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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14


NAV York, July l3.--Money easy NJ asI2iS,
closed at per cent. premium.
Mercantile paper, 4G5,S.
Sterling exchange and bankers bills weak
at 4silS,
sight, is7k.
Governments per cent. bonds, 0l},.
Extended 5's--.l OIL.
Coupons, ilS's--, i2M.
Coupons, ISL 1875,
NEW lonK, July lS--Governmcnts nrmer
for per cents aud steady Tor others. Rail-
roads duh; West Shore flrs,s declined TO T5S~c,
Ohio Central incomes dropped to iyc, other
issues generally weaker. stock market was
unsettled during the forenoon but lie
came frtner between noon and 2
o'clock, aud the last hoer was dali.
The result of the days business.
Is fractional decline on majority or stocks,
though few also are * To a higher, viz
Canada Souther !, Lake Shore, Missouri Pa
cfic, Jersey Central, Pacific Mail, St Paul,
Omaha & oregon an Improvement OF ~
higher, New York Central loaned to-day NJ
i-l6 premium and Jersey Central wss flat.
there is evidently considerable short inter
est out In these aud several other stocks.
nati.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

Potatoes, country IN@5Oc p bushcl; Onions.
Beams, III. +. med, bills, AZ s5s; large lima,
anls&@!t small butter, fisiHSc. hayo, 62n7c,
Pickles, medium, 50 5Nats % y bill; haff bbl.,
s1 c0ca5 30, '
Retail--Ninegar, apple, 3S@5,c Y gal: pure
WING, soc; Peas, green, dried, n NJ, al4c black
s@hc; Cabbage, SG6c; SLACK berries 5o6n75c per
gal Plums 2bGi0c per gall: Watermelons IS
-mlG Cantclopes 1885, Apples 750Dsl per "
bushel box; Tomatoes 75nSl 81 =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
A CRAZY MANS CRIME.
lie Murders His wife and Two Children
and Then Kills Himself.

Dwight, ILL.,, July l3.-Andrew
White, wealthy farmer living near
this place. was recently placed in a
private insane asylum, owing TO the
impairment Of his mental faculties
caused by close attention to the details
of his business. While there he be-
came strongly possessed of the ballu-
cination that his wife and children de-
sired to rob him of his property. He
escaped from the retreat two days ago,
proceeded To his home and arriving
there in the middle of the night,
watched till morning, when he called
to his wife and children, aged ten and
twelve, TO come at once, and allowed
each to caress him. He then drew a
revolver and killed his wife aud fol
lowed this by numbering his two chill
drep, making the tragedy complete by
killing himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
ENGLAND.
THE cATrLE pIsEAsE.

ENGLAND
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
London, July l3.-Itis believed that
the government will refuse TO enter
upon legislation touching the cattle
disease, at this session of parliament.
IN THE COMMONS
This afternoon Childers. chancellor of
the exchequer, in reply to Norlhcote,
said the Suez canal agreement would
be submitted to the house by mo-
ton made in the commons that the
sum to be loaned to the Suez Canal
company by the government for the
building of the canal, be charged on
the consolidated fund .Northcote gave
notice that when the motion was
made he would ask the sense of the
house on this agreement. This an
nouncement was received with cheers
by the opposition. VIM. Fowler,
liberal, spoke in opposition to the canal
scheme.
OBJECTIONS TO THE CANAL.
At a crowded meeting of merchants
and ship ownersat Lloyd 8, resolutions
were passed strongly Directing to the
agreement between DeLesseps and the
government, on financial, commercial
and poll zeal grounds, and asking of
the lord mayor of London and all the
meeti IS that a further protest against
The Il yreement be made.
TIE BEST BARGAIN POSSIBLE.
The Chancellar of the Exchequer In
response to D deputltion, stated that the
government had made the best bargain
1ssiole with D4l.esseps. They were
buyers from not over anxious sellers,
and had obtained solid advantages for
British ship owners and consumers.
A BIG SUIT DISMISSED.
The house of lords dismissed with
costs tho appeal in the case of McHenry
VS. President Jewett and the New
York, Lake Erie & Western railroad
company. The suit valued e2S6,000,
THE CLAIMS CASES.
Won Wagner, the American lawyer,
was appointed commissioner to hear
evidence in the Alabama claims cases.
CoURTEsIEs TO THE RIFLEMEN.
The military and naval club invited
the captains of the American and
Canadian rifle teams to meet Lord
Wolseley, Sir Henry Haliord, and
other gentlemen ut dinner.
A CABINET MEETING.
A hastily summoned cabinet council
was held in Gladstone's room in the
commons. The meeting is believed to
have been called for the consideration
of matters relative TO Madagascar
THE DAPHNE NEARLY RAISED.
Thr steamer Daphne has been
partly raised. The corpses in the
hold viii probably be removed to-
morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

HEAVY BROW CorroSs--Eet 60 days-En-
lerprlse ~, Va; Langley, A., ~; Langley, 49,
~, Atlanta, A. 4,
FINE BRowS coI-roNs-- appleton Ri 715;
Bangor ~, So Root q ~, Gl3; Bedford IT,, 30
IN !, 81; Pepperel H., ~.
BLgAcitEDG orroSs 90 days Lonsdale
~, w LANCER 81, ~; Blackstone a ~, y;
Cabot ~, 3; 3o 4 u ~, 81; Our own 49, OK.
DRILLS Black and brown rom, Z 10 D.
G BhowS buoKs-Lone star Soz., II; Mag
nOlia, o., ia,
coIoRED DifoKs- Boston o. r.. ~; Concord
brand 10 or, 10.
TICKING onestoga, gold medal, lsi5; Ia
gor fancy s'ripe No, i III; Omega, A.t.
lBlz; Ihorndyke, w.
GnEyIors-- Adriatic. ~. American. 10
ling,ons. ~ 70 ~; Apron checks, w 10
Hickory sThiPE-H Hamilton, blue
black, a. l5c: Rock river, w
PnISTs-iiart n, 6l<c; Spragues, 5lsc Con
Devon dress styles, lJ@l2; Eariesion, ---i
rofroS IJrsEss c;oops--Dibege, &c; Alpaca
lusters sNiv,fc: Brocades, nc, Lace bnnt-
ings, ~, 10, 1aG1I6l5e.
BLhNK Ts-snddie blankets, s7.00@sl5.
doc, grey blankets sl.2i, ziU, q 5 ,,cl5.v ca
white blankets, f22t, 800, 1000 2.0l each;
scarlet blankets, 500, e.DD6oip0 each: Calf
iornia blankets, 500, 7.ys9i2.5p each; silver
grey ..iankeis, 52.2j, 2''5g3,5t each; lap robes
81 OUfd s. OU each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
staple Drugs.

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2i@sOc; bark,
Il @l Bi-carbonate OF soda per ~, 334@bl: g n.
perts per %, 2@l: oil per sal, iD@l u;
clnc1onida, per oxa al o.; CASTLE soap
Unott ed. Fer II, smH cream tartar, q. r., per
pound, iSgfIJ chalk. lump, per pound, 29i:
calomel !" Il w, per pound, 70GSD: calomei
English, pr pound. J TOOL 49, chloral hy-
dfRta, i!al ~; chloroform, .0Dll0; compost
ton powder 2UGt 10 dover4 powders, l0lat 80;
EPSON salts, per pound. sGpj; gum opium, per
pound, 5r gum canphor, syGpt2; norph Inc,
punlno, l.. 4 w, per o., Dg quinnc, GER.
man, per or, l ~; quinine, German, case, per
o., 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
Paints. ons and varnl.hes !.

PAINTS, per lp-white lead, nc M yellow
uiis-bclled iinseed In bbls., 8ic pcr mi:
raw SIC; ncatsfoot, 60 s5c; fish, bO6o5,c spirits
ttnrpeniine, Gj% coal oil, rs cases, Brilliant
u 70; Brilliant bbls. l5c; brilliant, l2-f. Al fs
ITO; % 81 200 80; ~ 81 10: Eupinn, bbls' o5c
per gallon; tupion, 2.s cases, 81 p0 lard oil
s., .6ucas5c; West virgldla, 2oa2jc.
coach varnish, & sseS6 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
THE FIRE RECORD.
ynlual,le LIhrnry turned.

Bloomington, Ind, July l3.---Last
night the new department of the In
diana University was discovered on
fire. The laboratory was soon in
flames, and shortly afterward the IL
brary and museum. The latter CON
tanned the famous Owen collection and
DR.. Jordan's collection. The library,
containing 5000 volumes, and u new
building, was entirely destroyed. The
fire caught by the lightning striking u
telephone wire. The loss Is 500 900 !;
insurance $50 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
SPORTING.
Brighton Beach Races.


Bri ghtou Beach, July l3.--Threc-
fourths of a mile-King Earnest first,
John Ledford second. Granite third.
Time, lis.
One mile--Barney Aaron first, Lille
Dale second, Laura q. third. Time,
las.
One mile--Plunger first, Swift Sec
ond, Potachinlie third. Time, l:4I.
One mile-Rcd Fox first, Egyptian
second, Little Butter Cup third,
Time, l;44
One mile-Annie G. first, Joe
Cooper second, Jim Fisk third Time,
l:45s.
Three ourths of mile Deliah first,
Priton, second, Rosemary third. Time,
l:l0i.
Trottina at IA aiama2oo.
Kalamazoo, July lS.--The races to-
day were the most exciting Of the
week and drew the best crowd out
In the 2.40 race we're five starters
Seven heats v ere trotted. ,Almonarch
won first money, Henderson second.
Bell Y third, Iac Il fourth. Time,
2:2S; 2;27l; 2:29l; 800; 2;28k 2-2sl; 2:2g.
In the gentlemen's driving race,
horses driven by owners in gentle
mans dress, to road wagon, there were
four entries. Frank Hucklebcrrv, by
Herber G. Reed; Harry d., by $. A.
Brown; john Thomas, by Chas. Nc
Elrath, and Transit by w. =. Osborne.
Harry ID. won, Transit second, Jno.
Thomas third, Frank Huckleberry
fourth. Time, 25O(.
The ten mile running race between
Mystic Peck aud Madame Antelle,
was won by Mystic Peek, in twenty
minutes and 3il seconds.
Base Ball.
Louisville, July Is. Cincinnati
three. Eclipse one.
Buffalo, July -. Buffalo six, New
York three.
Detroit, July 13.-Detroit seven,
Boston five.
Cleveland, July Is. Cleveland ten,
Philadelphia one.
Baltimore, July Is Metropolitans,
8; Baltimore, 4; S innings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
AssIgn,nent OF Ornnge Judd.

New York, July 10 Orange Judd,
the pubishcr. has assigned. His debts
are individual, and do not affect the
publishing company. Judd was pros
trated by u suDstroke about a month
ago, an since then has been unable to
attend to business. He had number
of notes out which were about to ma
tufe,md Tor whfcn he Ind not made
immediate provisiOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
MOVING on THE MAYOR.

Tbs, Inner House of the ST. Louis NUM-
cipai Assembly on its Ear.
St Louis, July i3.-The upper house
~ tho municipal assembly tonight
sdonted n resolution declaring that the
MAYOR of the city, VIM. l.. Ewing, has
n,eIected his duty and violated his
oath of office ia not making his APP.
no;ntments at the commencement Of
H. third year o. his term, as pro-
vided by 1.-THE city charter, and that
avidenee will be heard in the matter
sw the council at its session on the
night OF July %. This Is Regarded ~
nreiiminary steps in proceedings 70
inpeach the mayor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

New Orleans, July l3.--The failure
OF j. 7. Macheca 4 Co., fruit dealers,
y announced. IL il attributed TO an
inability to collect outstanding debts
The firms liabilities are estimated at
SlO0,0O0. Their assets are not stated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
A STATE BRANCH

OF the Irish National League Formed In
Boston.
Boston, July l2.-The state branch
of the Irish national league was
formed to-day, and Rev. J.. A. Me-
Kenna, of Worcester, chosen president.
The resolutions promise the best en-
deavors 10 secure the cooperation of all
Irish A nerican societies In the state,
and denounce the assisted pauper emf
grafton scheme, and pledging political
Influence 10 preventits contamination.
greeting was cabled to Parnell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
Meats aud Lard.

MEATS lower--Sugar curei hams. l3,xc. n
con, packed, break fast bacon, tlt4e; sh ort cl'
~; long clear. lie: Bulk meats packe
short dry salt, lesac; long dry talt, i04c
% 10 tins, Ike; 81 10 tins, lllsc; 10 10 tins, lls.c
oh tins ll3sc; 10 tins, re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

Nails, rates, 81 q; Hoes, ~ = cent. Off Axes,
Collins, SiD Ee simmons, : So; Hackinsaek,
~ So Aples's shoyels, z doc, el2W; Horse
sheet iron, No. ~ B, &C.. Fence wire,
sls@gIkc Tin Plate, $50: Trace
chains, 80 DOT doz: Tinware, 40 n cent. all;
Cooking stoves, ga O0gt50 90; Fire mantels,
$40 l0a9J 90: Coffee mills rs u cent. of; Bolts,
i0T cent. off; Carriage bolts, 10 I, cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
The Continentals at Cincinnati.

cincinnati, July l3.--The Coptinen-
tal Guards OF New Orleans arrived This
evening from Indianapolis, ma rr Mshe
escorted by Curriers' band to KS vivs,
= :, euttrfai n meat They wpuv
81 -. !. accorded y military escort " tne
peel military had not been away IN
camp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
ROBBED HIS RELATIVES.
Serious Charge Brought Against an Emi
nent Citizen.

nent CIiltn.
Cleveland, July ia Pdtnau
special to the Led3e,' says Alexander
Johnson, one Of the oldest and most
prominent dry goods dealers of Mus
kingum county, whose recent assign
ment created sensation. has
been indicted for embezzlement,
forgery and perjury. 1t is alleged that
he defrauded his dead sisters children,
whose guardian he was, out OF several
thousand dollars, and when sued pro
duced forged receipts and swore to
them. He is held for trial in $500
hnnI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

Fruits--oranges. box, $4,000 so: Lemons
g M05 30: Raisins, London layers. s. or plain
ss55, Prunes, n ~, &c. Figs, rs S20c. Bnnanas
81 0ct0I 50, bunch.
n's-peanuts, white, "a 10. &c; pecans, 7c.
Walnuls English, l6c; French, ltc; Brazil
nuts, i2,Sc; fiib.rts, lie: Almonds, soft she'll
&c; Cocoanuts, So vOa 400.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

Flour easlr--stant ards royal patent. a "a
Y bpl sacks, 81 s,as 70 " ~ ibs. Corn neal.
per bushel, Sic; Hominy ana vrlts. \ bbI.
wheat. = n, &c: Crackers; \ soda, 6f0B<c, Xxx
soda, caI; NNN Soda ui4@;isc, creara soda,
sAceuhc lemon creams. etD9isc: ginger
inmhies. il9l3sSc. Wheat In lIgst receipt:
soc ssl, ms TO quelity aud conditions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
RUSSIA.

a TOWN IN FLAMES.
st. Petersburg, July ia dispatch
from Boston says large lire is raging
there. The whole town il menaced.
Boston has pop ulation of 5000.
JEWS TORTURED AND MURDERED.
Several Jews have been tortured and
murdered in the town of Ostrag, in
the government of the Valky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
THE DEATH RATTLE
In THE THROAT OF THE LAST
ROYAL BOURBON.
English Protest Againt the sucz Canal
scheme--i ,ioiing In Enthusiastically
IN Tonquin--The Cholera Record.
cHAMsoRp.
wRIrIIINu IN ME nEArn AGoNY.

wRiTHINu IN THE DEATH AGONY.
Paris, July ia dispatch from
Frohsdorff says the Count lie Cham.
bord became delirious last night and
the death agony appeared to have
begun. He hal not opened his eyes
since noon aud had been several times
in state Of syncope.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
CHINA.
ANARCHY IN CHINA.

London July IA dispatch from
Hong Kong, dated the 18th instant
reports Torquin in state of anarchy.
The French have captured and hanged
many marauders, bands of whom how
cred about and fired on the outposts.
Nevertheless outposts are still fired on
NIGHTLY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
GONE TO THE BOTTOM.

The Passengers and Crew of the Pimpo
Drowned.
Bostcn, July ia telegram from
Lisbon gives some particulars abous
the wrecked bark Pimpo, hence about
the middle of June with crew Of
thirteen men and four to twenty pas
sengers, She had arrived safely at
Fayal, and landed IA majority of the
passengers, and when short distance
from that port again went ashore on
the island, and all on board, except
the mate, the cook and one passenger
were drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
A STEAMER ASHORE.

A STEAMER ASHORE.
Halifax, July l3.--rhe steamer Cas-
plan, from Baltimore for this port, on
entering the harbor this morning IN a
fog. went ashore near the NIeager's
Beach light at low tide. IL Is expected
that she will lie gotten oil without
dnmnre N--l-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
BUSINESS BREAKS.
Tic weel,. raIlurcs.

New York, July l3.--Business fail
ures for the week New England, 10
Southern states, IS; Pacific states and
territories, Il; New York, z; Canada,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
THE MoRrArlTY LIST.

London, July l3.-During the "a
hours ended mt eight this morning
there were % deaths from cholera at
Dami,tta, 81 AT Mansurah, ~ ut 81
manond and at Shirben. There were
also three deaths in Malta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
HITTER aud Chnese.

BUTTER Country. ia lSc; Western dairy
s.2.Sc; ntncy dairy, 21lsc; cooking butter, i6c;
butterine, 2'c.
CHEEsr Flat factory. l2Ac; New York
factory. l5'4c; fun cream, loc Sweitzer, 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, July l3.--CoTroS Quiet
and unchanged; receipts net. Gpj bales; gro y
receipts, ~ bales; exports continent 325 bales;
sales, 1000: stock on hand. 500 bales,
Weekly net receipts, III: gross, i'iSj; cx-
ports Great Britain, l2,25; continent, 10
coastwise, i2U0; sales, i,T75.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
saddlery and Harness.

RRIHTIso:--No. !, California, pcr lb, 40 70
i3c; No 4 California, per 10, ~ 70 Al cis.; NO.
Fair oak per H., 10 20 ~ cts; No. ], fair
Hemlock per H., 81 70 80 c.s.; No. ONO Oak
per H., ~ 10 ~ cts. .uali efsf
IIARsEss:-- Wagon. short ting, en- oofea) oci
Wagon, long tug, SIS Ol61 % o. ~
poLf Ans: Wagon, fall stock. I'll lSctl9 90
Wagon, extra wool, DUo@ 8 Vs buck coll .,
"A l5lpi, o. $500. :.
BnipLKs.-B Blind, per dozss q 5oSl2 SO; y
FIliinga, NO ex., per doz., - tkg y ~. ~.
HADIJr 49, Raised stamped CAL, Sl1vv9gyop
Plain tai. SO O0q4j o. No. loose COURSES,
Still tree, 5ls ODeD 5000; No. tied courses ROSE
or Love. sl3Oeaid So No. Austin rigs. laced
so l0@D 90; No, Austia rig. slysted
81 5oyls 90 fall rig \. black, aS'@iz 81 y
Y I'ocs ETs.- Leather. 5l@2es Llama goat,
5'hs1 30; Foe Tenders, I yDfb3 ~ n.
Eureka, per dozen pr si25; indian.
anoia, p dozen. ~ mexieAni yuin rSwsi
estoya. DC; Hamilton. SO: MerIni !; btepe
s51 slmpson. u, W Albion, ~ w Gold col
o'sl V ~ ,S;s III. n ssss
'Sssssa, iSS skiifSinis, less straps, i5vSS
Isee q : < 4, 1905 % cAlf 10 oosis "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
PnuItry and lcrrs.

POULTRY. Hens. 50 0Da3 IS per dozen.
ROSTERS, Il 5lQ2 co. halfgrown chickens,
- Vpg2 % Turkeys, 81 00912 o.; Geese, IS 10
tpS 90; Ducks, 81 506l3 o.
EGGS Per dozen, l2al3fc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

v. $3.50 dozen. Maccaroni. imported, lscib:
American. sl.i box. Buckets. two hoons
s2lodosen; well buckets. sL25 dozen. Blooms,
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A FIGHT WITH THE HovAs.
IRELAND.
A SERIOUS RIOT.

II HEINIVI0 fNIVfF
Dublin, July l3.--Rioting broke out
Mt Newry tonight. The police We're
powerless. The mob ran from street
to street assaulting all persons sup
posed To be Orangeneil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
Liverpool.

LivERro0L, July l3.--cotton duh ana
easier; up'ands spot bI1d orle ans ~ tales
1909 bales; export and speculation b0,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
Fcc,lstuns.

HAY New country loose from wagon,
~ toepT0o per ton; Corn, country, SOC; Oats
country. Sl@Stc; Rran. 81 10 per iUV: Chops.
81 70 per Y. Barley, 3Jpi0
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rar caoLEn,
THE DEATH ROLL.

Alexandria, July l3.--~here We're
forty deaths from Oh ,lerp at Damietta
yesterday seventy-three at Mansurat,
eleven at Samanond and three at
Shirbin,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

IL 10, fun weight, iOfkc;
,filys55,Arrow, 40. Isl 800 Oh Rope, slral,
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FRANCE.
r,,r s,-rz scup,,r Apppovrn

THE SUEz SCHEME APPROVED.
Paris, July l3.-The directors of the
Suez Canal company unanimously ap.
proved the agreement relative TO Il
second Suez canal, arrived at between
DeLesseps and the British govern
ment.
THE TAMATIVE TROUBLE.
The French consul at Zanzibar has
telegraphed To the government that he
has no knowledge of the occurrences
in Tamative, Madagasc tr, complained
of 10y the English government, and
has requested that report of the
matter be sent TO him.
THE FIELD or "HoNAH.n
Dryfus of La France and Judet of
La Ldnterne fought duel with
swords. Dryfus was wounded in the
side.
A FIGHT WITH THE HovAS.
In telegram dated July 6, via
Ztnibar, Admiral Prerre reports
that he repulsed night attack on
June 23rd, and another July z. The
Hovas loss was was heavy The French
loss only one killed. Admiral Pierre
does not mention any trouble with the
English consul at Tamatlve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14
STRUCK DUMB

wiin n CIab--slnguIar Experience of Gal
weston Darkey.
Galveston, July 13.--Several days
ago two negroes, Lewis and X ,yInond,
quarrelied, Ray mond receiving a. Sc
we're blow on The head with club,
He iei allied and i spparenty reen us
erIup. remnips dumb. absolutely un,
able 10 utter a word. Lewis was
Jailed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

Sr LOUIS, July 1l.--cotton dull: midding,
s%; sales, none; receipts, 12s shipments,
Is; stock, ll,5.0.
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New York.
tilof.ifrn


,Nsw Yong, July ls.--FloGr dull aud un-
changed
WisAr-,Cash lois Iks.lc lower; options
opened iI@Nc lower afterwards recovered
ffon the decline ind advanced 10 lgc, clos
Ing strong; steamer M. red. " :; job,
liM Hiiuat u 0ml | ",
toES--cnsh IT, lower; option opened hNg4c
better afterwards declined 70 ~, c!o ing
stronger No. 2, hgc aH0at
PROVISION,
CofrEE- pul and weak.
SuGAK -Inli, refining firner; Mon A tSkci
on a 7fswblk. conleeii1iinfr a 80. y; cut LOAF
ana crushed VIZ Krg,fulni, q ~.
MoI.ASsiess-ttl uet ami UNCHANGED.
& KicE--tt "a but httady.
8 ItHpsSTJ.t.- ST ads 7. III
poHis--U nsotfiod Hndiowar; now mess 8 a
itijJi.
LAnp-atrong atsd@s75. tsE
LIVE STOCK.
BEtyrs- Receipts, 40 bead ineudlng sOl
fof eNpufifuun; mark OF iirinerund ~ higher
for all grades, exc. pt common 1exns, Jopr
native and range cattle; hieers sold ~ eAisnt
GO caflpnds uf exporters AT 1At reNn and
Colorado cattle W 6im5to, general SALES 81
native steer, at5 50giia,
tSnEkj'---Recclpts 1869 head, market about
steady: lambs easier apd Ac lower for ex-
troples; 2bGgb ~ FOR sheep; 600 - 'or south
cru lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

Buying Selling
0Ott IlNf.
American silver dollar........pnr
American halves and quar's par.
Mexican silver dollar ......... so nominal
Mexican riiver halves ........ IS nominal
Mexican silver Quarters..... 10 nominal
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
New York sight currency,...,.,... "a per eiO0
New Orleans sight, currency..~.. u per etc
1t. Louis sight, currency ............ "a per ftUQ
Galveston sight. gold and curcy Y per slpe
sterling, In small sums, si.g0 currency per fl.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
New York sight currency .,...par0dN
New Orleans sight, currency,~Ln discount
Galveston sight, currcncy.....Ztt discount
ST Louis sight, currency. .parvDl.
Chicago sight. currency discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

aud WpDk.
Kansas CITY.

PRODUCE. 3afh f.tie NJ
KANSAS CITY, Jnly i6-Win ~ asii.S XII All.
No 2 rcd, 10 cash; e5isesh5;a duf'' e'lS, -
ugt; NJ September. - a tuiy, ,ss%
bid August; asktts9 scp.cmpe''
LIVE STOCK.
,,,,., t,scetpts 1. 100: market lower AMI
GArTLni nss s,..prs ii,iSo 10 800 pounds,itj
y ~S Sa,n' nmua s1m9 ok grass Texans, 8 .oes5 ~
eg2 INNS ~ Ifes eipis 100; lower. ~ sV@5VV.
suErp--uncbmDged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-14

Crockery. Furniture and 0Isss.
Furniture -iie4dstcatls, tpitslkon x4lEn1s'
eacI soay ~ al walnut, q ~ q ~ M
wood Seaty dtk, t373e7t& cahe -" ~