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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-06


We think We shall not reveal much of
secret when We state that the foregoing in
teresting letter is from our venerable and
distinguished fellow-citizen. Maj. Donaldson
As regards his concluding personal refer
ence, We hasten to extend him our free par
don for chasing US in the same category with
himself. We confess to being old enough
to feel quite at home with such as he We
Sish Furthermore to say that We accept the
Majors reference to rs as a mild rebuke for
having some time since un;hinEincly Civ
en- him away" He has set rs the example
OF greater consideration and pOliteness.
As 20 the matrimonial question the
Major. We believe denies the soft inlpeach-
uent." q being candidate, 80 Of cOur-e
viii hardy expect rs 20 acknowledge the
corn" But y1u know. Major. that people
are - PeTverse IS g. Tay no attention - The
dsnials Of us old fellows" on that subiect.
- Il is hardly worth while to put in Any
demurrer--ED. FEEE PEEss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
New York.

NEW YORK. December ~. -CorfoS-spot
.loled atilet and l-l6 higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
IN BRlEF.
Wasn't NICE

Wasn't il nice9
| lou ought to have been there.
only three days now left Of lsss
Dia the Arborium set up Christ.
Leave your names and residences II
YOU are going TO receive New Near 40
rows paper. :" ''-'''of'
Tickets to Mrs. Gaylord Smiths lec.
u 1ure AT the opera houscare selling hst.
Ohly hfty cents. Reserved family
.iekels Tor six persons and six presents
y, at the Mansion house only.
Mr.. b. +. Hoopold, who was Injured
IN !he fall OF a scaflolding in the store
oil Messrs. j. h. Mitchell & 10. over
Two months ago, has Just thrown
aside his clutches and can hobble
around with the use of n cane.
Rev. w. c. McCune, Congregation.
alist minister, breaches every Sunday
afternoon in the Cumberland Presby
lerian church, corner of Fifth and
Iaylor streets, NJ 3 o'clock. Subject of
sermon Sunday, S0thinstant, certain
great reasons for serving the Lord
next year"
The clock in the court house tower
mas started again. The reporter who
went up In the tower after the banquet
on Thursday laid his head against one
OF the window panes and wondered IL
the new year would find the old clock
motionless. The old mans ghost will
probably keep quiet now that his time
piece is in operation again.
As Mr.. Tom Stevens and gentle
man friend were driving towards
Farmers livery stable yesterday be-
hind one of Mr.. Stevens spirited step
pers, one of the hind wheels of the
buggy came TO pieces in crossing the
street railway track in front of the city
hall. The horse was stopped and the
gentlemen were uuinjured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
Personal.

Hon. John ID. Templeton, attorney
general of the state, is in the city on
brief visit home.
Mr.. Ed Hornsby Of Austin passed
through the city last night, after
spending the holidays with relatives
In Weatherford.
Hon. J. n. Browning, representa-
tive of the Panhandle district in the
legislature, was in the city yesterday.
MI. Browning represents q district ms
lorge as the biz state of New YORK,
and represents it ably. He is II practi-
cal, talented representative.
w. l.. Evans, representing the
house of Charles u. Kellogg q 20.
of Chicago, manufacturers OF clothing;
was in in the city yesterday and called
on the GAZETTE. He says the largest
patron OF his house, over twenty states
and territories, is in this city. de re-
cards Fort Worth as the best business
town i'm Texas. He further says, that
in an experience OF ten years the los es
of his house have been less In NORTH
ern Texas than in any territory
worked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York.


New York, December 2s.-Govornmcnts
strong.
Railways irregular.
States quiet.
stocks Changers aud Canadian Pacific con-
sidernby ADVANCED today, Vanderbilt mod
pOrtant declines Principal advances: 81.
Paul Ia TO %, Northwestern II to MS, Cana
dian Pacific / = to 5iez, New York Central y
to Ii39s, Lake Shore * 10 9sls. burlington q
clines were: oregon Hallway a Navigation
per cent TO %: Oregon Trpnscontlnenlnl,
29s to3ai and Northern Pacific preferred Ia
To 50l /. oregon Improvement per cent, 20
common falling ~ aud preferred ~. ON ~
port that company int. AIDED issuing dN,bO 100
new bonds, having authorized the issue OF
slOOOO,,DO year ago, bnt nave lnsl negolinieu
In sympathy after ! O'Clock; oregon and
Nevada broke from lOJA TO 10. ON
rumor, dividend would either be
reduced or passed reports were subsequently
were no supporting orders until tile price
reached NJ from which figure u was quickly
advanced to ~. hut near the close returned y
rs Northern Pacific aud oregon iulnsco IL
All sorts OF reports were current; tho most
important were that Willard
would resign the presidency of the
Northern Pacific to-day or tomorrow and
that the investigation committee had discoy-
cred n large deiulcation IN oregon lIhnscon-
tinental company, while Willard. were
weakest. Ia the leading exchange place the
bears bought nearly iJ0o1 shares Of Oregon
TranscontlnentaI Union Pacific WIS giraffe
and the stock opened At VA rose 70 fi3s anu
fell and closed al 7ijT9S. Grangors coni or
NnnderbiIts were strong until near the close,
Notwithstanding the raid made against VII
iard's and Wabash In the final sales, how
ever. prices ran of y la y. TFanmctIohs,
$4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
PADDY RYAN.
d 10 Face the Music and Salliyan's
FiSts-A Back. Down.

Fcago, December 2S.-Paddy Ry-
fho was expected to meet Sulli-
p San Francisco next month, left
Pledo unexpectedly two days ago,
|ate last night telegraphed here:
I've to throw up every thing mt
Pit" Ryan assigned us tie cause
his mother was very sick. Par
Davies, who has been managing
s affairs, had arranged for Pad
appearance in Minneapolis, st.
aud points on the Northern Pa
railroad in sporting exhibitions
is way to San Francisco. On
pt Of Ryan's telegram,
+ wired him to the effect that
bends believed he was showing
'hite feather, and was afraid t."
Sullivan. Ryan replied that he
Y return To Chicago to-day, and
ielegraphtd that everything was
including the meeting with SUI
\ a Toledo telegram says Ryan's
Ter is not seriously i'll. The truth
pt Ryan, in his recent friendly
with Sheriff and Slade, has
that they are better men, and he
o show with Sullivan, and conse-
Ffy does not care TO meet him. An
will still be made TO keep the
iah match on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
building n,n,sriai

LuNnrn--Rourh lumber, boxing, 4? incees
md under, nrst-class, sai, stripping. lsxa AZ,
boxing aud flooring, clears, SIS. thick clears,
" aud ~, tAs rough lumber, second class
SIS ioist aud scnutlinr, culls, $40.
SiptNG-flrst common white pine, $50 30.
second do, 81; third do, SIS; poplar, 81 To- IN,
i've pine tSoesN so do VI. saS; native
rough, SN 81,
pi,KSsKp fuMRrn--Boxing " inches and
under, 81 NlySS o. do isxs, sd 0NaS %,
so,ntlinu, iolN or any common lumber
~ was ~, boxing over II Inches, SsiAtft
W w thick clcEfh, . d. totAsnnd :, $N pnSfS2 80
second olass. amy Kind. $50 Nis2i 30
lnhssfp AND MATCHED ELooRtSe-.tirsi
clnsE, SIS; second class, SAL
WNtrk PiSn tuRNis,tiNo iuaurR--lt, IN
and ainch white pine, kf,s inch .io. SIS.
CriLlSa'-hkADxn on pLAfS--tirst com.
mon white Pine, ~, St,,tl ID do, So, Sd do. SIS,
", sa.SO; do, v, s.S.
pori.an lunpKa.-.l,l, ~, and . inch, ESQ.,
MISUNDERSTANDING nine A, 81; do shaded A,
t.sn 90 extra 30, J, N,p, cypwrs, beat ary
brand, y. do No. 2, ti6O, DO Nod $40, native
awcd heart, si5t snps, CLAN
f1CkHtS., white pine, drcRscd and hrNda d
square or nat, 81; yellow pino do, ~, lH,h. 81,
LiMr, CSMHsr ErC,--4ilime, Austin, SPs
per bhl. Ccment, l.pnlsvllle or losnnAio, A. so
per hhl,; Portland 50 50 per bill. Plaster Paris
Now York or Michigan. s. Dor bhi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
A Boston Tragedy.

eton, December 2S.--Daniel p.
loids of New York ..culled at the
E OF Jarves Budd in Dorchester,
Eas usbered into the parlor, where
Joined him. A servant passing
le parlor heard Reynolds say: ~
come for either your life or the
erty." Budd started to run up
J, presumably for n weapon. Key
fired twice, both shots taking
!, one in the leg and III other IN
small of hi. back. The latter
a!. Neither Reynolds nor Budd's
" can explain. IL is understood,
aver, that there is long.standing
arising from family and property
,lications. Budd is prominent
enl Of Dorchester and directorof,
largely interested in the veneer
glass works of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS

Over forty thousand bales OF cotton
have been squeezed in the compress
in this city this season.
Work on Front street will be COM
menced by Contractor j Sphar ms soon
rs he can get the grades, which will
proably be some time next week.
A guard rail should be erected
around the turn at the north end OF
the Union depot platform. A serious
accident is liable to happen there at
any time.
The Missouri Pacific north-bound
passenger train was scheduled six
hours late last night.
The officers were looking for u man
named Louis Meyer last night, who
was charged with beating his wife in
the Third ward.
w. II. Sparrow, baggage-master at
the Union depot, has been sick with II
severe sore throat for several days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
Wool. nla.s. rte.

woo,.-- Medium, according TO cratic, luniiy
ana condition, liz tu suc, hne nccOding %
grade, qualify ana condition. rs 10 ~ cualpc,
according Ia grade q'NiEity aud condition, "a
10 Two; NeNicnn imprNY u nrcortiing w Grade
quality nhd condition, l3tolM Mexican, Ac.
10 ~ bury, loss, according Ia amount oi
burfs.
ninrs--No. l,lhcnvy mint, dry q % IGtcl No.
y N l2lso, No, = nelt flint, NhN lsc; bulls and
henNy, damnncd, v VI nisui calf slinA aud bad-
~ damaged, Z u a. 90: gwen sHitod, sound,
a NJ 80, green FNltyd, grubby, a % ae butUnera
green, ~ 'sc.
Fui0,-slunk, Ioei2nr raccuon, 90a soc
cayotes, saAOc; mountnin wolf, iusGlc, fIs.
.OotdC,
rrGTRiES - Nominal, season svot. beer
ehinh, y " @o2li antelope HsinH y u lUeali
goat shibh, each iOeoNb sheep ppitH, recording
'utdlng To Amount OF woul, l0nlhe, huNiran
sheep ptlu. " N sMlnc, Mexican sheep pelp,
improved, liGi2e. Mexican sheep snaripgs,
Aa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
COTTON.
viva active. The quotations


pBiNrg. IA lbiop, solid black, q, Simpson
solid black: Sis; AlbiDn.sliferEfay. D. Albion,
9 ~. fancy d Athena double pink. W. AZ.
nolda fancy, ~; Ioeheco fancy, o., Knlck.
orbncgcf fancy, d, 'mcfrlmDrk fancy, Us, Mii.
lion fancy IA; Orion furniture, .; Berwick
~; Dunkirli, AZ. Hamilton check, u.
ELEhUiiKD hIIIRfiko AID suKgrIHo.--
Blilardynlo gg-inch, ~: Chapman 31incb. "a.
JOnsdaie Si.inch. ~; fonsdais cambria, M.
Putt Of the Loom, ~: New York Mills. lOlS,
WnInsutt-. i0ls. Pembroke %, 10: Penbrple
~, ~ rn.nbroke 81, ~; Pembroke %, ?2sf,
lud s0inch. 3: King Nee cambria ~.
BnOws hlIisrTisg AgD tsnInrIro, - tian-
tls a ~; Atinntn 4 W; Indian Heal ~
can. Ydrdstick ~ iecahonths ~; ifed,
pembroke I0-i, 2l1; Entcrpriso u. y, -,----
DucAs--Pfattyilic Boz., ~ cents. Ravens
ron ,liis; Hayase i0oz., IS; We tern Star sur.
u; Wost Point toz., II: West Point lCoz. ~
CoLoRED lDuoKs-Ancbor ~; SCI Anchor
Boeion soz.. 10: Concord lppz., "
cstosa iic, IS; GoIdls hcE, 10; Meribun,
"A. "; Omega A,,ls; Standard x, y
Iborndilid y. ~; Ihoindiko a. ~ hiHnd'
"r n1c 70 ssisp pnirsMechanies tx cents: 0.
ilibls, " Jewstt, y; Auoskcaz,
JghEs-~A pborsioId, u "A cents Coyington,
~; Long Islandl ls,f tikton, x nrosoy'
BIsrTs1s- white. si.s5, 10, 10, 40.
1910 800 pair: IA white, f2.Vl, 800. 10 ~
40 pair IA white, s9.yt s.pg, 800 o.1p 70 ote
pair Economy. oolOred. 5ioy slk.lf pniT
az sls ~, psd az h9cEy 1oq ,,.c,,,d lo.-
eoioied, 5.Ib., sg.s5; do, : 10, 80. Haxon.
VILE silver Gray, OH, e9.t3; do, Bib, $40.
star Crescent SILVER Dfsy, Rib, t2.76; do.
OH, ~; do. s,ib.. u. ~. rcaflsi, 40, 6lVvi
go 10 go. Blue. ei.iS, 80 20 40 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
DENTON.
Two Aiirays-Badly Bruised and Beaten
Personal.

Special to the Gazette.
Denison, December os.--Solouon
Maufinan Of the grocery firm of Gals.
man d Co. was assaulted by T. L. Ellis
To-Day ana seriously beaten, his face
cause for the assault was dispnte over
an account. W.
Mr.. Spears. wife and child, entered
Browns photograph gallery to-day
and had a picture Of the child taken
some dispute occurred over the
pay for the picture. when
Brown ordered Spears ont Of tha
gallery, and raised chair Ia
strike him, when Spears, who had his
pocket Knife in his hand, told Brown
II he struck him he would cut his liver
out, and Brown knocked spears
win the chair, breaking his wrist and
cutting his head seriously.
John Sculling of st. Louis is in the
city. " '"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
MEMPHIS.
Two Houses Burned In Mariana.
Arkansas-A Narrow Escape.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
Memphis, Tenn, December 2S.-
This morning at half past two o'clock
the business house of w. w. Chissum
in Mariana, Ark, was discovered on
fire. An alarm was Immediately
sounded, but the flames spread so rap
idly that 1t was impossible to save any
OF the large stock. The house
of Anderson Roberts was soon burned
to the ground, with most of its con-
tents. a number of houses were
scorched and DAMAGED more or less.
Chissum Il Coz loss is about Sl5,-
600; insuranceS7, 800 AT one time the
whole town was threatened with de
struction, but calm night and the
indefatigable efforts of willing hands
saved the business portion of the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29


Hyw ORLYAss. December d. Flour
Quiet and STEADY: family oDff ~, high
grades 62if6tb %.
poRK--Scirce and firm, IL ~.
LAHD-steady; iicrce fenncd sHst keg
"a.
BULK MEATs--Scarcp ana nrtn. shouldefs
pa .ltcd ca long clear and clear riD, ~.
BAcdS.-Duli. shoulders packed %; long
clear and clear TibI5S
HAMs-Choiee sugar-curcd caiiyasscd steady
fQlils.
WHIaKY-- Firm. Western rcctinrd Oia 20.
CoPFRIs-stendS aud In good demand; coin
mon 10 prime 10 se,i3
HUGAR-Dull, weak and lower; common 10
good common fs9q5 fair - fnily mir
blsa5Ik: prime 10 choice 6flf53S. yalloS
clarified 'Gss4gjS: wlito aariiicd ItsAg7l4i
granulntod ~.
AfOLAssrs-Quio;: centrifugal I7a2l; joom'
mon alatzI; fair 1ssJ g primo 10 choice 1904
RIcE-Duil. Louisiana ordinary 40 prime
BnAs-Dainand fair; prices higher; g2H@aj
torfos ssEp oII,-rriIno crude DIE; sum
fner yellow 32Nfi
oRAIs.
conN- ~ fair demand and easier; mixed
IS. white aud yellow o.
IS--steHiy; fair demand saMin.
Cons MEAL--scarce, arm : o1@2ni.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

Furnitnro--Ii oadstohds. Imitation walnut
each. 81 zoos w all walnut idogtip ~ chairs,
wood scat, = dor, VI T1H7 90 cane HpH rattan
s ~ XXI ~, ~ w r., s p
sA0 OD663i ", cntup and fuckera, cRch, q i1aa
Z 20. Mirrors, arch tops. v duz, ~ epsai2 Pg;
IaDles aanhH s;5fS ~ ,rai' = nv, \, ,.
wEsh stands, n 2istb WI bed tpHngs a. 7Smi ~
Baby Carriages, 30 pl6g3
CTOckcry--W q teas, y dog., 81 n0ftilh ~ y
nRed n bc; fsllen hidss la2o lcss. dry Hdtri
n igc; green aalted, D. D 10: green butcher, v
bBc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
EicrN ElnnlcS.

An alarm Of tire was sounded yes
terday afternoon while the tiremen
were on their parade. The cause of
the alarm proved TO be small fire
in the roof of n small building ON the
east side of the square used as Chinese
laundry. The tiremen put out the
fire by the use of buckets OF water aud
resumed the parade
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
BELT0N.
Arrest of TWO Men, Supposed TO BE
Wanted Elsewhere.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Bolton, December 2S.-Sheriil' Full
wiler arrested here last night in the
opera house two men, one calling
himself johnson, but his real name is
Jim LYONS. The others name is
John Woods, wanted in Bell county
for assault with intent 10 murder
They were both armed with six
shooters. Lyons said he lived near
Bolton, aud afterwards said be lived
at Wichita Falls. The sheriff is OF
the opiAiou that Lyons is wanted in
McCulloch or Hood counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

Dark, Cinnamon. per polind, lBe.-c. bark,
Peruvian, per pound, lbecio boYsr per 10,
lbeblB: bicarbonRtu 81 soda per n, iGtjtt. g ~.
perHg per ~, 2sol. castor oil per gall. bjsti %;
cinchoDdn. per "a, 0fGfi 10. castle soap
lfnoitlcd). per n, Nfy. cream tartar. q. ~ per
cnloiDdI, II. n w, pr pound. 7oopN, cnlopsi,
EnglIsh, per pound. ! loci ~, rhloriI by-
draia. IDOL ht chloroionn, y co. ronipo1'
epson sails, per pound. 100; gum opium, per
pound, ~. gum cninpior, .hfg.'s inoIphlAb,
per %, 81 III machine oil, golden, ajetig;
luinine, y. q W, per Oh. 81. quininr. Ger
imam, pot o.. b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
ST. LOUIS.
Working for the Democratic National
Conventions.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
st. Louis, December 2S.-The Demo-
cratic state committee met to-day and
held "a confer ance with Il committee of
citizens as to measures to secure
the Democratic national convention
for ST. Louis. Encouraging letters
were read from Senators Vest aud
Cockrell, and ii is thought with good
management there is a very fair show
for IL. The Merchants Exchange hall
has been rendered for the occasion,
and the general feeling of the town
favors big efforts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
Emlezzlcr BlOdgett.

Fovidence, II. L., December 2s.--
auel c. Blodgett. the recently dis
sed treasurer of the Providence
lngs institution, embezzled funds
p the nank 10 the amount OF S2',-
being $4,000 more than Is recoy-
pc FROM his bondsmen. His rob
Is cover n period of eight years.
loss does not affect the institution,
eh has surplus of nearly "a mil
dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
Short and Sweet.

New York, December 2s.-Ihe Ore
,o,, ranseoutinental committee or
any OF the members composing IL DENY
having made any statement whatever
relating 10 their investigation on me :,
Affairs OF the company, aud desire 10
state that no report Of any nature Of
character will be made TO any other
tha,, the executive committee who APP
nninIed Ihenl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
CHATTANOOGA.
A Man Knocked on the Head by Thieves
and Robbed.
Special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
Chattanooga, Tenn, December IS
About two o'clock this u. IN. the body
Of a man named r. y. Powell was
found by the police lying on Ninth
street. Examination proved that
Powell had been knocked over by
thieves, who had riiied his pockets OF
their contents. He was terribly cut
about the head, and presented horri-
BILE spectacle. Powell is a resident oi
Seuuatchie, Tenn. His injuries VIII
probably prove fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

SuG,n- Dull and nominal refined quiet
and steady: mould A,73s.
Enthusiastically.
HIcE-Firm and active.
1,osTS-Dull
TuRrESTIsE--Dull and weak AZ Jiigg3j.
PoHR--Dull and nominal.
cur MEATs Dali and nominal.
BEEP--Q uiet and steady.
LAKD-Duli and lower; prime steam, %
wool.
Steady, quiet: Texas HOG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

FLOUR s,ansrd'a Royal Patent, $500
" hill; sacks, 81 s,seA 10 " FOO ne, No. Texns
per 100 It's, 81, Noef2 "a, No 2 " 20, Corn meal
500 Oatmeal, y half bh.. sI75, t'faohed
wheat, fh, &c, trpokors, \ soda, dnr., NN
sodn. dA6ac,i Nm X soda, dlse.i cream ft,; gin-
SET snnps, $40; lemon creams, S'fc. Wheat
IN tight receipt; Qcsst, ~ TO quality nnd
condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

Haila, rates, ~ G0. Hnoa. aip cent Cd, Alo.,
Collins, $40 Ul, simmons, sIDu ilHekinEfrk
81 on AmcsS nhovols, q iu6, el2OO; iorsn
shoes, n keg 400, hgr iron u ~. steel, ~.
6i6EHxc. rim Plate. slhul TfaN
chai nv. vi 90 y dOg, Tinwaro, ~ q cent, OFF
cote mlla ., u cont, oni Machine bolts IS
Neeni. on. Curlnge lnlia. 10 and , !. roal. Oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

POULTRY Hens, " 25m2 90 per dozen.
extra large young nhlchnnA, u giag 30, Tui,
koya, sio0lts01; Geese, gis1 GlpJ Ducks
81 $500 -,
Eaos-fnr dozen. zoo.
Fresh country Dnttnr, oliolUc, ~. Creamery
tjc., old huttnr, iOAiso, olo0nnrpuue isc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
F.MA BOND TRIAL.


m Oi
On the stand.
necember ga Post
:, .eial from Hillsboro, Ill,
b e,d trial opened at the
oO After some immaterial
: Miss Cora Hart and Miss
py prsgo,ding the kind of
=, NV Miss Bond ON the day
~ ~ George Pettus was put
EaSo and testified he saw John
~ ry ON the evening of the
'I me- road going home in a
i'I his wife and children,
~. .dawn and dark. Witness
! sschool. house with Others
e,arnipg, and later in the
,. .o rity. John Montgomery
'ace 5y him to Lee Pettus
arI was out for his arrest,
= hetter come to Grove City.
~ will Swick and Heinlein
~ h"eard Heinlein say "Tell
Snew anything about the
IA better give them away"
i hs didn't know anything.
savv,ck's and Heinlein's testi-
I,,s"nreliminary trial regarding
ION, %on asked Lee Pettus by
WE y, read by the court reporter
,o Of the defense, and dis
y Setween their evidence
,, this trial pointed out with
N impeaching them. Defense
Nu nreunsn then called wit
NY 7 ;ebuttal, the first one being
paud' While Mr.. Bond went
1; n0'Id suehter, the court
40, % nplaly filled and became
va 'sJsd Mrs. John Montgom-
! S her baby came in for the first
S9nok q seat by her husband.
XII took the stand. In reply
kStion she said she was at the
4 Mrs. Pettus on the afternoon
mirage. saw q wagon in the
NH when she went there and
he left again for the school
She waq then asked ifshe saw
ms or Clement at the time she
biection by the defense, and a
1lnent ensued.
4 end of the argument the
rerrnled the objection, and
said: ~ did not see any of
lat afternoon; was within a
ds of the wagon in which
and Lee Pettus claim to have
Ing the afternoon" Witness
questioned regarding parts of
larlie Masters testimony,
fered from the evidence he
he preliminary trial, and con-
some of his testimony of last
a.ing to his whereabouts dur
noon recess of school.
also contradicted some
Is of Mrs. Nellie Woodruff re-
q conversation between wit
Woodruff some time after the
was then taken, and when
nvened, counsel for defense
athree-quarters of an hour for
4, at the end of which Judge
of the defense moved to
the jurors and continue the
e court received the motion
ed it filed. Judge Thornton
an affidavit saying he gave
ore evidence was taken that
would introduce one
witness. That
OF having arrived, he asked
tinuance. The name of the
lie said, was Nellie Woodruff.
regarded as n bold move,
much discussion, the general
seeming to be that Thornton
jury Is against his clients,
ANTS to prevent conviction.
N will be argued this after
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
New York.


Nrw YORK. December 2s-BEtVEs--IRe.
colpts loo ntmcr All sold; eNircme stocrs
6'shd1 60, one ear sold MI ~; bulls sold AT ~
@5he exporters used II chr loads good TO
psitnc steurS.-
SliEEI-Receipts e,s81 market trifie better.
common TO choice itnta %. two car londs
8 21@T %; general sales I a0gi 90 for sheep and
15mG ~ Tor lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
Sentenced for Contempt.

lbany, n. Y, December 2s.-
pix X. Sherman WAS sentenced 10
ipenitcniiary for two years and 70
Il fine of five hundred dollars for
Tempt Of court in the state vs.. CASH
Phelps, q defalcation case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
Dcscrtcr Arrested.

Franklin NJ. Madkins, deserter
from the United States army in Col
orado, was arrested by Officer j. w.
Coker and locked up to await instruc-
tons.