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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-27

hthe fan Of Ig1ny suGeSinp were tenibSe. 1vss
swollen to such proportions thss .eaFvd ny limbs
would burst. rbad the best medical taiens ootanabie.
and ct the worst aage Of my Illness vhen my husband
and many friens - gwen up to ae. TIE lsfe Dr.
John Woodbury. naae thorough exsntnaeon OF my
water and proaouseed ny ease acute kdnfy dise.se.
bordering On BRICKS disease. and accompanied cy
gfsveL md recommended the Immediate Ne Of Hunt
Remedy. Al thu time 1 vss suffering most terrible
pain IN my beck nmhs and hesd and could 0sd no rest
day or nsht for weeka. and I VS. CROWNS weaker
daIly until This kind physscia ordered NE 70 take
Hunts Remedy Before taking half Of e1e bottle
commensurate impruve, snd amer tsking six bottles
vss entirely cured This vss neary eishs years ago.
md have had return Of the disease. nave rec
commended Hunts Hemeay 10 otheFs In similar eases
and IL has never faled to have also sed &c for
sck headache, and found In it relief think is
the best medicine mnde, and eheerfuly recommend &c
70 IN MRS. ". h. SrIIsON
No. ~ Tylef D., Boston, Ma
Ami n fs0a
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-27
A WKLL~KNowN MAN.

HINTS Remedy having been recommend 10 me for
kidney and liver complaints purchased some st the
'Pecple's Drug Store and used u IN my family. and
found II to be very valuahDe medicine. and gladly
recommend it highly to my frienA hnoving IL to be
beneficial 70 thd1e troubled With Kidney liver dis
ease. Respectfully yourA
ELISHA HOYSE
ApFi4n fe0a c0 s.. South Boston. Mas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-27

AL recommend wise's Axle Grease.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-27

with poor and dirty quality of sugar.
Mead, a new drink manufactured from
glucose and water. has attracted some
attention, but it does not appear that
this drink, whose fiavoring is of as
questionable quality as that of any of
the others, is destined to revolutionize
the trade in popular drinks. 1t is con-
ceded on the highest medical authority
that all these laboratory compounds are
injurious. and frequently poisonous.
Of the long list of foreign mineral
waters it is stated that occasionally a
bottle of Appollinaris may be seen
which has crossed the ocean, but the
greater part of the water drank in this
city, labeled with legend in foreign
language is produced in this country.
The Saratoga waters have grown into
greatpOpularity. but the costof transpor-
tation is so heavy and the competition
from Chicago manufacturers of Sara
toga water SO great that little of the
water is actually shipped here. A
small amount of geyser bottled at the
fountain is sold. OF late wears, how
ever, numberless springs of mineral
water have been discovered whose me-
dicinal properties, according to the
owners, are capable of healing every
disease that human flesh is heir to, but
their curative qualities have not been
largely tested, owing to the fact that
IN large cities, where the greater part
of these waters are disposed of, facili-
ties are not wanting for the production
of all kinds of mineral waters. The
foreign waters are manufactured in
Chicago from y dry salt, which is dis
solved in water and aerated. There
are several firms engaged in the manu-
faeture of a salt which they claim dupli-
Gates the mineral quality Of the foreign
water.
The trade in bottled goods probably
exceeds during the year that frpm al
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-27
CArAaaAaIS REIn BlLN

, GKRMAN AMBER. PIFTY
bsaheLs % acre. Send fsr testimo-
nials TO PHiL cBKwy 81 Lo1is. No.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
Stolen Mule Rccoyercd

About two weeks ago two fine mules
were stolen from +. NJ. Harris of Dal-
las. They We're taken from the stable
OF Andy Ealim. A reward of $40 was
offered Tor their return. Two DAYS AGO
Eaiim approached Harris and told
him that he thought the mules were
in Fort Worth. He came here on the
40 p. m. train Tuesday, and yester-
day morning identified brown marc
mule iifteen hands high, put up at the
central wagon yard, US one of the
stolen mules. II had only rope on its
neck. The proprietors OF the ward
say IL was left there Thursday night
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Harris. the
owner ofthe mule came, down after his
property and secured ii. The officers
feel sure that they have clue TO the
thief, and that he will be behind the
bars inside of week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
Comnetition COMPROMISED.

Chicago, November "a private
dispatch was received here to-day
from st. Paul, from the general traffic
manager of Che Northern Pacific, in
which he says: Taking effect yester-
day, we Withdraw from Cali
fofnia business, and the Southern
lines withdraw from all business
north of San Francisco" No eXplana-
tory reason for this action is given, but
il Is supposed to be the result of re-
cent conference among passenger rep
resentatives OF roads in the Transcon-
tinental association, held nj Topeka
during the past three days, they hay
ing failed to reach an agreement rs 10
division of competitive territory
ut the late Chicago meeting. Hereto
fore the Northern Pacific has claimed
the right to land passengers from the
East for San Francisco, via Portland,
at the same rate. Other Pacific roads
claimed the right TO land Eastern pas
sengers at Portland, via san francisco,
mt the rate charged by the Northern
Pacific. BY the new arrangement
Portland and San Francisco are out of
the competition and leaves the trip
between the two points 10y the Oregon
steamship navigation line to be paid
for at local rates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
nrlldIng aInterlaI

LUHBKe-- Tough lumber boxing, IL inrhos
aud under, brat-clpss, W; stripping, tGs3 81;
looking and nooriDg, clcnIs, 10 thick clears,
~ and | n, s2i; rough lumber, second cl1ss'
SIS: ioist and scantling, cnila, go.
HfDIsif--Firtt common while pine, S32 w.
second do. go; third do, s25; poplar, ~ w ma
tive pine "; S20pQs2l w; do n, Us; natiyo
rough, ei7O.
Di.KssED LpNDgR--Iio1ing " inches ana
under, so 0lft2s Dg do 5fAS, t20 DlA2h 10.
scantiIng, Joist or any common lumber
sl0 DD1.lS ~, boxing over ~ Inches, k5l,UQ1
81 90: thick ciears, " 10 ifanJ 2, so VOa2 o1
second class. any kind. 81 Op@2i 80.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooHING--First.
class, w; second class, sal,
wIlirKPlaE fUitrIslffa0 LuMiER-.iM. ~
ana inch while piDe, rJx inch do, go,
Characterization OF PI.AIa--t1TAi COM
mon white pine, X, ssz.jl; "a do, SO: ID do, t2i;
poplar, v, sT.5y poplar, n, si2JD. nstifepino,
'PoriAn .daDrn.--iH. ~. and inch, s5s;
spisolr9-white Pine a, y: do shaded a,
$40, do extra NO 1, ss.Jg cypress, best, any
brand, g.: do No. 2, ttb0 do 10. ., $50. native
sawed heart, fi.gt saps, sL2S
PicKEr8.---WhItep pine, dressed ana headeds
square or HAT, ss yellow pine do. vi iath, y.
LINE, CEMEST Erc.---Iime, Austin, 1.23
per Dbl. Cement, louisville or Roi cralc, 10
per bbl. Portland, % per Dbl. Plnsisr Parfss
New York or Michigan, " pcr bD'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
LOCAL MAHISlsrn.


PRTsTs-DuukirlS. nc; Lodi. So; Mari
boro age; Oriental, DC: Rlchmonds, Blfc..
steel River DO; Southbridge, dc,
PINK PRINTS Garner, bHca Harmony, dc.i
RlchmOnds, OiSc,, Manhattan, 5lsc,
SHinTfNG pIun1s-Allon, l5hc Merflmach'
30.
FINE Bnows DoMRsrICs-utlca. AZ cents;
Lock wood 8: GeFuiania, o Fair Lawn, Il !
Indian orchard ZEE, "a PocahOuiasi "a
Warwick, 81.
HEAVY BiiowN DoMvsrICs-A tlantl "a. .7A
cents; tnutn q. 90: Lawrence LII, ~ Wa
;8-i, 81; Pledmont7-S,d.
BLpACIiED DOMKsrfcs-Our OwntbN cents;
Security, bAi Contest, II Prosperity, ~
Hope. ~; Lonsdalo, NJ; King Bee cambria,
s; Knights oamhiic 81: Gold Medal 7.
DuuKs--Prattyillo Sou, ~ cents. Ravens
~ Wost Point soz., u West Point leoz.; II,
CoLoRID DUcHs--Anchor Ef, &c.; Anchor
I'D, ~; Boston OH. il Boston xA, lUIG!
Boston boz, 10: Concord 1907, 10.
TicKfsG- Amoskeag AGA, 10 cents Con.
AA, onegn 4, 10 Standard X, II !;
ThorndIkc ID. VI; Thorndihe A,S; stand
ardX. 81; BapgOr, 81.
Hickoi.Y Sritlpis- Mechanics III cents Col
lunbia, o; Jewstt, 8; Amoskeag,
JEArs-Abbotlstord II ,Scents; Iovlngtoni
~ Long leland iIn illSio9 o = Crosby n
BLASKsrs--i04 white. sl.2l, 10, l,75, 100,
$50 10 800 palr: III white, 500, 800, 9.bl 10
400 pair; IA white. s9.yl, 800, 40 90 10 $50
pair. Economy, colored. bib, sl,sIlS pair
do, SID, sigl pair. Rocky Mountain. rot
colorod Glib, s2sj; do, slb., $40. saxon.
vile silver Gray, Glib. 500; do, Bib. $500,
Star & Crescent silver Gray, Bib, s2.75; do,
dib,, $3.50; do, S.lb, 81. %. scaret, s2J0 800,
40 10 600, Blue, $50 40 10 $50 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE,

NEW York, November o. Governments
Arm.
Rnilways-Sirons; West Shore LIST rose TO
-, reacted to 20, advancing again To 16le.
stocks More active and stronger today
though the advance was only fractional. The
reasons assigned are various. The most inn
poriant Is the belief that In Wow oi improv-
Ing the consition OF general business bot
ION figures for the majority OF II cl,s wore
touched about three weelSsngo. Othercnuscs
are apparent. There Is assurance that there
win be no serious trouble in Trunk line
pools TIE traffic agreement between the
West shore and Grand Trunk, by which tito
latter guarantees the bonds OF the former,
the prospect of speculative activity
IN Canada pacics and nn advance
IN rates OF sterling exchange THIS
morning had slight effect in q contrary de
rectlon, but Is thought the advance merely
temporary; weakness in oregon Tnmsconti-
mental was owing 10 the forced sale Of over
l5O01 shares, In conse luencc of the loss in
stocks the ma liet was compelled 70 liqui.
date. The syndicate In stock was aware Of
this impending sale aud accordingly pre
vented stock ftom rising with general mar
ilet within the last few days, Roundauuunis
orTrunk Line shares have been thten for nc
count. aud one Vanderbilt house II Is stated
purchased ~ ,0O) eharcs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
A TEST CASE
To Decide the Validity OF the New High
License In Chicago.

Chicago, November "a new move
was made to-day to test the validity OF
the saloon license issued 10y the city at
SOB n few days before the state law
making the amount $500, went into
effect. The citizens league brought
suit against firm of grocers and liquor
dealers, who were in fact friendly de-
PENDANTS. Every legal device in
defense was resorted to, except
delay, in order To make
strong case. The court
decided that license was n franchise
and gave Judgment Of custer against
defendants, forbidding them from sell
ing liquor under the city license. An
appeal was taken, and within an hour
after the suit was begun the record
was on its way 10 the supreme court,
where it will he argued mt the next
term. If decision can be secured
before the LIST of April next, it will in.
volve payment by saloon keepers OF
over a million dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
The Pool Lines.

Chicago, November at meet
ing of representativesof the ONO river
pool liues and lines operating IN con-
junction with them to-day, II was
agreed to maintain rates to all com
peting points included in the agree
ment. This includes all points norm
of the Ohio river and east of the line
of the Illinois Central railroad. 1He
penalty for violation is unusually
heavy, being 5000 to $1,000, and the
offender to forfeit ten times the revenue
derived from the shipment. a meet
ing To fix schedule rates Will he held
in Cincinnati on November 18TH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
Award of Claims.

Washington, ID. O., November y.
The French-American CLAIMS com.
mission made the following awards
against the United States. 4. q. De
Isle OF New Orleans, So, 800; heirs OF
p. Battalle, New Orleans, sol; Joseph
Lufont, Plaquemiues. $3.50; Solomon
Black, Bonfonce. $4,000. The follow
ing claims against the United States
were disallowed: A. Dervis of Avoy-
Giles; Joseph Levy of Asccn-
sion; T.. Jacob of New Orleans; II,
Delaste Of Concordia; Arthur Levy OF
Manaquya, Joseph levy of Napoleon
vile; Victor Merle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
THE BLACK BuGABoo.
Frightening Women and children .,
'irsinia--Fears Of Negro
lnsurrcction.

Norfolk, Va, November s.--The
wnite people of Southampton county
are apprshensive Of an outbreak of the
negroes, and kilograms were received
AZ portsmouth asking assistance. The
mayor has posse of citizens ready II
summons comes. Yesterday drunk.
en- negro told the servant OF a white
family that Mt two o'clock last NIGHT
one thousand negroes intended 10 slay
every white man In SOUTHAMPTON
county. The whites at Newsoms.
Franklin, Boykeus and Branehyille
nave sent scouts t. learn what is going
on. IL is noticeable that not n negro
is seen in the usual places. This gives
additional color TO the report, and
women and children have taken to the
woods and are guarded. A telegram
states that the negroes who work at
the railroad station have not been
seen since yesterday. People are pre-
pairing to defend their homes. Thus
far no trouble is known OF. 1t is inn
possible TO say whether there Is lust
ground for the existing excitement.
southampton county was the scene,
many years ago, OF war of bloody
slave instruction, and il Is not inn
probable that the traditions of that
time had something To do with pre-
vailing apprehensions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
snndlnrY nnh mnrnn...

aKIRrISG.--So. ], California, per NJ, ~ 10
Nc; No. iair heinloclt skiltng, !om isei No,
oak per H., BG5aS ots.i No. oak hnrneAs,
Ang3ic.
UAftRISs;-- Wagon, short TUG, sli Ogd5D 10;
Wagon. long tug, slb O1a 20 20.
CoLi.A Wagon. full stock, 81 b1Mio NJ;
Wagon, cNtra wool, DUOGt.1Oi Duck coil'H.
~ DOL 10.
BniDLi.a.--Dllnd, per don o. 605tl9 Jg n
Filings, No, 1 OK, por dos, " 6JpiO ~.
SiDDLLs.-- lb,ieod Stamped Cnl,. HigJ@7b W;
Plain Cal. SO UOgpl0 O1 No. loose courses
SIN tree, tls OOqoS0DD No, 2 tied conr-es Hoso
or Love, sl2 0ldplG 10; No, ! Austin rigs, laced
$40 UOtg25 D0 Full rigs, black, az JOGS ~ 30: "
rigs, blac,I or oiled, $3.50 ~ ~ 10.
PoCKRIH.--L Leather, J,6g2D; Llama goat ,
2 JDt5 ~; Too Fenders. blGp3 ".
SruR,.-h.urcka, per dozen p'rt1Op indian.
nnola, per dozen, ~ Mexican, 3gin. rowei
TOO Mexican 3.ln fOwei, covered, l0Wt Mex
icnn 2in rOwal, bY Mexican 2incil r0wel
covered, o ", California, less straps. 10 QUO
$500.
Lrasisoa--Klp, 475as Cali. 10 ooSi5 %
Chappufel DOlDiDOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
ENGLAND.
ME loRp MAyoR,s rRocrssIo

THE LORD MAYORS PROCESSION.
London, November 9.-The process
sion OF the lord mayors show passed
OIL without disturbance. Ii was mile
long. In Cornhill an I'll ahorately dee.
Grated giand stand was erected, upon
which the lord mayor received an ad-
dress from the common council. In
the procession especially were trophies
exhibiting the commercial products of
Canada, Australia and lHuia, together
with exhibits of the International fish
cries exhibition, including Grace OAR
ling's boat, which excited great en-
thusiasm. The streets were packed
with spectators along the entire route.
The lord mayor was received with
mingled cheers and misses.
,Pievious To delivering the oath OF
office, Chief Justice Coleridgc delv-
cred somewhat lengthy speech, in
which he observed that all civic pa
geants had been connected with the
ancient hall of Rufus at West
minister, which was now destroyed.
Lord Mayor Fowler was received to-
day in n building which ut present has
no history whatever. Changes might
occur In city affairs, and the authori-
ties must submit to the genius of the
time, becoming in accord with the
spirit of the age, for il was only 10y
approving itself to the high intelli-
gence of great people that any insti'
tuition could flourish.
VICTIMS OF THE NINE.
London, November 0.-The deaths
by the Moorfield colliery explosion
number siXty-seven.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
Methodist Mission.

New York, November 0.--The gen
eraI missionary committee of the
Methodist Episcopal Church made the
following appropriations; Montana,
81 900; Indian Territory, $1,000; New
Mexico, $4,000; Utah, Sl2,G25; West
Nebraska, $3.50; Northwest Nor
wepian. $500: Northwest Swedish,
81, 800, Oregon scandinavian, s2,0Uoi
California German. s2,0OO; Central
German, $4,000; Chicago German, ~ I
500; Columbia River German, $500;
East German, 5000. Tile Indian ana
Norwegian missions were classed un'
der the head of Scandinavian.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
Yesterdays Races.

Brighton Beach. November o.
Three-fourths OF mile--Walley
Douglas first, Black Gal second, Fear
less third. Time, l:2ll.
One mile-Itasca first, Stoachmie
second, Joe Mitchell third. Time,
l:i6i.
EAIile and an eighteenth Felicia
first, Lyon second, Little Dan third.
Time mol
Mile and n fourth-Ferg Kyle first,
Barney Aaron second, Lytton third.
Time 2:l3l.
one mile Clara a first; Henry Il.
second, Ben Wooley third. Time 1901
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
A Louisiana killing.

New Orleans, November .. - The
Picayune's Arcadia special says Green
Gaines killed Samuel Turner this
afternoon. Turner, returning the fire,
shot George Holland (coloredl danger
ously. Gaines surrendered. Ii is
stated that Turner few days ago
chastised Gaines for going to his house
when he was absent, and using inn
proper language 10 Turner's family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
A Scene of Horror.

Boston, November 9.--This morn
ing oi'icer Kimball, hearing a
woman's cries from Bartlett place, en-
tered No. aud In q corner OF the
room there was an occupant of the
tenement named Mackintoch snfier.
ing from severe bruises. His wife was
IN the middle room, with her forehead
broken into, with other wounds, and
close by her lay Mrs. Frank Barklcy,
severely cut about the face. Mrs.
Mackintoch may die, as she is en-
ceitite. Frank Barklcy, husband OF
the woman injured, had separated
nom her. The assailant was arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
STANDARD TIME.
Difficulty of Its General Adoption by
the Railroads.

Chicago, November 9.--The Illinois
Central railroad management has de-
cided not TO adopt the new standard
time soon to 90 into effect, but l. get
ting out time schedule based OH Chi
cago time. The reason given for this
is that its numerous suburban trains
must necessarily he run on Chicago
time, and to run its other trains on diff
ferent time would mix mp matters and
increase the danger of accidents and
collisions between trains running by
the different schedules. If the city OF
Chicago should adopt the standard
time, the road win do likewise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10

/, essmens company ror' WORTH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10

Wool Medium, according 10 grade quality
aud condition, ~. 10 zoe, hue according -
grade, quality anu ronlllon,lN Ia ~. coarse,
according Ia gmde uulsliy Dnh condition, 10
qualify hnd condition, i3tOis; Mexican, af-
cording Ia grade, quality and condition, !.
10 ~. bury, loas, according ~ amount OF
burIs.
IiuDEs-No. iIhcnvy nlnt, dry y n l2i5c; No.
heavy lint, dry, y 70 lOlsg Mol, ilgnt hint,
"A b.plsc, No. =, lignt flint An $50 hRdly dRID-
PEbrHfEa - Nominal, season vpi. Deer
skins, y n 2ip1j; antelope shins, 4 - l0egh,
goat skins, .nCh lUe923; sheep pclts, according
10 amount vi wool, 2lce9up; shearlngs, ne
sheep isltH. "a 10 Blgi0c; Mexican sheer nelts,
improved lll7l2c; Mexican sheep Ebeflings.
be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
The PennsyIyania Deadlock.

Harrisburg, November 0.--The lie.
publican members OF the house ana
senate have decided 10 pursue the
same course in future rs in the past,
viz: 10 demand the acceptance OF the
senate apportionment bills, and early
final adjournment. The Democratic
senators aud representatives VIII con-
slider the situation Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
SPAIN.
, RrprnIIcAN pAMrnLEr.

Y Z
Madrid, November "a pamphlet
OF the secretary of the republican mil
itary association asserts that Gorilla
had determined, if the republican in
surrection of August had been success
ful, to shoot Meeret, now minister OF
the interior, and several generals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10

wutsuy-Ractined 81 mai61, "a por PROOF
sour mRAh, one year old, ~ az two years old;
s21oSh2 -; tltroe yeats old q oON2sA fancy
extra old whisky gt6ph
MigEs--tlarct, cas0,'s8 StAiO01 ~ rerqa0l-
ityi Cntawba, pcrgnllOn. p0,p ~ Port 81 qoeo
o 10; sherry. per GAL. 81 MG3 %; Madeira
per gal, q 6OiDa %; White wine, Ia cases.
~ ol@iO IN.
CHAMPAGNE "a. ". Mnmm y Coz Extra
Try, So 0ls9A2 10; HoidSick, Ia basket, So 700
~ "; Krug, Ia hasket, sa6 0)G8 W, Domestic
champagne, 81 n@li ~,
AiH-Stock n 20, per dor, e. 0N12 ~ Porter,
per dor, 81 uGWl -,
BorrI.rp Bsl;R--St. Louis auniis, 81. ", pts.
al2 50; BudNoisor, quarts sl2 pi PINS ~, ~;
Erlnngcr hpor, quarts, SIS ~; pIHta f;A ~.
Hchlltk milwaukee,. Quarts SO NJ oints sil a.:
Huh Punch $40 a; Anlheny 4 kuhn's prs
slg 90 pinN $3.50, u, Iltussn a sons cham
pagnc boor quarts sl2 W, plnis sl2jl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
The Zora Burns Case.

Lincoln. H., Nov ,mber 0.-,resti-
mony for defense in the Iora Burns
trial rested this morning after proving
an alibi for Carpenter on the night
preceding his arrest, aud thus contra
dieting the story told by one detec'
tive, and the state then began TO sub
nit testimony in rebuttal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10
ST. Louis.

F.. ST. Lovts, November ., - Flour - pun
and unchanged.
WltKATe-Lowcr and closed hrn; No. . red.
lC0Anl OK cash; D q ncccmber 1 OJi bid
for year, 0iSiNl Oii, january.
CogiS-ShRde hettrr, NJ uiftAlb cash; ii3t 10
Nv November; i2's Decomhog l4A@3iA Year.
tassGti2N January
uNrs-sslow, at iiSaeO1i cash, .6iS Novom
Der. 26is December; ny year. 2'a January,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10

THE REvoLrlN AREQUIpA.

ME EENVI1I y NhHE9WIIN'
Lima, November 9.-After the re-
ofsMontero's troops in Arequi7a,
Col. Raygado attacked the mu'ineers
and populace, killing seventy, includ-
ing the mayor OF the city. Gen. Can
evaro was killed by his own troops.
The whole CHILEAN expeditionary
force is in Arequipa. The Bolivian
amy is concentrating near Oruruo.
Montero is in d5olivin. Bolivia is
treating for peace with Chill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10

l IA ID .l9; T5Sloo feet on Fourth ~ q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10

Bark, Cinnamon, per mound, lGG-c' bark,
Peruvian, per pound, ibR3i, bcrnN 'er h,
lbAle; li.carbonata NJ soda per 10. imil q q y.
porns por 10, 2dpii castor oil per gall asHt Gs
Cinchonida, Per OK, sh0----, castillo aonp
(mottlcdl per n, e5gN cream tartar, s., T., per
pound, is0t-., chalk, lump, per uupNd, 2pN
calomcl, r. y w, per pound, iOsAt, oniomcl,
English, per pound, | lOiol -. rNiural hy>
dratp, 7SSpl s., cNiGrniorn, ~ O0 compose
epson salts, per pound, Noph, gum opium, per
pound, ~; gum cHmphor, ast--, morphine,
per uE,, q 70; murhno OIL golden ahsilO
quinine. Z. ~ W., per or, pi guinlao, Ter
man, ppr u, I 81,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-10

zoos; Ereic Condensed milk. sSec; crown,
S0s, Swiss, t0so.,
suspRirs--starch, so. Soap. common
ntc; German olive. SIC. Candles, mn boxes,
l5t.c; haivce, Ice, quarters. Ice. indigo. Sic NJ;
klueing, 3pofi.VO dozen, t,oloman's mustard,
si.icf 30 loren. MRccaroni, imported lSco;
American, sl.w box. Buckets, two hoops,
Al TNsf0 n dOfon.