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Daily globe., 1883-07-11
FINANCE & COMMERCE

ST.. PAUL. July II, 18S3.-There is feel
ing of doubt in the mind OF the business
community as to the condition OF the crops
in the great northwest and consequently
an Increased disposition 10 still further
limit the line Of credits. Several weeks
ago this same policy was outlined IN
these columns. The dry season that has
followed. while it has not been SO serious
as to iniure the'growiug grain, perhaps, up
to this time it has caused alarm, and coun-
sells caution on the part of all dealers.
Notwithstanding all the limitations that
have been put on, trade is still large and
all our dealers are having all
they can do and some Of them
a little more. Generally speaking changes
IL quotations have not been very great this
w. l. and all merchandise keeps along st
prices formerly noted, and the market msy
be characterized as steady. The grain and
produce market has been weak with a
strong tendency to a decline, and this con-
dition has been intensified by the condition
of the eastern markets. Wheat has fuctu-
ated all the week, and closed yesterday
just where 1t was week ago. Still, alto
gether, it must be said tC be weaker than
it was. Corn is quiet and has a strong
tendsncy to dullness. Oats are weaker
and lower. In barley nothing
is being done, and the same
may be said of rye. Ground
feed is dull and slow. Corn meal dull.
Baied hay in moderate demand. Butter
dull and weak, with good receipts. Eggs
are without material change. Hides are
without change. Wool has declined mate
rally. Hogs, provisions and dressed
meats are lower. Oranges and lemons are
in limited supply. Cattle unchanged.
Groceries are steady. Foreign dried fruit
and cordage have advanced. Peas, star
candles, nutmegs, cassia, cloves and all
spice have declined a good deal. Hard
ware is active with satisfactory collec-
tions. Paints, drugs, oils, etc. are active,
with good collections. Cit. acid, borax,
English calomel, lard oil, gun opium
and oil of cloves have declined.
In money matters there have been
no changes of consequence. The week has
been an active one. There is good de-
mand for money and counter business is
very active, with fair collections from the
interior.
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Receiut- shd Shipments

Tne following are the receipts aud
>hIpruents for the past twenty four
aours:
ceipJs-Wheat l3 cars; corn 3; oats
3; feed 4; hay 3; cattle ); horses and
mules l; sheep 2; lard 2; hides 8; lumber
81; coal 20; wood So; oil l; pant l !;
merchandise SO; piles 1: barrel stock
2; brick IA; cement 8; lime 3; stone II;
pig iron Z; railroad iron and rails q;
agricultural implements 6; sundries q.
Total $50 cars
Wheat q cars; corn 4; oats
B; flour 3;seed l; hay 1; cattle 3; horses
and mules L; sheep 1; hides o: lumber %;
coal 4; Oil 2; merchandise S6; brick .;
cement 1; lime 6; stone II; railroad iron
and rails s; agricultural implements s.;
sundries Sc. Total 248 cars.
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FYFNS1 rl.2; TT.

Money easy at 2tz}s Ger cent, co .ing at
par cent. Prime mercantile paper 40516 per
cent. S5erIiug azcbangs, 5aake,s' bills weak
a. S4-s45. do. ez. demand, Sass.
Pcodnce export. for the week, $5, 78I, 900.
Governmsuts-Lowerf for threes and ;oacs.
Bonds-Galiroad bonds lower.
State Securities-Stealv.
Socks-The stock maczet vas Unsettled and
feverish, with IN incr, ased volume OF business
in The forenoon with creator activity There
was sharp decline about 2 O'Clock. In the last
hour the market was gen erally firmer and in the
last half-hodr thtr was partial recovery of
15gM per cenr., the latter for Chicago & NORTH
western. The net result of the days business
decline from the last prices yesterday Of
HWlM per cent, the latter for Pacific Mail.
Chicago & Northwestern shows decline of Il
per cert, St. Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba II
per cent Chicago, st. Paul, Minneap polls & Oma-
ha, New Jersey Central and Pullman Palace Car
each per cent, Missouri Pacific q per cent
New York Central % per cent and the remainder
os the list 14@}s per cent. In the final dealings
the market WIS weak and New York Central sold
at the lowest prices touched for that stock.
l174.
The Erening Post reports from Boston that an
informal meeting of the directors of the Ameri-
can Rapid Telegraph company was held to COL
slider the proposition of the Western Unic n Tele-
graph company for lease on the basis of 81
per cent. on a capital of $4,000, 900. The senli-
ment of the meeting was adverse to the lease
The Rapid has some 2,509 miles of wire and it is
understood. does little more than pay expenses
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares:
Central Pacific 1900; Delaware, Lackawanna i
Western $4,000; Denver Il Rio Grande 10000;
Erie $4,000; Missouri, Kansas d Texas 5000;
Lake Shore 81 900; Louisville & Nashville SO O.;
Chicago & Northwestern 5000; New Jersey
Central $4,000; New York Central 1900:
Northern Pacific 10, ,00J; Philadelphia & Reading
1000; Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul $4,000;
Texas Pacific 6,0U0; Union Pacific 10000;
Western o. ion Telegraph 1900; Northern Pa
fc preferred 20,0U0; Wabash, ST. Louis q Pa
cifc preferred g., 90.
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CHIcA,o, July 10 -The Drovers' Journal re-
portt: Hogs, receipts 400; shjp nents $500;
unsettled; 30135c lower; mixed 5.l065. 40:
heavy, 5 3o@ rs; light, 5.25a6.65; skips
325@5.25. cl sed weak. Cattle, receipts 1850;
shipments 3,lGU; slow and 10c lower; exports
5.10a6.'u; good to choice shipping steere
5 5.3015.60; common to medium i 05G5 25.
Sheep, receipts 400; shipments 100; slow: ir-
ferior to fair 25U@325; good $50; choice
40
The Liverpool cablegram denotes change in
the live stock market; slow; supplies few;
prices steady; good to choice steers, l411556d
per pound, e-timated dead weight. Top
sheep 18d.
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HEALTH rs WEALTH

Df. e. C. Vests nerve 4nd brain traa.u,s,cs- q
specific for hysteria, dizziness, convaI~is,rr.
nervous headache, mental depression, ls.s c8
memory, premature old age, caused By o~sss
sxartioD or oyer-indulgence, which leada 70 a,ss
cry, decay and death. One boz viii curs ~espaE
cases. Each box contains one months trsss
mont. One dollar box N 81, boxee te, 80
doila sert by Diall vrepait Fereirs :sf sr;es
We guarantee SIX b,,xes IN cure any cHsa. WSa
zach order received by uf for sl1 t.nyaa. sne<~n-
,ya,.ie,l with hve d0llars, will t4u nan.
ches~- written guarantee so re~I, the, rpc7sE
iE lnent does nn ef;"c, rara, 9vss-
>l:.,', '-t.''-o. only by Lsmbie 8 Co., tayzcr
20, ~ " Rahsehsw Al sire4'A, -. Pna!, MiEa.
49, ~ = u s''t'Dptly attsndsd to-
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS
egtlwaukee Produce Marker.

MILWAUKEE, July I0.-F'our dull. Wreat
firm; No. 979ac, July and August g92}s
September l.0z; year S7% Corn dull and
10 ger; No. 49Tc. Oats lower; No. Z
3415c; white frmer at 373ac Rye very quiet;
No. 5Sc. Barley inactive; ext No. 3
47c. Provisions lower; mess pork, 1915
cash and August; 1866 September. L.rn;
prime steam $50 cash and August; S.72K
September. Live hogs lower; 520Q5 So.
Freights dull and unchanged; wheat to Buffalo
2Ic. butter quiet. Cheese quiet. Eggs
steady. Receipts, 12,16l barrels of fou1
1850 bushels OF ~nt,at; 81 bushels OF
bailey. Shipments, 1877 barrels Of four;
100 bushels of wheat. barls,, none
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July 10 Flour dali; receipts
Il, ,0J0 barrels; exports 5000. Superfre, state
and western 3.25@3.95. Wheat, excited ard
feyerish, opened 4@16c lower and suose-
quently became stronger and reacted l@l&c,
leaving off buOyant; receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports 10000; ungraded spring i.U5 III store;
hard No. spring I.2lI; ungraded / Is; ste9m-
er No. 9Gc; steamer no. red 107a !;
No. red LII free on board: l.i219@Dl l3$4
ungraded white 99c@I. 1619; steamer No. 2 do
S49Sjc; No. 1 white sales 1900 bushels at
LID; No. , red July sales 4,0UO bushels
at 1.l191.12; closing at LIP; August sales
I44.OC0 bushels at 1.l2@l. 1879; September
sales 3.776,OtG bushels at l.l41a@l.164:
October sales 1,536,0o0 bushels at i635eg
Lay; November sales 4S4 ,CUJ bushels at
l.i8136l. .l99s, closing at 1.l9%. Corn opened
4N@sc lower closing firm; receipts 1&2, ,t)Un
bushels; exports 81 200 bushels; ungraded
49159Ac; No. 3 56@57c; steamer 58@6Uc; No.
2 July 565s06Oc; August 531t0Hc; september
6074@621@c; October Gla41 @6z94c. Oats
opened A@Mc lower; closed firm; receipts
1900 bushels; exports 3,300; mixed western
4iW i5c; white western 460 53c; No. Chicago
43c. Coffee quiet and UNCHANGED Sugar
lower; fair to good refining quoted at ga ga c;
refined quiet; standard o14 4GSssc; confection-
ers; e12c; granuated o1S0Gsc. Molasses
dull and weak; soc test; refining quoted ut
26W1619c. Rice, demand talr ard market
firm. Petroleum dali; united 1.15118. Tallow
quiet but stead; 7$4a7Nc. Hosia firm
IuTpentine quiet but steady Mt SIC. Egg,
western higher and market frn; l814c. ork
unsettled ard lower: new mess l5.75Q1G.o
options neglected a1d nominal. Beef dnl. cut
meats dull and lover; long clear mddles
s 3713. Laxd stronger: prime steam5 SO
@9.CO; July 8.90@3.'2; Augast 86Go
3.04i September 8.97W9.i2, Octob,r csc
9.24, Butter dull and lower; 1092l15c Cheese
quiet and steady.
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FIlrS.
Financial Sr"ck MAr%et~.
MORNING REPORT.

MORNING REPORT.
New IokA. July l0.-Il d. m.--sStocss
hrm during the first half-hour, prices advancing
A9M per cent the latter for Wabasf, st. Louis
q Pacific preferred. Toward IL o'clock weak
er feeling prevailed and decline of 4@1 per
cent. took place.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money easy at ~ per cent. Prime ner-
camille paper 4Q515 per cent. Bar silver,
S1.i0]5. Sterling exchange dull and weak at
$4.84h4 long, 81 81 sight.
GOvernmeuJs-Firm.
State Securities-Duli.
Bonds-Railroad bonds generally lower.
Stocks-Firmer during the last hour
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0. G. or Jevel assorted. d.......
Boots and shoes.

Mems Gus. French calf 4 D. S. opera boots,
per case............. .....................s56 90
Mems Gus calf D. S. boots, per case -. A 90
Mems C,s. veal cali L 5. boots, per case..: 46 o.
Mems Gus. veal caIt split hack D. S....... ~ 90
Mems Gus veal cali split back I. S. A. 90
Mems Gus. French calf u. s. boots. ....... 81 90
Mems Gus. French calf T. S. boots. "a -
Mems Gus. gram Reno T. S. boots. 80 90
Mems Gus. grain Cavalry r s. boots. ........ so 90
Mems Gus grain I. s. plow boots 26 90
Mems Gus. grain D. s. plow boots .......... a 90
Mems Gus. Calf D. S. OXf, per pair .......... %
Mems Gus. Calf Creedmore. .................. 25
Women's Gus. calf g. %. pol. l 70
Misses Gas. calf &. b. pol. 1 IS
Cnidren's Gus. calf g. b. p0l............... 1 10
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Duluth Market.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. 1

DULUTH, July -Wheat-The markets on
change to-day we're nominally unchanged;
No. hard was offered l.1016; i.O9]6 bid for
No. 2 hard; in lots offered at los, 1.Oi
was bid; No. was held at LOS, 1.OS was bid;
so cents bid for No. 2, held at l.0C; 1861 bid
for uoor
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meal, $3.50 asked; bolted in centals, $22
asked; cotton sack, $23 asked.
BRAN-$S Did.
BALED HAY-$700 asked.
EGGs--141ac bid, 15c asked; August 15c
bid, year 14c bid, Il &c asked.
Daily globe., 1883-07-11

~lt Is not necessary to enter into particulars
In reference to the complicated organic and
functional difficulties to which the more delicate
classes OF American women are subiect but we
take pleasure in say ing that Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
hams Great Remedy for all these troGbles ltls
an unbounded popularity.
Daily globe., 1883-07-11

New YoEG, July lO.-The market shows a
steady Improvement in demand, and new busi-
ness, with greater number OF buyers looking
THAI buying, which indicates a larger movement
being laid out. Prints, tiannels, Kentucky jeans
and some makes of blankets are doing we'll
Canton fannels are in good delivery Oh account
of early engagements, and of some makes
agents made prices as follows: fremont D L
browa 654c: do D TIC; do H 73lc; do s3lc;
do &c; do X ,119c; do Xxx 1870. Lawrence
E brown TIC; do 714c do 734c: do 914o;
do 1Oc; do y 1114c; do AA 13c. Amoskeag
AAA brown 16c: do AA 15c; DO BIB l3hc; do
&C 1211c; do DID lie: do EE 1G1zc; do FF
SIC; do GG &c. Hamilton L brown 715c; do
SIC; do SC: do X F 1'c; do F lie; do Xxx
l3c. Massachusetts A brown TIC; pool EE
brown 7c; do &c; do c &c; do 1Oc; do A
l179c; do AA 14c. Exports of domesti. cot
tons for the week, 1896 packages; since January
!, 1896 packages.
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Will Make No Reducti N,

MILWAUKEE, July 10.-The GreenI and
amber bottle blowers of the western d.
vision, in annual session in this city. have
adopted the same schedule of wages that
was in force last year. The decision affects
the bottle factories from Pittsburg TO
San Francisco. They say they will accept
no reduction and think that manufacturer RI
will conce0e the justice of their claims
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MILWAUKEE,
NJ. DORAN'S REPORTS.

The following quotations, giving the range of
the markets during the day, were received by Nj.
Doran, Com mission Merchant:
LIVERPOOL. July l0.-Spot wheat quiet Corn
rather easier. Cargoes off coast, easier. Car
goes on passage. nothing doing. Weather in
England fine.
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Board of Trade.

WHEAT-No. hard, $1.O9 asked; Sept.
$1.lO asked; year $1.O5 asked; No. hard,
S1.05 asked; No. SO asked.
CoRN-No. =, 4Sc asked; year 45c bid,
NO. 3, 46c asked; rejected, 44c.
OATs-No. mixed SOC bid, 12c asked
July SOC bid, Bic asked; August 3Oc bid,
"Ic asked; September, 29c bid, SOC asked
year 2oc bid, 29c asked; No. 29c bid.
39O72c bid; No. white. 32c bid, 33c asked ;
NO white 3Oc rejected, SOC asked
BARLEY-No. Q, 55c bid: No. ) extra 45c
bid; No. 3, 35c bid.
RENO. 2, 47c bid.
GROUND FEED-K. D., $1,000 asked; cora
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Cinc1nnati whisky Market

CINCINNATI. July l0.-Whisky steady at
l.1S.
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Commission Dealers.

ALs following are the quvtat4ens oz sales from
Jy commission mer yesterday and sublect
N IaiI,. 1uctusfjonA.
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TERMS CF SUBSCRIPTION.
THE DAILY GLOBE.
SEVEN ISSUES PER WEEK.

DAILY and SUNDAY GLOBE, ONE DOT4k44E
PER MONTH.
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August 80 IA. .27 IA. 10 "A. Is I3. IS lS So % 27
September. IA g II. 50 4 80 i3 so l3 80 % Is
Year. Ii 50 so Is. so I3 90 3 81 70 40
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STOCKS.

Lehigh & West. .l0415 Tex. P. grant B.. 621S
St. P. &S. G. 1st .l13M dc Rio G. div. S3X
q. P. Bonds, LIST. .11215
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WHIT LEAD.
Strictly pure ...... n. B. 4 G.
lots of 800 pounds 90 = tini. 10
Strictly pure, less
quantity ..-......6 2J
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August " 8.77l 8.75 SIS $3.50 S.77'l2 so
September. $50 Sc5 S.87 $40 8.8, 1872
.--. -. '.... ...., .-. ,.--,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
- - -
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
Prizes Awarded-Cost of the Grand Trien-
NAL Conclave.

San Francisco, August &c. I'm the
Knights Templar's drill the first prize
was awarded 20 the Demolay's of Louis
vile second To the Rapiers of In
dianapolis, and the third to the ST..
Demands OF Chicago. These were the
only COMMANDMENTS that competed for
the prizes.
Calculations show that in addition
to $4,000 subscribed by the public
for the trienuial conclave, the Califor-
MIA communicates have spent out of
their own pockets Sl30,000 in enter
tanning their visitors, The California
commandery of San Francisco alone
spent $4,000, and the Dewitt Clinton
of Virginia City, Nevada, the same
amount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
THE CAPTAINS STORY.
Eight Drinks and Fifteen Cent Cigar Re
quircd to Run 1t.

detroit Free Prcs'.
Captain says he as he found the
old weather-beaten tar summing him
self on the ferry dock, you have prob
ably heard about Shylock ana the
pound of flesh.n
"Well. yes
Cant you remember the particu-
lars?''
Most of 'em, guess. Yes, I'll take
a brandy with you!n
He hadn't been asked to drink, bu,
after the two had wiped off their chins
the captain eat down, got an elevation
for his feet, and began:
This old coon OF Sbylock lived
over in Europe somewhere. and IL was
sometime ago. I've heard he once
kept a pawn-shop in Buffalo, but
never tried toget him down very fine.
Nice man on the average, they say,
might have been little cranky in
wanting good endorser on IL note,
and steep interest on loans. but guess
he paid his way ut II picnic rs freely AS
the next. Yes, | wouldn't mind u
glass OF beer with You"
Nothing had been said about beer,
but it was called for and tucked away
ont of sight, and the captain CON
linuedf
This merchant Antonio was no
great shakes of II Teller. He In the re-
tail business, and he hadn't enterprise
enough to advertise in the papers
Probably kept Ii one-horse grocery and
notion store and put IN most ofhis time
on the cracker barrel. Some folks try
to make out that he was the biggest
roo ter on the fence, but facts wont
bear them out. Thank you. so am T.
I'll take IA lemonade
The other hesitated, but finally or
dered IL, and again the story went on:
This Antonio had borrowed Various
small sums of money of old Shy, and 1t
had been tight squeak TO make him
pay up. There wasn't "A man In town
who would give ten cents on dollar
for his notes, and his opinion on the
question OF finance wasn't worth
snucks. He wanted 10 enlarge lis
grocery or start d sheep ranch, or take
n hand in some such enterprise calling
for cash, aud he goes to s5hylock 10
raise the cash. Thank you"
For what?'
For the mint julep. I'll have
mine Favored with strawberry"
"See here. Captain, ] can't afford
this. / want to be courteous aud lib
eial, but this is rather strong"
"Young man, sad the Captain, as
he drew himself up with great dig
nifty, 1.-The story Of Shylock. as | tell
it, CONTAINS eight drinks and ends with
l5-cent cigar. DO you want the rest
of it?"
"Great Scott! no.u
"Then be little more careful In the
future how you absorb my valuable
time, My stories vary from three
drinks and a cigarto eight drinks and
a bottle of ale to take home. Don't
come to me and try TO get an eight
drink story for three drinks, for You
will get left every time"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
Feeding Cattle.
Texas Live stock journal.

1eAHs Live 'sioSh "N-i Hs'''
In view of the large number OF cat
tie 10 be fed this winterin Texas 1t may
not be uninteresring To study the
change now taking place in the north
ern feeding sections and the questions
feeders are propounding and answer
ing for themselves. They have long
been welded to the idea involving the
feeding of matured cattle for heavy
weight and they have found
Il TO be serious question
If it will he profitable to do SO any
longer. The question Is sometimes
.;ro feed or not to feed and at others
s" AZ what age shall feed?" Can |
make money and perfect the animals.
at the same time or shaii ! .ake you,s
stock. market them ut light weights
and tnrn INV money surely and safely !?
These are the questions in the feeding
states Of vital importance there and
possi5ly Of great moment here also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

Limerick, August 20 AT the exam
inationi, of DR.. Connally and Patrick
Connally, brothers, arrested at Brufl
on charge of being concerned in the
murder conspiracy OF man named
Michael Diner, who testified that the
Connallys had compelled him to swear
that he would shoot John Carroll. He
sent for Warner Of East Limerick and
promised him that the head center
would pay him fifty pounds for so
doing. He and the prisoners had laid
IN waiting several times for Carroll,
but witness courage failed him, and
he did not shoot him. Witness also
swore the Connallys had proposed
poisoning Carroll and his sister. The
prisoners were remanded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION.
A Grand Display and Pageant for septem-
bsr-ReN and His brilliant Court

ber-ReN and His Brilliant Court.
Cincinnati, August o6.--The annual
exposition in Music Hall and the two
buildings connected with Ii, built ex-
pressiy for such purposes, begins Sep
TENDER 9th and continues un,il Octo-
Der It'll. The character of the exposi-
ton is already determined, placing ii
nigh In the list of successful
displays given here almost
without interruption since 1869.
They have from the first been
affairs conducted 10y men whose only
motive is zeal for the public good, aud
whose only ply is public approval.
Expenses are guaranteed Ivy public
subscription. No dividends are due
anybody. Tnis method has been
found satisfactory in every way. The
full capacity OF the great build
ings has been already taken
by exhibitors. The notable features
of the coming exposition will be the
display OF the manufacturing indus
cries of machinery aud art. In The
latter much space will be given to dec
orative art. The opening day will he
made attractive by the efforts of the
Order of Cincinnatians, u secret organ.
ization formed for the purpose Of pre-.
senting pageaDts similar to those
of Rex in Mardi Gras fest
walls. Rex will be met or
the river and conducted to the eXposi
ton on September 9TH with "a royal
procession and both his majesty nuC
the Cincinnatians with their brilliant
courts will be present ut the opening
addresses on the night of September
9th. The Cincinnatians' pageant,
comprising twenty-four cars or floats
will pass through the streets. The
subject will be announced the day be
fore. 1t is claimed it will be triumph
in display.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
7
SAN .NTONlO.

\, "ouoseu by His Intended VIC
|, An'sfican Feeling In Mexico.
|Iae Gazette.
sIllo, August % Last niybt
ahs attempted to rob Pat
y owner of a coal mine
ass distant from this CITY.
icy Was asleep under a
ney being aroused, flied
H. " robbers fled, one fall
=. Tar away. The
5pns was arrested to-day.
ne light. Kinney lost
/ !. thought these men he.
eals perale gang of robbers
~ Il oesan operations in this
M. ~ :. recent robbery of a
a ~ = Michean excites much
|Iassu s shot made by Kinney
Man, IL mystery surrounding IL.
n ~ HVe from Mexico are
Eln,'s,A ceollraging for those de-
xsir., Were. A most bitter
N "a americans is reported,
.kha' aen persons as seem
H. some other country for =
h noyed across the Rio
|aad u , are many rumors of
zion !. ',aclional wars, but lit
hewn PAD to these, as IL is
Ny belli.l the Mexicans are
bong Invent, and these small
Esanlnv assves are not count
Heal sssuything. There are
Provoke tbe Imminent which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
----s$s-
BtsGHLEY.
lfSIConvir,s-The Long Drout h
and Crops

MConvirss-The Long Drout h
and Crops.
The Gazette.
ley, August S.-This morn
o'clock there were six con-
m the farm Of Mr.. Richard,
lsde heir escape. One was
] his morning about nine
Mllnlom prairie and taken
|ssllps. They had evidently
|selkserfral dayscutting their
|alhe guard house. They used
Fhda ehisel TO cut out one of
lIales non the windows. 1t
a'ered BY one having chains
'ad 10 making the escape the
Il The chains attracted
huon of the. 4 guard
Mtely went out and found
'dgone. They are still in
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
A1roNso,s MOVEMENTS.

KING ALEoNso's MOVEMENTS.
Madrid, August 20.--King Alfonso
reviewed the troops at Logrono yes
terday. He afterwards proceeded TO
Burgess, where he received cordial
welcome. The king returns to Mad
rid Monday to preside at cabinet
council, at which the question of his
Journey TO Germany will be decided.
Friday next King Alfonso goes to
Corulina. 1t is believed that before
long Prime Minister Sagasta will be
charged with a reconstruction of the
ministry