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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

LutBER-Rough lumber. boxing, IL inohss
and under, trst~cIaas. t2l; stripping. Ms, eni
boxing and flooring, clears, VIZ. thick clears
~ and ~. ~: rough lumber. second cless
SIS ioisL and scantiins, culis, SIS.
bfDINg--First conlInou white pine, w "
second do. so third do, G25; poplar, tle00D
n 90 n.iiys pine X; ~ so 40 X. ea5; nstiss
DHx,sixD Lunpxn- BOXING IL inches ana
under, t2s 0cfe23 90 DO ~, t8 0vg4 uo
seartlne, joist .tf any oyn,moD iumnsr
US UD4,zs 10: boxing over "a Inches. gNvl4
second GLASS. any kind. e2I COOS ~.
DRnseED AND MAJuHED FLooEfs0-F1rnb
cllxs, W.: Hocopd class, t7l.
WHITE PfnE FuRHIBnIro LpnHEH--lx, ~
and Inch white pine. gro; inch do. 3b3.
CEsLfhn--BEADru OK PIAfH--FiIet COM
mon white pine. Is Hs2.bo. "a do. esQ; "a 40, ~;
poplar, " ~ 101s2}.50 poplar, ", s22.tO86 ~
| naiive pins *, 323f0 do. ", VIZ.
PcPLhn Ityhssx--iH, N and 2 Inch, w.
sBisGIss- wbi,o Pine A. Is; do shaded A.
brand, e5: do no, ., tltc DO No. d. Ss.5S nAlivs
1 saved heart, s4.ys saph, ts,2j.
Piun KIN. = While pino. dressed and hsade4,
square Or nai,sG yellow pine do "; isth.
LIng, cExxsr. ETo.--l Lime, Austin, q 9
par bbl. Ceuent. Louisville o. Kpsernit: ~
Per bbl. fo1tla96. 5t76 Per 6hl. tln9tSr kayls :.
1ihls s;I q. y; ~ w y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, boo; bark
Peruvian. per pound, 500; borax per 10
perus per NJ, ga; castor oil, y gal. bSetl 90.
cinchonids, per ounce, 70dsOr.: castillo sos p
tnotuedl. per %, oepe; cream tartar. O. r, per
pound, 4Odi.; chalk, ir,np, Per pound, & 3
allomel, p. - w, per pound. 7n@e9; cai0p,l
'sr~''4e -. ,,a... ,yrpi " ,ShlorM oa nS
drats 6@i Is; chlorofori.., w,
nosition powder 5000; doyers powders. -,
epson salts, pei pound. 800 gum opium Per
per ounce,ti3 2,a3 70; mncbine oil, golden, Rs
eDi0 quinine, L. q W. per OF. 800; quinlne,
German, per on. 1901 ih; potash, bromide,
iO61ab iodide. IS: ohlOrate. 4ln2b Alum, ic;
spirits turpentine, Doc; Linseed oil, 67@,2c,
Flour sulphur, id5c; Essential oils. ~. Lonit
| list; strictly pure white lead, ~. Patent
IS per cent. on: Prescription vinls, per care
SO and 10 per Ct. OF; do, broken, so per ct. OH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS. April lS-FLouR
Quiet but steady; family 25si 6s higher
grades 5 .5db -. ,,,
CORN In fair demand; mixed Oh; white
g5d00. ,<a.c
OARS In good demand and higher, tilza IA 10 10.
HAY-scarc ana wanted prime 10 oJ@lso''
choice q 10.
PRovIsIoNs.
CORR Mai Higher and scarce, 9)gSO'.
Pork Scarce and firm at H..
LARD-S Steady: tierce refined ht; kes
0 BIZ. 80, =
BULK MEATs-Dull: shoulders, packed !;
long clear and clear rib ..
BAgoN Scarce and firm: shoulders ''O'
long clear aud clear rib 9t2M. -
HANS-Choics sugpr-cptso cGnYiHeu Hi"i
and unchanged at 10 5lGi 10.
WHISKY steady and unchanged; western
reciiiied Coal 20. s,,,d.
CoFFEE-- Firm with moderate deinnpn'
Rio. cargoes of common To prime btopll 20
SUGAR-Duil and UNCHANGED: common
TO good common j5SG5; fair 6lHa54: priiInnte
to choice 5ss n59E: yellow clarified bisso2s'
white clarified 6lSa6k gran la'ed I.
MoBAssEs- quiet anu unchanged. een w
fugai 1859; fermenting 20&Sb; reboieu N's
80 ,,,o
RIcE---In good demand; Louisiana ordina
ry to prime, ia&M5lG ,,-..
BRAs--HigheI and scarce AT 9-tsap''
| COTTON SEED OIL-Quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Kausas City.

Special TO the Gazette.
Kansas CITY, April ls--Locse meats were
fairly active and advanced %Sh.
Bacon was In good demand.
Lard was dull at cents.
Pork was stead At 10 20.
Cattle, receipts 1900; slow and u shade
lower: sales were ut 100000.
Sheep, dull and unchanged
Wheat and corn, active and higher.
PRODUCE
wuyAr-ss cash: s3yS May; 81 June.
coRN-iIGi2 cash; ilA May; 4S July
OATS-3oA.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE The Live stool, ipdle Gator. r epSys
cattle receipts 2,2oo steady .u, STOW oH"s II
SUCKERS and feeders 4 400 90; cows . 7YIei ~
Goos Receipts 1000; weak AMI . lower ',e
lots 81 10 80 pounds average o-'@' ~
malily G0a5 O..
SngEP-- Receipts 1903.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Conntry Produce.

po,a,oa.-- irish. northern, y Dbl a2l0fg2 rs:
ssck. sSes--c.; sweef. per bushel, 81 0oe- on
ions, per Dbl, q sja--. Tprnipss prare al
$3.50 Rcsns. II. z med. bolss ~ VIZ
medium. Per bbi., ts 20; small, per Dbl, 9 70
half Dbl, med, $40; half nbi., small, S ~;
pigs feet. ki,s 9, "; qnarief bni. ~ q IN
mi cream, TIC. Rraut, per Dbl. sl2dl2Io;
haif Dbl, t7OJ Peanuts. 0G1oc. older. ball
bbl.. t6 %. Cabbage, 7e ..r
Young spring chickens, IS No; Inrre PC.
% eJs,5 ": tisese. IA 10 90 "; Ducks u U6a
aX.
Eoos-.Per dozen, l5c.
rysst country Dntter. choice.2 rs Crname ,
wM6Ic.; old butter, ip@i2@c,; oieomarsa
rlue. lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
New york stock Market.

NEW YORK. April 49, Governments lower
for rs.
Railways &c morally lower
nr .,.,e securities Tennessee Compromise
sold at 40. ,,is
,,ro,oon confirmed the belief of yesterday,
that IL was time for a reaction on account VI
the e trene depression last week
-, ,nnroyeneni In coal shares is notes.
,tIe az en- ct of yesterdays agreement 10 re-
STRIFE, the output OF coal by suspeusa .,.
mining nine DAYS In May, and II necessary
nine days In June. x.,,anye
reduction Ia rates OF sterling eNoha.se
and probable decrease, II DO, en'ne ,'aa a
of export. of gold next week no'o'u'
| favorable effect on the market
The decline in stock was aeeoinpa n,,,,s !.
reports Of the serious illness Oh -, ~ ar,, !,
| large holder of Erie securities. ine -,
| closed strong and for majority "e'e
| at highest prices OF the asy' .,,a,
To-day s trading showed q hinei
,wenty-seyen stocks out oil iofty ~ III,
| On during the day, closed hisiei '"l- -,
nlsh, The most impor ant advances
| omaha preferred 2ls per cents eo ~,
, racl,nwanna " and others less 'n''A - !,
ca,, omaha was higher IN conssi" a,
decreased earaIngs; Union racine 4, ~
view OF the prospective seltleinen. =, 1 "a
oul,ie, with the darlington q ou, ia,
,oad General Manager tihtk Va - 49, "a
p,c,ac company, who caves ioi ',., ~,
,,or,ov evening, says; - 40 h'' '.
I,,,,on Pacific and Chicago h"t, ,s.',,,a,,I
,,,,,,r cnmpanlcs viii come 10 M
ale setliement Of the prese"s ,~,,an mn,
meeting win be had neat Tne'day, m ", r,n.a
WIN probably be taxed, but e, noa,,y w." sstt
m,aan during the week TO hpa'' go
questions at issue"
r.a,soe,ions tgi 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
LONGvIEW.
Looking for Mulhatton's Hole-A SOw's
Invasion OF Africa.

Special TO the Gazette.
LoYGvIEw, April lS.A number of
citizens from here and Easton went
down the Sabine from the latter place
to-day to interview the hoe in the hill
into which the river disappears
An old SOW from the river bottoms
entered the cabin of negro near
Moores ferry, and taking sleeping
year-old picanniuy from the floor, ran
with IL In her mouth for the woods,
hut the mother hearing its cries, fol-
lowed with an axe, striking the hog
across the back. She disabled it and
rescued her infant mote frightened
than hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
CRAWFORD.
A Negro Killed by Lightning The
Idaho Gold Fever.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
CRAWFORD, April is During Sc
we're thunderstorm this morning the
lightning struck and instantly killed u
negro named Squire Hamilton, living
about five miles from this place. He
was sitting in the house near the fire.
place, the lightning entering down
through the chimney.
The farmers in this vicinity are
afraid we will have too much rain and
cause the wheat to rust.
Quite number of young men here
have the Idaho gold fever and are
making preparations TO start for the
mines early next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Wool, u,dos. Etc,

2heavy fint, dry, Wn l3c; No. l, light Mint,
Fih Iio No. .. light iint, an iBc; bulls and
heavy, damnged, " n loo; calfshins mud bad
y @ .1tc; green sailed. grubby, TIh $40; butch
or ,greon, a n Go.
FuRs-Skunk loec2Oc. rsoooon. 2oalsOc
esyoies, S@eoc: mountain wolf. 7bcessi; fox.
20,tt 21c.
PELrRiHs- Nominal, season over. Deer
shins, ID 2l6o21i antelope skins, " n l0feiS
10 amount NJ wool, 2ocetup, shearlings, 40.
cording To amount OF wool, l0eeibo; Mexican
| Improved, lissl2c; Mexican Ghesp ahorlings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
FURNITURE.

Furniture Bsadstsads, imitation wninul
wood seat, y dog, IS 1901 0N cane and rattai
aeat As OOdg 20; cane seat, dining, si2 0D9aOU "
Chiids aud rockers, 81 ooa1ly so large rocking
I'm. Mirrors, arch tops, y don. 81 eQq4l2 ~
Tables. round, s2OOg3t9; fell Leaf, ~ t0.a6 n
fsaf.s. each, % 2517 70: bureaus, 90 bDet2l o
wash glands. ri 25ses -; bed springs, "a 1901 G.
Baby Carriages, ~ 6)dBO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
st. Louis.

st. Louis.
Specisl TO the Gazette.
ST. Loofs, April is. - WurAr "a.
was little ifany giving wsy TO the strength =,
any time, some of the bears obstinately ,,rh,'
Ing the advance and hammering prIces or
any soft spots that cropped out, but recoyer,es
were very quick nom these reIapsos ar1
there wasnn active aud steady demand nhor,
all the time, and at the close the market was
nrm aud &c higher than yesterdays close.
May closed | oss.
The demand for corn has Increased greatly
and was large Traders were shy of senlna
and the feeling held firm right nm TO tha
close, which was Il TO ~ above yesterdays
close. May closed til.
Provisions were firm, though the nr,ces
paid wore / OF as strong ms those of YESTERDAY.
The market was quiet. although the dem and
was large.
Pork sold at 10 20.
The receipts of cattle we're 2,Co,, anu the
market was fairly active ana prices I'M
changed. Sales ranged from sotooeO.
Sheep were unchanged.
PRODUCE.
FLouR-Firmer; top grades about cents
better.
WHhAT--No. red, l0os cash. tgLMi II
May; 0s9s6nI OF June; gsssdg5X July. g,isGi
g3A August; VI %MalA year.
HoRN dss@i7& cash. 1894. closing ai
1913 for May: iStGiSsE. closing at 49, for June
$3.50 50A July; 5ls- a slss August.
oATs-Ae SiN cash; 3S4@s3gs bid for May;
2s7s year.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsRY-steady nj 10.
CotNMEAI.--Firn at z 10.
FORK 10 7j@i.
BULK MKAJs-Long clear seas IS; shori
Tih Si1 short clear 65dS 20.
BE CpN--i.uDg clear . so.
LARD-S2j.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts l.l0O; exports 3oGG Is
good tn choice 1915 .5 common 10 medium
: 0ldb 90; Texas O @5T5.
HoGs-l,eceipts 3.lUO; light 5i0G5 30; pack
ing o iOaB 81: heavy Sld6l9.
SHEEP-Receipts 1870; common TO fair35,0
| $50 medirm 10 good 1898 tO choice to fame,
dOdB01; Texas S2i@D5t0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

suGAR- Quiet but ste ady; south A,ns ,,,,,sra
~. Havana centrifugal 6Sig: by Ion, LIE
c4ifffueai . 5-ls; CSt. extrss h, 'ssass
extra b5sgdle: elbow Ss,H; ;, or Ibif
na't loaf ~, crushed ~; powdered s7s~'>s'
granula Cd i-4J; c.bss n ~ rsaniug
sMnIAsssas--tlu but 1rfn; " 'eht it'"''e
os1s2aE. New Orleans 2-glhb. ,,,.s,tc
.s-fsieady viii, fair demand; doi lss'',
lEm7 nangoon sz9 W ..,,.. s,,T:..i1
TALON Firm and AIRY he''fs -
@ni,s s,stx-- weaker: i21s@ IS. a.
TsprrsriSn -Iluii and sase 10 Q, avs
I'm eteady; prime steam fppt SOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
END OF A FARCE.
The South Carolina Election Cases
Thrown Out Of Court.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April lS.-in
the United States circuit court, To-Day,
District Attorney Melton moved 10
discontinue all cases involving
charges of violation of the
election laws ofthe United States. Inc
motion was granted by Judge Bono
without comment, and oil the cases
were stricken from the docket. IN
making the motion, Melton said when
he came into Office he found about 2oo
cases on the docket, and reaiiIinS
that all could not be tried, he obtaineu
permission from the department o. JUS
| tice to select the most serious ana as
continue the others. The result VI
the trials was one conviction ana one
plea of guilty, the other eases resu,ing
In misirial. The second triai agar,
| resulted in mistrial. Being convinced
that In the present state OF puoiic zen
timent convictions were Impossible ~
4 these eases. he had 50
informed the Encouragement
and had received a ieltel
directing him to use his discretion
hence, the molion that the cases y
discontinued. Judge MEG rath, coun
sci for the accused, denied en-
phatlcally that the conyicl'on'
failed in cons .quence of the innashus
Of public sentiment. He asserted tha
the failure was because in no cast lio
posed by the district attorney ior wa
} had there been sufficient evidence VI
/, which 10 base conviction.
l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Red sheephead and trout, per pound l2ife.
OYsTEIls-HaitiinOre Diamond brand; Die-
monds. ~ 80 per dozen; heIecl, % " dosen
Mniasorda, voc. per 100; Berwick Bay, u =
per lJO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
TYLER.

The building Association and
Hail STORM.
Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, April ls.-A building and
loan association was organized here
to-day and charter applied for. Cap
ital stock S50,000. d,
A heavy rain and hail storm visited
this section to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
LOCAL MARKETS.

The dry goods market continues 20 grow
crmsr aud a material advance on quotations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Hay New eoontry loose from xAgon
- Ooei9e 20 per toni bale hty sio " % q , lz,o
Bran. Sioo@ per l0l. Chops. II 70 p6r l'i'lbs
Cottousssd meal el.o1 , 100. Cotton sssd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

si.astern Texas and southern Texas Hiock
cattle about Two dollars per head les, than
tho above quotations.
Tho above prices arc for herds OF 1000 head
and upward, delivered ON the trails, and for
snch cattle fs those raised In the counties
embraced In the following territory; West
of he1exns central Hallway. north OF line
drawn east aud waat with Waco and east Of
n line drawn north and aouth with Baird and
south Oh ked Rive.
burn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Liquors.

whoat, choice p0caei. medium, t0Gp0
Inferior, g0es65e; oats. SnoS2l<c; barley, " u
sSc; corn. 81 Is6siOc: rye. 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Chicago.


Special to the Gazette.
CHICAGO, April ls.-The bulls, II seems,
have at last made an impression and have
started up prices, The gain market made a
marked advance to day, wheat especially go
ing up'quite roundly. There is some excite
men, and the bulls are working like beavers
to send her up killing. Bears cannot hold
their own and are afraid to make a determ-
ined effort, a kind of a make or bust attack.
Corn seems to act in sympathy with wheat
and is going mp.
Provisions are dull.
Pork to-day exhibited more life than FOR
several days, yet 1t is far from being active.
May pork opened at 10 ~, fluetuated around
there, then went up n few points, but moi
much. June aud July did not fuctuate much
and was duller than May.
May lard dul and prices unchanged.
Loose meats dull.
May wheat went up TO the close and |,
quoted at SIS, just two cents higher than yer
terday's close.
May corn closed at 50 2-s, also two cents
higher.
Cattle receipts, $500: market weak and bare
~ steady. All sold. Prices range from 500
G 10.
PRODUCE.
FLOUR quiet and unchanged.
| WHEAT-Sales ranged, April SitffgSt
May, s Iels7iz: June, s7lS. s9s; July, ss9sG
| 00ll; Angus X to y over Iulv
Com Cash ; =; April, 10 a rs May 5o'SG
s23l: Iune 2Ila5; July 5i4e5p1s closing
below top figures.
oArs--Cash, or April, Ils; May, S2k.aa2st
June 32,4,SS2A; July % 4@329s; year, ~.
| PROVISIONS.
PoRK-Cash, I6sTIs@l7 o.: May l6 t0GlG9 Y
Jnne 10 75@l7 o.: July l6 Si@17 IL.
| LAnp-Cash. S5)GS %; April s21eS ~
MAY s2TsS@s 3s&; June S37;g9S NJ; Jul
| S iTlS(nS SIS. -. =,
S %; short clear s %.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal report:
Ho s-Receipts | / 0: rough packing o %
q 20: packing and shipping Sjg0 ~; ugi
400 is 81.
| CAITLE-Rece'--,s NV, shipping exporte
O 5OG6 ~: good 10 choice shipping steers
Ca6 80: common TO medium 8 .ONJ 80.
SHEEP-R Receipts, $3.50; inferior TO iair
/ as 20 medium TO good tO95 &C; choice
extra 5 ovcy. %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

A four-year-old boy at Felicity, y, /,
Is the sensation In that town, as ne ca sas
or Is alleged to be able to READ poons
and papers at sight, though AZ
never was Instructed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
EXCHANGE.


NEW onLsA,s' "a Ar "a Der si. Soprsmiuni.
New yerk a. ! ~ nge Il. B.Iss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
MINEO!lA.
The Damage Suit Against the News
Judgment by Default.

Special TO the Gazette
MINEoLA, April lS.-In the case of
Thomas VS.. the Galveston News, for
$40 600, Judgment by default was rem
dered in the district court at Quitman
against the defendant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Refrigerator and Butcher 1.-Two Weights.
Boeyea-Corn fed per pound .G5fI 40
Cows, per pound. cDflzc
Muttons-Fair, mt muttons, a ib...-.29 f~sEe
Choice per pound.......-S Qosi4t
Hogs-Pef pound."....................u 6pslSo
Stock hogs, per poundn.-......alf1t
Bulls and Stays, for sausag m..nufac,
turc, per ponnu...'....,.. .,.....,. 'Aa".
Giass cattle suitable for he, IN .e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Emancipation Proclamation Copps.
well Is The name Of the assistant post-
master at Wesleyville, o. He was born
the day the proclamation was Issued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

i2lfc. Miliet. per bale, ainaii. Johnson
grass seed. "a per bushel. Miiiet seed, Toe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Building Material

Powder-Blaztins,Y keg, " ~; Rine. y . ?.
shnt-a 10 y aack; Buck shot. " ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

nrw yonK, April is-Mon,,es , ,,.pef sss5sz;
sterling Exchange y Baaie' ~
1924.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
| I'M QUALITY lori

ri4sl, indishorc-
y-rz.sni ocsrcetlrs
ks1kmaiaiies which
Anm0yERBHED
IA Ihsse all yield
srir1fsAlng prop
Easlrpk elements
EaA ks ofriiouiy,
nlits, 0utorrh or
hi atm'io,is. IL
ksss btniiy and
~. physique for
tkl'j lo~mpany-
rIlidr 10 the scr.
IesfcEn children,
ma vho expect 10
hrl kipgup rigor-
t4l!ll means use
zss Esrsrs from
IA rreri;on arts
rxwk, EteUcs or
~. II Till euro
p. es0glum Habit
VIZ svrs healthier
sIspnu. through
lex. The unnatural
~ nil totally ex-
lt=5ria! IL Liver
tsnsl Fever, and
heax; ini for the
q .. Far Of any
/, YsaL II rPdiiis
Nefsti6n md In
kas DypYiic In
] ssimilabie article
sfleasanl,o ihetas,e
s1Fe p<lais vii not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

n, The Kidneys act
purifiers Of the
blood, an. when
Vmelr frBc tons
are Inter ca with
Tho Weakness.
They ne, d toning
They become
faithfully ac i've
eythe use OF Hos,
oilers stomach
n tlIiers when fall.
M ihsshort Of rerlei
nom other sour.
ets This superb
Stimulating tonic
Nopreven,s and
hnka 4 We, nd
- .gee, consiipa.
non, liver eopn
pant, dys ersia
oiher ailments
,,9'a'e by all drug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

oovEnsMksr srcuHlfiI me toi.
NEW YoRx, April ,s.-Closeo y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED sTATK'
PORTS.
, 1884-06-06

Acting Assistant Surgeon Frank j.
Ives, U. s.. A, will report to the com
handing officer Fort Niobrara, Neb., for
duty.
The commanding officer Fort Bridger,
Wyo., will send in charge of a medical
officer and such escort as he may deem
necessary, Second Lieutenant j. NJ.
McCarty, 9th Infantry, pronounced by a
board of medical officers to be of unsound
mind, to the Insane Asylum, at Wash
ington, d. G.
During the absence of Major II. B.
Burnham, Judge Advocate of the Depart
mennt, Lieutenant Colonel L. C. Mason,
4th Infantry, Acting Assistant Inspector
General of the Department, will take
charge Of and conduct the affairs of his
office.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Frank J..
Ives, U. s. A, will report for temporary
duty to the commanding officer Fort
Omaha, Neb.
Private W. w. Jordan, re-enlisted at
Fort Sidney, Neb., for Light Battery A,
I'd Artillery, will proceed to Washington
Barracks, d. C., and report for duty with
his battery.
, 1884-06-06
And now for the nominee.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.
Look out for burglars.

Look out for burglars.
This is not very good weather for the
sale of coal.
City Council again tonight at the usual
hour, providing a quorum appears.
The bulletins were interviewed often
by the interested ones yesterday.
The elephant will again appear next
Wednesday, and the trick mule also.
There are a large number of strangers
in the city just at the present time.
Most of the tramps which have been
the guests of the city have gone to other
climes.
Mr.. John CORN has sold u his pro-
perty in this city and vicinity, and will
shortly move to Chicago.
Cheyenne has at least three representa-
tives at the Chicago convention, Messrs.
Potter, Sharpless and Slack.
A new sidewalk is being put down from
the corner at Rogers shop to the Wyom-
ing block on Seventeenth street.
The G. A. r. boys are shortly to get
up a camp fire, which will be public and
no doubt of an entertaining character.
The brick yards in the Crow creek bot
om, WHICH were al more orless managed
by the recent high water, are again in
running order.
The fishing season, 80 far as Lake
Minnehaha is concerned, is pretty near
over, at least so far as catching them with
sunny sack ID concerned
The highest temperature yesterday was
~; lowest, 53'; mean temperature, 64'i
mean humidity, AZ per cent highest
velocity OF wind, 20 miles per hour.
Pine Bluffs is shortly to be surveyed
and plated as a town site, and the people
there are expecting a decided boom be-
fore the shipping season is over next Fall.
There are now over $50 scholars in at
tendance on the various public schools of
the city, and there are a great many more
who will attend as soon as there is room
Tor them.
Hansen, the party mentioned in yester-
day mornings issue of THE LEADER as
having been sent up for forty days, was
taken very sick in the County Jail
yesterday.
The plan for Remembering the blocks,
of which the city is composed, appears to
, 1884-06-06

The following instruments were fled for
record in the office of the County Clerk
yesterday:
Warrantydeed, liver Johnsonto William
w. Ford, lots No. 2. 3 and 4, in block
No, 1872, in the city of Cheyenne; o n
sideration, SIS.
Warranty deed, I. j. Fisher to Annie
Washke, lot No. A., in block No. 396, and
lot No. 6, in block No. 200, in the city of
Cheyenne; consideration, $500.
, 1884-06-06

Segrist, Howe & Co.'S great monster
shows will exhibit here Wednesday, June
IL, in their large pavilion. < grand
athletic exhibition of man and beast, a
superb combination Of gymnasts, a full
company of minstrels, fifteen beautiful
ladies in Black Crook posturing, a grand
birds and monkeys, different than ever
before presented, a band of skilled must
clans. Two grand performances, at 3 and
Up. m. Admission so cents, children 25.
Performance will be given on the vacant
lots directly north of Railroad House.
, 1884-06-06

WHATEVER else may be said in its
favor nobody will have the hardihood to
assert that the Republican platform is a
notable addition to nineteenth century
literature. As a fountain head Of terse
and vigorous English it is a dismal fail
, 1884-06-06

THE Republican platform is a mosaic of
gaudy platitudes beaded together with
cheap sentimentality and pretty promises.
The only manly and straightforward plank
in it is in relation to the Mormons. who
eanpot vote