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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

March, 1881, Frank, Jesse and myself
eft there. Bill Ryan got captiIred;
we got scare aud Tic out: went to
HiteJs place aud stayed few DAYS.
then went 10 nephew of Hite's aud
afterward CAME back there. Arrange
ments to commit the robbery were
made by Jesse aud Frank James and
Wood Hite 60 come ont to Missouri
and take an express tram somewhere
UP here. This was in May, 1851
Frank Went by the name OF ID. j.
Wcodson at Nashville, and Jesse by
The name ~ Howard. Jesse and 4
came to Kearncy Ia Nav, 1891. and
rode to Mrs Samuel's farm. Frank ar
rived q week later; found Clarence H,te
there, and Wood fiite came
Afterwards. About q week later four
Of US started on horseback and met at
rord's farm near Richmond, started
from there, but afterwards went back.
Several days later, we started out
again; Wood went on train. the rest
OF us on horseback. We took horses
near Richmond and were 10 meet
Wood Hitc NJ Gallatin, We rode
most of the night, stopped next day
aud night with the Doties. Proceed
ing we came close to Gallatin. jess Q
was then taken sick and we
all went back, the party seat
To Fuid's. a week after we started
again, travelling apart. i cot dinner
near here and met the others near
Winston. We left our horses and
went TO town after dark. Jesse and
Frank, Wood and myself were 10 cap
ture the engineer and the others take
the baggage car. Wood and ! rot ON
the tender; when we got out little
1 way the train stopped and we hear d
shooting. We shot Il couple of times
! TO scare the engineer. lie stopped the
train aud we made him move the
train again. The engineer pulled the
| throttle and jumped of. We didn't
know how To stop the train
and Frank came through and stopped
IT. Wood aue | got of the engine and
| went back, and we all left tile train.
Jesse and Frank said they thought
they had killed couple of men; Jesse
said 1t was pretty sure he had killed
one, and Frank said man had peepet
in and he shot ut the mau and he fell
oil the train. We got seven or eight
hundred dollars in ALL Tne money
was in packages We rode hard all
night of the robbery, stopped IN a pas.
ture about daylight and divided tn,
money; went from there To Ford's
where we stayed about week
This closed the direct examination.
The cross.eXamination pf Liddel
was postponed until Monday.
At 5:S0 Governor Crittenden wa.
called lie testified that Dick Liddel
told him that Frank James said Il
Jessie that II he knew there was to bt
any killing he would not have gone
: After the Governors testimony, cour
/ adjourned until Monday.
This has been decidedly the most i'm
portan. day Of the trial. The ruling
of the court to-day We're favorable [,
the prosecution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
IhE GAzETTE: FORT WORTH TEXNS SINnAY AnGIIST 2e

Mr. Mart, representing the C,l..s
ton NcWg, has been doing an i,.,i,
ing. 'o'''nis morn
we noticed Mrs Oils Doud ana Nh.
LULA l,edman at the meetins.s = 80 I'd,
morning. They are visiting tI,a sa, NE
OF Mr.. j. X. Baker. '''s '"''iiy
me merchants Of Crawford are hav.
aSs sunh public well for the benefit
OF the general public.
Messrs:; Nichols a Robertson bouaht
week. ~''"" WIS
Major Penn discharged his assistant
superintendent because he used pro
i li, 81 Language while erecting the Cos.
-. Married, Mt the residence of Prot G.
W. rate, August 23l, at . O'Clock.
iteV' John A. Irimhle officiating, Mr..
Wn. Lewelen 10 Miss Ann Wilker.
son, all OF McLennan county.
air. and Mrs. G. G.. Williams of
Wacocame in on the 10 o'clock train.
ahd VIII be in attendance upon TIE
camp-meeting.
Inc majors crowd has brought rain
INTO the neighbUrhood, and Ii is to be
hoped VIII bring IL still nearer.
Rllnlor says that Major Penn will,
AFTER ten days stay l.ere, move his
tent to Fort Worth.
Farmers shy that 1t will take Ave
ucres upon All averii2e of cotton to pro-
uuce bale, while the average corn
VIII produce twenty-five bushels per
acre.
Notwithstanding tho preat cann.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
SAN ANTONIO.

New Variety Theatre-The Fall Clip.
Special 10 the Gazette.
San Antonio, August 25.---Several sa-
loon men here are trying to purchase n
valuable site on which to erect a saloon
building and variety theatre, TO eclipse
anything in the state.
Yesterdays rain was very partial
and not sufficient to do much good.
There is supposed to be u gang OF
shrewd, first-class burglars here. The
officers are on their track. Bradley,
the barber, arrested here yesterday,
belongs to the gang.
Reports from various sections of the
West, are to the effect that sheepmen
will commence shearing next week
The clip will be light.
The reported sale of the King ranch
is untrue. Captain King has just
added four hundred thousand acres Il
his Cameron county ranch by pur
chase.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
FOREIGN.
The Dead Count at Frohsdorf-t.nst scenes
of All Which End m uneventful
History.
CHAMBORD.

COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
London, August 25.-The Daily
NeWs in an article on Chambord says
his death, like his life, will not affect
French politics. The event belongs to
the romance of history and not to It's
business. The Times says it sees little
ground to anticipate any movement in
France t vorable to the orleans princes
to urge claims which at the present
time are entirely hopeless.
THE CHAMBER OF DEATH.
Frohsdorf, August 25.-The body of
Chambord lies clothed in evening
dress and decorated with the grand
Gordon of the order OF the Holy Ghost.
His Glands are folded over his
breast and in one Is cruciiiX.
Wax tapers burn ut the head OF the
corpse. The first chamberlain, the
Emperor Francis Joseph will be pres
emf when the will of the late count
will be opened. AS deceased enjoyed
ex-territoria rights, he was not sub
iect to the ordinary laws of Austria.
Az soon as the news of the death be-
came known the inhabitants OF vii,
Lagos and people of Frohsdorf thronged
TO the chateau where they attended
mass. kilograms of condolence with
the family poured in all day yester-
day.
COMMENTS AT BERLIN.
Berlin, August 2j,--It is generally
thought here that Chambord's death
will have no influence on French poll
tics at present.
THE FATAL MALADf.
london. August 25.-The Count de
Chambord's suiferings just before death
were fearful, but he maintained his
fortitude TO the last. The Countess de
! Chnmbord was carried from the SICK
room unconscious. The friends ana
members of the household were admit
tod IN the death chamber, At 8 o'clock
! ali kissed the hand OF the dead count
AMI we've deeply moved. the body
will he embalulod SUNDAY. The causes
/ NJ the commits death Were cancer OF the
stomach ulcers and atrophy OF the
Kidneys and arrangements OF pioou
yessels The Count and Countess OF
Rardi and Duke and Duchess OF MAD
iii we're present when the count died.
The Tegitimists propose 70 hold
Grand demonstration ut Garl,z on tne
ee.naa;on If the celebration OF The oe'e-
o,ias there The Vienna papers
praise lie personal motives OF the oe'
ceased count. ,,,,
nIoNa LIVE TIE KING"
Paris August 27,-The GoyI3ls u
announcing his death said; "a, iien ~,
tie Fifth is dead; long live phihp ~, ~
Seventh 2 meaning the Count nc faiis
RUSSIAN COMMENT.
ST. Petersburg, August - ~ ~
. yomroai de 81 Petersburg .expresse
the hone that France may De SPAR,
from dissension arising from the uea'i
of Chambord.
SORROW IL CANADA
Montreal, August 25.--,Ihe death no "
Cbambord caused a good de'h OF ~ 4
row In certain French cirsles, ser
reported grand memorial ciiofa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

London, August 25.-The queens
speech proroguing parliament refers
to the continuance OF harmonious re-
lations with foreign powers. The ad-
ministration and reorganization of
Egypt, though retarded by the out
break of cholera, has steadily adj
vanced. The occupation of Egypt
is only temporary; the aim thereof,
which has been explained
to parliament, remains unchanged.
Communications with France CON
corning occurrences in Madagascar
have been conducted in a spirit OF
friendship, and no doubt will lead to
satisfactory results. Attention has
been and will he steadily directed to all
which aight affect the rights and lib
critics of her subjects. The workings
of the convention with the Transvaal
| government proved in GER
| tain respects unsatisfactory.
The ministers and confidential ENJOYS
I dispatched from Transvaal. will dis
cuss the matter shortly. The condi-
ton Of classes in the kingdom suffering
! from the depression in agriculture has
! in most respects shown some degree q
/ Improvement. The general state o
trade and industry is sound. She say
she can refer with greater
satisfaction than on iorne
occasions to the condition of Ireland
The provisions Of the land act hav,
been brought into wide operation, and
the late combination against the full
fillment of contracts, especially for u
recent period, have been in great de
gree broke up. There is n marked
oiminution ri agrarian crime, ane
associations having murder for Their
object have been checked by the de
lection and punishment OF offenders
Her majesty refers to various measures
to which she has given consent, and
which she hopes will advance the
4 interests of all. She refers to the legis
ation of the session in regard to Ire
land as an evidence of n desire OF par
lament to promote the prosperity Of
that country.
The house of lords at the last mo
ment agreed ito the agricultural
holdings bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
v Mice o w,,i Be held in the prIncipal Cath

o Nice o %,,i be held in the principal Cath.
QUO cn'@ches Of the city.
TIcKETED THROUGH.
urronsdorf August 25.--As Count do
v .aisi,, , was dying his cou lessor
a aa,ssv !. n,s hand and exclaimed: "As-
WI" " heaven, son OF Saint Louis
THE ropEs LEGACY.
!. = = .ran,suori August ~. -Chambord
ie'' q luge legacy for the pope.
THU rRrNcE's WILL.
ienna, August 25.-The picsso
SAYS the VIII OF Count dc Chanihord
wa opened Friday and nothing found
,s,s,l 70 the political wishes of the
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~
CLEBURNE.
ass- Brief Personal Notes:

|,,m- Brief Personal Notes;
|Rsitei,e.
\ August 25.-The inquest
BIdihe man who died at
~ House yesterday was
ed.y. The jury returned
ktaih from the effects OF
administered by himself.
sN received this afternoon
be At uyalde saying she
al bills.
! Young one of the most
lnen on the road was
|et The Cleburne House to-
~ Louis.
iaAeA drOuth is having Il
iaous effect on the cotton
yield Will be cut short at
ball,
the arrivals sthe Cleburne
lay were, Ell. Young, st
y. siOrr, Galveston; Edgar
Psts, XVI W. G. Francis
Il Z Denison, w. f.
{lleRocs; "Earlc of Paddle.
'urns T. 5. Smith, Column.
lssee; J. A. Rivers, For,
Y Hudson, Miss Annie
sason county; G. r.. Lind.
M 5, Smith, Jr., N. Y.
,ae' louisville, KY; e. b
Aoses Barnes, Alvarado
~, louisiana; Thos. Har
,d1o; Fred Brown, Calves,
Aellhley, Bonham.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

WHEggY--Rsetited u lDslb0, as pes proof
s2loaa 25 three years old 81 5V9l7S fancy
extra old whisky <l35,
WIErs--tiaroi. case,'Si 6oHlVy0 as per qual
sDk sherry. per gal, u BIOS "; MadeiIs
POI gall, u sSpo 'p; Wiitie ms, IA sfssrl
cuAMpAcsK-0, Il. Muir IN A Co., Extra
Dry, IN OJs32 90: Heldsic. IA basket, go Vte
Is u. krug, in baskot 81. LJlo.S %. pomastie
xLi'~stocx Aie. por .ibs. 81 ooS2 aa Porter,
" oTgrxD Bnks-y a. Louis quarts. sI2 %; pts.
q, z SQ BudweiSs own sixs, siS %; rfnff
III az Erlnng n heer, quarts, flS Oy pints
Us ~ Schli' hilwankea, quarts az so plata
t13 %: Hui. Punch SIS W s'',,f y =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
Galyestom.
GALVESTON, August D. Cotton Spol
cotton closed steady aud unchanged. sails,


Rec slpts, net, 2.0lj gross, 2,Ssl; exports l,ly9
astwIse: stock, 1921.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New YORK.

Npw York, August 2i.--Governneut bonds
firm az board i'l's registered brought l2A;
do coupons nv.
STATE honds--Dull.
RaiiWnNb-.i over
Denver consols made further decline to
1jS+. hut closed at II. stocks opened irregu-
lar, soon were weak and declined M@lss Per
cent, Denver most conspicuous. falling on
~ At u o. m. speculation was quiet and n
tribe hrmer, and tho whole list made q trac-
tioual advance. subsequently col shares
pressed for sales snd this again unsettled the
market. Goa ers We're weak throughout the
day under barge offerings. No special
reasons are given Tor the depression.
Afternoon advioes from Chicago stated shat
rates were being cut On both east and west
| bound freignts This started q fresh selling
movement aud prices dropped u 10 3: Coal.
ers. trunk lines, rouisviiie s. Nashville and
northern Pacific being especially weak,
Near the closeo the day reports oi rate cnt-
ting were eaied and prices rallied q 10 p,
Northern Pacific, however, left on ~ the
lowest price OF the day. Compared with
close yesterday stock Is down to
ton orened at a., declined 10 f2}4, rallied To
30, when the anuouiiccnient ~ the compile
ton OF the ra lroad WAS made tho stock drop
ped TO ~. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
and indianapolis fell on ~; Chesapeake and
ohio first preferred !; New York, lacknwnna
orado Coal !; Houston aud TeSasCentrai rose
per cent. Sales for The week l,e!9,V5i shares
against 2,5S3.t9i previous week.
The bank statement, while uuinvorable,
had no effect upon stocks. The large trons-
ury Disbursements for bonds counted for only
two days In averages and the actual condi.
ton ofthe banks was there tore better than
indicated by the statement. The banks lost
r2.si4,g In cesh, but In The meantime reduced
liabilities tG,3iS,3OO. Transactions $1,000
shares,
New York. August 25-Money good sup
ply, closed at lsSGe.; offered ! y.
Prime mercantile paper 5lste6H.
Sterling exchange, bankablc bills, steady
at S2A; sight 49,
Three per cent. bonds-luJ4,
Coupons i]Ss---l. i3La.
Coupons 4's---l 1915.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
LAMPASAS.
An Error Corrected Business and Crops
Good Rain.

A Good Rain.
Special TO the Gazette.
Lampasas, August 25.---A few days
since The correspondent Of the GA
zErrE at Brownwood wired his pa
Der that one of our Lampasas mer-
chants was going to move to that
town. A more palpable error could
not have been made. Instead of any
one leaving here, there IL not room for
ali the business men that want to
come. Business is booming in every
line and real estate being bought up
and heavy investments made by capi-
talists every day.
Sye had a fine rain yesterday, which
coo,ed Tie atmosphere and helped the
soil. Crops will average about one
half in this section. ,u
Visitors TO the Springs are NUMEROUS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
CRAWFORD.
The Penn Camp Meeting aud Its VISITORS
crops--Persopai.

Crawford, August 25,-Eyans fli,s,.
Penn has opened his meetings mere
with full attendance. y great many
campers are now on i heingg ro ",ani,
Some COOL interest y being mani,
tested even now. Visitors aie cohains
in by car-load, as well = ~a ,1o ,,. ana
bugsies There will DC a S,vJg pNsio apps
here ON Sunday without uou a viii, rtan ny
Wacoites are on the grouno "''A ga
hourly increase.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
.l..ts, on. aud varnishe

PArsTs, per is--white. iead, 7Nc y; yellow
ochre dry 'nc bsrnt afni,sF IN oil, iso. dry, &c.
lfIs-lsoiled iinseed la bbls., Zoe per gal,
raw dee neaisfoot, y cM&i; dsb, tos95oci spirits
tiirpent.ne, 1ae; coal oil, rs eases, Br!lianl I,
lilo: vs. 81 2Olsl 90; ~, - or Eupion, bDs,. 250
pet gallon, tEplon - cases, 81 W; lard Ola
Il. sajeeS5c; Wesl vifyldia, ~ &c.
VAHNfs,sI as---t Spa, bDctesl 70 per Ks.i
coach vanish, D. -@ess 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

Woore-Mediun,, according 10 grade orsu.
and son dition, ~ to 2cc: tinc aeccrli~x't.
araae, auality and coAdition.lbt 10 1g; co,srss
according 10 grade quality and rondis,css i,
10 90, Mexican Improved. according Ia krada
quail y and condition, Ato ic; Mexican, M.
corugng TO grade, quality aud consi.ssnn. Ia
10 ID; barry, less, according TO anoux{ az
burrs. y
liIpias--No. !, heavy fl,nt, dry y N ,ec, No.
2, heavy flint, dry, y 10 lies No. l. light sent
y n Toe; No 2, light hint, a,b &c; badly dam.
4 % Ice; green saited, 10 % &c; green butcher, =
Rte.
tBLTRfEs - Nominal. season @ver Deer
goat skins, each 1902: sheep peits, according
10 amount of wool, 2OcG3up; Hhcarlngs no.
cording To amount OF wool, la1ibc. Mexican
improved, li@i2c; Mexican aAcep shcriings,
IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
lirnadatnns

FLouR eaaicr--Stanard'R royal patent. ss 50
a bDl.; saoks, ~ s,spS 10 ., 100 los. Corn inenI,
per bushel, SIC; iiomins and Grits u bb.
wheat, "a n, nc Crackers: y soda, 6a6l1c. XXX
s9da, GOT; XSX soda, uAA7 ~ cream soda,
300 itAO; X lemon creams, 50syi6c X ginger
snaps. Jgel 8c. M, p80i0c. assortStt cali % and
jumhles, isADiSise, Wheat In igAt receipt:
A0ckSl. aA to qnnlitY md non,liInn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
PILOT POINT.
Horse Stealing Local and So
deity Topics.

Horse s.ealing-Lo and So.
deity Topics.
sselie.
August 25.-Jim Cosner.
about twenty years of
lght in to-day by Deputy
ddl, charged with theft Of
hired the horse at pearce's
ehaer the pretense of go
Eh,eid. Soon after his de.
Picioh was aroused and The
N In pursuit with the re.
above. He is wanted
!, hnrse-s!ealing and theft
ny was taken this evening
ld jailed. g
a numter Of bales of cot
luaie to-day. Prices paid
alce,lonery store has been
The North side. r. d.
proprietor.
o. The Dallas Heyo17
y friday In the interest
PlOeT edition of the Her.
,aae and wife have gone
pSSlsit friends.
4 sId Lsss left u few DAYS aac
'''Spa Texas, to visit he
l, s' .s u young man O
laess. ''0"so W en-
S sI,sndler and her sister
! \ SI Is,I have returned from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
ITALY.
FRANCES FATAL nhlNpNEss.

FRANCES FATAL BLINDNESS.
Rome, August 25 The Digetta
points out TO France that her fatal
blindness has left nothing undoue to
ALLEVIATE the friendship of Spain, Italy
and England, aud hopes she Will re.
pair her faults and avert perlls which
beset her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
BAIRD.
Hot Weather. Rain Needed The Present
Outiook.

Outiook.
Special to the Gazette.
Baird, Aug. 2j-The weather has
been very hot to-day. The thermome-
ter stood LOS deg. in the shade. Itoin
is badly needed IN these parts. The
grass is parching so much that it fire..
quently catches ire from the engines
passing. If it does not rain soon,
stock will suffer for water and the
grass for winter pasture will be short.
II. i. Hadley, prominent stockman
of this county and Jim Seay Of Baird
returned this week from an extended
visit in search of good cattle ranch.
John Merchant and wife left on this
afternoon $ train for II few days visit to
Waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
coming IN freely prices range from sOc@s


Potatoes. northern, q barrel $50 Ont on
81 per bushcl iurpips, fDasec ?. bu, besns,
II Il. ,lrd., bbs., iNF6e; latsA lima, s,3eg,as'
mali butter, 4ls@,ec; bayo,, 6k%1c. iichisss'
PIGS faet, Kits, 81 81 older, hall bbl - oofe, o..
iofai- Vinegar, apple. y'esSsc 4 gai;i pnle
WINE 6oc; Peas, green, drls' 70, u'1e n,aeS
SGIsn. cabbage, 10. Black berries bO@72c per
gai !; piums 2Sdsa,le per GAL; Waiermelons
mo Canielopes iegSb; Apples 1oyiSo per ~
busnel box: Tomatoes slEtl %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
s,n,,,e Drugs.

Park, Cinnamon, per pound, 2iepspc. bark,
PERUVIAN, per pound, l6el30, Eoiax per D.
ihteis; Ri'tsrbonA,c OF s1da per II, Gas4i g u.
peras per 10, 2epi; castor oil per gait. 1901 20:
cinchohida, per ox., Nst1i W CASTLE soap
pnupd, SSsi9; chalk, lump, per pound, % 1;
galomel, II y w, per pound, 1e@SG; oalomel,
| English, per pound. i0Gtl -: clsloral hy-
| drate. 75Gpl s.: chloroforAi, nG1'l; oomposi-
| ton powder, Sot9 70 dovers powders, igGl M
| EPSON salts, per pound. Sea5; gum opium, per
| pound, ~; gum ramphor, SU0l3G morphine,
per o., 81 10 machine oil, golden, 25deiD:
qulnine, =. Il w. per o., l ai; quiniae Ger
nlan, per o., 81; quinlne, German, case, per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
Poultry and Eggs.

popLrnY- Hens, s275@8 % per dozen:
rrogtsrs. -----------; half-grown chickens,
81 isssg TX q'urbeys, g. 1908 "; Geese, V "a
as or Ducks, ~ DjH3 ".
.,s.,.s.-- Ser aDxtu, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
GERMANY.

Dull BETWEEN OFFICERS.
Berlin, August %. "A duel was
fought at LISA near pasen between
two captains of the German army.
One received shot in the abdomen
and died soon afterwards.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
New oriears.

rkoOttk
NEW onLrASs, August ?5.--FLouR--Q ulct
and steady: high grades 2AN5pi.
CoRN--Falr demandnnd tirmcr; mixed COO
g.; white 6uetb1; yellow Us.
OATS aighcr lie.
PROVISIONS.
CoRN NEAL-Quiet and steady o. i522 CO.
Poitk-Fair demand and prices lower at
iS5A.
LARD Lower; tierce. o; key, gl&.
BULK MEATs-Dull; shoulders, 63SF B3t.
BACoN-null and lower shoulders ~; long
clear and clear rib 7lS91M
HANS Sugatscured quiet and Arm; choice
canyassed l3Wil.
WnIsgy--Flrm and unchanged. Western
rectited, l iiNl %.
CorFEE-strong and active; Rio cargoes
common to prime, 7estGi0sk.
sueAR-Qplet ana hrin; fully fair, 81;
prime So; yellow clarified, S4.
AloLAssKs-- pull; centrifugal, .n4s0,
RICE nirdeinaudi regular 1t iedH.
rEnpsrufFs.
BnAssDull Mt 76m77is.
nAY--ln hair denanN; prime ACE; choice
Nu0
yellow refined iS8ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

CHICAGO, August s5.~-CArrrE-. i,cccipts
i,Ss market brisk and tirncr; exports. i 20
r SS ~; good 70 choice shipping .steors, 3oco
Siisxr Receipts, sOt: market steady and
iairly active inferior 10 iair, 1895 %: good.
3 90; choice, Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

Alexandria, August 2j.--Twenty-
SIX deaths from cholera Yesterday.
among Whom We're three British sol
dieis' Iwohundred deaths from the
disease elsewhere In Ecypt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
KorApon.
me WAR LOAN

GuayaquI, August 25.--The volun-
tary commercial war loan is being
rapidly subscribed. Both atmies,upon
the completion of the Subscription.
leave the city Tor their respective
bones.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
NInnia nn,i-Inr1l.

| MEATs5-Sugar cured hams. i5c; s. c. C. n.
! Bacon, 1899; =, g. y. :. meat, 50 long clear
bacon, S3S; short clear bavon, M.
LAkp-sJlerces, aEc; hill, bills, lee. s3Rnt
- y tns s5ac: " ID ttas, lOAc: 90 tsire, io9sc;
ID Tins lOl@e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
suusloy.

ssro Killed by Another.
.AAocident. ''"9r-
ssselle.
/ l ssasl 3,-The Nationals
|aS p' I, tonight to play
| panMas Austin on Monday.
n 'a aea Bernard shot Win WI I.
|an ~elS saer negro, in the
d. ,ha,0 killing him In,
Enollb',aus' passed through his
Az ', MA broke his neck. II
s ls1sa ss in, the spoke 60, Of "a q
|,ew ! MN down, when
pistol and shot Car
g M Arrested dG,' and jailed.
~' cOronar's jury was
n ! sa1 named Jas. White
laiei 4 INA away wagon ms,
scared ana jump ned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, Augusta ,-sight exchange on
New York 8 per |, ~ premium; lmnkabie
bills Sleo4 $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

New YORK. August 2s.-spot cotton closed


, r,vv.paor August 2j - Cotton Spot
cotton, ii "a Il rgcd :slfii demand free-
IN mel .aies 500 bales tneriesn n.'e<' . -
port aod speculation wv 'hr'iN ''""N'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26
CUBA.

YELLOW FEVER DEATHS.
Havana, Cuba, Aug. 25.-Thirty'
two deaths from yellow fever the past
week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-26

CArrLr--iieseipts TOp market better; ma.
tive steers, 100 W isco pounds, sold At 100
9 70; stockcis aud feeders, lVtpi =; Texans,
lQl7 pounds, S5s.
sifKnr-lleceipts leo; market lower, rang
Ing from 5Jt 90.