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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.--toiN--Q ulei
and flrm; mixed 81; supply OF white and yell
low exhausted.
oATs-Dull At 3siE.
rRoDucs.
FLouR--Quiot aud steady, family 46lI
I N2l 4; high grades . 00H5 -
tois MrAL--Scnrco and firm NJ ?Goa2 Is.
LARp-Stcady; tierco, u kog, sN..
BULK ME rS-Dcmnnd Wir mud prlcrs
higher; shoulders, pack IS: long clear aud
clear rib ~.
BscoN-i'rcgnlor; shoulders 81 !; long clear
and clenr rib Sga'
HAMS - Choice sugnr-cured tanyassed
scarce ut l6is@l7.
WUtsKY~-Steady and unchanged,
CoFFEk-Duli and unchanged: common 70
prime l0iSai3sl.
SUGAR -Steaoy with fair,lemnnd; common
10 good common ~; i,ir to fully n,W
q 500; prime, d,S; yellow clarified. 7d9fi.,
wnIto clarlned, ~.
MoLAssKs-.Faird demand: centrifugal aAntO;
fair i2eqh; primo 10 choice ltatj0.
RcK-Ac i've aud iirm; Louisiana ordinary
10 prime, $780,.
PoRk-- Higher, at III
BRAN-Dull nt,sp.
uo1VroS SEND on.
CorroH sEEp ou.-Crude 55G3d summer yell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
REWARD OFFERED.

| AiNS -NfNNb
REWARD OFFERED.
London, November The govern.
ment and railway authorities offer n
reward of $500 each for Information
leading To the arrest and conviction nj
persons connected With the late TX.
plosions. Physicians say dynamite
must have been used TO rupiure thr
membrane of the typanum of the REQ
pie injured.
WALTERS IN JAIL.
London. November John Davis
Walters, the broker charged with
stealing bonds of the London and
River Plate bank, in connection with
the defalcation Of Manager Warden,
has been committed for trial.
ANOTHER SUSPENSION.
Liverpool, November 2.-rhe sus-
pension of Hollingshead, Tetiy d Co.
cotton dealers, is bulletined. Liabili-
ties probably 100000.
DYNAMITE SCARE.
London, November 2.-AN extra of
the Pail NAL Gazette contains a state
ment to TO the authorities from an
anonymous person, informing them
''"N '' NN'Nhipt VIII Rt ut-
stroy the train on which the duke and
duchess of Connaught travel to Dover
from London on their way to India.
IL has caused Il great sensation. The
chairman and general man
agcr of the Southern railway issued
special instructions to employees to
be on the alert to prevent any inter-
ference with the train, and devised
elaborate cautionary measures for the
duke and duchess. a large force OF
police were stationed ut Cannon street,
Charring Cross and London bridge
stations, and gangs of plate layers
watched the entire track. The pre-
cautions Were taken in consequence of
the anonymous letter warning the
privy council of the proposed attempt
To wreck the train.
MARQUIS rSENG.
London, November 1.-The Daily
Telegraph says IL has the highest au-
thority for stating that Marquis Tseng
still enjoys the unreseryed confidence
ofthe Chinese government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

-Bea.istondr, Imitation walnut,
each, S. ina3 ~ ul walnut, ~ SOC 10 ~. chnirs,
wood seat v doz, ei7ba7 10; ulnp and fiittnN
seat, - 0opD 90; came seat, dining. sl2 vllel ";
t'hilds and rockers, IS uOtal2 W; lnrsc ronitlng.
so Doy03 90: camp nni rockers, uuah. u ,jya
Tables round, s9pUa3 y. NIL lenf, 81 bgnb SO;
Safes, each, 81 2ltaI ni bureaus, u 5sa.N o.;
wash stands, II 2,dsj ~ bod springs. 81 1901 10;
naby Carriages, 50 JlNeD
Crockery-W q teas, q doz.. 81 cOnl ~: W a
aged, 10 &C. fallen hides iee2c leis; dyS saItod,
fbbC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
oEEsiANY.
rErllArs Is epIrM cRANN.

PERHAPS Az oPit" '".,
Dantzic. November 2l--Mansmed
piatrowski has been arrested al
nirsrhan charged with and coniessing
to being sent by the niiiliIih7is 10 kili
pisnarck. piatrowski said he was u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
FRANCE.
rnr 1AnoR coNFnRNNcE.

Paris, November THE Inter-
national labor conference has closed.
Henry Broa dhurst, member of the
Il nglish parliament and honorary
president of the conference. telegaphed
his friends us follows: az think we
English have done we'll everything
now is on our line; l never saw men
improve so fast US our French col
leagues
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
paints, Ons and varni.hes

PAINTS, per n--White lead, st.c u; yellow
ochre, dry, "; burnt amber Ia oil. use; dry, &c
ciLs-toilvd linsecd In bbls., sc per- gal;
raw &c, nentsioOt, hcrtsi; lsh, 00iAS,c; spirits
tnrpcntine, dc; coal oil. - eases, militant,
81 40; brilliant, bills, lsc; Brilliant, III, 81 sS
il@ 10 81 $40, 81; ~, 100. tupion, hhls., SIC,
per eallon; kupion, ~ cases, az Ne lard oil
8, tAsS,sc West Virsldia, 2os,Nc.
NARNfstrrs--,,opai, tlca0sl "a per cR:
coach vRrnish, 6. asea6 no.
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!. Two Bankrupts.

II, November 2.-Thc liza
Man, nchwartz Brothers, cap
|smos' are $4,000 ; actual
kI.eS 'ueni was filed by Simon
Hjr,s hirt manufactures, to
n' giving preferences of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Iiuilalng aIalsllaI

LunHyr-- Rough lumber, boxing. ~ inches
and tnder. frsf-elass, 81; dripping lsxS. 81
boxing aud nooting, eie,i-, IS; thisk eeafs,
lXand III. s2i; rough inniper. sesond class,
SIS; ioiRt and srantllbg, cults. elb
HIpIsg-. First common white plnr, tj2 ~;
second do. 30 Third do, ~; poplar. 81 ~ n1-
i've pine u; az Ooa,22 ". DO "a, s1t natlYe
rough, ST. ~.
DRI.ssEp LuHBrR--ioxlng II inches and
under, 60 0ko.5 u: do J1sB, tX1 v1fsaS 90.
Htantitng. Jutd or any eOniIDvD humber
80 Uyse1a 90; boxing OYER " inches, ss,.0D4s
"a %; thick ciesrs, ~ toiifuDj 81 UDet3s 30.
second class. any kind, sD trp25 ~.
DnE9sbp AsD MATCHED ELouRfSn-~F First
ciaHs, ~; second class, t2i.
NHtIEplSE FuHsDsifIgC ICJnEHr-iH, TX
and inch white pipc, 10. iuch d., So.
friIIso.-BLAyED on PiAts--iirst com
mon white pine, X, Si2fi ~ do, ~ "a 10, 81;
poplar y. s5Is.t poplar a, izSo patiyepins.
PorDhW i.uaDEi'.--,.<, ~, and . zach, eos;
do inch. 20.
81 8, ts,ii .'s...w White pine 4. 81 % SHADED 4.
brand, 40. 40 No. 2, "a so do Not, 80; native
saved neirf. sf.be aaps, s.2,.
ffcsEfs.- white pine, dItsned and j s9det.
square or Hat, So yellow pisac0, ~ lnfli ".
LINZ, rgnEsr, Lime, hpattp, tl@l
per Dbl. semfRt, icrissilir or p0seraie, % 20
per Dbl; Portland. $3.50 per bti. fialgcr Pant,
New York or Michigan, - PER bbl'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

HICKS pAsuA's VICTORY,

Cairo, November 1.-The report of
the defeat of the false prophet aud the
great slaughter of his army by Hicks
pasha is discrcdited. The,military.
thorilies calculate that Hicks pasha's
army was seven days march from Ell
obcid at the time oil the alleged victory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

flour - Sianards Royal Patent. sStO
Y boil: sacks, s. s,aaS 10 3 iid M. Com meal,
sSOO, Oatmeal, \ hnlf bhl.. sl7S, 'rackci
wheat. 40, &c: Crackers X gOdn. titftec, Xxx
soda. I,i@falcs N\N soda, 7le0 g, cream
suda, loSiO'4c.. X lemuU cr,Ni,ns, NEpi.c:
- Niugei snaps, .sSiec; NNl isalOC: Rssorlsd
fakea AND iuinhles, is,sRilc. Mhcat In light
teccipt. sooNsl, "a 10 quality aud condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Cotton.
staple Dry Goods.

PRISrs-Du, kirk, Ne: Lodi. &C.. Mari
boro. size; Oriental, &C.: INchnonds Gltc.;
steel River. &c. S0uthbridge. DC.
PINK PRiEni- Garner, eye; Harmony, &C.;
hichmonds, 0lSc., Manhattan, BIG.
BIiiRTiNo PHInTS-Allen, A. C.. Mcfrlnlack,
&c.
FInE BRowS DoMiisTIcs-Etira. Az cents f;
Lockwood, r: Gernnnia, q; Fair Lawn, u F,
Indian Orchard ZEE. "a Pocahontas, a. ;
Warw ok, ~.
hnAvr Bnows DoarsrIcs- hilanlisA; ~
cents: Atlanta a, 80; Lawrence Ill, o. Wa
chuHett u, 10; Enterprise Nc, o; Piedmont
IA. 81; Piednont7-s, q.
BLgACBED DOnEsfiCs-Dur own, 81 cents;
security. 5l<; CONTEXT, Prosperity. ~
| Hope. ~; Lonsdsle, III. King buo cambria,
81 Knights cafnbIi c, 81: Gold Medal ].
DUoKs--Prattyiile boz, IN cents. Raven's
IL; West Point soz., n weht Point jgoz,, "A.
CoLoHED DucKs--knchor EE, &C.; Anchor
ID, G4; Boston OH. 10; Boston Xs. lUls.
Boston soz., 10; Concord iGox., 10.
TIoKIsu--hmoslfeac AGA, ~ cents; Con
csiosn nc, q; uordls Ar, III Merthune
/ Thorndkc. y. sls .,Thorndlkc A,s; stand
srdX. ~; bangor, So.
Hickory STItipis-- Mechanics ~ cents Col
iumba. %: Joweit, s: AmoskeaR,I
.igASs-A bbottsiord IIlz ccuis; Coyinaton,
49,, Long island, M; klkion, ~, Crosby.
BLAHxsTs--i0a white, n.2i, ~. l.Tj, 900
2.5t 10 800 pair; IA white, SOD 800, so Ia
100 pair ia white. sf.oe, 800. 400. so 10 O.,t
pair Economy, culotcd. Jlp., si.sJIS pair
DO, d. $500 pair. Rocky Mountain, col,
ored. i.lb., BID; do. alb, $50. Cambridge
vile silver Gray, alb, 500; do, s-lb., 500
Star 4 Crescent silver Gray, bib, S2.75; do
Glib, $50: do, 8lb., 81. 30. Scarlet 81 5j 400
40 10 $50. Blue. si.tO. 40 10 80 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

fotatoos, northern, barrel 80. pnions,
notthcrn hbi., & TadS ~. Sweet POTATOES, 5O0s
q, scr bushel. rurnipe, tSeiSc = be. Reans,
II, mod, bhls,, ~ SO; larre irla, e9s,4c;
9loM Y hhl.. hall hill, sieQN 81 riiat feet,
kits, 81 -. cider, half.hhi $, 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

plueinc, NcsiO0 dozen. ColaMan's mustard,
si.t,eDShaa dozen. Mnccernnt Imported, ljcR;
American, Si.ly box. Buckets. two hoops,
Al .ll..N. y, lnNnn -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Meat. andt.ari.

Bacon frm, bulk meats easy.
.NkA1s--s>ttgaf cured uniis, ,Ni5c; :. e. g. r..
Bacon, loo. :. C. bacon. W; Tong clear ba-
con, sE. :. c. dry salt, 50.
t.ARn -1lorces. BIC: ipnnt - y cans. 0s,c,
80 70 cans, Alsc.; 10 n cans. ps,c: SD cams. eve;
\ n cana Niac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
RUSSIA.
pEcEEAsr or Rrvrxl,rs

DECREASE or REVENUES.
ST Petersburg, November 2.-The
RUSSIAN revenues from January to Au-
gust have decreased ll,o0O, 900 roubles
ana expenditures increased $4,000, 900,
as compared with similar period in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
An Old Sinner.

Ensyr ia, November Mrs.
| pli.,ag ed 60, has been commit
klbs 40 - answer a charge of
b., ueath Of Maggie Conway,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
.halpert in Ro.ton.

(aisss,1i s,enber &C Il. Dewey
h.. ,l The alleged forger, has
i u ol,,oli san Francisco in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

HAY New countr, loose rom wagon,
tS O1a3ifN per ''''l' Nnw earn, shsEn cents .
oats, ooonttS #y3'is'. urtA, Slt par loo,
''hops ~ - Y1t ~ harley, &lslSa, cotton
sNCt ~ ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
Poultry. Eggp and nutier.

PouLreY-- lions. So TS,fa 90 nor dozen,
extra large Young chickens. IS CO.'S % Tur.
Keys, SlVODS ~; Geese, S, W e}svN, ucks
s. 50tfg.nN
Ntsus--.lNr dozen, Nc
Fresh country Gutter, osas7,e 3; Old butter, Ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

New York. November a.---Money closed
Prime mercantile paper 6f7,
4 Sl'4. sight asa
Three por cent. honds--lpf.
Coupons. i3s's--i.i4i.
Coupons, Tel 2t9..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

~ = Z
arc now trying 10 get up kind of
mutual benefit, double. baek-acfIon IN
sufance company among the fncfnbris,
The scheme IL To have every member
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

Wheat. chelco p5c,cosl 0a, medium, 5000
Inferior, 0;eaSlc Oats. ~ - r. harley, Nsp
t5e. Corn, i6a5pc. rye, 16aSS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
N
President Solo.

BIO Of ,s' November 2.--Pres.
Die Eau Honduras lett this morn
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 2--CATTLc-Rc Receipts
$50; market dun aud best grades lower
exports u 1906 70: good 10 choice shipping.
o lpa8 o.: common To medium . s04if iangc
cattle steady: Texas 8 GJg4s5.
SBEEP-Eeceipis $50: slow and steady;
Inferior To fair. 20Jp3UV; good, 10, chOiet I,
q IS. Texas OOhB 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
IN RI

|eiyedll
| ,tion d
3cilita nj
| |nday,Nl
clnraiil
leld,
ukli A
| cllihoal
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Kansas city

PHODIGE,
KAEsts CRY, November q - WHEAT -
quiet: No. red $50 cash; $40 bid for De-
cembei; $50 January.
CoRN--Wcaker; 369s bid cash; 81 Noven-
bei; 33Sz for the year; 331la;Se. January.
LtvK STOCK.
CArTLg-Receipts, 900; market Arm for
good grades; native steers ,0pO 10 80 pounds
0o.n5 IS; Colorado half breeds . 1904 20; Tex
ans lUfd3 20.
sHnEr : Receipts go market steady at
. 6JEr 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

Paris, November 1.-The Pesther
Lloyd statement is declared untrue
that the Orleans princes sounded Bis
marck relative to their making claim
to the throne of France, and that he
made reply affording no hope that
Germany would approve such a
course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

,,,, t,ei ueep, win nne iIult
icei ltont ' rec. slirubbery, etc, Everytning
n asit'c,as. order aud In the rss
~ ~, ~ ,I,v. east front. II. - 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

/ win fneir eyes and
all tho sum {
thus gained were
proeg, the history
race rofiitf be
md NC x,pfiid Toll who
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03
FOREIGN.


London, November John Carver
Dafbyshire II Co.. merchants of This
city and Manchester, failed. Liablll.
ties el20 600
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quotations.:
rRonucE.

.sr OUR, November 2 - Flour - I'm.
changed.
WI. " = Higher. No, rod 1 ial,0l 0lig
cash lr0'.; November and year, U.g.; peoem.
Der nil., January,
CONSOLIDATED higher, nj IlN. ~ cash;
~ November ilis peccmbcT iSSe,e, la's Jan'
vary,
OATS Lower nj 2c'd@ az cash; ~.
November ~ December; ~, January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

NV ORLEANS, nov. 2..-Sisht on Sew
York par sterling h. u. fsli
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

Ieueiry, silk, velvet, or satiii dfcAses,
&c. Freify but simple arossps ara al
ways eonfiiiertd ifie best tnate. but tie
mafsriai should always he Of lie best.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

Pcwier--BlastinS, y keg, slal; RHO, y 6, N.
s. pJ ltlne, ~ i2i mS ~; Rife. pea ps, 81 81,
Shot--sl 10 y G,ck. Iinok shot. t23,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

! ~,
n ~ 5,
| S@ann.I
|,lss I'D
| 'ioNtI
s!1Eew
| " TONI
Ag alA1
|ictri'td
said I'D
| We oeaA
onrt. M
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Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. November 2.--totion-spoi
closed unchanged; moderate inquiry which
~ ffcPly met.
Middling Uplands
Orleans.
Sales. iuoon: American, d,3J,, imports, 1900,
American. $50
Futures cosea unsettled -, about yoster
days figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03


COFFEE AND TEAs--CoFFEE--Very excli.
able. active and high: Common, II i.e; Ordi-
nary, Is1ze fair, ~ a.: prime Rio, 1910; nm.
IS, sc, old government Java, S0lSe.; Ar
buckles Ariosa, T. IA $50,
TIA IMPERIAL, nas D.. RnnpDwder 5DGD70.
BuoAI- Fine powdered, bbls. iU,Sc: do,
half bills, IUAc.: cut Loaf, 10 &c graduated,
Bkal0 90: standard a, NJ feeygsrs y. O. clio.
white, sisdgl-c.; do efp 80, et.ef9c.; o. X,
prime, 1tiet71sc.
RIui.-isJulsIans, 5Ik4t7c.
FISH Mackerei, IGfD Kits. No. !, tI.6; 40.
2, sl0J; iialf bbis.. No. I, sf.fI. No. 2, D
White ish. No. !, hlf bbis., S7.25: No. 9. 50
Dried herring, per box. SOC. Cod fish; sc.
SAIT--Coarse, In bags, si.3ssi.4,: fDs IN
hays, -; lake, In hat hoop sDls., t2iO;
CASNsD GooDs.-prices per dozen: Pine
apple, standard, si.s5, Peaches, standard, /.
lbs, si.s1; ; lbs, s2,l3s2.yD. seconds, 2 Tn.
tl.ip; 3 bs., $40. Tomatoes. aiaujaTd, 2 bs.,
si.ix Kreonds, ibs. - bs., n. Jhsl 10; Green
corn, ti.ipfpi.Sr Gfeen peas, si.f5: Goose-
berries, ei.15etl.30: KaapberTies. 81 hD6ei % Z:
oysters. full weight, ~, III. ~, Sill. i!slit
weight, ~, SIC: ~. HIP KaIniou, D.,
si.55q5I.5t N. t-----: Nackerol. ] No..
si-Sj@ -; sarlines. American, $40 ease.
Imported, siz 50ai ~ cake; Strawberries. TO-,
BIZ kglt1: iBiaciiDerrles, fl.IE Green e4gns.
N.el;. Eagle Condemned iDliB, ssisf; crown,
s8'2i swss. sG.B0.,
susDni Us--5tarcli, 40. soap. common
4Xc: German olive. SIC. Candles. fnii boxes.
l554c hasscs, iGtf qHsr'ers, lse. Indigo. s.eh
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>, Wool steady with moderate demand ;


BkEyEs- Receipts. AFRO irlne better for dc
simble fresh natives. others heavy; extremes.
4 4Nan 90 for native steers; 20 for Texans; no
half-hrecds sold.
smri.p-Reccipts, 5000; market dull and de-
pressed; COOS y Tor common 10 prime;
4 . az % for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

NRw YoRK, November . -FLoUE-Dull.
WHgAr--Spot firm; options closed steady
fracilon lower; No. red Ollfa lt2; No cred,
UAGl ~.
ConS-Spot. y to &c. higher: options
opened y ~ higher; No, . wnits 55k &o7;
No. > 57i.@57A.
PRovIsioNs.
CoFFEE-Spoi, fair: Rio quiet md steady;
optirns5 to lOc lower Rio No. !, spot. 10 -.
sUcAn-Dull ana nominal; refined weak;
standard a, 1lG.1A4: grunulated, Z: cut LOAF
and crushed, 0l,ebbl..
MoLAssts- Dcmsnd fnir and market firm:
New Orleans iOet59: Porto ltcD 'ibSaIi
EiCi-Steady, with moderate demand;
comiHon "a I,nngool ii4mtk.
Pork Dull and nomlnai at lli9.
CUT NRATs-Sominal; long clear ~
IARD-steady at 20.
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OPERATIONS IN TONoUIN.

Paris, November admiral
Courbet left Hal Phong on the oath
of October with six hundred marines
for Hanoi, where he awaits reinforce
ments before attaching Sontai. The
French forces expect to occupy kon-
agyon, forty miles northeast of Hal
Phong, in n short.time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-03

LOCAL Markets.

Corrov sKrp ou.-Cruue s5G3d; summer We
low refined, t2dij.
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A CHINESE LEGATION.

Paris, November 1T ia reported
the Chinese legation are considering
the question of demanding passports.
Paris, November 2.-During the
international labor conference, this
evening "a brisk scuiile occurred be-
tween a number of delegates and
some thirty anarchists, principally
Italians. The latter were forcibly
elected from the hall. One of the
principal features throughout the con-
ference has been the prominent atti-
tude of English female orators.
TRICoN's TELEGRAM.
Paris, November e.-The Chinese
legation officially denies the truth Of
TrIconis telegram TO the opposition
newspapers, charging Premier Ferry
with distorting facts in order to obtain
momentary triumph and temporary
majority.
THE TONQuiN TROUBLE.
Paris, November 20.-It is reported
the first secretary of the Chinese lega-
ton stated that war between China
and France is now certain.
The cabinet council discussed Gen
eral Bonet's account of the French
position on Red river, the measures
which il is advisable to
adopt for strengthening their po-
sltion aud the question of the
amount OF funds which may be neces-
sary to bring the campaign toa sue
ce ,sful issue. Nothing was definitely
decided. The chamber of deputies
will probably he asked Ia vote new
credit. In his account, Gen. Bonet
states that ut least 10000 men of all
arms. infantry, cavalry and
artillery i, will be required,
especially cavalry, because the
movements of the Black Flags are
very rapid. Everything went. to
nroyc 20 General Bonet that the lead
ers of the Black Flags are Germans.
The Black Flags are well supplied WIN
artillery. Just before leaving, General
Hunet heard OF the arrival of strong
chinese force with Krupp guns.
If the Chinese intervene. ne
saws IL will be necessary,
To send large reinforccments. General
Rmet concludes by saying 1t Is I'M
nossible to form an approximate loea
~ the number of Black Flags. Generai
Ronot expresses u strong nope OF be-
Inc sent hack to Tonquin 10 iinisn the
worl, of The expedition. He believes
Sontay and Hanghoi can be easily
csntuied. BAG Mini, however, which
il strongly held, cannot be 50 easily
| luIen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-14
BOletin Mercantile.

encareciendo la urgente necesidad
de reformar, mejor dicho, de reor-
ganizar sacramento y con las
debidas atribuciones al cuerpo de
Orden Publico. Porque sin elias
ique viene d ser ell institute !?
Para que subsista asi mejor es
que Sc disuelva, hemos dicho Glen
mil veces.
Pero no culpe Ell AsimitiS
ia al cuerpo 81 nota alguna de-
hciencia al lado de brillantes he
chos que no es possible negar.
Culpe a su constitution imper-
fecta Y NADIA mas. Apenas 81
hace tempo que esperamos la
reorganization! Arenas 81 Sc
anunci6 en- los tiempos del gene
raj La Portilla
Desenganese FL ASimiESta; la
fuerza moral de esos cuerpos no ha
dc estar basada unica V exclusi
vamente en- Sms actos, seglln el
dice. IIa de estar fundada eff
ciente mente en- sus facultades Y
atribuciones.
FL Reglamento del cuerpo de
Orden Pdblico preceptia terml-
nantemente que el GuardIa debe
dejar en- case necesario bien puesto
ell honor del cuerpo. Pues blen
nosotroS hemos visto innumer ra
bles veces agredidos de palahra y
obra a los guardlas; les hemos
visto emplear todos los medios de
la persuasion con una paciencia
digna de Job. Acometidos, NAL
tratados, agotada aquella, Guam
tas veces Sc han acordado de que
Ilevan un arma al cinto para exi-
cir respeto d la autoridad, d su
propia personalidad, al honor del
cuerpo, otras tantas sc les ha
aplastado a multas y processes irri-
tanteS.
y este no es conseja. Estos
son hcchos hist6ricos que con
tanta frecuencia Sc han repetido
en- toda la isla, en- la misma Capt.
tai de la provincial. ~ viva la
autoridad!
sFuerza moral? Bhsquela Ell
.4Simifista en- la organization de
los cuerpos que viven de ella. en-
sus atribuciones 10 mismo que en-
sus altos deberes. ST la encuen
ira vera ell colega como general
mente los actoS Sc a,A J.dan a
aquellas rodeados del necesario
prestigio. liable, 81 no, el bene-
merito institute de la Guardia
Civil.
" 81 quieres que tie respeten,
dice un proyerbio, date a respe-
tar.
Esto es rudimentario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-14
OIGAN, OIGAN.
r. p. del Rio.

A los que Green que todo es
licito en- esta felicfsima region de
Borinquen; a los que Sc imagi.
nan que todo Sc puede hacer en-
estos pedazos de la nacionalidad
banados por ell mar Caribe, dlti-
mos restos de un gran imperio;
a los que, en- una palabra, DESC
yendo dolorosas lecciones de Ia
experiencia y funestos ejemplos
de la historic, presumen que pue-
den va reunirse para todos los f.
nes de la vida humana, en- todo
genero de asociaciones, aun aque-
Has que permanecen veladas toda-
via por ell gran misterio, ignoran-
tes acaso de 10 que en- las mismas
pueda tramarse, 8 ilusos quizas an
te pomposos programs que de to.
do tienen por desventura menos de
realidad en- la practica del bien; 4
los que, fnalmente, no encuentran
reparo en- manifestar hoy 10 que
hace algunos amos hubieran guar
dado con sigilo cuidadoso, a todos
esos, recomendamos la lectura de
la siguiente noticia que tomamos
de la seccion telegraica del Dia-
rio de la Marina, fecha dos de los
corrientes.
Hela aqui:
!" Sc IA publicado en- la Gaceta de
Madrid una Real Orden, precedida de
una circular del general Martinez Cam
pos, relativa q las sublevaciones recien-
temente ocurridas en- la Peninsula.
Esa Real Orden dispone que todo
oficlal, o sargeato, que, en- virtud lie
pruabas, resulte pertenecer a una So
eiedad nilitar republican,, 8 q cual-
,iera otra sociedad secreta, sera des-
pedido del servicio, ademas de segnfr.
sele causa criminal. %
Oigan, pues, los que deban OR.