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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04
The Work of Pistols and knives.

HENDERSON, KY, Sept. 26.-Henry
Holloway was shot and killed yester-
day by Henry Truitt. The men quar-
relied because Holloway was whipping
his wife, a step-sister of Truitt.
SHELBY, Ind, Sept. 26.-At a spe-
cial election yesterday in Van Buren,
township, Charles Vernon was
stabbed to death by VIM. Cross.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ga WellsvilIe,
Mo-, special says: Owen Utterback, a
prominent farmer, was shot and killed
on his farm just over the Pike county
line. Footprints in corn field near
by were traced to the home of Wesley
Collins, between whom and Utterback
there were bitter feelings. Collins
was arrested.
MoBERLY, Mo-, Sept. 26.-David
Cable, colored, shot and killed his
wife. She ran away from his home
at Bonneville, Mo-, and refused to re-
turn with him. Cable was arrested.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04

we were travelling was Red River.
We accordingly continued our march
down the river several hundred miles
| further, when to our no small disap-
| pointment, We discovered il was the
! Canadian of the Arkansas, instead of
Red river, we had been exploring.
Capt. Marcy, on page four, quotes
from the journal of DR.. James, who
accompanied Col. Long, as follows:
From careful comparison of all
the information we have been able to
collect, we are satisfied that the
stream on which we encamped on the
3lSt of August, is the Rio Raijo of
Humboldt. long mistaken for the
source of Red River of Natchitoches.
In region of red clay and sand,
where all the streams become nearly
the color of arterial blood, it is not
surprising that seYera! rivers should
have received the same name, nor is it
surprising that so accurate topogra-
pher as the Baron Humboldt, having
learned that red river rises forty or
fifty miles east Of Santa Fe and runs
to the east, should conjecture it might
be the source of Red River OF Natchi-
toches.
This conjecture, for it is no more,
we believe to have been adopted by
our geOgraphers, who have with much
confidence made their delineations
and their accounts to correspond with
it.
These points have frequently been
noticed before in our references to
the disputed territory, but they now
assume additional interest when it
appears that our land commissioner is
having patents prepared for locations
in Greer county. Giving proper weight
to every ascertained fact and respect
able authority in relation to this ques-
ti0n, the United States has no
more claim to the territory of
Greer county than it would
have to any other county lying on Red
River, in which two superserviceable
officials might erect an initial mon
ument. In view of the facts Of the
case, and the peculiar merits of the in
terests involved, it is suggested as an
important duty of congress, at the
earliest day, to inaugurate measures
for the speedy settlement of this ques-
ton by means of appropriate legisla-
ton. We are satisfied that it would
result in 4 complete recognition of
the title Of Texas to Greer county.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04
Capital and Labor.

New YORK, Sept. 25.-Henry BIZ
sehoff, German banker, before the
senate subcommittee on labor and
education to-day testified that the
hours OF labor here were shorter than
in Germany. Employers should be
urged to find time to study the inter
ests of their employees. If this were
the case there would not be so much
cause for strikes. Workingmen in
America did better than those in
Germany, but their homes were not
so comfortable, and as a consequence
there was dissatisfaction after they
had got through with the days
work. Moral training would do
more to prevent strikes than legisla-
tive action. When the employers
treated their working men in a kinder
spirit there was no necessity for trade
unions. There should be industrial
schools in which girls and women
could be instructed in household
economy. Witness said that combi-
nations had injurious influences to
conculate. but he did not see how they
could be remedied by legislation, as
capitalists had right to do as they
pleased with their money, but he did
think there should be some legislation
to prevent men from dealing in flu
lures, that is, selling something they
did not own. 1t was a spirit of gamb-
ling. Trade dollars. he said, should be
redeemed by congress.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04

The city of DEVILS Lake. Oak, is
not vet 100 days old. but already
choice lots are sold at $1,000 each. It
has seven hotels and two banks,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Nr 81. Il. .Gack.,f, of Morgan, {, IT,
town.
Hon Geo. Clark and wife returned from
Austin yesterday.
Nr. II T.. Hulh,-. OF TIE Missouri r..
elf, f. IN the city.
Mr. Charles Morgaa came f. from Au.-
tin e-tesday, AID VIII return Tomorrow.
" p. Anderson, Of paIas. WIS in the
CRY Yesterday IN rrrur4 ir.m 100 X DE-
rl rip uu. Wt.L
Mis- Nil io Mckc.hr,v. Of san Aug.,-
'i.,, i-- p.nI.. = % i., au.,s 20 tie ru.
nd is tue -uc-t OF Mis-. >u rmuec.t
Co. r. b Parrot. of me "l. %. A.
arrived yy-tcr .y rom ID bl-i ..,- li-i- ui
q tcN days TO Mobile, Atlanta ami otuI
cite, east
M'ssrs. seymour Ash and ". " For
returned yesterday nom d tip G, Houston
and Galveston. Wuuc ia me latter u,t
they had the opportunity OF seeing Mill.
l;hrn in "Adrrnnc L,couvlir." They
are enthusiastic IN their wais, OF her lct
lug, good looks apu wardrobe.
Capt, NJ. NJ. Bogge-s, '-crgcln' a'-arms
81 tile house. arrived at home Wr.ur- .
day evening. quite uuwcu from iucipicul
pneumonia, To tugh his condition y,sIcI
day encouraged the hope tuat he would
escape serious sickness and Toe able soon
to resume his Important duties at Austin
Mr.. james McNayia, general agent Of
/ Lambert aud Richard on dramatic coin
/ pany, tmc in la uigh. aud spent % mI
huur with the ENAMtNrE "a VERY pleas
ant 90 IL. at least ualt nuur II ray Rob
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

- - T T - Z ~ 'TT7''
LoNuo>, January pa Narno dis.
patch to the Daily News ~ the porte
has sent circular note to the powers
pointing ont that the English note con.
reruiug Egypt is at variance with Tur.
KEYS admitted ghts over the latter
country, The porte has also requested
Turkish ministers abroad to cal att u
tiou to the absolute necessity Of strict
observance of the sovereign rights Of the
rorte. Germany advises the sultan g.
ACCEPT the English proposals as they are
M the InteIest u Imrkey.
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EN- $50 IIo,..

Sell choice stnudar binckbrrrie- at ~
cents Ter can, 3 pound can apples at -
cents per can, g p uui Tie peHchcs at -
G nts per can, 3 pom pic peaches at
l6ss cents per can, , round IT udurl
peaches Ut - cents per can, 3 pound
standard peaches at ~ rehts or can .
pound string beans, est brand, at I'D
cents per ca, 3 pound can pumpkI. at
10 ceuts per can, 3 pound eau pie,
> pound can Jelly at - ce H., = pound
can perseryrs, - cents cacu. choice
apple butter in bulk 1T lU cents cr
pound, pound can peas from lO cents
to l63a cents per can. Sell every article
lower than the lowest and guarantee ab-
s"lu e satisfaction every time or refund
purchas price.
\. JuNF- TAYI HN BIO
Nos. 4 auG . Pla.u,r Block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

This il to certify that We bought over
Fuur Thousand Dollars worth Of ID.
Dromgoolcs English Female Mttcrs and
Baileys Saline Apeurut du ing the
year 1884, and from personal ub rvu-
tiou and public opinion, t4kc much
pleasure in recommending them Tvs
worthy OF public confidence and fnyor.
'luuMrB'>, GEnHGE a. Co.
Wholesale Druggist, Galveston
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

We caution Hll persons OF to buy the
extra large pHcl 8 OF dust aud ashes now
put up by certain parties and called con-
Gijion powders. They are utterly worth
less. Buy ~heridau's Cavalry CONDITION
Powders II you buy any; they ARE ahso-
utrly pine and immensely valuable
n1JYt,y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Every promise backed los a guarantee.
Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets viii give im-
mediate relief. Price - and 90 cent.
Sold by Castl +, Morrison IS Co, Waco,
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

F0 th S. who have deep.s ated or
cousymptIye cough Of long standing
caut do better than get a bottle Of
Electric Consumption Cure, mauuiac-
tgred 10y Tucker y WllIs',-Ulu5tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

sew CABINET rIoBAsLE.


HrALY WILL co 10 JAIL.
DralI>. January a Hsaly refuses
0 give ban. and will 20 ;-.ail
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Having sold out my entire stock Of
groceries am now opening at my old
stand Il choice and well selected stock uf
wines, hqu rs and cigars, both wholesale
and retail. j. J.. BARNES
No. IL, South Side OF Square.
ulgJdly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26
Temperance Law

For a few d Us | well sell my well
known Pure Claret Wine at 5 per gal
lon. Lay III q supply at once or You may
be left. |. \. GoLDsIEIS,
0ll7tc 81 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26
GERMANY.


~ TIFT'1I y TT-T ''777F 7 1'TT7'
HAMBURG, January 25.-Ihe irritation
gnust the captain OF he steamer Sultan
i- rapidly HbatmI Two men who were
ON board the Sultan at the time OF the
disaster came before u magistrate AID
couiirmrd the captains staten Mt. The
Sultan i. detained by order of the court
aud not by the pullce. Her captain and
crew are pericc y free. 1t is stated the
owner IT the Sultan VIII not deposit the
lnrge amount u caution money de
mauHod Boy the court, t7 tia vessel IL MOI
,nnrLL n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Ackers celebrated English remedy tur
Coughs, Colds, and Cousumpt on. Sold
by us on guarantee, Castles, Morn
son q Co., Waco, Texas. COW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Note reduction in price ~ uarlor an
kressi : case suits b! Stephenson, Hubs
& Steiner. ul4.lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Brtndirs, whistles. wines. ale. h,e- and
porter. Al ~. 81 Austin street, Waco,
Texas Ul-l4.lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

BERLIN, January 2j.--lhe president
1T he R-rhstag announced that he re-
caiyod $1,000 marks from New York brew
er- and bop and malt dealers for tEe re-
Ntfp sufferers by he floods.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Call at b Haber's to get something
nice for thu hulilays.-l2.1tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Note reduction 90 price ~ Tar.ar md
dressing care suits l.! ST Pheusol, lIrbs
& Steiner. ul-llw
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Best ueucil, uickle plate aud rubber
tip, all for cents; the W. Ii. Watkins
" AGO pencil.-Ull9lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

All best brand. of dom ne c'ga~. ~
Wholesale and retail. "a, \. v, Lyun's.
Ul-94-lm
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Note reduction 40 price ot parl0r 900
dressing case suits by Stephenson, libbs
4 Steiner. ul4llW
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Note reduction in prica Of parlor and
dressing case suits by Stephenson, Iibbs
Is Steiner. ul4llw
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The nobbtst suit OF clothing for the
least money al b. Habers.-l23ltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Everybody uses 1t. w. II. Watkins
Waco Pencil .-OlI9lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

NJ. Inland, weihusch building, Austin
street buys and sells second hand iurnl
nIe.-NlN5lc
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Note reduction IN prcr m parlor Is ,
dressing case suits boy N.ellsusuu huu,
Is Steiner Wl-llw
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BUY your crocLery and q ssv are If "
Z. Martin q Bro. OlU5d&wlm
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NISSULN ED.

The firm hitherto existing Haa'
name OF Riche,un ~ tI-.I is ,h'' u'! I
solved By mutuu consent. MI H. ~,
VIII commune Ghe business ANT Assu-'
'"'''''''' - '1' ''' &C.. RoHEH'
Oi2Gtt " d. iIL-- =.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

We want to buy a good. secondhand
fre-prooi sale Apply at oncoto
CASTLES, MOEI-oN AZ Co.
Oll5lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Purrelps Lightning Eradicator for re-
moving grease spots, etc. Best Thing
known. For sale by
0l09tt CASTLES, MORRISON 4 Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

LoHuoV, Jaupary III gun boat has
gone ~ Tunes Murray bland, Ireland.
with PROV -ious for tie Inhabitants, VINO
.ra -nnNrt.l ~ rHIns
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Lo>pos, January 25.-The Brazilian
loan ~ EbUJlOJD, at Az per cent, put
upon tn" market 10y Rotl-child at 30,
has been more than fully subscribed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
AUSTIN.
Department Notes A Circular The Mad
dox- Mont omery Land Entries.

Department Notes A Circular-The Mad
dox-Mon, gomery Land Entries.
special to the Gazette.
Austin, september 5.--The general
revenue paid in to-day was IS 900.
The collector of Runnels county set
tied.
Total re, eipts at the general land
Office for the year ending August 3lst,
1883, was $77,l3
Ten of Captain Baylor's men have
resigned, but their places will be filled
as soon as possible. The captain re-
ports everything quiet in the section
secuted over by his men.
.he attorney general in circu-
lar to be issued will call the
attention of county attorneys
to the act to require persons enclosing
free school lands to pay an annual
rental and urge upon them to see that
the law is enforced and the rent
paid.
The governor to-day pardoned WASH
Amos, sentenced to the penitentiary
from McLennan county IN 1880.
Blanco high school filed charter
and the Luling manufacturing Scom-
pany an amendment to theirs.
Some time ago Maddox Bros, Yand
Anderson and Gunter and Manson
| filed on seventy thousand acres
| of land in Tom Green
county, hut them failed to pay the
money and the surveys were forfeited,
after which under the same law II. &.
Montgomery filed on the land and
paid into the treasury the money fol-
| the same. He now demands his
patents, but the commissioners of the
land office refuses TO issue them, hold
ing that under the four bit law lands
once forfeited cannot be filed on
again under the same law.
Montgomery claims. however, ihal
the survey made for Maddox Bros. and
| Gunter a. Munson were illegal, and
the whole matter has been referred to
| the encouragement.
Two Germans capsized boat on the
river last night a few miles below town
and both were drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
WASHINGTON.
Sunset Cox and Cariisle--A Flutter Among
the Mahonit.s.

the MahOnltes.
special TO the Gazette.
st. Louis, September "a wash
inpton special to the Repubficdn says
CONGRESSMAN S S. Cox, who IL here,
said to-day in response TO an inquiry
regarding the report that he and
Carlisle had formed an alliance in the
speakership contest that there has
mayer been proposition of this KIND
made by either of us to the other. he
djd moi either by work or act make
any such offer to me. If he mad, 1
should have declined 1t. :,
The Mahonites are much disturbed
over the fact that the Democratic
state central committee Virginia has
emnloyed Elk. United States Senator
Johnston to proceed by writ OF man
damus againt w. r.. Cam sron,
Governor of Virginia, to compel
him (Cameron) to Issue an order au-
thorizinp the holding OF an election IN
the Norfolk district To elect two state
senators i'm place of Rue, now post,
naster Of Norfolk, and Martin. one OF
the railroad commissioners OF irginaa
Rue was appointed postmaster ai.e'
sitting in one session OF me ie2is'a'o - -
and Martin was. appointed AFTER 'ie
adjournment of the hrst session ioi
which he was elected. Mr.. Jonis,oii
will 90 TO Stanton on Ilur5uas
where the supreme court OF NirgInaat
ia now in session. and ask IL 10 grauJS
lie right. Mr.. Rue hasoeen iniotiii sa
Inv the postmaster-gencrai that ne
would have the resign one once OF 'h'
other.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
HOUSTON.
"sen ARRAY Victims OF the wreck
ON the centrai-The city Council
AZ Dead Lock.

ON the Centrai--The city Council
at n Dead Lock,
| special TO the Gazette
,o ous'on, september. 5.-This after
noon there was another aflray at n no.
S o'ivus barrel house saloon. George
aI,iey, wh'le drunk, WAS displaying
" hniie IN bcliigcrent manner. and
1pev,,ee stone took away from him.
i.eSi y took umbrage and followed
oto' e about i,r everai hours. Finally
tne TWO men clinched aud Stone was
STUDIED several times by Kelley.
, I.one Is seriously hurt. Kelley is in
the calabocse.
four victims of the collision near
waco arrived AT the railroad iutirmary
Today. Three of the men are VERY
BADLY wounded and have not over a
chance for life.
The city council is strongly ncItatcd
over the electric light and street rail-
way question. There being n tic. the
.ie progressive element is absenting
i'seli from all called meetings, and as
u quorum cannot be made without
!hen', 10 effectually stops all proceed
lngs. Tht iitlibusters claim that when
lne two assent councilmen return
th&$SSVill he in u majority, and propose
To prevent any meetings until the alb
sealee return. La the meantime pub
lie business is suffering, but an effort
Is heing made to compromise the mat
Yer SO That meetings will be held to
dis'ose OF minor questions.
The lumber men of the southern
part OF the state have Il meeting here
on the 18th inst, for the purpose of
forming an association protective of
Their interests and rights, which will
be largely attended.
Forty-two cases have been filed al
ready for the next term OF the district
court, twenty of them being divorce
cases, forming largest proportion ever
before known here.
1t il known that young Rose, who
was shot by his step.mother about ten
days ago, will make nochsrges against
her, hence the sheriff has not arrested
her.
1t has leaked out that an officer OF
the state militia here has been APP
pointed by Gen. Clayton e to investi'
gale the conduct of John Sessums
colored, and his company during
their "trip to San Antonio about ,
month ago. The testimony is quite
volumnious and goes TO sustain til,
charges alleged. The investigation il
in obedience to an order from Gen
King.
T. w. Pierce. jr.. general ticket agen
OF the Galveston. Houston & San An
tonic system and o. G. Murray, wit
couple of other railroad officials
have returned here from the North.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
staple Dry Goods.

HEAVY BRows Corross- Net 10 days I'm
lerprise, a., 81 Langley, ~, -; Langley, ~
Bk; Atlanta, IA I.
FINE brown CorrnSs--Appleton R.i.i, 7Sa
Bangor ~, 81; Root G IL, az, bedford r.,
in j, 81; Pepperei r., rs.
Observation-Disclosures 90 ays--Lonsdal.
Al, 80; LANCER ~, 80; Blackstone A A A..
Cabot IL. VA: Bot n ~, So: our own rs, 5ls.
DRILLS Biack and brown from, Bs.6D'k.
G BRowN DucRs---Lone Star Sox., IL; Mag.
nolia, oZ., III: 10 o., l5
CoLoRED DuCKs-itoston n.P.,lt1 u; Concord
brand 10 or, H.
TICKING Coneslogn, gold medal, 1915; han.
gor fancy stripe No. |, llls; omega, A. y. A.,
1917; Tharndyke, o..
tHEvfors--Adriatic,l nv; American, ID; Ar
lngtons, ~ to "a; Apron checks, w To lols
HICKORY String Hamilton, blue ant
black, &c; Rock river, 9iS.
! PRINrs-Hartsts, b,sc Spragues, 5hc Cor
1 Devon dress styles, lO@l2 Earlesion, -
] book fold, Saz0gis;.
| CoTros DRESS Goops--Dibege 6c; Alpac.
| lusters 98l0isc; Brocados, 7lsc.
BLANK rs saddle blankets, s8 ONeplz % pc
do1.: grey blankets sl.2J, 100, y 6,,Ms.& Ell 81
white blankets, az, 10, i.UDopi2.oD each
scarlet blankeis,sl.ou. a.0.spi?.p eaeh CALI
! fornia blankets, 500, 7-yi09i2.5o eacls silver
| grey blankets, s2.25, 7br35l each. lap robes
| S2O0D23.Ul each
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06

, Drazos Yesterday at noon, fell and
iloni me effects of the fall died at
,n.ee o'clock IN the evening and was
vur,eu this afternoon at four o'clock.
re 'eaves many relatives and friends
70 mourn his loss. A few DAYS
since deputy Sheriff Crozell arrested
suspicious character near Pittsville,
wnom ne supposed ~ be Hoiler, who
Is wanted " Orange, but who gives his
name as Whitaker from Brenham.
Sheriii Dlakely still has him in
charge here.
"A rev nights ago there were several
stores broken open by burglars and
sihail amount OF goods lost, the greater
par, 81 which was cologne. No clue
TO the gully.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
Groceries.

COFFEE AND TEAs--CoFTEF--Very frm
common, Ne ordinary, assc; fair, 9slc prime
Rio, llc fancy, re; Cordova, l0iSc. old gov
eminent Jnva, no. TEA Imperial, tlolt0 !;
gunpowder, 5osn7p
SUGAR. Very firm; Louisiana pure white,
$3.50; OFT white, s13cj yellow clarified, VIC I;
fancy yellow clarified, al.c; open kottle su.
formulated, iO'i; Louisiana or granulated,
lee powdered, TO- 20; cut loaf l0Isc
MoLAssnS AND Louisiana moiasses,
prime 10 choice, 42ao55c; oorn syrup, i0as42c.
RICE-- louisiana, 6azp7lac.
FISH NackereI. Ion kits, No. |, l.l5 No.
9, 81 %; hdlt bbls., No. |, SIT; No. q $500.
White fish, No. |, hlf. bbis., s725: No =, 400.
Dried herring, per box, i0c. Cod fish; SIC.
SALr--tiaarse, ia bags, ai.bO; nne IN bugs,
S1sc
CASNED GooDs.--Pr;ces per doyen: Pine
apples, standard. $780, Peaches, standard,
lbs, sl.o5; 3 lbs. s2,35cp2.5l; seconds, : MS,
$3.50; Es, 2.lu: Tomatoes. standard, DIS,
si.2e SECONDS, ? Ds.. 81 10; ms., sf.5 Green
corn, si.l0Nl6j Green peas, sl.a5; Gosse-
berries, 81 2Sal.i1; Raspherrles, u W; Cove
oysters, full weight, No., ellis. ~, s2lu; light
weight, NJ &c; H.. sl.9s salmon, NJ,
si.S5@.l75; Sardines. American, $50 case;
imported, $1,000 case: Strawberries, H., $3.50;
Blnckberres, sl.25; Green cages, Sl5U Con
dcnsed milk crown, 800; Eagle, 1878: Swiss
s7.o0
sUNDRIEs - starch, DC. soap, common
&C; German olive. - c Candles, fnil boxes,
ltcshaives, lido: quarters, lec. Indigo tl.p,ni
sl.i0epso.S4 dozen. hIaccafoni, imported, l5cib;
American, Si..u box Buckets, TWO hoops,
sz. 10 dozen.welI buckets. ei,2S dozen, Brooins,
sl.75Gs B. ~ dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
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SAN ANTONIO.
Heavy Rains in Southwest Texas-Good
Traced and Recovered.

Traced ana Recovered.
Special to the Gazeite.
San Antonio. September 5.-Heavy
rains fell yesterday and last night over
the country southeast. The floods OF
water have detained travel over the
Texas IL Mexican railway. This sec
ton had not been visited by rain for
many months, and cattle, sheep and
no, SEES were perishing for water, HAD
the drouth continued two weeks longer
the losses would have been incalcula-
BILE. The rain lasted from twevle
to fourteen hours, ahordlDg
the greatest abundance OF
water, soaking the earth and ending
The longest drouth ever known in this
section. 49,, -.
samuel johnson, charged with VIC
| timizing Galveston dry goods house
aud Houston grocery establishment.
TO the tune of about $4,000 worth OF
goods. was arrested and placed under
Guard here to-day. r.. 3. MeNeen, a
Bellon lawyer, and w. X. MeCutch-
son. travelling for w. ID. Cleveland OF
Houston. traced the goods to this city.
part were secreted at Johnson BOARD
inc house aud the remainder were
fonnd in the hands of an auction frin
to be sold They Were attached ior ac-
count Of the claimants.