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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
cLEaTgsE.
A con'r's, Rsvokes asd t,A,s Again opcp-
Personal Noses.
CpecIal 10 the fl.-.,..


Personal Noses.
Specias 10 The Gazette
Clebnrne, September lathe civ
couilv'i Were agaia IN session thu
noril,i'E hnshing up the mass %
the business THAI has accumulated
Gliiuih Fas given thirty days leave o.
absence. Mr.. Giltant VIII leave In a
DAY or Two FOR Kentucky, where he
goes 10 sisit his aged father, who is
pew IN ms eighiythiid year. Just
before sj"urning motion was made
pN AleHrnian Heath, revnhing the
coii,rass made by thespcGial committee.
WIN ~ "A, AudSsws Il 20. OF Chicago
10 furnish the new school house. The.
motion prevailed. Vi Was urged that
the committee had not tho
power to enter into an ir-
revoeAoie contract and furthermore
tie price agreed upon, about 81, SD,
was much more than the furniture
coula be bought for. Bids for the fun
nitnre viii be received and opened as
the regular meeting OF the council oN
the second Tuesday III November.
Mr. Harold &. Leona,d, u prominent
lawyer OF Decatur, accompanied by MS
young bride il In the city.
j, IL. Crowley, master of transpcxta.
ton of the Santa lie road, was il. the
city yesterday and went soutls this
morning on his special train.
Messis, Frank and Iehn Adams
prominent csttlemen living
west OF Cleburne. son,
of DIR. Adams, Of Fofi Worth, are in
the city.
Mr.. Ii. w. Patton returned to-da,
nom = short soiourn in the country.
IL. +. S0iourner, of BeltoD, Is IN thl
city, and will probably locate for til
season to buy cotton.
W. a. Cornell, contracting agent o
the Santa Fe road, is in The city.
a special train passed through, gc
ing North, yesterday, paying OH stocl
claims.
Mr.. b. MEG. Phillips, of Galveston
deputy United States marshal, was i
the city last night and went South TIL
morning.
The arrivals at the Cleburne Hous
to-day were Ralph Church, Dallas; A
M. Rixey, New Orleans; j. ii. Crow
ley, Galveston; Il j. Marshall, Gaive
ton; Mrs. Armstrong and fanil,
Galveston; J. III. Armstrong, Galve
ton; S. Nj. Faulkerson, Alyoredo; I
w Davis, Weatherford; 3. Me.
Phillips, Galveston; j. Baer, st. Loui
w. G. BALTIC, st. Louis; b A. For
Chicago; Joseph Hond, Kopperl; Mr.
II. NJ. Jinkens, Meridian; w. III. NJ
Caun, st. Louis; II. II. Daughert,
nolins
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

Furniture Beadateads, Imitation walnut
each, 8 1903 w nll walnut, a. 5OdGlt 90; Uhars,
wood scat, y ucZ, S. 75a7 OK cane and rattan
scat, g. 00a9 no; oile scat, dining, sl2 0Ol2D 90,
Childs and rorkere, S. G06s II 10; large rock Ing,
100. Mirrors. arch tops, v dor, 81 goGpl2 40;
Tables round, s20psD3 u; ISL leaf, 81 SOo5 80.
Safes, each, IS 2Sst7pO; Bureaus, sS 596a2D 90:
wash stands, Fl 2ip5 10; bed springs, o. 1907 90,
Baby Carriages, So 6oeD
CrocNery " q teas, y don, y 00epl ~, W q
plates, sieGaSi 90; w q dishes, 81 opGeb e, " Y
ewers and basins, Gil bD6Di2 50, w q bow Is,
81 25Ga1 10; assorted crates, s55 O0D75 o.
Glassware-L Lamp cliipnneys, No, 9. crimp
No =, crirnp top, a doz., soc; AlEand, Y doz.,
60c; Gobiots, v dpx,, G5c&sl on, Tumblers, y
candy jars. % O0pf 90 Tanps. y 50sei9oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
A PAGE OF HISTORY.
a Leaf from tho Book TO lie written by
Col, Mike sheridan

Col. Mike sheridan.
Col, Mike Sheridan, IL il said. will
write q book on the presidential trip
to Yellowstone. The first chapter OF
the book will he as follows:
While on the mountain top presj-
dent Arthnrwas sitting at his camp
table one night, his brow corrugated
With thought; the fire burned low,
Poke her up little,r lie SAID to n
satrap. "All right said the satrap.
and he went and got some chips. After
n while the president is Joined
by several others at the table.
who drew together after the manner
Of cabinet meeting, quite like q
White House meeting, the age was
discussed somewhat, and somebody's
aunty good deal. At one time The
president remarked, doubtless OF the
nominations, "What pile.n AT
another, TO some remark, he observed
~ see, and raked in enough CHIPS so
make the pot boil, il ii had been that
kind OF q pot. Another time. as
IL discussing fruit, the president,
in bad grammar spoke of calling
with two pair. He seemed uneasy
when a little orderly sergeant intro
dued superior variety, which he
called three kings A gentleman
at the right noticed it all with flush,
aud another party who had as yet
said little, suddenly claimed to be
full" or something lise that; then
the president took the piece of tallow
candle out of the hayonet socket and
went to bed without his nightshirt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
New Orleans.

PRODUCE,
New ORLEANS, sept. l3,--FLoUR- steady;
high grades s0A5 10.
CoI,N-Quiet weak; white, o..
OArS- -firmer AT 30.
PROVISIONS.
Cons MEAL--Dull and irregular 23rd2 10.
Polk Fair demand At lower rat os: l3N,
LANp---Quict ana steady;tierce S,s, keg sJa.
BULK Ne Is--Scarce, firn; shoulders, oSN.
BAcoS--I4ong clear AM clear rib eRs,cr at
: 4 al 40.
vassed iiqfI.
WHIsK Y.-,ieaiy and unchanged: Western
rect,fieh Hal ~
coTFGE- Strong, higher for Rio cargoos.
common to prime, I4mll.
SuGAR--Duli, but iirn and fully fair ut
~; prime and yellow clarified 81.
MoLAsst S--N ominal
RICE-- Dun; 4tm0ja.
BRAS-Highef;Tls.
Cotton saed eil---t'Tude 296g3'; new 80; sum
iner yellow refined 3A6pil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

lark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2iS2sce, bark,
reruyisNa, per pound. Sepite Ru:s,S per h
100 ls Ia carbonate OF aocn per ~ Ss Fe4: q u
pcras Yer 10 2csi; casic@ oil nor gal. isiAl M
cinehnnids, per cs., a@sl ui caAiie, soap
poun1. 3s6nin; CHALK sutnp, per pound, a. I;
calos,el, T. & w, ps's pound. zo,ese, calomelI
49, , r. S"v ), s,rnf,yn, 1na + cn,nnns,.
tioa powder, artfsa dovers powders, iNpi so;
ersnn salts, ror pound, 3N5S; Rum opium, per
pound, 81: yuma cam phor iNoS2, morphine,
per on, 81 as: machine oil, golden, 9oai0:
quinine, T.. 4 w, per o., "a: quinine, Gers
man, per oK.. ~; quinine. German. case, per
o., 4 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
prnnncr.

Potatoes, ncrtscra. q narrei Z; =, onions.
aurthcrn, a DBL, S99l sweet sstatocs,, 00ea
= fsr bushel. TtTalps, luet i,r = On. hcans,
TX. I, med, bhls. ~ shs largo lima, a,S@7c,
small butter, ilTeeSc, Pickles. stedlum, ~ 50
sitsN 81 So cider lsaif bbi., 3, eoeso 70.
tsninil- Vinegar. apple. S,ci5tf eeei.; pure
Wa pee@hass. s ,,rie dr ssc sniss 9is
sssrc: Cabbage, -. slacb berriss dQcay6c pc
ef'. ffuns s5tp iNc per gal; Nstermolons 4
yk8s tstntelopes iNeS,; Appies Nnlhc per "
aMshel boy: formations sIal v.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

AZ stroudsburg, Pa, few days ago.
q. 'o ',,her If two little children sur
t ,li, n M tSem in the garden. playing
pIiseu r.a,,Iesnake over four ieet long.
Win tas,i' vas upon the friendliest
Inc 7 ,','th the children, but upon the
terms VIII ~ su The mother 1t suddenly
approach ,,o altitude, threw itself into
chahgeo Ia heran 10 rattle furious.y.
9 con a,'a woman Killed the intridel
aud then tainted away
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
New orleans.

uoSEY.
NEW ORLEANS, Scpi. iJ..-Sigaf exchanse on
Nnw Yorlk steady and unchanged, Loo per
j .}0J premiam: sterling exchange .ankanls
bills S1ilfsI 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

per bushel, So; Hor,iny nad grits y bbt,
$500: Oatme@l a half bbF-r S5Vt rack Ell
wheat, % N, 6t- Crackers; X eedn. 6sr0a.c, y X.
soda. sou; NIX soda, q 46o7 ~; cream soda,
es4aiullc. x lemon CREAMY feassc; \ ginger
snaps sWsifc .sf, a,<ao loo. ne serted cakes and
luulo,es, lS1lSise. Wheat IN ligat receipt;
SOeSSi, M 10 uus2sty and coudsson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
A manufacturers, Mpeting.

Chicago, september 3D. The consol-
idated harvester association of the
United States held Il eecret conference
here yesterday II is understood the
object of the meeting is to limit the
production aud prevent glut in the
market, such rs occurred last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
paln,s, ola anu ynrnlshcs !.

PAINTS, per ih-white lend, no n. yellow
ochre, dry, &c; burnt amber IA oil, Use; dry, 70.
raw s2cs ueatsfoct, 0ioasi; fsi, toEkaic; spirits
turpen;ine, doc; coal c,l, - cesos, nriitinnt,
81 40; Rrilliant, bills, tSc Brilliant, l2-l, IS a.,
ITO; % 81 9cA 30; ~, 81 %, Eupiop, bbis,. $50.
per gallon; Eupion, 50 cases, 81 90, lard oil,
s., olaSac; West Virgidla, 20t2jc.
fARNIsiI rs---JN npal, tlcecSl 20 FER GAL,
coach varnish s. sSe46 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

PouhrRy-HeRs. 20 7l@a 20 ref do rem.
roosters, --------; spring chivlsfas g. iAea ~
Turkeys, g toeSsus Geese. 50 ~ ess or Ducks,
90 50aSa Do.
Eo1s pcr dosen, iSOac0c.
Fresh county OUTER, l5cp}h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
nalillinx Alait1iaI

1t.yBgg--g oagh umber boxing, - inches
ana under, 1rst claGe sIc, sffiYping t9xS, ri;
boatillg aud fssori'lE, clears, 80, tbicN echIh,
Nand u, 81; ftrign lumber, seeOlld cars
Sla tOlsL nln1ecy niilFg, eulls, SlS. 90 80.
SIDlRG--ktgf go ninon white pine, ~ ~;
SECOND do, 40; thir do, So; poplar, Y. q; M
I've pine " s22 ~. do II, s2s native rtugh,slsS
DKKssH4 LINN lFR-.ljoxing ~ inches Mr.
uoder, 50 on " do lsS5, Va WM@ "
saantlitss. JOf.t or any common lumb. =
ga ,0@b ~; ooxing over u lncliesi s2io %
. 20; thick iearS, ~ 70 anu = ~ ovszS w
seco "a elias ), any Kind. slS vt92-Do.
DRgssKFs AND Matched fLoOkiNS-Fltst'
claaz, e2ts seeoud class, S2l. ~
WHIT PINE FURNfsfiHG LthBbh--ll1@t ~
J aud " ich white pine, go; inch 90, 80
GEfJ ,fHe--H BEADED or PbAlN-.fiftt COLI
noD white pine, ~, $3.50 ID DO, ~; ~ 40, t%o;
ppy.nr, II, t'n,Sg poplar, -, s;2'bg ha'isspine'
PorIan l.unHEn.--i}., ~, end inch' s'o'
snissiFs- white pine A. 81 30 shaded ha.t sn a,
brand IS; do NO. 2, 80 90, do So.s, eSDo' uAN'e
"a wed heart, si,ys saps. 20. n..a.t..,
I PICK rrs.--Nhite pine. dressed anu h' ', ~,
square or fiat, 81; yellow pine 40 ~ it'n e. * y.
1 Ifusx CgAFsT, EIs--sl SINE, Ai.hiibi se's,
per MI Cement Louisville or ho*enaic, -
per bbl.: Portland, " per bti. ii"etet A~''-s
New YORK or Michigan. % per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

HAY New country loose nom wager
- pO960D per hon; Now corn, fO6sl5 couts.
Oats, country Mt33jc; t,ran, y, per lOu ChspS,
II 70 per kO. Barley. SleSs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New YORK.

New York. September -, -Money--292lE.
Prime mercantile paper 54@J,
Sterling exchange. bankable bills, quiet
at lSil4; sight islAJ.
Three per cent. bonds-lOSi
Coupons ilas--tl2,..
Coupons ISL 1884,
NEW YORK, September Disbursements
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Hardware.

Nails. ra,ce, 81 ~. ftnes, ~ y cent, off: Axes,
Collins, si0oi; simmons, s.oUv Hackinnerk
shoes, q key, b05; Bar Iron, sis5; steel, 10;
Sheet lion, No. ~ y, oisc; Fence wire,
chains, 50 90 4 dos; Tinware, 50 a cent. oil,
Cooking stoves, sii OoGt50 CO; Fire man,ela,
$40 u9n,0 90; Coffee mlib u Il cent, OF. Mn
chine bolts 50 y cont. or; Carriage bolts, 70
and n cent. OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Grain,


Wheat, oAoicc asc@sl ca, medium. ssaes;
inferior 0ee55. oats. Sc,aS5. Bailey, .Aso35.
Corn, ii6e.A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14


CHfcA,Ao, Sept 'mher IL Attic Receipts
S,Wos tie mnrke. quoted stead ea aud
lower exports q p0ti6 COED TO choic8. ship.
ming . .hctt 20. commss 80 medium a&6G,t;
range steady; giass Texans strong 3 sStSi To-
SnRxrl,eceipts 500 STEADY at recent y cline
infvrsnr 10 fair ! 2sesS 20; good 3 - choice
4 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Kansas city
pnonucr.

KASsAs CITY, Sept i8.--WHEAr-- weak;
No 2 red 81. bid cash; s794 bid October; 81 No.
vember.
cons Higher; 500 cash; 3sA bid OCTOBER
81 y bid November.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE. Receipts 2,se0 lower; native steers
La pounds ) O1 stockefs and feeders Sl@
80; common 7jeDS 50; Texans fs5 pounds
3 505 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Liverpool.

yiveruael sept. lg.--spot cotton sioseh
an, ,,.iIi, i,,arjxnt Ia highez for all grabs
except ordinary and uplands, which are i'lo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

MEATs-Sngar cured haIas, lbe; y. Y. y. .,
Iiacon, I3xe; ;. q. ID. =. meat, hai Lons elehS
haenn, Slzf short clear bacon Va.
u Am. lterces, ps4c; hlf ibis, ifc; ~ nd
70 D. Tins exc " u tiDs, lOlSc; 90 ths' Az, sc;
h Tins tO,tc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

The largest peach arms aa ara - 155 90
land. On one esta,e tneie "'S
trees on another l2o,ooo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

wool- ouiaa and steady, razai AGA.


NEW YORK.. sept. iS.-.Btevfs-- BeccipS@
iNMs dull lower. fair 20 extra steer sold 40
8 speiB 10, d,Gssed beef genera ~ ease.
SHEkr--- RGreipts, 1872; iull and woa.s.
S5a@1 80 FOR sheep: isSAR2b FOR i,nJss,
die sed mcnion 6seSc; dreSA<st lauios Stel0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
81. noa,a.


~, ours, September H. Flsar--steady;
family or@t 70; choice isni rs; k,ncy 600
-,
WuEAT-opeRRa wer,with Active trading;
Ealing p'ices as fullows No. . red quoted
lOra@i 0 ~ cash.. i2Aepi VI oc'oeer; it5X
November.
oR>--higAer at i7,S6lS e'sh; sTA6etSl,
October; as t44ls6 bid NoyVanber
Show; ?5sx@ . CASH; 25&cl26Js o~ "
Der: .6lz bka November.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
FRANCE

h, s ssNspApER OPINION.
.laIi,I 's en- 49, The De5ats, in
AAs ot ,Spfesses the opinion that
es lava,sle present negotiations
~ aada ~ 70 France than the
Asthe saaase at Pekin. 1t
'aAassta,Sdu l ,l shonld be given
'Aslesh iSs that the desire OF
" Peace, but has certain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Bresasiuns

s.,oup = s,tanard's Royal pc-teHt $3.50
= bbi.; sacks. 81 gsles 40 p Nv Nj corn meal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Ammunition.
Crociory. Furniture and Glass.

Powder--DlastlpF, " kog. SO d6; Ride, y IS D.
60 IS; Rifle, n ~ MS, 81 Rtiie. rg,1 Its.,N "a
shut--Sli0 "a sack; Buck shot, ssjl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
FOREIGN.
cam over the Ocesn-Topics
Of the Times
ENGLAND.

esa7H OF AN Aoliion
n. september lS.- Dutton
"a He was engaged in
"a dramatic art criticism
n ISrhiN Magazine, Pau
En-. and lVor q. lie wro.e
,s1 If fiction.
yApaIRAL DEAD.
Sptember l3.-Admiral
\ rho commanded the En-
sDsdilion which left Ply
/ isiO in search of Sir John
dead.
| TIE TRADEs-UNIoNS.
,shsm, September lS.-At the
Eson congress Joseph Arch
lcoIutions that considering
n snouuI Of waste land in the
n which is capable of cultiva-
|ilalchangesin the land sy stem
N COUNTRY are required
BIZ that the land may he
Euafr productive cultivation,
|klsfi oithe country, thereby
n cheek to excessive emigra-
An amendment was offered
! upon the government to de-
tcahnl government property,
iAlhsaddition the entire res
saMopied.
arEssEL SUNK.
u, sep'ember ia Norwe,
eslws sunk in the English
Iio-day by collision. Twelve
EoxDaj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

In railroad bonds Atlantic & Pacific in
comes adv ,need 10 y. Denver q Rio Grande
cansol to 20, Denver & Rio 6iande western
lirsts To 81, Northern Pacific ilrsts To iOS5a.
Texas * fs.ciic land grant incomes 10 -,
Nutwlths andiRg the stock market was nol
active at any line durin Inc day, ~ mas
been remHrRably Arm. and there was grad
ual advance with scarcely any reaction 70
speak Of Net results ot the any show an adj
vance ofhGsisS on Illinois teutral, y on
Memphis 4 Charleston, " or Loni ~ y,
Michigan Centtai. ~ ON ~. P.ui, II on
North western, and each Oh taaad5 -onits
ern, Northern Pacific, llesdl y, ew fWk
Central, Manitoba, Union Pacific Wahnsn
common. Heasing and Minnesota ana ~.
Louis Pullman advanced :. Western IN
ION Is duii, owing To the ffei that the shoft
interest IS snll large, beihs ssli'nateu ~ I.pt
5n,Nl 70 5000 shares, sad % reports ts4st
q ,uid viii hu the dividend 4 necessary. Y, ~
Is stated, however, this necessity may PC
avoided. IL is currently reported that II lead.
Ing operator on the bear side sho Il shGrt
lime ago sold round amounts IN Calls on
stocks, has cen max az short saies WIN lne
view oil depressing the price OF some buying
for London aud AnisiePbtnh account Trans
notions al 100 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
1NpEDI!1ION.
plLLspoRo' a,
rlIlspoRo-

Man crematsd an"
o1e cinderella Per
y .,ssIiisn'''
s, ,',s,smber ls.,,.A'1,c,o,II cotton y
Ia sspl5iIo Horne & Rolahu lor al
usIs. mile, miles from here here,
Yf'Is 1s,s inside Of the INT
ID. pIi q ashes. His com. com,
IN ! s'I about .the chest,
aiags' but viii recover.
a'g insurance on the ,,. GIN
III. newly on ' u d lesIis.
K vas burned 70 ''''''
DAB p Cinderella IN the
s.a I,, + list night, Under under
dai'p \, Mrs. Bond and
ri.is,ls = Mis- Lennie Porter,
deldsa , ss.n,.. performed her
II Cnasi'slis Misses Harris and
fS''so'a''srella's sisters IN, ald
uD iIses. Mr.. A. NJ. East
'I slI0ss, did passably wei, well
y, .l fl'a,, Harris aud k'r n.
C'r I',',' characters, were ex-
\, re ssatertainment was .
;. ss'' and Lily Porter lett
s 1snlar train in company
eEtD l,as, ". c. Cherry, VINO
sa,'p !. Fort Worth with
Is .a,r SEEING them safely safely
Y y, MI !, wayto Galveston VIII
'la. y sfa and well-known. {, citi u,
h FIJI, !. :s.ugls, is quite SICK AZ
friend, NJ. V. Cox of
sisi visit visiting his relatives
sesadIsy q the GAZETTE is
WINDS il the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
AvsrRLA.
|NLEyCg OF THE REBELS.

September 10 The violence
txsagainSt land owners is in.
The military force sent to
s'Az fired into a dense mass
silGing fifteen and wounding
sss.
CaOATI0N CONFERENCE.
September l3.-The Hunga-
las minister bad an interview
The Creation notables sum
eanaudience., The interview
Fhy' After excitedly detailing
~ under which Croatia suf-
|lsy promised to fulfill certain
|as proposed by the Hun
seserulnent, the details Of
we're not made known.
Eiles leinter.or grows more
E'and conflicts with troops are
|assmoie serious character.
e kspERoR AND ALFONSO,
September ls.-The en-
81 King Alfonso laid the last
Eae new town hall The core-
f.fn grand. AT the banquet
Ea !. NE event, the emperor
81 NE health of the king, to
" alter responded in Ger
1 y emperor also proposed a
'sa.uof OF the car of Russia.
s,Sl and King Alfonso are
IN. aoravia to witness the an
[-aaIy review.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
GERMANY,
FasSAlsER AND THE GAR,

AsAAlsER AND THE GAR.
N september l3.-The empe-
aaal has subscribed 20,60o
~ '@us restoring the cathedral
|'s saled the car, before returning
aa Tilsit.
Y luTHER CENTENARY.
aOsIs, September 1s.-Dele-
~, England, Scotland and Ire
a s.'sea the celebration to-day
,i,,r purocentenaFy of Martin
IVY Is profusely decorated.
M s ,Iye Frederick William was
|sd ! great enthusiasm. Two
a - sl'rgymen are here.
st'iA AID THE ALLIANCE.
81 n, September lS.-General
& Z ( ssae-de.camp of the king Of
S,i = prssentlng Bismarck With 4
NJ ! rs y The White Eagle, ex.
|sGssauine's To discuss the ad,
s.. ''la TO the Austro-Germ
AZ ARMY REVIEW.
|RlsD Sye ap' l8.-The empo
Fss NO., soa aolIke aud the minis
EiIhs a awe gone to Mersburg t,
sanaal review of the army
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

PRODUCE
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
LOCAL MARKETs.

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COTTON.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
KILLED HIS BROrHER-IN-LAw.

A Drunk and Family Quarrel Leads to
the Killing of Porter County Farmer.
Special to the Sentinel:
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Dec. 16.-The reputa-
ton of the little Township of Pine, in the
in Porter County, in the line of murders is
on the increase. But few months since, in
this Township, occurred the cruel Radko
murder, and last night another unprovoked
killing occurred in the same vicinity. Wal
ter Bratt lived on farm owned by L. L.
Furness, situated four miles from this city.
Living with him was a brother-in law by the
name of Dayton Clark. Both were in this
city yesterday, and left for home in the even
ing much the worse for liquor. Upon their
arrival there Bratt assaulted his wife, who is
Clark's sister, throwing her upon the bed and
pulling her hair out Clark demonstrated,
when Bratt made for him; whereupOn Clark
pulled revolver. shooting Bratt through
the left eve. He expired in about forty min
utes after TIE shooting Deputy Sheriff Nc
Nulty went to the scene of the murder and
arrested Clark. who was taken TO Valparaiso
this morning. Clark will Plead self-defense.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-19
THE CROPS.
Report of the Department of Agriculture
70 December.

Report of the Department of Agriculture
for December.
WAsuINeToS, Dec. 1.-THE season for cot
ton picking, since the occurrence of the
frosts. as in the gathering bottom crop has
been quite favorable. Local estimates OF the
aggregate product have not diminished. and
the tone Of general comment is comparative
ly hopeful. The indications for the Decem-
Der returns favor q reduction of about IL per
cent. from the crop Of last year.
Returns of the corn production are more
conservative than in October and November
from injury to soft corn by the warm moist
weather, north of the 40th parallel. Corn
that has been cribbed is in worse condition
than for many years The proportion of
unmerchan table corn therefore is large. The
final estimate of the quantity produced will
fall q few millions short of the indications
in previous returns, or twenty-three bushels
per acre. This estimate relates only to GUAM
tity and makes no discount for inferior quail
ity. which seriously increases the practical
shortage. The losses from packing in masses
or injury to soft com from mild and wet
weather are treated as after harvest consider
atoms. An investigation will be made as to
the extent of such injury
The wheat aggregate slightly exceeds 4oo.
coo, 600 bushels.
The oat crop is about per cent. larger
than last year, and exceeds 500, ZOO, 900
bushels.
The yield of rye and barley is little less
than in 1882. and buckwheat is reduced
more than one-third.
The December report will include record
of the average prices, with also indications of
the quantity grown.