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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
MAN ISLAND.
'eople Starving In Mid. Ocean
temporary Relief.

| III ria, November 1.-The
Il i sli Denison reports pass
Nv s = ON the 9th, and was
sja~adp oa l., asking iorprovisions
yer l H., The people, fourteen
IA nu uau nothing but wild hogs
nv and no ammunition on
SroLaahI,es schooner supplied pro-
S,re Iy 10 last ten days. The
III wiz .,ihpecting Il vessel from
n WIN provisions. III moth.
ar ,go since th' y must be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
~ AND scHorlEtp'
ERl'''. .r,ll 10 His Comrades
|iKs fs nc, New Commander

r,,euell 10 MS ~.
|irs l, Tss New Commander
:, =. IOuls. ,,,,.n..
| November i.-fhc '0''O"
,.,ar ,S division of the MIS-
a. November ist, 1885,
End d. Of the division :, OF II
Sccsanuacr 10 assume the
Slsad ss,Ord me by the prSss !,
s,ssnr Isr no. IL, dated at
sdthc army o'''' '''
=, the officers and sol
rast,S iase bad the honor to
.sH la' INST fourteen years,
ssepIs.,ssn import given by them
s.rsoa l. sub ofthi, division
,asial.''i 'command of 1t, hos
csaIlisa, the country west
,isu' sSs ever from the bound
yIsgah N.Y. n',ssessions on the
rs 4 Out ln ,lyer, in Texas. But
pGDcaV listed, aud the con
ssa'ae n',,,roads across the coun-
isnG r la.t begun. Since tnen,
n OnlS w.. non 80 far subdued
l,isr have 81. VI rormerly occupied
Iu,be ieii' si,iss' towns and cattle
Iien ,lsl' s s up, and railroads
NJ ba'sl a s In these. great
hen . .."n"s in this division
asethe ~, nOs s,rl,ye and important
ia fnl'f ', a ,hr.e many years il
/. nnn ngpo s Qualification that
ss rIy !. s't Engagements with my
stiEss, an to the private
tpfsi rllIl , l'"r,ice has been rem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

Waco Evening Day: The States.
man never liked Governor Ireland
any too well. And of late It has been
hitting him some rather ungenerous
licks. But the governor maintains
his equanimity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
,.aini. anna nnll yarni.hr.

PAINTS, per r,--While lead, no N; yellow
oIiS--Hoilcd liusccd IN bhis., 80 per gal;
raw d2cs nohtSinut, McNsl; tsh, hcS9,ic; spirits
turpcntinc, SIC; coal oil, - casoa, brilliant,
81 W; Brilliant, bills, l5c, Brilliant, III, s. ~;
lilo, rs 81 MOI Se -, 90. Eupion, hhe,, e,c.
per gnllouI kupion, >, eases, s. ~, lard oil,
T., eOSASSS; West Virgldia, 2OaNc.
NAnStsit fs--.Coral, UocCpsl IS pnr gal;
coach varnish. 9; 5000 ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

Austin Statesman Mr., Culbcrson's
disailcction arises, probably, in the old
story, that he has not always been u
Democrat II is one of the good things
10 he dyed in the woolp IL is u
theory TO which the Statesman is
earnestly attached.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

Kansas city


KANSAS CITY, November !. - WHEAT
Strohge, No. red So. cash; SjeiSY- nccem-
bet; S1l5 january.
ConN-Quiet; E@s7& asked cash; % No
yember and the ycr
LiyE STOCK.
CATTIl;- Reccipts 900; market active for
good grades; week aud IA shade OF for com
mon,
SunEi' - Receipts a.S0; market steady
ninoty-siN pound natives -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

BsSvgs-- No nesh offerings; no demand for
stock care cd over iyom yesterday Dir -
horf dull at ~ S1 on Tor Texas nd Colorado
hcci, Tls00]z for ordinary to choice steers
7AAWt.
SttSsi,- Receipts, $500. market dull and lie.
pressed .le@h % lNnhs slightly hrmcr 400
20; pens hot closed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

poutrgy-ions, ss s5aS ~ pcr dozen:
extra largo Young chickens, So Vkes -; TAr.
keys. a. uNGs o.. Geese, Ss ,bSO; uckw
81 hntlS o..
Euas--pcr dozen. SO.
Frcsh country on,,er, ssOs, g old butter, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

CittcAGo, November l.--CarrLs-R Receipts
h,rcp. market brisk on good duh on common
exports 3b41T ~. good To Ohucc sh piping,
t0a6 common to medium t,Ue1 AZ iangc
cailr steady Texas ~,
SaNEr--Kccoipts go; active: Inferior To
fair soAiSNe good, 30, choice, fOs Tex.
as, . 2Js'8 50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

potltoos.. northern, y barrcl ate onions,
northern bill, q 56snStN. sweet potatoes, Seto
IS per bushcl rurnirs, Nsai,e y og. Heaus,
n. 4. med, hhis,, ~ csc: large llinH, 6fGNse;
small butter, t,s'DSc. Pickles, medium, 50 ~
6l0 on n bhl,; halt hill, s,epa 51, l1Hs feet,
kits, 81 ~; cider, halt.hbl, sos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
Liquors.

WRisKY--Rcotircd n iO@i5p, Ms per proof
sunr mash, ono year old, 81 ~ Two yenrs old;
S2Oto2 -; ihroo years old n bA@s lG inney
eNtrn old whisky sieah
WlSEs--Claret oAan,rS h1rloO0, ~ pcrqual-
100; shorty, per pal,, 81 9tfS 90; Madeira
per gal, 81 01ta5 0J White wine, M cases,
VI OleoiO o.,
CiiAnpAoss-G, II. Mumm n o., Extra
Dry, alO OhdS. ~; Hcidsick, In eRrl el, 81 UOee
% ~; krug, IN basket, SO 01t9gN ~, Domestic
champagne, .; OOsDlhU,
ALr--Stook Ale, per dos., 81 OOes2 20; Porter,
per dor, 90 uusi2 %,
NOTIFIED liEER--sst, .ouis quarts, Sl2 10; pts.
ISrlnnger beer, quarts, sla 10; pintH az NJ.
SohlitH Milwaukee, Quarts fig ~ nints sl3 W;
Huh Pnnch Na ~; Anthony ~ kuhp's, qtA
sl2 10, piuts sl2 ~. II. Clnusen " = ms cham
payne beer, quarts slaOo pints tl25a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

Bluelng, SNy2i.O0 dozen. Cccinan's mustard.
Sl.tNQSi.1n dozen. Mnccaroni, imported, lSc'e:
American, SLIM box. BUCKETS. two hoops,
-ss.g n,dntan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

Orange Tribute: The Pamela Watch
man wants East Texas to nave soine
state Office at the next election h'gh'
enough, Tom Bowers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

HAY New country loose from wage, (.
s. tOs9n NJ YNr ton: Now corn, ibnhp cents !;
Oats, country, NcGlsC. fgan, SIC, yer ieo;
Chops, VI rs Yer "a ia 10y, SOpS,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
New York.

New York, November I.-aoney closed
al 2&
Prime mercantile paper CO..
sterling exchange, bankaOle bilis, dun,
81 1; sight ass.
Three per cent. bonds-l0PA.
Coupon !, tlGa--i.l49h
Coupons, ISL 1874
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

'whcnt, choice pc @sl ~, medium, solapo;
Interior. 6itpSOc, oats, HtfeAilec. Harley, ies
iac. Corn, i5@60c, Rye, Is fSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

Tie sales OF cotton futures here since De
c,,n,eT, ls-2 amount Ia oyor 100, "a, nm IN.
crease of about ms per cent. compared 10
previous year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

powder Blastiuv. u keg, tt Ride, " N.
s. o.; llnc y W. ~. gTN Ride. Shl4 ns., ~ 81;
shot-s4 10 q sack; IiucT shot. s93,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

The Fort Worth Weekly GANrrE
has been reduced to 81 per year. II is
u good paper and no mlstnke about II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
New York.
NV YORK. November l.--Coliop-Spot
~. d sfcndy and unchanged.
Liverpool.

Ityrrpoot. November l.--t otton-Spot
closed steady: SEINE stnies l-ibblghrT'
Middling lplandS .'"...''.''''''"
orleans .....s..'t...,bts
sales, i2,Oo0 American. y ,igJ Imports, fsp,
" Futures closed easier; Iea higher than ycs.
to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

MosEY.
Ngg ORLEANS, Nov. I.--Slght ON New
Yorl par; sterling u. u. tsi'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

Nsil., ratce, 81 %, Hoes. 81 v oaut. on Axes,
Collins, nDOs simmons, s0W; h1ikinsaek
O. o.; Amess shovels, y dor, sia0o. Horne
shcet, v kcg, 100; Bar Iron, Ss3 steel. 7c,
GN - I'm Plate. slhui Trace
chaius, 50 O0F duz; Tinware, 80 Y cont. On,
coffee Nuts ~ V cent of; Mnchlne bolts 10
accent. on: Carriage bolts. 20 aud 5 + ooai. OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

C'oFf.k-Spot. rtir; Rio nrmcr, ut la&er
lg't, optl, MS 10 Ice. higher and mtrly
active. RIO No. Z, spot, Gs
~U0AR--pull rciincs unsettled; standard
fss31ik; granulatedS a.,
Mo t.lN~SkS quiet aud steady. New orleans
ala .; Porto x cSS toib
liCE-Stoady, With moderate demand;
common "a rangOon 44miA.
luKI null at it'v0l :.
CTR MKArs-- Nomtnals long clear
LARu--fniu, Vt : satu5 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
NARRAGANsETr Park.

Providence, II. l., November L.
Eleven thousand people saw the
double team record o.l0 broken ut Mar
ragansett park to-day. The sky was
lowering, the air chilly, track III mag
niiicent condition. The contesiing
horses were II. b. Winship and H
ram Bruce, the latter the mate of Vel,
low Dock when she made her record
on this track one year ago. and Frank
and John Nay. Before the horses were
called. Frank sold for % to 40
or thirty-kve, and then ever after the
first heat betting was two to one, and
even more on III. b. Winship. Bar
naby's pair was not headed or forced
during the race, and showed the fast
est double team heats on record. OF
Keenan's pair Frank out-trotted ms
mate and broke Mt the critical POM;
II II. Winship and Hiram Bruce, |, !,
/; Frank and John Nay, >, :, :. Time
| ola 1.lG3 o;lla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

wnnxy steady nj m,

wuIsKY- Steady At ~.
CoRS MFAt,-null and lower ~ li
Provisions Easier, only small lnh trade.
poNK Quiet; iohOlng ~ 1919.
DuN +Air Ms,Ts S,rahy; boSc'l long clenr
o !; short ribs 0L.6i0'.; short clear sebj's.
B'CoN-- Lower long clear ~. sho,t rib
: @yt7 dal !; short clear is.0i7s,
III NMs-lbGl6
LAln-Highcr AZ ~.
LIVE srpCR,
CATTLE Receipts is .; hest pr1'lcs In ur-
gent dcmaau, hat common duh exporters
d 0 FtG 40. good 10 cho,oc hOG,ob u. medium
80 iair TOGO -, Texans HN, 10, ludiohs y
6OtDs -
-Uccsints i,l0l. good wanted naiI
TO good GNGS5s prime 3 SQ@i ~ Texans
5ON3 -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02


,,,rs, ~. enillpaily AMONG tic nsoDIDsfs.
I,i's e,,her,e n 10 have every member
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

elicited. the Jury returnan a ss e.. ~, ~
's'.,.ssd No, Herewith. Tho vic 81 tne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

ssstu pi
.diird were =
nrcss. the hl<iory Of
r,es could be 81
u at1 cfl.liI LII WHO th1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
sew York.

New NoRK, November l,-FtoUR Weak.
WRrNr---pct %. stcadv and unchanged;
Optton> npuned q to ~ lower: suhScQ ucntly
siew stronger aud advanced = closing nrm'
No, 2 rcd. lNtsAl ials.
ConN-spo,, v to &c. higher, options
opcncd 4 to - lover; later advanced y u l.
closing stronger, No ~hlte Sl @o', No.
b,N.e.Ails
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02
SPORTING.
Yesterdays Races at Brighton Beach
and Elsewhere.

~ Brighton Beach, November |.
Three-quarters ola mile for niaidens--
PlOver first; Palonia second; Puritan
third. Time, l:lSl.
One mile Brunswick first; Rean
second; Clarence third. Time, l:i5l.
Three-quarters of mile for two
year-olds --Lytton first; Orange Bios
som second; Caromel third. Time, las
Mile and quarter-Little Dan first;
Babcock second; Little Buttercup
third. Time, 3:l2i.
Mile and quarter over six hurdles
Rochester first; Major Wheeler
second; Badly third. Time, 2:5l!.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

xvsya .al1rsuei,Su ,,rc 1vst sWyg, nift pur
material shonid aiways be OF tbs BEST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-02

\, WOOL y, slcnay Win moacra'e Nomana I;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-25
NISCELLAN EOU0
The Great English Remedy

Ba never failin
cure for Nesvou
Debility, Exhasis-
ted v'ita'i y, SEM
in al Weakness.
l. st Manhood ,
Impo;ency. Pros
tat.rrhea, Paraly-
Sis aud ali the ter
r.bis e6octs of
Self Abuse, youth
full foliiess and ex-
cal.s0 IN, mQtYlyer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-25

years. such rs Los. 0t Memory, Lsssitude,
Nocturnal Emissions. AveTsions to Society.
Dimness o. Vision. Noises in the Head: the vita
au;d passing unObserved in the urine. and many
other diseases that lead to ln>anitv and Death.
DR. MINT who il q regular physician
(graduate Of the University Il Pennsylvaaia)
win agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for cas-, of this kind rs cal RES
ToRATIV = (uDder his special advice aud freat-
mentl will not cure. or for snything impure or
injurious found in it. BR. MINIlf. treats al
private dis. xses successful y without mercury
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine, IS. Price u
VITAL RESTOk .TIvt, s. . bottle, or ur
times the quantity. $40; sent 70 address
upon receipt of p ice, roo D, secufe f., NJ
observation and in private nAn If desired, by
T.. A. MiNTIE. NJ D.,
IL Kearney t., San ranc.soo, Cal
SsErLE OrTLE FREE will be sent to any
ono applying by letter, 8 ati"g symptoms sex
and aga strict secrecy in regard TO ali busl-
ueas transactions
hK. MiNTIE'S KIDNEY e iMEDG-NEP-
HRErICUN cures all kinds o. kidney and
bladder complaint, gonorrtnea g,ee', leucor-
rhoea For sale by III druggists; 81 bottle;
nix bott e. for Is.
DR. MIN1IE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspe, STA and Bill io,is cure
ln the market For sale i,y all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
ORDERS TO ARMY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Lieutenant Thomas
Cse 9th Cavalry has been ordered to report to the
superintendent Mounted Recruiting Service, Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-; Lieutenant Colonel Henry NJ Robert
corps OF engineers to proceed from Oswego n. Y, to
Fort Montgomery, n Y, public business Major James
W. scully quarternaster relieved from duty at Fort
Adams r. L. and ordered to repair TO NewOrleans, La
and relieve Captain Edward j. Strang, assistant quarter
master; Captain strang will remain In NewOrleans and
settle his accounts with the United States
The following changes in the stations and duties Of
officers of the Ordnance Department have been ordered
Major Isaac Arnold jr, relieved from the command Of
the indianapolis Arsenal and TO command OF the
San Antonio Arsenal; Captain John A. Kress, relieved
from the command OF the San Antonio Arsenal and TO
sumo command OF the Indianapolis Arseual Captain John
f. Greer, relieved from duty at the National ArmOry,
Springfield and TO report 10 the commanding general
Department OF the Missouri.
Captain Charles Bird assistant Quartermaster relieved
from duty I'm the Department Of Dakota and win proceed
70 Headquarters Department OF the Columbia; Captain
Thomas B. Hunt, assistant quart eTmastcr has been
ordered tO report by letter to Bgader General Alfred H.
Terry president OF the Retiring Board convened at Fort
Smelling, Mimi, October g. 1888 The leave of absence
granted First Lieutenant Thomas q. Townsend 9th IN
fantry, September ~, 1893, has been extended two
months. Second Lieutenant Frank b. Andrus 4th In
fantTY has been detailed for instruction at the School OF
Application for Infantry and Cavalry, at Fort Leayen
worth, Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
AFFAIRS IN TIED DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Oct. 1S.-It is understood that Sir
John A. Macdonald Prime Minister proposes 10 seek free
dom from great labor by taking the Presidency Of the
Council retaining control Of the Indian Department, but
reliuquishing the office Of Minister Of the Interior is
understood tlat ths Hon Mr. MACPHERSON. who has long
been acting Minister Of the Interior, viii become the
actual Minister.
All the members of the Cabinet who viii depart
before the end Uf the the Marquis Of Ltn-
downc There will bc u general illumination IN this city
on Monday evening in honor Of bis arrival.
The shipments Of sawu lumber from this port 10 the
Unit states for the eight months ended August 81
arnouncd 10 Q7 1873 900 feet, valued at ~ Bells.
ToroNro. oct ls-An aged couple were married here
TODAY George Mclaughlin, the groom, being eighty
three and his bride uiucty years OF age,
IuSUoN ont, oct. 1s.-Bl-hOp Sullivan, who f. IN
England sends 4 cable message this morning declining
an election 10 the BshOpTic OF Huron.
Io>If,S oct 1S.-The bullion iRlOGOOOj Withdrawn
nom the Bank OF England yesterday for shipment 10
Caiaga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
CRIME IN IRELAND

DUBLIN Oct. 1S.-Dr. Thomas Z. Webb, O. c.,
and Mr.. McInerney have been engaged to defend
Poole, the informer, who is to be tried at the No
vember Assizes for the murder of Kenny. Large
sums of money have been received from America to
aid in the defence of Poole. The informer Lamie,
who was arrested last week to prevent him from
leaving the country, will it is expected, give inn
portant testimony in this case.
DUBLIN Oct. 1S.-Police Inspector French, be-
longing to the Detective Department of this city,
has obtained writ against Tie United ireland to
recover damages for the publication of statement
that he had abscOnded, taking with him moneys
belonging to the Secret Service fund. he United
Ireland promises to furnish some startling expos
uTes in connection with the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

PmLADEIPIIA, Oct. ls.-'Gho official report of
the anthracite coal tonnage OF al ne cqiSg e9mPaSs & i%
25 278 tons compared with the correspond
ing period last year.
THE ST LOUIS POLICE TROUBLES.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ls.-Goyernor Crttenden viii be
poIeo Condct The Governor had consiation win ne
Pcc Commissioners to-day They made hun acquainted vi
sustain saSii Saii the Commssioaars @ r5ccnt action
DAMAGED IN A COLLISION AT LEA.
BOsTON Oct. ls.-'rhe United states steamer
Powhaan captain Matthews irom HaliaT, n ;, arrived
here today IN tow the schooner Druid with which she
TsRE TsREd in'G The S't' schooner badly damaged
sIGNALs OF DISTRESS Ar Bo9N IsLANED
yd rm R%og4y Go6 S TSa .saa az sa d here wn to
We unable TO hema the vessel Was leaking
CONSOLIDATION OF TELEPHONE COMPANIES,
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. lS.-At a meeting OF the
ToIed 10 ioa In the consolidation Of
England telephone companies with tho American boh Iee
'"''' G0oD COTTON CROP IN ONE COUNTY
JACKSON Miss, Oct. ls.-lnformation from trust,
oi be- over ten per that OF last oYor halt Of
the crop has been gathered
CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-Slx members OF the Corcan
Embassy arrived here last night TlHy departed oi san
yaiso9 i&a and iaenc@ %5,S pToceod to CorcS
BUCKET SHOPS DEPRIyED OF BUSINESS. BUS NESS
stock azGIpsf @ ONE @ 9i not s deal NJ Board Of Trade
gave the quoaions bucket shops Will close their
doors.
WATERBURY NEARLY WITHOUT WATER.
WATERBURY, Conn, Oct. lS.-lhls city ~
threatened with serious water famine one reservoir -
spy another contains only six feet Oi water while the ti
\, len inc hes below highwatcT marx.
A STORM on LAKE MICHIGAN
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. lS.-Lake Michigan was
yep Yesterday by violent southeast gale The schooner
cc ran against the pier at SheDOgan and Was broken TO
pieces The was saved.
THE FEVER AT BREwToN.
MOBILF Ala, Oct lS.--One death and three new
cases OF reported at BTewtOn today C0nrbn
tons are being sent N freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
WASHINGTON NOTES,

WAsHNGTON, Thursday. oct 1S 1888.
A NEW NATIOSAL BASK.-The Controller OF the Cur
rpucy to-day authorized the Farmer. National Bank OF
Franklin, Tenn, TO begin business with q capital OF
$4,000.
been informed that the sections Of the electrical tower
which IS 10 bc erected In Hell Gate NewNOrk will prob
ably be shipped from Mount Vernon, Ohio, this week
ArPONTED CHIEP CLERK.-William sOmerville OF MI
npis was to-day appointed Chief Clerk OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau aud WOlcOtt Lay, NJ NewIrrsey, who
has been for time acting IN that capacity ap-
pointed Internal Revenue Agent
Two PATENT DECI-GoNs.-The Commissioner OF Patents
ha decided that in application for design patent,
claim merely portion Of the design cdpIJeOf being
attached connected with different forms 10 make up an
entire whole Is iuadmls~abc. The clam must be re-
stctcd tO the entire design and distinctive segregnDe,
integral parts thereof The Commissioner has also ruled
that proceedings in interference shall not be- delayed
because Of controversy I'm CUurt 10 the ownership Of "A
patent unless appears that the interfering applicant
Will suffer thvTCfIOm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
FRANCE CHINA AND ANAM.
TROOPS LANDED AT wHANIPOA.

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-A dispatch to Reuters Tee-
gram Company from Hong-Kong says the Govern
ment of China is actively preparing TO close the
port of Canton. The troops which recently EN-
barked at Lung-Mun, on the northern frontier OF
Tonauin, have been landed at Whampoa They
are for the purpose of blocking Canton. The Bogue
posts on the Canton River are being provisioncd.
PARIS, Oct. lS-M. Challemel-Lacour, Minister of
Foreign Affairs has submitted to the Cabinet re-
port on the military situation in IOnquin and the
present state of the negotiations with reference 10
Tonuuin The report will be submitted to the
Chamber
PARIS, Oct. ls.-One hundred and fifty AnaInite
convicts employed in the work of erecting
lighthouse on the island Of PoolO-Condor l2O
miles east of Point CambOdia, aud belonging
to French Cochin China, mutinied, murdered n
Frenchman and q native waTdcT and seriously
injured another Frenchman. Sixty Of the
conyicts then seized arms and stores and went
away in boats. The rest of the mutiuecrs He'd to
10 tile woods and hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
THE ADMISsI0N or 4ONTAN4.
A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 1S.-Among the ques-
tons likely to engage the attention Of Congress a Its next
session will be the admission OF Montana into the Union
Last winter the Legislative Assembly OF the Territory
adopted a resolution providing for the election OF dele
gates 10 a constitutional convention The election OF
these delegates IL now being held Among those already
chosen are j. Schuyler Crosby Governor Of the Territory
D. H. Weston Territorial Treasurer and Alexander u
Botkn Republican candidate for Congress last ialI'
Tho convention Is 10 consist Of fortynyc delegates.
The constitution drawn mp by the convention VIII DC
submitted to the vote OF the people al the election III NO
vcmbcr 1884 If It Is ratified II will be submitted 10
Congress with petition for the admission OF the Ter
ritory VIII the Territory be admitted There is one fa
yOrablc feature The claim Of Dakota 10 be admitted ~
State too strong 10 be easily denied Yet "a scaCeB
gupp0sabc that the Democratic House OF Representatives
viii add tWO.rpuhcaus 10 the Senate and three 10 lhe
Electoral College unless Offset can be found For TINS
tbcv must look 10 Montana, which has always given Dem
ocrtIc malnrltic- The admission Of Montana and DAKOTA
M once f. therefore possible. At the election last ra
Montana cast over $4,000 votes This year the Increase
of its population has beu rapid and IN the two wears
that Tusf cap-e before admission can be accomplished
the Territory will undoubtedly attain population ol