainville. The engineer
escaped. George KinckerhoelSer,
engineer of the passenger train, re-
NAMED at his post, reversed the en-
CINE and was caught in the wreck. He
was horribly crushed and instantly
killed. His brother, the fire.
man, jumped and escaped.
Charles Church, express messenger,
of Hartford, and Charles Griswold,
of Waterbury were in the baggage ear
which was smashsd, and the men
thrown forty feet into an adjoining
field. Griswold's body was thrown
over the telegraph wires, and he was
instantly killed. Church's injuries are
probably fatal. The passengers badly
shaken up, but none were seriously
hurt. The accident was caused by the
failure of the telegraph operator at
Plainfield to give the conductor OF the
passenger train orders to wait at the
station for the gravel train to pass.
The operator, Charles A. Welsh, is re-
pOrted under arrest,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Blue Grass Beauty,

Cincinnati Sews-iournal
The woman n'this part OF Kentucky
have gorgeous nature 20 build on, and
high art to improve IL with. When
the Bona Dea, out OF her bounteous-
ness, makes Blue Grass woman she
takes care never to spoil the job. A
soft, white, warm body, translucent
with divine light and curving to lines
OF beauty as naturally az the teudfils
to the vine, is the groundwork
upon which nature limbs the hui
man angel. Eyes softly bright, but
LUMINOSITY intense; cheeks like the
damask rose. with buttercups of
dimples, in whose honeyed heart sly
Puck or Oberon might sleep: lips like
ox-heart cherries at the centre, but
flexible as smoke wreath, and fading
away into the soft cheek like the
hearts blood of strawberry into
luscious cream; chin fairly FASH
toned las the golden apple that blush
ing Paris gave to Venus, who tremsled
with delight at taking ii; the brow of
June, and the bust of Hebe; the sea
nymph's pearly ear, the wood nymph's
springy step--these are q few of the
charms that nature gives the maiden
of the Blue Grass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
MORE YELLOW FEVER.
Five Cases at the Quarantine station, yse.
low New Orleans.

Five Cases at the Quarantine station, Be.
low New Orleans.
New Orleans, July o.--The bark
Berna, from Vera Cruz for Tobasco.
put into southwest pass and was towed
to quarantine. The captains wife,
the first officer, the steward and two
seamen are sick With yellow fever.
The Times Democrats Biloxi
special says there is
no personal communication
whatever between the quarantine
station and the mainland. A sloop
formerly plying between Biloxi and
the quarantine station is now there on
duty, witha captain and II crew. None
OF them approach the mainland. Mails
and supplies will be sent out by the
schooner communicating only with q
lighter anchored at safe distance
from the quarantine grounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
was IL stolen.

On the morninythe. Galveston bat
terry company left the city 1t was dis
covered by Mr.J. A. Chaplin, MEM
Der Of the company, upon arriving at
the depot that he had lost very val
liable watch chain. A messenger was
at once sent back to search the room
AT the hotel but the valuables were not
found, the matter was placed In the
hands OF the police. Ii was supposed
that daring robbery had been COM
mitted, but o further search was insti-
tuted and the watch ard chain was
found in the losers room. The sup
position Is that he overlooked them,
and n grand sensation Is spoiled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
New Orleans.



New ORLEANS, July 0.-CoRS In fair
demand; mixed o., white Csc.
OATs-Quiet mt i3milc.
HAY-thoice, supply exhausted and re-
quested 10 00QD 70 %; other grades neglected.
PROVISIONS.
FLouR-Quiet but steady; higher grades
1 25t15 IS. s348s4
CORN MEAL--Stcady;sfresh 70.
PoRK--D Dull at ~ rs.
LARD-~Firm ticrce ~; keg 10.
BULK MEAIs--Scarcr and irm shoulders
packed ~.
iAcoS Dull and lower; shoulders, 80;
long clear ana clear ibis, - on.
q HAN3--SiIgnr cured steady and In fair de-
fnand; cli Ice canyassed i3Qf3L,
WHlsKEr-Flm. Western rectined f5 D
| %.
corFEE-Fair demand rio cargces COM
mon To prime 5l9wgp VI.
suGAii--sieady andi fair demand; COM
mon 10 good common 0jn6pI; fair TO fully fair
7h@7ls; prime To choicc IlsfdTts; yellow ciari-
fled S0a "a.
MoLAssi;s--Fcrmcnting and clearer centri-
fugai quiet and steady al 2Gs.S.
IRA N--i.asier AT sJtactso.
tufiuN SEED DiI.--tiude 3od 81 summer
yellow refined llW -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

|sFIRsT TEXAS BALES
WED AT HOUSTON.
M SIN Takes the Premium
M Darkey's Death--The
Ihving Contracts.

s{,azette.
July GA negro named
ker died last night. There
very startling about him.
he married a white wo-
Men she died he succeeded
10 other white woman to
He had several children.
md very ignorant.
colincil to-day refused to nc
the asphalt bids, and or
street, as well as all the
cd with gravel.
for the fourth consecutive
btained the first bale of cot
|aJes arrived simultaneously
It $3.50 pm. No. | was from
|oasmann, Dewitt county,
10 r.. w. House, and brought
Mt the cotton exchange.
to- a. Woolkhart Il Co.,
III "a to Richardson d May,
Idfik. 1t weighed 4S7
mad classed middling.
|0 MAS from c. Harneke,
|xnty, consigned to M.
Helghed 3ls pounds, classed
|ordjnary and was sold to
(IPr $3.50, who shipped 1t to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
staple Dry Goods.

HEAVY Brown corToSs-Net 90 days-En.
lerprlse, II, 6M Langley, Al, Ia; Langley, 49,
ol&; Atlanta, H..
FINE BRowN CorroSs--Appleton Rii, ~
Bangor ~, 69s; boot G III, 6ls; Bedford r., 50
in, ~; Pepperel r., ~.
BLEACHEDCoTroNs--Ne go days--Lonsdale
"A, sls; LANCER 81, "a; blackstone A A ~, .;
Cabot IL, &; Boot II ~, 81; Our own rs, 8]S.
DRILIs-Black aud brownfrorl, s too.
G BROWN DucKs-Lone Star Soz., Ii; Mag
noliD, o., liz.
CoLonrD Ducks Boston o. p, So; Concord
brand 10 o., 10.
Observation-Disclosures, gold medal, l5lf; Ba
gor fancy stripe No. j. ~; omega, A. q.
lBlI; Thorndyke, ~
CnEvIoTs-Adratic, on. American, 10
lingtons, ~ to "a; Apron checks, Va to
HICKORY characterization, blue
black, l5l8c; Rock river Us.
PRINTS -Hart-ts, 5lac Spragues, SIC; Con.
Devon dress styles, 11Csl2; Earieston, -:
book fold, sAa9le;.
CoTroN DRESS Goops--Dibege. fc; Alpaca
lusters 9@iol5c; Brocades, re, Lace bunt-
ings, ~, 10, l2Gpl8lSc.
BLASKsTs- -addle blankets, S7.O09sl5.
dol.; grey blankets u .2J, 800, z 5i,dp5,& ca
while blankets, s22,, 800, 1000 2.,y each
scarlet blankets, 800, 9.Doael2.Ov each: Chli-
iornia blankets, 500, 7.1uggl2.6) each; silver
grey .iankets, s2.25, 2.i5@3.5J each; lap robes
~ uOU1.}. UJ each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
SPORTING.
The Days Record of Current and Coming
Events.

The Days Record of Current and Coming
Events.
Cleveland, July 8. - Owing to a
cracke heel, developed after his en-
gageuent, Clingstone cannot be exer-
tised or conditioned properly to that
with st. Julien in Chicago this month.
The match is off.
A Mill and Rowing Match.
New York, July GA prize fight is
being arranged between j. NJ. Murray
and Geo. Full James, for 81 500 aside
and match between James keenan,
and Geo. easel, to row three miles
with turn, for 81 1000
a Soft Glove Contest.
Cincinnati, July 9.--The soft glove
fight arranged for tonight at Mozart
hall between John Nolan, shoemak err
of this CITY, and Brooks of California;
for $500 side, proceeded through two
rounds, when the police interfered,
and the contest stopped. Nolan had
knocked Brooks down in both rounds.
a Bicycle Race.
Rochester, n. y, July Oh. w.
Highan, the English bicyclist, de-
fealed John S. Prince, the American
champion, in twenty-mile race to-
day. Time: One hour, 8 minutes and
57a seconds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
-
RlTCHE'S REQUIEM.
t,lmon-Prayer Congregation
|uiourn the Service.

nmon-Prayer Congregation
{ yjourn the Service.
Wuly 9.-The Episcopal
ff6versy which has grown
High church tendencies of
Rg Richie, pastor of the
INC Ascension, and which
kEerved to draw out a letter
rom the bishop of the do
Mother sensational feature
IL yesterday. The rector,
the morning service an
lat at the conclusion of the
luiem mass would be said
\ of Daniel Fountain who
ed in Lake Michigan in the
|lof May. The announce
n requiem was apparently
nDunced step toward Ro-
III cause even the parish-
be- Ascension to rebel who
ID stood by the pastor, and
the congregation left the
Attic meantime, at the re-
kWidow Of Daniel Fountain,
Ion was postponed fora few
i believed that the bishop
be compelled to order the
PASTOR for infringement of
ba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

wines. IA
sour mash, ono year old, 81 81 two years old,
s2)o@2 y, three years old ~ 5000 rs. fancy
extra old whisky sie15,
WiNES--Claret, case,t S3 5AD 1000 ms per dual.
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 300 So Port, Ell 900
W, sherry, per gal. 81 1SDS 90; Madeira,
per gal, 81 6e695 W; White wine, in cases,
u 0Otnl0 90.
CHAMPAGNE--G. II, Mumm & Co., Extm.
Dry, e2s 5V930 70; Heidsick, in basket, 500 O0So
champagne, 81 0ocal4 Co
ALE-stock Ale. per doz., 81 Oo@2 ss; Porter,
BsrTLED BEER--St. Louis quarts, SIP 90: PTS
sl2 So Budweiscr, own size sis 90; pints
a. pe Erlanger beer, quarts, sIS O1 pints
slS 90 schlttz milwaukee,, quarts si2 80; pints
RlX OG Hnh Punch Al2 10 - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
McGeoch,s settlement.

Chicago, July 9.-The proposition of
Peter McGeocli to his creditors, to set
tie at the rate of fifty cents on the dol
lar bids fair to fall through, OH account
ofthe refusal of several heavy creditors
to sign the agreement to that effect,
among Others, the firm of Geo. Ell
bridge X Co., whose claim amounts to
$4,000. 1t is reported they demand
the full amount. 1t is also reported
that VIM. Young & Co. were opposed
to McGeochs proposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
St. Louis.

II.
ST.. LoUIs, July a---FLorR- Lower anu
only top grades wanted. ..,s.a ,o,sar.
WHEAr-upcned nciiye, bu ale cj INV: 1870
! va" Va Ina an =. IN AZ ,0Jgl September
~ aver weak: ii&GpDls cash; loeeH
July; i94Qi5I August; is'+@Sf| eep'e'''
90 oArs..-cash. s s4@sols July 27ls@2oS Au-
! ss1WSsi, rrsxrY--steady, II.
! CORN SiEAL---Betteri oo'
PROVISIONS.
porwsharpiy lower: Jobbing l54..
BULK MKAr.- Lower; long clear st shor
rib W. siort clear 90. ,sse,<.
Z : UAcoS--I.ower: long clear nonlinhJ o|a,
short rib 81; short clearS'U
LAKD-Nominihly lower
1--we STOCK.
CATrLEs--Receipts il o. grass IeA i,,s,,,a1't
medium To fair natives Tor iniefioi, ,,ye
aud butchers use, aet h NIX Exports 100000;
good 10 ehoice shipping . ios so ~ ~ good 10
10 fair o ep5 y; coniiMon . mya 3 i0@9 rs;
GOOD native cows and heifers i2sgf'' 49,
Hoes Receipts 400 active, lo"e'' 's"'
shippipq sO61 heavy ssq5.p - .,ad,un, To
sit,rsr- Receipts 1900 steady; neu ,sesa co
good Si04itD; prime 70
Texans TJa1tV.
special to the Gazette ,,rousb
Sc. LOUIS, July 9.--iieeeip's ~ s,,,,,s,s
grass Texans to-day 10 car'oaas nss,v
and dressed beef operators nT 80, -. s,a.a,,s
al the best Texas cattle. "oou' '"s ~,
are scarce and in strong fHnee', ,c.ara
ana interior grades ere dull anu "e.,h. 49,
Is a fair supply Of common W n''1" .,
i've shipping. Good ana coi"'''o" ~
unchanged gsote choice 'oes'n ssee's ~
NIGH as d 2s; choicc 10 extra, u o"se WI sooa
10 choice, 81 25@i ~; inferior 70 meu''n'' w.
COWS, s3 5o@i o. oaa. ths
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
ARKANSAS OUTLAWS
still Hold Possession of Portions of Three
Counties.

sun HoId FOsession OF Portions OF Three
Counties.
Little Rock, Ark, July 9.-Portions
of Garland, Yell and Montgomery
counties are still under the control Of
outlaws, who defy local authorities.
To-day Gov. Berry wrote letters
to the sherifls of each county,
saying that he had been
urged to call out the militia, but saw
no necessity for doing SO, and urging
the sherills tocall out a large posse and
hunt theoutlaws down. The country
infested is mountainous and wild, and
through terror, many farmers are COM
PEELED to shield the law. breakers by
refusing information and giving then,
supplies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
alysis Of the Duel.

|ention of supporters of the
led to the following analysis
[es duel. Thackeray himself
pte anything more incisive
ktic:
kinia duel continues to fill the
III, although there is nothing
and speculation to print.
Ued ELAN is at Harrisburg,
kpf the Acknowledgements,
Emitted States district attor-
Nurse him. The bullet
Edished out of his person,
|ikely to recover in good time,
hil sorts of rumors sre atloat
kcondition being Critical
in Baltimore being lionized
Way. He is in a toleraply
Fame of mind, and the last
h him with one of Josh
hooks to divert his mind
|clnplation of Elan lying on
|0f pain, on his face, in the
|nion. The region is all agog
hmen, and it is seriously de-
|At the readjusters will re-
be sufferer for his yalor
J greenwood tree. He wi
hlled Colonel Inasmuch
|und will only compel the
rite his editorials on niantels
|wise work in a standing po-
IL while the reward seems
rye, but there is no account
|the action of the Virginia
tis interesting to note. that a
|yer who did not even see tthe
he only person arrested for
" in what the law makes a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Kansas City.

KANSAS Cry, July 9.-WHEAr--wenner
No red, $50 cash; sTls@sT1i August; IS Sop.
Higher; s74 cash; s7]s bid August.
LIVE STOCK.
CArYLx- Receipts 5000; market lower M
2 S06oi 90. 49, - 49,
- Receipts 1900; market demorallzcd;
700 y ntslower; bulk OF sales 5 Socla As.
SiIEEp--Receipis none; natives Ss 10 100
pountssS so, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Ballot for United States Sona,or.

Concord, n. H., July o The follow
ing ballot was cast for United States
Senator to-day: whole number, %;
Gilman Marston, i; John Y. Mugridge,
l; JOS. w. Hagerson, .; r.. +. Stevens,
3; Harry Bingham, 4; Jas. II. Briggs,
4; +. II. Rollins, S; no quorum of
either house voting.