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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26
Ample Proof that His Wife was Dead.

A convict at French penal settle
ment, who was undergoing a life SEN
tence, desired te marry a female CON
vict, such marriages being of com
mon occurrence. The governor of
the colony had no objection, but the
priest proceeded to crOss-examine the
prisoner:
Did you not marry in France"
asked the clergyman.
"And your wife is dead?"
"She is. "
Have you any documents to show
that she is dead2"
No"
"Then must refuse to marry you.
You must bring some proof of the
death of your wife"
There was pause during which the
prospective bride looked at the anx-
iously would-be groom. Finally he
said:
9 I can prove that my former wife
is dead"
How can you prove itH'
. [ was sent here for having killed
her"
The bride took him, notwithstand-
ing. Possibly she may have been
sent to the penal colony for having
murdered her husband. At any rate,
they were well-matched couple.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26
Showing His Gratitude.
Detroit Free Press.

He inquired his way through the
city hall yesterday until he finally
found d himself in the presence of the
chief of police. Then he removed his
hat, took chair and said:
you've got a right good lot of
policemen in this town."
''Yes?'
'I cot drunk here one day seven
years ago, and instead of locking me
up and sending me to the work house
an officer walked me down to the
depot and put me on the train. I'm
a man as never forgets kindness.
''No?"
"And I've said that if ever the sign
came right I'd show my gratitude.
The sign has come.
''Take your statement" said the
chief.
''Weu, was waiting for the train
when fellow with long, sharp nose
and an eye like a hawk edges up to
me, and says he: Colonel, can you
change a ten-dollar bill? Says /:
Judge. | can Says he: Colonel, If
you can you will greatly Obleege me,
for I'm after some paregoric for a sick
| child And then it was says | and
says he, until [ gave him two tives,
and away he went. That ten of his
was counterfeit"
Il see. When did this happen3"
"About six weeks ago, but this IS
the first chance I've had to tell you"
"Where was it?'
Down in Ohio, at a town called
Akron"
But what can we do about it,"
''Send some of the police down there
! to scare up and arrest the ScOundrel
It is the biggest sort of a chance to
create a sensation, and let people
know that you are wide awake
Think of what a scoop it would be
over the police of Chicago! Just how
mad the police of New York and Phil
adelpnia would be to hear that Detroit
had taken the cake"
I can't help you any"
"And [ can't help you, eh? Do you
scorn my gratitude?"
In this case I'll be obliged to-"
''Well, that settles it." said the
stranger, as he rose up. Il got drunk
here, was used like a gentleman, and
in my gratitude I've put you up to
big thing "a chance to rake in crowns
and wreaths and glory and fame till
you can't rest. You wave my graft
tude aside She'll stay waved. Some
one horse Ohio constable will carry
off the cake, and you want be heard
of. We are square. Good day, sir. -"
And he walked out with a spine as
| stiff as a drum-maior's, and refused to
/ look to the right or left.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26
Rib-Ticklers.

There is said to be a great scarcity
Of marriageable young men at the
fashionable seaside resorts, and the in
dividual who invents an apparatus for
squeezing girls waists has a big for
tune ahead
One-third of the summer is over
This is cheering news to the young
man who owns an ice-cream girl.
He advanced with fearless step into
the editorial presence and confidently
placed a folded manuscript on the
table "A trife in the line of poetry.
[ threw it off without thought"
Il presume so, said the editor as he
pigeon-holed the production without
looking at it
1t is stated that nearly 400 persons
were killed by wind in this country
last year, and yet thousands of men
are willing to risk their lives by get
ting elected to Congress.
The Court de Ghambord is so far
from dead that he was able to rise in
bed and kiss the Court de Paris. On
this side Of the ocean such a perfor-
nance would encourage a sick mans
family in the belief that he was not
sick but mentally unhinged.
Were you in the late war;" asked
a veteran of bodily demoralized citi-
zen, who came hobbling down the
street on a crutch. Il don't know how
late you mean," was the sad reply.
''She gave me this one last night be
fore tea
A South Slider claims to have been
chased by snake thirty feet long on
Clarks Summit, and shows the hill it
self in evidence If he produced an
empty whiskey bottle we might have
believed him.
A young woman IN Erie has mar
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26

Henry Irving's American tour will
begin at the Star Theater, New York,
on October 90, and continue there
four weeks; then will come fortnight
at the Chestnut Street Opera House,
Philadelphia, beginning November 26;
fortnight at the Boston Theater,
from December 10; week af the Balti-
more Academy of Music, December
"A; a week at Haverly's Brooklyn
Theater, December 81; fortnight at
Haverly's, Chicago, January Z;
week at the Olympic, St. Louis, Jan
uary p, and a week at the Grand
Opera House, Cincinnati, January 2S.
The month Of February will be devot
ed to the smaller cities, and on March
3 there will a be week in Washington.
Mr.. Irving's debut will be made in
1.-THE Bells" and then it is probable
that Much Ado About Nothing" Will
be given for Miss Ellen Terry's debut.
She could not have a better introduc-
ton than Beatrice affords her.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26

ried her brothers wife's father By
this arrangement she became her
brothers mOther-inlaw, and the young
man has only one boss instead of.two.
Those are five cents, madam, " said
the fruit dealer to a lady who had just
asked the price of some bananas.
Are those five cents?" asked the boy
who ''helped" in the store after she
had gone out. Certainly they are, y
answered the proprietor. ''Why2"
Because [ didn't sell them for that
when you were out. ':.Then what III
time did you sell them for2" shrieked
the proprietor, growing very wrath.
six, sir, E." murmured the youth, as he
lodged his head
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26
NEWS ITEMS.

Hon. Columbus DeIanO, of Ohio, Is /
now an extensive wool grower.
Ex-senator David Davis expects to
go East in few days to try sea bath
ing.
Montgomery Blair expects to be
well enough to resume his practice in
a few weeks.
Lord Salisbury is a practical farmer
The lands which he manages are near
London
General Toombs' wife is blind. She
fell out of bed recently and hurt her
self severely.
King Alfonso, of Spain, will visit
Paris, London, Berlin and Vienna in
September.
1t gave Mr.. Tilden great pleasure"
to loan painting of himself to the
Southern Exposition at Louisville.
The Marquise of Lansdowne will
sail from England for Canada October
IL, to assume duty as Governor Gen
eral.
Mrs. Jane Grey Swisshelm has been
quite i'll, confined to bed at her resi-
dence at SWissvale, near Pittsburgh,
since last Friday.
Jay Gould is an accomplished bota-
mist, being able to give a scientific de
scription of every plant that grows on
his extensive farm
Field Marshal Won Moltke, of Ger
many, was taken for tramp recently
and ordered out of the Prussian in
land villages.
George w. Childs, of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, will 90 to England next
month and pay his friend Walter, of
the London Times, a brief friendly
visit.
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, the
! sculptor, was born at Colmyr, in
France, and is about SO years of age
He is a chevalier of the Legion of
Honor.
Clarence King, the geologist, is said
to be the present lion of aristocratic
English society. He has been dining
with the queen and the prince of
Wales.
The empress Augusta, of Germany,
is an enthusiast on hygiene, and has
given so silver and 40 gold medals to
the exhibitors at the hygiene eXhibi-
ton in Berlin.
General Aylward who led the Beers
Of South Africa in their recent wa1
with the British, eloped recently from
Saratoga with Miss Van Hoesen, OF
Brooklyn, whom he married when
Boston was reached. They will soon
sail for Australia.
United States Senator Palmer, OF
Michigan, the millionaire successor OF
Ferry, is about SO years old, well
shaped, we'll built, with black silky
hair and mustache, and sparkling
black eyes, and the color of the bon
vivant in his cheeks.
The Howard Avenue Congregations c.
Church, of New Haven, installed Rev.
Charles W. Park, of Mount Auburn,
Mass, as their pastor, on Wednesday
evening, notwithstanding the ecclesi-
astical council refused to advise or as
sist in his installation.
Miss Chamberlain, at the theater in
London the other night, wore a black
dress which was looped and trimmed
with punches of red currants and had
a trimming of the same fruit around
the square-cut corsage. Her black
silk gloves reached quite to the short
sleeves. They are the latest fashion.
Two eccentricities in dress were OBJ
served lately at a fashionable enter
tainment III London. One lady wore
a crimson dress, and the color was
carried out in every detail, even to
long crimson gloves. Another, whose
costume was pale blue followed up the
idea to pale blue kid groves. Both
were peeresses.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26

u-By paying US $3.50 you will receive for
oneear your county paper with the Milwau-
keef eekly Sentinel che representative news
parr of the State. Sample copies may be
eelat this office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-07-26

s-0ne year for only $3.50. Two papers fol
lite more than the price of one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
isdlIing nYnlorinl

LUMREn--i,ongli lumbeF, boxing, n Inches
and under, iirii-elass, 81; stripping JSxS, tel
voSiug and flooring, clears, $50 timex cleafs
y and -, s-G foian lumber heeond class
SIS; iOiat aud Eeani8nE, cWiE, 80.
sIDiSe-First common white pine, y so
second d., 80; thiro da, ~. poplar. IN D ma
Tive piae ~ t.2Vt@2 ~ 30 e, s25; native
raugH, 81 So
DRESSED l.umBgR-- Hoxing u Inches and
under, 80 vW2s w do 5yNf, Ui1teo 10
seaniiing, 5ol y or any common iampsr
go iAsa-a W. boxing over Il incies, s3i,1@
y Hs thick clears. " toiiGand 3, 50 Vla3l ~
sreeed clnss. ans Kind, 800 Uga8 ~,
DRFs3Ep AND MATCHED FbOnaLSC-- first
class, W., SECOND class, sgi.
sfIuIt fiHE ttksfs1lGG BUaBRt--lx, ~
and zucp White pine, W0, inch do rs.
DNfAiNg,e' i3EAneiJ 90 PLAFH-- srst cftn-
moo NfitH plDt, =, Hil.be. - do, 81 81 do 81,
ppris n s55, n, popiAr, - 2-Si' lsAsife pine
Pori.se i4eanKH.-ili. ~, and ineh, SIS,
snieaLNs--& hite pine a, S: do snaded A
$40, iofAt;s NJ 4, si,ss cypress, best nng
brand, ~ 40 no. 2, sf60 do Ma. =, s3.ls native
iaEeb heart So saFs. 5t2i
PIcREis--- Nnlss pine. dressed anc headed
square " ea!s yellow pine DO. ~: hath, ~
IhAf, fifBKNr, ETc. Lime Austin, ~ ~
uer bill Cement louisville ar .lsnssnale, f3g
per bb. Portland q . yer b6i. t,llstoy Pane
New York or dichis.n. - Der Dbi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28

LOCAL MARKETS.
staple Dry Goods.

PRfNTs-Du kirk, flEc; Lodi, Sc; Mari
boro sac: Orieniai &C. Ricbnionds exc;
Steel River, &C.: Southbridge, De-
PINK PRINrs- Garner 0,sc.; Harmony, &C.;
Richmonia, Gi@c., Manhattan, sly.
Surtri ~ PRInTS Allen, 4 C.: Morrimack,
sc.
FINE BRowE DoMEsTTcs-- Utica. AZ ceuts
Loci, wood, q; Germania o Fair Lawn, X 7
Indian orchard ZEE, ~ Pocshontas, ~ ;
Warw ok, 80.
HEAVY BLOWS DoMFsr1cs AIlantisA. ~
cents; Atlanta A, 81; Lawrence LII, Bes; Wa
chusett y, u ; Enterprise re, g piedmont
"a. 50; Piedmont 1876
BLEACHED DoMEsTICS-O Our own, SO cents;
security, ~; Contest, u Prosperity, 81 {;
Hope. ~ LoDsdhle 9la; King Bee cambria,
s; Knights campi ic.,S19; Cold Medal 7.
DuCks--Prattvile soz.. ~ cents. Ravens
II: West r. int Soz., II West Point lroz.. a..
CoLoRED DucKs-Anchor BE, &c.; Anchor
ID. 81 Boston OH, -; Boston x. ly5S.
Boston 9oz., 10; Concord lfo1, 10.
TiCRTNG-- moskeag AGA, 10 cents: Con
estoga re, 70; ordis ACE, IS; Merthune
Thorndike d, W.; Thorndike AS; stand
ardX. SO. Bangor, 50
HIcRoI;Y srBIpis--Mechanics ~ cents Col
lumbia, y; Jewett, s; Amos1eag,
JFANs-A bbotts ord, n g cents; Covington,
10: Long Island, M; Elkton, q Crosby
BINNK rs--i04 white, fL25, l.51, l.7l, 900,
2.5J TO 300 pair: III white. s10l. 800, 80 10
401 pair; l2 White, 3 - ,. ", $50. 6.uJ 10 go
pair. Economy, colored, 5l9., slSl& pair;
do, Slb S3.01 pair, NoclSy Noun ain coli
orod l-ib., sl.2D; do, Glib, sl.sl. Cambridge,
Vine silver cray, Glib, sA1a; DO, Slb., siNO
star & Crescent Silvor Gray, Nib, SEQ; do
Glh S85l; do, S-ib., 81. 81, scarlet ~ 80, 800,
40 % $50. alue, $40 40 toe pair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
New Orleans.
PRODUCE.

49,. - PRODUCES.
,,; INV ORLEANS, sept s7..-Froun--tirm.
MN ~ g9od demand; family, 25 high grades,
NvkN-Fair demand: mixed. ~. white. 90.
y fls-tiood demand at y,,dsifik
ootN hsAl-Duls 2l2 az RI.
49, PROVISIONS.
FORK Lower; iliS
nAiD-Steady; fierce S5s: kcg S7y.
, LUX ME rs easier; shoulders hacked
'4@rS; long clear and clear rib. az
bACoN--Shoulders, nominal ~ el.. long
rates, g 60N6 s. ~ ~
vassed, l5G So.
nisky---tcady and unchanged.
PRIME S4@nb.
NaysAlt--N Nothing dong; supply exhausted.
choice, rebolled, 3ia n
nary 10 PRIME NOW
BRAN--Higher held atap.
tpiroN-sEEp On Crude, 3i6f@S: summp r
yellow refiped, 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
Wool, Hides, Etc.

WOOL Medium, according o grade quality
and condition, Is TO 22c. gne according b,
grade, quality and condition, 10 10 n: course
according 10 grade quality and condition, II
quail and condition, Is 10; Mexicax &c
cording 10 grade, quality anu condition, Il
10 IL; bury, less, according TO amount OF
burrs.
HIpFs-No. J, heavy fint, dry p n lSc: No
2, heavy hint, dry, y II he; No, |. light flint
p N lOc; No. 2, light hint, z % Sc; badly dmin
y ID i1c; green saitod 70 10 10; green butcher, h
iDBc.
rELrRfEs - Nominal. season syer, Deer
sisins, T. IN 2lm2b; antelope skins, a % iOihl3
goat skins, each Il @Sj: sheep pelts, accordinf
60 amount " wool, 20cG9up; sheaIllngs. az
cording 10 .,.nonnt OF wool. l0ci 5c: Mexican
improved, iiGgl2c; Aesican sheep si.,riinzs
*.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28

Furniture BeDdsteads, imitation walnnt
each, 1908 NJ MI walnut, S 500iW5l; Chairs
wood seat, n dos, s. 1907 DO; gsnuai lid rattan
seat, s. COOS 40; cane seat, dining, Si2 O0a2D 90
Childs and rorkers Ss O0eli2 50; large rocking
80 OJGp5 %; camp and rockers, each, 81 AZ
J %: Mirrors, aacil tops, h do2, 81 g0so II 70
sables round, S29e@S q fsil leaf, 2506e5 80
wash stands, 81 25aS JD bed springs, ga 1901 50
Baby Carriages, " 506DoD
,Crocsery--W G teas, n dog,, 81 009l 10; w 6
plates, Slca.sl W; w q dishes, = 00NDE0 w e
ewers and basins, vi 5961 9 30 w q bows
81 Pool 10; assorted crates, SIS o1975 %.
Glassware Lamp chimneys, No, o. Grimm
top, Y do2., 30e No. J. cr!np top, Il dcs. i5c;
no :. .crimp top,l doz.. 6JG; Aigdnd, a tlos.
GOe. Goblets, = doz, eic@3l 0e Tumblers, Z
do2, 59;90oc; Bar tumblors, d doz, S5cuel Cd.
Candy Jars, ~ o08t 0u Lamps, 81 6Ot2l2 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28

NEW YORK, September 2T--GovcrnmentA
strong for long date bonds ana weak for as:
as old at IA ana is cupUns MT 2llS: highest
prices for long time. Pot railways are
strong with 70 lures cf advance in Denver
consols, and Denver & RIO Grando Western
frsts IN states, Tennessee compromise sold
at ~ The stock market during the loreno IN
was, on the whole, stronger than yesterday
forenoon, Notwithstanding there were con-
siderable efforts 10 make n decline, which
were partly successful In the first three
quarters Of an hour. Activity was IN Nprth
ern Pacihcs. but these did not monopol ne
olaigc Al part Of the dealings az heretofore
From l230un . O'Clock the market was
somewhat ieverish ami unsettled but on the
whole strong and net result w@S n pretty
general advance III most active
stocks Of u TO *, the latter for Northwestern
with "A TO ?. of other stocks. In the last three
quarters of an hour the market was strong,
aud advanced 4 To X ON latter Northern Pa
ciflc preferred, lea ing prices a 10 y per cent
igher tAan wednesday night. The upward
movement Is mainly attributed TO the an
nounceinpnt that railroad managers on roads
west OF the Missouri river had formed
y pool, which includes Northern
raciiic, and by reports that powerfil. tombi
natl DDS viii he formed BY certain operators
10 protect NOrthen Pacific, Western Union
anu other eading stocks and to force shorts
to cover. Richmond u Danyile was eN-
ceptlonally weak during the last hour and
declined ~ To - x, malilffs - for the day.
Transactions, 35l,0J0,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
Ifuuors.

WHISKY Rectined 81 l0GI5N, as Der proot
sour mash, one year old, u 60 two years old,
S2@a2 ~; three years old 81 5Na4 Is. fancy
extra oid whisky 5l65
WtNts--.iiaret, case,'e3 SDsSlO00 as peroup,
ity, Catawba, pergaliun, SEQ 90 Port, 81 ma
3 0N sherry, per gal, 81 i0@3 %; Madeira
NJ eel,, " dtG6 Oh White wine. IN eases
u COolo %.
CnAMPAGrE-G. H. Mumm 4 %, Extr,
Dry, 70 0ls3o2 90, Heidsck, IN basket, so Vta
= Ns, hfus, " basket, S2B 00G23 %, Domesti,
cApnpaSne, 81 018liOA
: "ar dC2., - G0G2 IS ~ 'i'or
30, ." REER--Sst. Louis quarts, sl2 90. p,s
| 9l& 5F Gudwelses, Quarts el2 00 pints ID ID
! Sghlitg Milwaukee, Quarts Si2 TO- MINIS EjS "a
! Hhh punch ela 0o; Antheny Il Kuhn's, at
| $500 plnis 81 so: IL. Claussn 4 Snn's cham
/ payne beer, Qrarts ~ 90, pints ,l26).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28

PERUVIAN, per pound, iSaS0, holax ner y
.n@in' bl-carbonate of soda per b, Ssstai. q y
peas per u. 2cqI; castoroii per gal. A55ai "a
cliiss!nipYhida, per oE., nMei 90; CASTLE soar
Ih,osvell, per n, sap; cream tartar, l. r., ~
pounu, sSg ~, chalk, lump. per pound, ga
Saloinei, !" & w, per pound, 500Sl calonnel
snetSn, per pound, ! TOOL 2N choral nv
urata. 'gNi -; cissGrOforsn, a0tA 1; co,npoSl
ton powder, Me 10 covers powders, IOsal 81
epson salts, per pound, 3a5 gum opium, no
pound, ~ gum camphor, Sn69d.s morphine
pef oa, " lE machine oil. golden, 3itstC
quinine, y. s w. per o.. ~ otiinino t.er
man Eer o., 50; quinine German, case, pe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
THE TURF.
ssis Pittsburg and Brighton
Zach Races.

ssSs Pittsburg and Brighton
Zach Races.
i8t,Nptember 27.-The Louis
IS Ill ages, one mile, first
sHawon, April Fool second,
iala Time l:4GI.
liat-Freeland won, Cleaner
Asl:45.
hl-Freeland won. Time
sns- All ages, MoBowling
aosecond, Hax third. Time
n Hill stakes for
fslds-mile, Modesly won,
asa second, Conkling third.
Alien purse, three year olds,
Nd cat.sixteenth-Centerville
inquored second, Oilvette third.
eiallon purse, two year olds, five
Bob Mileswon, The Admiral
tsstertaiFd. Time 1929.
4'on Beach, September 81
sl'ns Of = michigan won,
~oad, Peerless third. Time,
1larlong-Mo won, Mon
Harry Mann third.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES won,
aae second, Electriiier third.
overwhelmingly won,
'DAd, Red Fox third. Time,
lrthsof a mile Brad won,
liesecond.
Z, September Elm the
1'unie y. /, 3, |, ]; Tom
= Minnie Lambert 3,
uG m. Clay 8, 5, 4; Charley
h Dist. Otto k. 5, drawn.
&Sl, 900, 2;3Ol. -
~ ms mile running-post-
IF lhlrd heat on account of
ESary Queen |, /, 8; wen
s,sNSpolite 3, ,, .; General
iime' El9l, LOO, I.2l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
BUFFALO.
", pca,,cratic State Con
'm we a,,sus Anspieiously.
!, crowd in the Majority
|i'', \, ready 10 Rule.

.y september 27.-The
ksh n + convention opened
N lIc vi favorable auspices.
! sssln' sss cool and cloudy;
see Y ,'w wreaths of smiiax.
ossgrn suner, each seat being
80 Is The ticket TO corre-
w e rs,Iv entered the hall he
M ibe Tammany aud Ir-
sr ls,ss, \, in the gallery.
" ,ssS,ieeable fact that John
n only delegate cheered
= y, ~ hall. Daniel Man
sii'lss M d the state committee,
lilI'l Invention to order and
" ~, S'"' name of Aired G.
W. T Y, county as temporary
be- A' y accepting Chaplin in
On. ., - manner addressed the
1si ' s.ssuressing thanks for the
llio9 l. snF His reiuarks We're
iss y. Modest terms of the adj
ils Governor Cleveland.
nAVbS was listened to with
.s.oiicn and only interrupted
!, a' e.DOe Of Cleveland was men
lAs N, ,hedelegates applauded,
l.,.snd Irving Hall men now
,niuq silent. In the roll call
' Y. pas,e Of 5. j. Tilden, Jr.,
S,a M convention greeted 1t
tss s.' "A continued applause.
KEW nresented a protest on be-
/, 7Si,tg.iour county Democracy
:. .ssInst the admission of the
NJ, representatives.. The pro-
NJ Jared to the committee on
"a !, ~ats. When appointed
IsGr,dy gave no.ice that the
=. ~ delegates whose names
.,suded from the roll would
,.srottsi against the admis-
tGp county Democracy dele
ps,Iostice Callahan, an r.
HsI delegate said he
a protest against the adj
d Francis Hynde
r.,cyeu others, and Thos. G.
ID twenty three others as del
bpewerealso referred. w hen
vei John Kelly was called,
Creation applauded loudly and
Iunspcnse TO q call of enthusi-
ys,aIes, three cheers We're
slhgill for Kelly. TIE county
Representatives, however,
DAsAlt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
-baAPHtC HREVITIES.

|. llas started to Paris to ac-
@0peiey OF the regiment at
|,, g subcommittee on labor
Eaen Yesterday examined
sarroll on the production
' rejected several of the
u'"lhed in the French
zane will lease his resi-
so'ng'on for n term of
Republicans nomi-
10 yesterday.
Davidson, late of st.
20 s ~ suicide yesterday at
Sq Republicans yester-
Hon. Hart b. Holton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28

an OUTS, September es.-Flour--cas,ar
not lower V''' '"si'' ;
rMHEAr Unsettled and lower; No. red,
Der. fS 'V-la NoNci"'
:. NoRN-Cast, higher options about stendv.
"}sGio5s cash; ~ October; as November,
OAIs-.Nery slow; 2iN@2o7, cash and Octo.
Der; - November. ~
PROVISIONS.
NnfSKY-Stcady at ia
CORN MEAI-QnietRt 30
poRK--Dun at1i&
BULK MEATS Lower; long clear ) %. short
fib q, short clear 0I.
62sG0a short clear ~ ~
LARD--Nom nal.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE -Receipts, l6O mostly range: Tex.
ans STEADY. at 5O@i n, chiefly s GpS9t In
changed
snErr-Reeelpts, lla; slow; natives, . so
Ito; Texans, 2j@1 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28

Potatoes, northern, q barrel 50; onions
northern = ubl., 81 ~ sweet potatoes, ooe'
20 per bus hi. 1urnlps, sNSls3c a bu. roans
III. 4. mto., bills. 4AS5c; large lima, 6'SaTr
sinai bu,let, t'pS5e. Pickles. medium, ~ y
entntl r. bbl.; halt bhl.l $3.50. Pigs
ki'A 9i cider hali-bhA, ., C0@5 80. ~
Pr npl, 2nl; half-Nbs, M5l ""e
heisii-- Vinegar, apple, Ssclgls ), yai ,,,,r.,
wins' ooSs Peas green, dried n To- ave-. fi,',
49,. ~; Reaches dried, $50: Arplss, drss5
s sa, Neooage, Sc; ackberrles SAsessc pe
IN. c,sn,n1s ssetoc per gal; waterinoions
NM, III at'intviopes iVqSl; Apples 50eeT5c per /,
oushel ooS: lonaLoes sl.al a. Y-y-'eN ~ 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
Pnints. ols nnh ynrnla,,ea

PAINTS, per lh-white lead re h: yellow
ocbfe, dry, &c; burnt amber ln oil, lsc; dry ~
ulLs-l5oilcd linseod IN hbls. 100 per gal.
raw N2g neatsloot, a1c Isl; fish, 6era5ic shirts
lurpentlne, tllc; coal oil, Is cases. Rriitant.
u 80; brilliant, hbls., l5c; Brilliant. III 81 IA,
ITO; - 81 no 90; 10, 81 On; Euplon. bills. CSC
per gallon, Eapion, - cases, 81 80; lard oil
~, 6N@Soo; West Nitgidia, 2N6,25c
NARNisRES--tiopnl 6DeGSl rs per gal
coach varpish. s. .,sea6 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-28
| lReiutafion.

Del, September o.,
~ authorized the Ecery
,rclare that the Chicago
s.tIa'Niew on Butler was n
N.Y., He says he declined
! s,, ea aud the Herald man
yss SAing. All Bayard re-
Iass Y he did not know
Nj democrat and that his
!. l'itle him to be con