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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
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Lima, September ID. lt L. reported
that the town OF Cereo de PasclOs IL
menaced by tho Monteuegros on two
sides. viz; kayuahunca aud Chyna.
The cure of Gayna, II IL said, caused
the assassination of i.eodora
Morales, governor OF Huamico,
whose head was pnraded through the
streets and whose body was nmutllated
aud dragged iuto field where II WAS
left AZ food FOR dogs,
After q banquet given by Senor La
varille 10 members of the New iglesias
ministry, the latter LEFT Calais yester-
day en- route for Trujlllo. senator
Invurillc wlil follow the latter. The
new minister Il Inspiring confidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

oreoAer.. / arnlIa.... aa.. .alaaa,

Fufnitures-ii iaieG3s, Si4ttaitpW WBinnt
cacll 81 sns68 )N ~ iUli, 81 $50 ~ g t;ilaisa,
wood asat v G. +, / 5 fas.7 Dg ennp aud rattan
seat IS Dhsel 90; tnne A0nt ,,lnins Tl9 voft9d Nr
Chldat ana rneltura, s. uues i ~ lNlKa ra0kirg,
+? 40. Mirrafa arch tops s. hn6 " hhEis ~,
fables round, s19laa y fsil leaf, ~ hlkea t0l
Aaf,ss each. III 95et7 M bureaus. - 5haAi ~!
wani sta,isis, II aA.d 40, led sirnga sa g5s5 10:
iiaby Carriages, 81 bHiph
ItpeaEts,aM "a teas, "a ,on,, II Dla9 IA: w q
plates, Asaagsi 70, w q dishes, 81 u1ss 10. q
bakers, 81 tMsyItA, W q pitchers, 81 aSth SO;
awefa and hnsinA fll soc = ~ w q hnwb,
81 sbati ~ RssoFted crates. sh3 un1sfh pl.
GiAsnwags~s Lamp chimneYa, No, " eriinp
top, "a dox,, 5OS: No. |, nI!nip top. y dus. ibc;
No. :, erinip top, n dox,, Upt; AlRsud, "A dps..
90; tiuhipis, v doc, dscGssl sae Tunihlsrs, "
dox, bid 6ic. liar tnnitinfe. n dor. kse,asl %;
Candy lars, IL 0Oefi 90. Laulpa, 81 b5s9ls 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
RANDALL & CHAMBERS CO.

stolks were ouli To-day but Very stroni
outside Niilard's shares fluctuations wefu
very marrow, Az oponing tile market was
urn and 'anaa higher except Tor Northern
fnrinr preferred, which was ~ lower ut s2A.
lat or moved un and carried Nurtharn pnoinc
iahl9a higher Ia Aympnths TIA advance ia
Other shares ranged nom sA To |, Lake shore,
Michigan central, Western Union aud ethof
leading stocks sharing IN the Improvement
About noon there WAS a reaction, aud prices
rccedcd hGsh, oregon 1'ranscontlnentai WAS
crceptiuunniy weak aud f,Ai OF "a to GiA.
Toward the CLOSE or ilse dry the market was
again higher aud kenon,ily within Tho best
figures Of the day. Ihe strength OF the lunr.
ket wAa due IN ptrt 10 the advance ia Woat.
crn Union, witch closed nj the highest point
OF the week. ON staiuluent that yrls w,
Field had sailed n England today TO CON
cludc negotiations int tile placing OF stock uf
these .nares Nt Luuuon, prices were iAalA
ilgher Safes iuf the week, t,HiS.}l shatea
against a,hSt ~ Tor The previous week, Trans
actions uf the dsS, lN.aal
New York ,SrptonlSef il.- Imports ofspecle
ai New Yak nneN Inuuarf l, id,Nis 80. same
rerlad last year, a3Aii,lN; exports ot tpecie
aimee January |, io,3lA la3, against is,HNi.7sl
/ corresponding reriud last Year, inperis AT
| the port of New York for the weeN ended 10.
day, col ,1p7, af which s,i1,a were dry goods
Gnd D lbs p6nctHl merchandise. tnlal Inn
ports slncr January S1piB, 500, against 49,.
sdS,ss5 for the same peiiol In ishl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
e,.,l,rs Resume work.

chicago, september Ia confer
.l'i na,,see,, Cue committees OF strikers
ehse ~, ~" propreiora of the steel rnii
M,d Wy rntn Chicago, owned by the
mtllso' ,hiesro Rolling Milling com
Nor wa. held Iiils afternoon. The
paiiS, "...ted 4 bls.a Tor assumption
nien pr' snd after long discussion mn
OF worn, -" VS. reached % last the 70.
agrse',' as ~ .hs year. The mills viii
nla a,.a,e work MSaasy, giving employ
msnI 10 200 met
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
NnwrnuNnr.ANn.
RuMons AM Nrwa NorEs.

HWFFVfsN NM MIMI NVEFH'
~. Johns, n. t., September i5.--
stories of Or, Pavey's death hy mu-
Tiny In Greelcy's camp and the muir
der Of the whole party by mountain
Ger Indians are merely reports OF Es-
gumaux, not substantiatcd aud not re-
liable.
The United States frigate powhat-
tan arrived to-day, seven days from
Mem Ynrk, and viii cruise around the
Newfoundland eoast TO investigate
the causes OF the collision aud conflict
between the United States and New
Homeland fishermen.
No new developments In relation e
Grseley's expedition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
NALyEsrON.

hl...,, Yong Alan ThroSs
- frcn, OF u no,sag
Ca. ieco,po,i,e.
aah Aapn.,.,. o,'ptemher 10, A young
saa Anlps as' % be Adolph Karte OF
. masInsa threw Aimseif In 1ront OF
sAeAlean ra,v,alnoliye on the Texas
saally kllisA'wsg lo.dae aud WAS Ia.
,sn intefmi,, Mario WAS suffering
AN tn hosn,.nt lever aud escaped
sy 10 alis,,','A' last night. yestef.
hml A"V'npsed 10 su,c,aa ,.lsh n
swss i, sAae o. bali hero This sen
~ 'n's evening between
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
CASUALTIES.
4 rlt,sburg ramiiy Poisoned bY Eating
Canned Beef

pittsburg, September 10, ~ Last night
Richard Brown aud wife ana five
children ate heartily OF canned eorned
beef, and about an hour later all We're
attacked witt, violent palms Ia the
stomach, accompanied lay vomiting.
A physician pronounced hesymptonis
those of poisoning Wesley Brown,
aged Il, died vt 3 o'clock THIS morn
ing. The other members of the family
are still in u serious condition, but 1t Is
thought they will recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Foiatosn, nosthern, \ haffS 2ah Oaions,
northern, 4, TIN, k9Ol. sweet potatoes, COG
VI paf buahti, lNfnl,ia. fsslbo y bn ksepfi
H. Il. tged., bhls, 44Gkfs iarFn lliva 4
snail butter, gtssc5e, fichses, mediums, ~ "
tits, n 10 eidn., half bui,, e. V0sS1 ~
Retail, Vinegar, aPplv, Mbe pgAli rNis
Wino, 6NC pcfs, green. dfiads b NJ VI ~; biAfE
eyed, 81 l'eilrhes, Gflad ftfc3 Appirsi ufiufl,
Aali n Cabbage, Got llRekbeftive SsFfs0 Pc
GAL: piuuik &lei0e per Fai4 Wesefntlooh
6tti Ganfti3lsss itsef5 Applna cgsA4ae pos ~
busnnl hox. I0lnafOas elaii ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
AusrMIA.
rlrp CRoATlAN RrnEi.I,loN.

THE CRoATtAN REBEiiioN.
pesther, September i5,--A Pesther
Lloyd telegram says all indications
point Ia the belief that the authors Of
the disorders In Croatia are but pio-
nian agitation, which IL to NC direc.
ted not against Hungary alone but
against the Austrian Empire pener-
aliy. AZ Aprau there i. continual
ski,mishing between the military aud
Croatia but NIL is quiet ia XogorcIn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

fAiNra per h--Wliito lend, yi,c n; yellow
ocltr, dry DC; burnt amber In oil. INC. dry. 10,
otiss~ Settled iinsepd IN bbls., 73n pes gal,
raw t2c, neaisfont, 9ue4si; ilai tektaie, spiriis
turppntine, Glc; coal 90, e.s eases Hrilliant,
~ 70, brilliant, bba,, i5os brilliant III, ~ ss
ilW ~ u %afi 10, -, o. 90 hupinn, bbis,. Csc.
per gallon; Euplun, 81 cAsea, e. ps lard oil,
~, 0ateSbc, West virs.dn elfa,c.
VANHtanLS-~topal, Hicepsl So per gall
coach vArnish, Z. essAh TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
A Coiilslon.

poston, sepieniocr =, IN, steamer .10 n,
WA Harrisoi, 'fD9 in iial ,.,. !" y @ aeol.isr
y ~ ai,,se nom New York this
fIoi. Tbr Ilari'isoi, WAS uul 10
morni,k,. edge, aud he herse being
the wAlf, ,sa,ei received no ,dsniase.
an l,op ,s..llss,aen, MAS ca'ssea Su""s
liz passengers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Two Alleged Counterfeiter. Taken Into
Custody.

Philadelphla, Pa, September l5,-~
Tony Hale aud john w. Eimundsoh
were to-day taken In custody by the
government, IL Is alleged that Hale
aud an nccomplIee have been engaged
for weeks past In Issuing notes and
bonds, some OF which they ARE alleged
TO have disposed of to brokers. They
were held for further hearing. A lot
of mechanical apparatus used IN man
uinctlrc OF spurious notes IL snlh 70
have been found la liale's house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, niNaslc, bark,
iaepls; bi-carhonato nfsoua per N. 1901, q n.
rrra@ per ~, 40 L castor oil per gall, ssisl ";
cinchunidn, per Of, N~p pi CASTLE Hoap
tmnttledl per n, tCps; cream tartar, q. r.. per
pound, asao ~, chalk, lump, rrr pound, 10 10,
ealomei, TN W, per pound, lpasSv, caioniet,
English, per pound, lpa3i ~, ch'oral hy-
drale. Thepi 81. chloroform, rOae i; compost
tton powder, 8ptsto doyers powders l0tbt 5os
ersotn salts, per pound, $500; gum opium, per
pound, BIZ kum cnnrhor, SaoeS2 morphine.
per os, ri ~ innchsne oil, godeii, 1890;
uniniue, u, 4 w, per on, ~, auinine, Ger
man, paf os., 80, quininc. German, case, per
Or. rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

fLoun ~ f{lnnAfd'A Nesal Patent, Rho
"A bulls eaeka. ~ k,ais ~ pl,itsk. Corn fneai,
per buahc, siw ii0miay mn srlts, 4 Dbl
Wheat, y "a, 90 Crackers \ spdA, 0N tiar, Xxx
ls,da, Asss; xxx sDdh ul.M7 10 srepln soda,
hsftsiO,4w irNpn cffaiis, Ne <e; y giiEei
SNAPS f.s5t{e. Xxx, 1905 akaurisiii cakes Rud
lunlhiea. l39i44e, Wheat - liGst qtVsipt,
700 atl, as W qphlliy ana condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Local MAnKnr..
Mats Quotations arstor lots, unless 9th.
rwiso statod,l

staple DRY Goods.
fNtNfsa-n ntkllk, ii4o, Lodi. &C., Mail
hufu, a'pr, oriental, de., iiohmonds attca
steel river, 0cj houthbgltlEe, dn.
iiHk lnlNgr~ Garner, exc Harmony, fe,,
NishM0n ", Asac,, Mnhhntigu, bhe
stni'r,Na phtnlN Allan, 4oi Meffimank,
fiHN DRows poMnauos-slltl n. AZ cen,s,
isockwo - /, b, uernania @, Fair Lawn. AZ .
lgdinh orchard hE. ~. to0shuntas. u.
HEAVY unewn poMrsm,,s atlanta A 7si
| CentAl Atlanta, IN Lawrence III Ntt! Wa
/ chn cit ~ u; Ienisr,iitu i h, q belmont
| ~, 6ai Piedmont INN
bhkAOnlsn Dom EsTit4s Our own, kle cents,
sseenelts, " sonte 4, Prosperity, az!
Hppe,ViA LoDEdrlo, pl&i KING 1 ee ,hlilbiic,
a; Knights cpInbi 10, ~ (, u0ld Medal T.
buuks~-PtattNiiie Roes, In uruts, Room 4
nos IN; AaFat . iuoz, iAs We tern star Sla !,
~ West 4, Int soH ~ Wost i'uint lsos,, II,
hn, w, nostan OIL, 10; nnsion M, itlst
Bqfion on. 10, ronnosd Loo, 10,
TioatNa.s sinoabeaR pCA, 10 81 ntkl CIV
ntioAn re, iAt cords AGn, l0 MefIhune
a., ioi uawpga A. rs. standard In. III
fhorndiko y, w.; Ihorndba a, els stand
AID ~ "a. Hanger Sis,
HICKORY hritirh Mnohapich 10 cents. Go
lnmhia, ~ lowett, ~ AnoeEeRg, II,
lKNsH7~ Abhptlsotd ~ y eentst teviueton,
ihi i,enE 1sland, i4,8i riidan "a ,rasiy.
Nine, stWi ilomhudt Ni ri, Nicholas, IS.
blAsKers 10 iwlilte, sl.2b, $50, li', 400,
40 pasri ~ waite, ~, $40, i.f0 go 70 90
| pnir. iseonumy, oolutea. tsih, tlS7iS pair
do, sih tS.Ni pair. hoCky Mountain rpl
pfeJ, tia si.@; do, 9Th, s,bl. tnmhfidgN
dupfed, 0slh., S2h3. do, Sl&.. 4al. haNuii
yi,lo silver tray Q'lh,, hani DO, Alb sieo
Obj, sihl; do, Aib., 81 az Arargpi, ~ ~, 5.rJ
iIu To d,t0, niiIa. W -, a. o TOD. apAhf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

ar. foris, September Flepr- Qnlet
ana weak.
WttATr Active, lover and weak No,
red sst.G cash. ~ september. lniN oti9
heT ittls, NoNNInhe',
Coats f0wor, with ihg trading; ib3rH 81 !.
eaeh, 4s21 neloDer; ttN NuVSinher
Oars lower and hluwi 2iestl3s I. casts iji4
October. ~ NoNofNhrE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

rouIfBs liens, W 9i@g % per DOZEN,
.aDsiars -.-----4 ipfinR chieAons, W sfiss III,
lurseYs, IS DOEs al Geese, IS v tGs vi Dnehp'
~ ~ke,si "
I0GA-ier dok.n. lkopgDc
ffesh country cutter, 2sapiU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
FINANCE AND G 0MMERCE

New York, September lbs Money Easie
alta 1890
ssesll,tn nxoiierar, ni.n sable hillss anls'
w, ss.. ~ 80 s,se cont boits's --ltsit.
tn,..,,.,,. t4tta-$isg&fa.
asuisssss, s's'-i fb'..
ssw yeas. ssgtslnber u. = dosornmsnis
Ia abrams demand.
ftniiwayN lulel.
states steady
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
New Orlcanr.



New OnirANa, Sept. i5,~-FLopn-Ntu iet;
high grades 1908 ~,
cuns quiet aud steady; mixed ana White,
usrg-Quict and nrm aloi,
PROVISIONS.
CoRN MEALr.puli, aGa.
poltK Lower, with ntlr demand 81 lge,.
laAitpepuiet aud stcadS,tieree kas; key ~.
ltuiK Mis- .rs- hasier; shoulders, q %.
listpS IRREGULAR shoulders, es.s long clear
an clear rib tpdef o..
HAMS y hagnrscufeu atcady and nm.
changed,
wnlskYs steady and unchanged, Western
fccttn.d, | lfGsi ~.
toFfrH~ktrong and active; lilo cargoea
cniunnun to primo, Tai6pil,
SutARv~ttnod demand and strong; fully fair
Tlat pflnp s,; yellow vlnstnea KA
MotAase's l,nli common centrifugal ~
fair fohulied s.
. REX Easter iheSdt.
bran Quiet and atraiiyt Gl&.
Cotton seed cils,CfpdO 2sGp3s, new aO sum,
NOR yellow refined 3pdlii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
sporting Notes.

sheepshead Bay, September To-
Elrat race, one mile tnrnnna won,
Mediator secnnd, Pizarroth1rd. Iinie,
las,
Second race, nile aud one iutioile
a., thr,e ycnr-Dld tlliles Breeze won,
Deln second, Brlc'a-hrac thitd'
Time, l;bD 49,.
thousand peraous witnessed the tfot-
ding grand circuit at Narrageanseu t9'
day. kitty Pitcher won tho loufth
heat OF The 2, - class. Time ~ J.
lgAse nAilr
Philadelphia, September ~fnila'
uelphia, 3; Buffalo, o.. ,
Clncinnuii, Septomber lo.~- olhe'h'
natl, II; Athletics, 7. !, "a
Columbus, o., September 10. Co
mmbus, 3; Alloghauys, 4, u
louisville, september lo'--holipse'
III. Baltimore, s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

MEArg- sugar cured HAIRS l5a, \. q G. n.
bacon, fay4ef n, q, -. y. meat, ~. Long clear
Dacoit, 81, ehGfi clear bacon. W.
LAip-efltfcts 1895 iilt tblAi Zoe; s0anb
W y tlns, NA,s 10 o iihs, lpsse; bS tlan, iusss;
h tins, iD4c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Torn FROM nEg HONEY.
Mysterious Abdustion Of Young Lady la
Georgia.

Coyington, Ga,, September liz
While Miss Beatrice lilalock, nccoln-
pnnied by her brother five years old,
was passing through some woods be-
tween the home OF her ihtber and u
nelphhor's house, IN Ruelsdale county,
on Thursday evening, two uien step
ped from behind the trees, grNsped the
Young lady aud carried her sonle dis
lance To where Rcl0se carriage WAS
standing, and put her Into H. TO pre-
vent an alarm icing given they tied
the little hoy hand aud foot nud gagged
him. Their long absence caused alarm,
and parties who searched Tor
them all night found the
boy. who was nearly dehi
from terror, and IL was sometime be-
fore he could tell lia story. Mr.. james
-. Blaloek, father OF the abducted
lady, IA respected citizen OF Clayton,
who has only recently become u resi-
dent OF lsockdalc, Miss Beatrice was
eighteen years OF age, yivacious ana
welt educated She had many admirers
but IL IL not known that she WAS en-
gagged 10 any one of them, nor N there
ANY clueastp WHO The abdurtors could
have been. Inquiry shows that none
Of her suitofs ~ either Cial Ton or
Rackdalu II absent from home, which
fact Increases the mystery Of the deed
1elegrams have been sent Ia all di-
reetions hut 40 truce OF TIE abductlng
party hAs been obtained
s-He--af9y - -4e1--'' -f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

mar. " answer Tor coanterfeiilng
''omaA Marder case--A Heavy

Ia
''AsA MoedSr case--A Heavy
Rain,
1 isiIIlo Ne ca,et,e.
tAa,y~, !. Sep'embcr II, VIM, Gray,
III NAM m WIN manufacturing aud pass.
III AaG ! money la Denton coun-
Hs,ilrl - s'sAflng before Commissioner
sEal, 'o'.ay and WAS l,eld IN bond
nie iels..n, 'pwir at the next term OF
a'Il.sv = court In this city,
IL II Ls MULLINS, charged with tho muir
Ii. nv, husband, Frank Thomas,
Nv l''s%,unInary hearing to-day aud
Mshsld s"',sgu Anthony Boyd IL
Ass s'a 'ef tho murder.
haNse,' ssin fell here to-day, the
''V s'c In Of July,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

y I'VE NIUtNs
CHfcAnp, September lh..~GArris-a Receipts
gai0; nominal shi piping giadeeyery duil9 we
q ae HSpofts D posse good " rhpien slll
pina n7e; common ~ medium 1900 nli
range steady grass Texans fiions t@@i ~
silfaHIs Ifotclpts a0l steady ~ recent densinr
inferior 30 mfr 2 Daei ", good s.f3' choice
100 IeNnna 2lh N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Nnile. rates, ~ IS Hoes. 80 T cent on, Asss.
Collins, stppg siinlnons, s,ueg iisNtlistArh
shoes, Y heE, t9b5; liar iron, sskf; atoni, IA.
sheet Iron, No, " ", hLw ieAcu wiae,
us@WfSe tfR t'lHtst, EfEN gfthf
chniuS, " tss 3tnitArA R4 tn IS,
Cooking sGfss8, ei&.sesAnDN f9fA s{ fsiet
$40 euaH ~ taafs A3i{sa VI n 49, Ky kg
chine bNfH d f4s gent an ii n MAR r. no i
and IA r4at e,@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

HAY New country loose from wager
W u'4tcW per t1p, Now corn, sb9bib ccnta
Oats, conntrys a0deAlu, hfan. ~ per Luz Ihups,
u 10 per ltU. barley, aoes5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
AN ONO blaze.

rit,shnrg, September lb Fire ut
Delphose. Ohio, this morning entirely
consumed the extensive works OF the
pl,taburg hoop aud barrel company
The night Waterman, name unknowii
was In the building nt the time ana
WAS burned to death. Loss, SO, oJoi
insurance, S30,0nO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
liverpool.

Liverpool, Sept. l6,,-spot cotton eiosod
hardening, unchanged
sales i2,uN, American $780, exports 900,
ali American.
Futures closed tpointshlgher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

GArfr.Nrr locsigts 10. supply very shlail
tut ~ tlAf ~ dnsuaudl nnly fdlali Aass. t,asia
bistgi~ Receipts 100 n0lilnx done ekrfpi
III retail way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

NWNFNa
NKw ORLEANS. HNpt.ld,s-Slghi exchange on
New York steady ard unchanged, LOO per
,tM preu.nin; sterling exchange .ankabio
bills 62ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

KANSAS CRY, sept iS.-wnsAr-Lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
Grain.


Wheat. chelrc iSc@si 90, medium sssaas;
inferior Otea7a Oats, ne6esi, Bailey, aoets6.
Corn, ssd;sAO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

Cons MFALaQritt atffb
iioig4-L ewsf. irphinR u 7iaii 81
BVi.p MEA4Ae lower long olcAF ~ ehuft
nii AZ. shAri clear o.
Hic0R~ Lowrr iouB clear, ~. short
ribs, \, short nieaf, IL.
fiANH~ iAlsiela
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

No : red ,ss@sil cash; s,0 ssA October s7@
hIsS November
Cons Lower; 91gS@s5li cash, a0Ss october
By bid NoSembtr
LIVE srocg.
Ca4TLis.Alsepeipia TO steady Ne,ing, hnt
only retail trade,
Anenis' Receipts l2t quiet; III pounds
average 80 q at z 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
FIRE RECORD.
Destruction of Property Here and There
Yesterday.

st. Louis, September 10. ~ Fire at
Casey, H., last night destroyed eleven
business houses and several offices.
Loss $SO, 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

chieAcans pianos at Howard Tul-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-07-26
BIanco on A Boom.
BLANCo. TEX, July II, Is

BLANCO. lex, July IL, 1888,
John w. Hamilton has bought the
Blanco Hotel, formerly owned by
Mrs. &. A. Brown, and gave his first
dinner to-day. Some of the most
prominent business men, the newspa-
per men and your reporter were in
vited. To say we had a fine dinner
does not near express it, as we seldom
ever get better meal in Austin or San
Antonio. The hotel will be enlarged
and renovated Immediately and bids
air to succeed.
Messrs. Phil. p. Cage & Bro. are
building another store house, 3Ox40,
to be used for dry goods, as their bust
ness is increasing so rapidly.
G. p. Boon's stone warehouse is
nearly completed 1t is 25x40, two
stories high. The upper story is to
be used by the Odd Fellows and
Knights of Honor. Mr.. Boon has
also had one of B. Radkey's patent
tubular awnings put up in front of
his store house, which adds great
deal to the looks and comfort of the
house.
Messrs. Anderson & Haynes are
building blacksmith and wheel
wright shop on the northwest corner
of the public square.
James o. Romtree is building a
wareroom on the east side of his
store.
Judge Cox is building a nice resi-
de nee in town.
Business of every description here
ia p0od
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-07-26
High and Low Tariffs.


1t has been thought advisable to
get the tariff out of politics-that is
to say, we presume out of partisan
politics. This would be well if i were
practicable. Simplified, there are two
propositions - high tariff and low
tariff; in other words, high tax and
low tax. The Republican party has
declared in favor of high tariff taxa
ton. The Democratic party Las an
nounced itself the champion Of low
tariff taxation. The Republican the
DRY of government is TO burden the
many with taxes that the few may
grow rich on eXtortions. The Demo
cratic policy is that no man, however
humble his position, shall be taxed to
maintain any individual or corporate
enterprise whatever. We have heard
much of the A b G of tariff. Be it
remembered that tariff is tax. That
is the A of the business. The meth
DDS of collecting may be the b and
the G. Politics is the science of gov
eminent. Governments must have
revenue. Revenue is obtained by
taxation; hence you can no more
get tariff out of politics than
you can get revenue out of govern
ment. The government must have
revenue, and therefore taxation is in
evitable in some form. The people
are willing to be taxed to support the
government. They are not willing
to be taxed to support individuals
and corporations The people are
willing to be taxed that tho gov
eminent may have all the
revenue required for it's economical
administrator, current expenses,
pensions, ETC., but they are not will
ling to be taxed to create sur
plus revenue to be squandered, stolen
or embeZZled. 1t is not difficult
matter to get at the A, B, G of the
tax question. The people of Indiana
are willing to be taxed to build a
state house. The cost is fixed, say
100000. The contracts are made.
The money flows into the treasury
without a word of complaint or pro-
test. But the demand is made, for
instance, to increase the tax 100000,
or any other sum for the benefit of
the contractors. Chick as lightning
from the clouds comes the protest:
Not one cent for any such pur-
pose. And the party that would
advocate tax for such a pur-
pose would go down as certainly as "a
Colorado grasshopper would lose its
wings in a cyclone. The Republican
party demands, in leyying tariff
tax. that the people shall pay enough
to support the government, and this
done that they shall also be taxed to
make certain individuals and corpo-
rations rich beyond measure. The
Democratic party demands that the
tariff tax shall be modified and so adj.
justed that its burdens shall be equal
ly distributed, and that one class of
people shall not be taxed for the ex-
press purpose of creating moneyed
aTistocracy, gang of soulless monop-
olists. The Democratic party de-
clares eternal hostility to class legis-
lation. There must be tariff tax,
and it will afford incidental protec-
ton to certain industries. The Dem
ocratic party does not place itself in
opposition to the inevitable. but it.
does antagonize the Republican theo-
ry that the many shall be taxed to
enrich thp few