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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

yellow clarified 70Tl; choice white
clarified 79@S; graduated 81. Mo-
lasses, steady with good demand.
Rice quiet and unchanged. Bran
higher at IS. Cotton seed oil, yellow
refined steady and unchanged: Others
unchanged. Sight exchange on New
York par; sterling exchanged. b.
4SOI@4SOl.
Galveston.
Galveston, January l0.-Spots closed
easy; middling % sales 2,l5O.
Chicago.
Chicago, January l0.-Hogs-Re.
celpts, 1000. Opened strong and
active, but closed weak, with 5000 I'M
sold. Mixed, 60(a.5 %; heavy, 6@6 s.;
light, 5 70Gf6 80.
Cattle Receipts, $500. Weak and
lower with excessive supply. Prime
stock scarce and quoted at 5 9Oa6 %;
good to choice, 8 20@5 so; common 10
fair, 4@6 10; butchers, 20C14 20:
stockers and feeders, l0@4 so.
eep-Receipts, 1000. Dull and
lower; supply excessive. Inferior to
lalr, 7o(G3 10; medium to good, 4 15G,
,5i choice to extra, 4 S5M5 40.
iolir steady and firm. Wheat nm
settled and generally lower: regular
S1sg974 January; 972M9S FEBRUARY
oSi March; No r. w. 80. Corn nm,
settled and generally higher; 56}0S57
cash; 81 January; 5iI February. PORK
active, but shade lower; $l7 15m
!, ~ cash; SIT l0@17 Is January
" 24@l7 80 February. Lard
steady, fair demand 10 Asa 10 47i
cash; 10 52l@l0 80 February. Bulk
meats steady and unchanged. Whisky
steady and unchanged at 81 l6.
Kansas City. Mo-, January 10
w neat higher; No red S536S Sc cash.
81 March. Hogs-receipts 500,
M shade off, ranging from 20
tao 80; bulk sales 5 90@6 Is. Sheen
receipts 1000; market quiet; natives
averaging lO6 pounds: sold at so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

THE st. Louis Repubiicdn threat
ened that the Chicago Tribune should
be "pilloried in a category II certain
retractions were not made, and the last
named journal not desiring to undergo
suck nm ordeal has retracted. A paper
or anything resident In Chicago and
which has withstood the fiery ordeal
attached thereto should not be tender.
footed about being ''pilloried in a cate.
cory But the st. Louis journalistic
trouble does not stop here. The
Republican made some ugly remarks
about the editor ofthc Post Dispatch In
connection with the Communicative
BACK affair, and even accused the last
named paper of bearing false witness
against liz nelghbors, which Is direct
violation OF the orthodox teachings of
the Republicans Bible, and the P.-D,
comes back with the announcement
That the KNApP proprictors of the
Republican have been prosecuting
Colonel CochERIIa FOR many moons.
and says athcy began In their pa
per first with deliberate lies
touching his character aud history
The G,-D. will doubtless tell tho
KNApps that they are another. sad
tho prospects for tragedy or back
down, are just now about ~ brilliant
ms an electric light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
The WEEKLY NEN
WILL BE ISSUED by THE
Cincinnati News PlllisiiN|
THE FIRST WEEK IN JANUARI|
THE FIRST WEEK IN JANUARI

1t will be a Democratic paper devo,
Polltics, News, Markets, Agricuiture
Literature, and will be edited witt
paper. i"'
NJ AS new candidate for public favor.
EEhLf NEWS will cater to the ia
lmenls OF lis readers. 1t will thorough
cuss al llVe questions of the day. Itwtl
par,icuiar attention to the gatheringoS
various market reports. In the inteaj
.ne farmer, a goodly space will Md.ft
70 agriculture. General literature ssd Z
Gus matters fitted for the family uplt \
comprise an important department =
paper, ana IL Will be the purpose OF thd,
nsement TO so edit and publish IKE via
MEmS as 70 commend it to and msk
"TT,UoiHe visitor 10 every household
containing sixty-four columns y readInf3
paper. va
IN order to reach all classes. It Whit
ri The following low
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: X
single Copy, One Year.
a sIuo OF Ten Copies mailed 10 one POI q
of1ice, One Year. &
a p sino OF Twenty Copies, mailed to ON
, Vstoulce, one year..........,..,....
a Siub OF thirty Copies, mailed 10 on
f0stoiflce, One Year.
a p siuo ct Forty Copies, mailed 10 or
Iostoiiice, One Year.
Gnu Gnu large Clubs at the rate of Is ce53
copy per Annrm,
Anu; IN addition THE WEEKLY NEnX
- n, mailed Jree for one year to any perss.
,,,hs aaise club o: twenty or more r.
at one postofiice. and Nf1
49, "a lies anu address with the rt&4
mount OF money, as per n bove table 4 4!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
Mexican Trade.

II IL announced by cable that an,
effort I. being made by England to
take away from America her Mexican
trade Mr.. LIONEL GARDEN, the En-
glish agent at Havana is now in Mex
ice for the purpose of finding new
market for the English cotton fabrics.
In view of the fact that the regular
diplomatic intercourse between Mex
leo and England has been suspended
since 1867, the agent Of England will
first have 10 busy himself to get that
restored. Ii Is argued that If France
could forgive Mexico, England surely
could, but the question arises, can
Mexico forgive England? Sir CHARLES
dixie expresses the view that Mexico
Is jealous of the influence which the
United States are acquiring, and, con-
sequently, wants to encourage the in
vestment of English capital. These
views are not sustained, however, by
the facts, NJ the most prosperous Mexi
can towns and its wealthiest sections
are becoming thoroughly American.
lied by the influx OF both American
citizens and American capital. and
Sir CHARLES will doubtless find It
somewhat difficult to give new read
ing to the doctrine OF manifest destiny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
Severe on England,

II appears from the Congressional
Record that the Jersey Lily has been
disturbing the peaceful monotony of
the house of representatives In execu.
live convention assembled ut Wash.
ington, District of Columbia.
Mr.. ROBINSON OF Brooklyn started
from a dreamy reverio the other day
and jumping TO his feet proceeded 10
ventilate his ideas on the homage paid
by American manhood iothc pensloned
profligatcs of court favor. The
Record quotes him as saying
among other better things, that this
was only one OF the follies which indi.
cate the pymmia, the malaria that are
dosing us to death. He concludes
This Worship OF everything English is a new
ana dangerous disease. Our government MAS
founded IN opposition toeyory thing English.
itepublicanism can DO prt.eryed only by
presrrsins mat healthy hatred OF evcryihins
any hatred 81 Englishmen. We owe them
pity. not hatred. What l. there IN Engiish !
royalty or English mobility that mn
American can admiref Their families /
are not respectable. No respectable I
society. Is II desirable that We shamIa
efHct our American mnnhood In Che worship
y nythhng English, whether In tho way OF a
,nvuiente lord or Nero pro d IL ate Represent
ltive ~ english nobility coming over To de-
no'n''xs our stage and corrupt oar society ?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
THE SUNNY SOUTH.
Uo,sservant Reporter Doing up the
S 'N,s aud Industries of the GoniS

"A recent issue of the st: Louis Post
Dsst'osch contains the following:
II Is altogether probable that but
lew people in st. Louis-even amono
'he business classes-know the extent
ana magnitude of the great railway
system which stretches away from
our doors to the land of the Aztecs
we are all familiar with the Iron
Mountain and Southern Road. which
mas opened up to us the cotton and
cattle trade of Texas, but the connsc.
ions which have been addnd
10 mat stem, and which viii
eventually make vast undeveloned
empire tributary to st. Louis. are l;tt,,
Understood. We have sent n renrason.
atlVe OF the Post Dispoteh over Tho
great southern lines which const;t,,t to
.he great feature of what is known aS
Tie Gould System,n with vieu. as
demonstrating what energy and cant
tai are doing for our city H;s a.
ietter is published to-day. He viii
iihgerr along the way like an obseryont
traveller, picking up bits OF infnrn,a
ors Nv tnIh as the ruminative goat gath I
n,o w neroaceous substance from the /
',ioun.,'lh SIDE. be will tarrv at san
al Where two. civilizations meet
hno .,' Hre warmed by perpetual sun.
~ "lii penetrate TO Old Mexico and
,niInser among the historic memories of
monterey. telling how the enter
pdiaa'ns gf"tgo Is carrying his modern
~ auI's !hto Inc ancient capital. even
~ ~ ne S'orined the Bishops Palace tbir.
y inye years ago. He will peen ~
;iiines, wade through cattle ranches
aspect SOL and products, and nictnra
, NJ iiiihgling of the old and nov NJ IN
aso ny the Rio Grande dol 49, 80 I
terilaps he will take glance at III ~
sigehtilerous deposits OF ancient 6, NY
,ostnsa' and, returning TO Gal
,,ee'oii, give lis sketch Of a yyintn.
iiaS on tha cleaning sands of W. !
'nest oeaeh in the world Ha ny ,ne
urn up Mt New Orleans in ti,, my
s.eicome the carnival king and 80 ~
nc scores of st. Louisans WIZ nee
NY resort TO the Crescent Citr - ." ~
ingllng of the FOOLS hell A. a., NE
,o,r touched he will feel the ferr,,@,.
nw y "'.entt OF 81. Louis. for these
N n nJ al'u cities in the far South are
'x, ne,s MOOR. noors OF ours now. We shaII n
~ lhpeur ah interesting series of lettars e
,iard p,iioper time to read OF Arctic ax n
.n,,,Sp, Is when Sirius rages in ~, a
SKY CT August, ana tba ,; ,ne n
y ieau OF The cleaning sunshin anle o
ao,'' ~ orange groves and rli,tar;,
liz, .us, - when the snow lies n,o,s (,
Wy WI our own bleak hills 'n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
A CARNIVAL

Montreal, Quebec, January l0-Thc
mayor and corporation decided to
make Wednesday, the 2ith of Janu-
airy a civic holiday, on the occasion of
lie carnival of the winter sports.
There Is great activity in preparing
various amusements, showing, tobag-
canning, lacrosse, skating, etc.
Champ de Mars will be flooded for
skating purposes. A palace which is
to be built entirely Of huge blocks of
Ice Is pushed forward with great vigor
by no less than eight contractors,
Oi'iciai programmes of the carnival
which are very taking will be dis.
tributed, and the number of visitors is
likely to bc very large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
WISE COUNTY.
Newsy Items From Dccatur.
Correspondence of tho oiaro,le

correspondence of tho Gazette.
DECATUR, January 10, 1883,
The commissioners court to-day
provided for the vacancy caused by The
death of Lee Newton who was elected
county attorney at the late election.
t. r.. Corswell WAS the successful an.
plicant.
Amos prindles' little son
while handling y toy pis-
tol, received u painful wound
In the hand, slate pencil passing
through the hand.
Mrs, ). l.. Brown, Jr., Is danger
oqsiy i'll, and not expected TO survive
till morning
Carpenter House arrIvals-W. O
Cannon and lady Dallas; George q
Eaton, Galveston; NJ. Grundstein
gainesville; j. NJ Branon, Galveston,
H. j, Botto, st. Louis; Jasper \. Hnr.
vey. Weatherford; l.. c. Sparllnan, j
\ Knox, I. Il. Ciishee, city; A. i. Sin
clair, Paradise; +. Billings, Alv rtJ
e. Carpenter city; t, II. Kellogg, Den.
yer, Colorado,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
OFFICERS ELECTED,

New York, January l0.-At the
meeting of the New York Associated
Press held this evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year President, George Jones of the
no'es' secretary, Whitelaw Reid of
the tribune; executive committee (:
Cyrus w. Field of the Express. WIN.
Henry Hurlbut of the World, and Ds.
vid NJ, stone of the journal Of Com
merce.
The new organization of the New
York Associated Press to-day, is re-
garded as favorable to the recent agree
ment for u joint management. Mr..
zones, proprietor af the Times, a large
ana prosperous paper, Is brought to
the 'front.' as president, and an execu-
tive committee, composed of practical
men, II also secured. 1t is due Mr.,
Jones TO add that he received the vote
OF every member excepting himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

TuE issue of the Stephenvillo En-
pire OF January 9Th was n splendid one
Ia flfty.six column, filled with matter
that must rebound to the material az
vantage OF Erath county. The En-
rirc never sends out an inferior issue
but the last number wns exceptionally
good, and the good people OF Erath
will mistake their duty to themselves
fthey do not accord such enterprise
n generous support.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
PARKER COUNTY.
correspondence OF the Gazette.
WEApyIEIgE nun rax Innn,

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WEArHERFoHD, Tex, January 10.
The opposition has been taken off
from the stage line to Granbury and
Weathcrford Mr.. Thos. l.. Mullins
has bought.out Lewis, Carson 4 James.
Oificer II. &. Rratton received, yes
terday. from his old home in Missouri
an elegantly morocco bound Bible. n
New Years present from his faithful
mother. Mr.. Bratton's appearance on
relieving IL was proof positive of his
nigh appreciation of the token OF n
mothers deathless love. Dave is n
worthy young man, and devoted son
ana well may his mother he proud to
send him such token of remcm-
brancc.
Our faithful city marshal, James
Mccall, and Mr.. sam. Finley of the
Texas Express Company, went out
bird hunting yesterday, and killed
lots Of time.
ID, l.. Malone, representing the large
wholesale clothing house of VOORHEES,
Miller K Rupel, Cincinnati. Ohio. Ia
stopping at the Carson & Lewis House
lie IL tirst-class salesman, and n
most excellent gentleman. w. l..
Graves of the q lAErrE WINS IN town
last night
Mr. f. Y, Dlsmuth has been quite
III FOR some time, caused 10y the forma-
ZION OF nm abSccss over his stomach.
This morning, DIR. w. G. Milliken,
assisted by Dr. NJ. +. Emanuel, opcr-
ated upon him, and drew considerable
matter from the formation.
MI. sam. II. Milliken returned from
Dallas last night, where he had been
attending the Federal court.
Mr.. I'D. A. McGohee, one of the
most prominent society young men in
Weatherford, leaves tonight for Abb.
iene, prospecting. No young man
who has ever lived here has made
more friends, and his friends regret
exceedingly to lose him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
In the rush Of telcgaphic matter

In the rush OF telegraphic matter
received by the GAZETTE Tuesday
night, the report Of the morning ses-
sion OF the house Of representatives at
Austin was inadvertently lcft out Of
Its columns, though 1t was received in
full. Our readers are promised that
such an oversight shall not occur
again as full repors Of both houses are
wired to this paper daily by com
potent corps Of corresponding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

The report of the terrible fire and
loss of life which occurred yesterday
morning mt Milwaukee Is another
human wall for more effective laws In
the construction of public buildings.
The large number OF fires which have
occurred during the past few days ~
alarming and viii arouse a popular
feeling which may serve to protect
property as well as lives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
RAILROAD Ass0clhTl0N

New York, January 10. A railroad
and public contractor representing
$50, 600 capital organized an asso-
citation to-day to be known as the Con-
tractors Association of the United
States. Any railroad is eligible To
membership by the payment of $50
fee. The object Is to promote friendly
feeling and agree upon n uniform syi-
ten of carrying on contract business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
PRESS MARKET REPORT.
New York.

New York, January l0.--Money
otgo prime mercantile paper 55@6;
bar silver 1901; exchange steady. SOY
long, SAY sight; governments dull.
stocks dull without particular change
except Wabash, which advanced one
9 ,sa extended lO2, AS llSl, As ll9I, IS
New York, January lo.-Cotton
quiet-Firm-Sales PA; uplands. lol.
Orleans, 10 5-l6. -
Futures quiet, Fl m january. 10 o..
February, 10 10; March, 10 al,
April, 10 40; May, 10 go; June. 10 20
New York, January lO.-Cotton-
STEADY at 10 3-l6@ l0S.
Futures-Weak; January 10 OF. Feb.
ruary 10 10; March 10 %: April 10 "a.
gust 10 81. - 1'u'
tiour-,F Firm and unchanged; Coffee
quiet and unchanged. Sugar dull and
weak; fair to good refining 6!@l7 l-I6
Molasses quiet but steady; Texas l4G1
New York, January l0.--Money 70
.; closed 3(Gi; prime mercantile naner
2,3@o; sterling exchange b b strong
4sl sight 4S5l; IS 1Oll, extended 5s
lo2i 4t coupons llas; As coupons ilos.
st. Louis.
81 Louis, Missouri, January 10 Il
lotion !, ooh steady; middling 81: receipts
st, Louis, January 4.-Cotton
steady; middling. %; sales, zoo. "a,
ceiPts, 800; shipments, $50; Stock
oo,4oo' Corn meal, dull, . 25. Whisky
steady, II. Flour, firm. unchon~ed !
Wheat, higher and active; No > rad
, w cash, O2sGll 03: January
! 2og,l 2Ds@l; February. 81 |
"a Oi4 March. Corn aotive-hirber
az 4S(alss February; 10 March, Oats
higner, ut 3ss cash. Pork easier
10 40 bid for cash, Is IS bid for I,nnnrn
ana February. Lard higher. l0l Xii
l5uik meat iirmer; long clear and short
RIO 50, short clear 0 % asked e.,
cash lots loose. Bacon dull. short rih
VIC ~, short clear l0l(a lOl.
Cattle receipts 300. Liberal su,,
ply ana unfavorable advices from, tbo
east depressed the market Iich,
shipping steers sold at 4 loGIie5.
heavy ditto zoos 30: exporters ro U'
inally I0Gf6 90; butcher steers 2 -
! 9u; common 10 fair mixed lois > r5Seet
; 20 good to choice 8 500 90. stooi 49,
and feeders 00634 Is.
Hogs- receipts 5000: active Arm.
lshl o.'Ota 10; packing o. 00G, 20. hntchl
ers to extra 6. zoe 80. N"'oi'- [
Sheep--receipts 800: firm. good do /;
manu- common 10 medium & o5s; w. ,
air To good 4.00Gi -; primo to So, 80,
heaVy S.O0@5.50; Texas >. 75G / X ""
Liverpool.
Liverpool, January N co,.
'seadyi uplands 5ll-l8; orleans Is' '
eeelpts ;, loo; sales II. 900. ~ ,
Liverpool, January IN go,
'.'s,sdy uplands spot lilo, orleena
isIlo sales l2,OO9; export and snec.
nation 900; American g5oo.
'eipts ), loo American $50 I
Breadstutis quiet.
New Orleans. i
New Orleans, La. January Ia
'o ,non steady; middling Of: feceints
New Orleans, January l0.-cotton h
suie, out steady; middling 9S' Low. !
iliuuitng VI; good ordinary 81 nat nv u
v'ps is,SSs; gross l4l7I: exnarts - 4
'teas britain i95, France I, NJ e,' !"
~ .,-'o, sales 1908; stock sl6. a5I :,
.a ~" orleans, La, January M
80 n5niher MT III. Lard. tinnar.
I sa;s sieree Y; keg lll. Bulk met,
lur ueinpnd, shoulders loosa 60 80 u
n az %; clear rib and Iong 49, 49, q,
- 's@"' sugar in good demand. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
Rail R0an soIn.

indianapolis, lad, January TO-
The Columbus, Chicago and Indian
apolis Central railroad was sold to-
day by United States Commissioner
w. III. Fisback, on foreclosure of mort
cages, to 4 committee representing the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
Sl3,500,0o0. A deposit of 81 900, 900 of
the mortgage bonds was required by
order Of the court, and 1t was deposited
with the commissioner as a mark Of
the good faith Of the bidders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
YOUNG CRIMINAL

Boston, January l0.--Chafles L..
Brown, a fourteen-year-old lad en-.
ployed in the office of the deputy sher-
III, was found on the floor of the office
handcufled and with n gag Of newspa-
pers IN his mouth. An attempt was
made to open the safe, the lad said, by
two men, who bound him, but he
finally confessed that he tempered
with the safe and then bound and
gagged himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
THE PASSION PLAY.
saimi Morsc Applies to the Court. Ia ,,,~
pei the Mayor 10 Grant Hin, n Iicen,r'

s"imi Morso Applies to the Court. To Con-.
pei the Mayor TO Grant Him iicensr.
New NoIk, January G.-~Mr. Salmi
Morse and his counsel, William n
Howe, appeared to-day in the sunerior
court heiore Judge lngrahan, who Is
sitting NJ u special term, to make an
application Tor u mandamus 10 compel
the mayor OF the city, Franklin En-
son, to grant Mr. Morse a license IA
open the hall In West Twenty-,hird
street, where he says he intcnis To give
and exhibit certain interludes. TRACE
uies, comedies, operas, ballets, plays.
mrces minstrelsy and other cnterteaip.
inents OF the stage Mayor Edison ro-
fused to grant the license upon the
ground that he had been informrl
that Mr.. Morse intended 10 produces
the Passion Play Mr.. Morse nj.
lcges In his petition that lie has OK.
pended n great amount OF money I'm
hitting up his premises and has made
contracts with persons To perform. and
unless he secures n license he viii IN
greatly injured. Mr.. Morse, throneh
his counsel, stated 10 the mnyor Inn
the rumor that he was about 10 nros
duce the Passion p!ayp WAS MI .
conjecture. He therefore claims
that no has the right 10 n
mandainus to compel the mayor 10
grant him license, Mr.. Howe said
what was asked was an order TO show
why a mandamus should moi he
granted. In 81. Barnas church. he
said, they were now playing somethins
similar 10 that which Is now PROMISED
by Mr. Morse. Mr.. Morse, he added
does intend TO produce the Passion
Play" and.that is his only sbject. An
order In blank form was then handed
up to Judge lngmham and he signed
t. The order directs that the mayor
show cause on "Wednesday next M a /
special term Of the superior court why
mandamus should not issue. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
The Champion Gourd. Raiser

Miss Mollie Z. Crippin, living Mt
ERIN station, Tennessee, claims 10 he
me champion gourd-raises lin num.
oersl IN Knox county. From a single
vine the past season she raised i25
gourds' They are ofthe variety known
as the siphon or dipper-gourd. She also
raised several specimens of Tho Egvn'
- inches. 7"''"s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

CONGRESSMAN BLAcKBuRN says
the civil service reform bin Is fraud,
and that Mr.. REAGAN told the plain
truth about II In the house and praises
his courage in so doing. He voted for
the bill at first, but believing II TO be
piece OF political trlckery, he changed
his vote. He does not believe II will
give any substantial relief, but as Mr..
BLAcKpuRN cannot forescc the politi.
cal result of all things, let us hope he
js6n error concerning this bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

Queen Victoria has her own parlis !.
mentary reporter, and whether She IL
az Windsor, Balmoral, or in the Isle az
Wight, she Is acquainted with tile prc-
ceedings OF both houses long before
asy OF her subjects. On ordinary oc.
casions brief abstracts of the debate
arc telgraphed to her majesty: but.
should the discussion be ofexceptionai
Importance, fuller reports are sent and
continued down 10 the close of the
debate and the taking OF the division.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

Inc handsomest present OF the sem
son was y check for $4,000 on tbs
fark National Bank, sent by NJ
James jackson Of New Orleans 10 III
son-iii-law, Mr.. William REAGAN ~,
Atlanta, Ga II is needless To- remarr
tpat Air. Jackson is modern father.
, ,., ana sets an example richly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

The New York Herald had ~ Gam
pies OF New York lager analyzed. and
nothing deleterious to health could hc
found in them. Tbs experiments
were, however, conducted on a purely
scien.lilc basis. We don't think The
experiment OF drinking il vas tried y
That's u remark from tn. Philadelphi.
Nt'es, which Is evidently densely liz.
nerant Of New York experts,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11
DAMAGES.

Newark, January l0.-The jury re-
turned verdict Of SIS, 900 against the
New York and Long Branch Railroad
in the case OF e.. NJ. Woodruff, who
was killed in the disaster at Parker's
Creek, near Long Branch, last sum
iner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-11

Mrs Garfield has set apart one large
room IN her new house in Cleveland
ono, Tor the preservation and dIsplay
OF ihe humorous tributes of afiection
ana respect received by President Oar.
nsid during his Illness and by her ate,