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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

NuATs--slugAr ourSd name, Iitso; h. u. &. Il,
Bsoon, axe; 3, u.baoon, l2s6o. 30. dry salt,
fsiisn-Maokerei ION kits, No. 1, sI.I6; NO.
Z, 81. O5; half bills, No. l, 100; No. 2, $500;
White nah, No. !, M. bbla,, d;26; 10; 2, so;
LARD--Ti0roes. p<oi 40 and 50D cans, &c;
2oD cans, sl.c.i l0n cans, s7loi Oh cans, s,Se;
CoFTsE.-Common ilo.; ordinary, Ike;
fair, 10. prime RIO, iSc; fancy, 40; old
government lava, Ses<c.
ETEa1Ag5s so%ssrs ssan SSs '
half 5bla., sl5c,. cut loaf, go; granulated
stat lard &C.. Louisiana Rranuiated, 1900.
standard 4, re- choice white, nc; yellow
RfoE- Louisiana, 0D7o.
BALr--Coarae, In bags, sl.25Ql.tO nne IN
bags. ~ lake. Ia nnt hoop bbih.' ya.lO
pG o1ssEp GooDs.-Priess per dorsn. Pine
applet, standard, el.e5, Peachss, standard, z
~ IPJ; sgs Il III sexS stsSdaps a
clio. seconds, Da.i -; De., use 9roen
corn, Si.lo9l.G5; Green peas, elgy Goose
osstsTs fSlii wsisSl. D. Eii5 g. no iisRi
gI.s5Eil7e 7 3. =: AaoEegSsl;, ! p,
Imported, eia.b0 90 case. Strawberries. ~,
e1.1SDl.20: Blackberrios, sl50 Green cages,
tl.l0; Eagle condenEod rnilk, $50; Crown
ma xKfNg PowDKR.-siiver Loaf, 10 cane,
/ per dozon, sgci IN: do. u %; In. DO, y 6oi
suspsri,s-S3laron, 40. Soap, common
! Al(c: German olive, SIC. Candles, full boxes
I ib5fc. halves, &. quarters, Q, Indigo. to p,
! Bluelng, s0el.Og dozen. Oolemanb mustard
j american, 500 box Buckets. two hoops
! AGO dOEen:woll buckets. 500 dozen. Hr0oma
sl.76as. ~ dozen; brilliant OIL bills, zloj En-
/ ~ cases q 20. do, l-i2 cases, VI ~.
FIOUn Bianard'a Royal Patent, u b
\ 4 Dbl. aacka "a log y 100 u.s.; No. Texna
/ BOZ 100 lba. d, No 2e1 7b No 81 50. Corn meel
( Der buahol SO. Hominy and grits, Dbl
| t5 %; Oatmeal, p haif Dbl, " ~; Crack 81
Z wheat, an CO. Crackers soda. 61<ao., Xxx
] soda.71oo.; Xxx soda, 7<o.: cream l0t.; gin
ger GBapn, 3d.; ienop cresIns 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

sou Shorty. pcr GAL. q a1tsS "a nHdoirn
FeL gal., q eoR5 90; White vine In cAspai
UHAnrAaun-a. n. Munam Co, RKtrs
lry, So OOt3N ~; AeidDink, an uank ct, 81 uo1
y e KRIS. In basket IS OiDS0 or pomc ltit
caampaSne, " oooalt 90 Geo. 0oNiat, e1u
drv. nlnts T1 90.
Ai.E-ssock Als. Per Oon.. g oOes Is; Porte
per dur.. % 0oG2 ~
RoTrLEn BrEn-Lemp's Qnnrfn, tia O0 ~,
81 So Budwoiaor uuarts Ella OG pintr fia w
trlangav beer, puarls, e6 90; pinta ns w
sohliu Milwaukee, Quarta el7 0o pinA JlS ~
Anthony 3 kuhn's, Qts SO 90, pintn tll ~
na %, plnts pi260; Faik's.Mliwaukss ousfu
tli5o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

TAMEs A. PoAGE, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
81 and land agent, Albany, shackelford
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Potatosa-frian, new, per 0uahel. $50
9 bbi, e37A BeaDn. II r. med, bbla. DO; large
lima 6l<c.; arail butter, f1f4tbo. ficklees
fnedinin per bbi., ~ 00 ANAL, per bbi.. go /;
Cheeso, half cream. .l51fo; fuii cream lbk
Peanuts. l0c r,dsr. hAlf.bbi.. e5po Cal
bace, par crate TIN.
eprinK chickens. o. 25a2 90 Tnfkera % 80
GfO0I, 0eoa1 81 NfB Ducks, ~ Aeb "
Huds--Psr donsn, 49, 600.
Vreah olunfry bnltAr. ob0lca. 20 y 80.
crsainsry 95aS5l r.; old butter, s9lno.; ois'
margarine, lbc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Furnlture-hendateadH, initiation vain tt
wood neat, y uos, 81 1907 90 cans and rattan
neat, 81 O0oa VOL cane scat, dining, el2 Q0D20 ~,
Childh and rockers, 81 Q0Gl2 10. large rooEiifi
80 O0goBO %, camp and rockers, each, o. 100
80, hirrOrh, arch tops, y dos, " 808i2 10l
TahleE, round e2O0G8S0; ihll Loaf, 81 5lob 60
Bafee, each, % 1901 00 bureaus, Is blGb21 %
wash stands, ~ gffn5 So he'd SPRINGS, a Ihf7
BABY Carriages, 81 BNGO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

~. HOTEL : SIMON HAAS.
I5a,es no. 1904 and 1905 Jones
n rIsseinn ~ invest OF Union DEPOT.
s. m nsie 10 rooms for both ladies aud
sselsi N, Z, g cents. lodgings IS and 50
sian Fe,sat,on given 10 families.
anu fas 81. not, cold aud shower
~ single bath, or I'VE Tor
. feaat !, you !. WANT 40 slErHlSG
'ltb 4 p,s, y Texas Hifiings cigar,
- ~. ilq Houston street.
J, PITMAN a 10 1RE
seblIIe,as2.e owners on lie
slss s0p ps owners having y OH
Il ~ said patent Will Sc held
Aa1 xelt and cellar bottoms
''un 4 uii uilice 2i0k Main streef
."h' g j.. PffaAH q 90.
H-s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
LAND AGENT.

~ j. ALTERNATELY. FANNIN COUNTY
L Land ag sncy. For sale, Improved and
uninproved tracts OF fine land, residences
and residence lots in Borham; lands rem
dered and taxes paid for nonresident alb
straets OF title furnished; also, otary public.
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CArrLE--Receipts 1900; exports Q oO@6 IS;
good 20 choice shipping 900 %. common
TO medium, 0,o5 te feeders 3 1904 10; cows
5QG3 80 grass Texas steers 21aS 10; Cole
radO half breeds 4n0t 40.
H0Gs-Receipta Si00; extremes 3S0t76.
SHEEr- Receipts l5OC; iair 10 good 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

HILL& HILL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
III Gainesville, Tex. VIII practice In SUI
preme and Federal courts. q. l.. HILL Il. p.
Hill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
ualyeson.

GALvuToN. NOV. il.-corros-spot closed
frm, l-i6 higher.
H0seiplF, Ma.
Sales. 70 4.
Exports, 1855.
stock, 7v,si2
ordinarS So Good Ordinary rs; Low
NiddlinR = u wedding 9 ~. Good die
dIing 1910, NJ ddling MI 10 5I6.
Futures opened steady, ruled eieadys
closed steady, point HIGHER % polnts lower.
noNrHs. Il CALL. e oALL.ts GALL, clos q
November 8 idah0 li9lb lA1l1i g4vH
Docember- 7oUbu y bsNlO seHU ~ ..
January ...i 64eNi Y tilest| e,ep1 i ! etttt3
February. t541 = blgs2 bi@t.l yigy.
March,. 10 lJalet0 ue9l " lygltllV lAglt
April ...... ID ss.a8f 10 25a15 70 2get2s 10 ga
pav .ifo ~ as 10 f1aisil0 S8esi7 10 5Gi1g9
June ...-IlQ otafa l. bl4oi ~ " DiQ ~ ~ yte
July........Il0 1r@3l 10 4lDioltV .tnu ~ - ~
August Y - yld ~ = Dla
ToLAi Eales, 6iaO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
Live stook nfarkeI,


eastern Texas cattle at about three, ana
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle &C
about two dollars per head less than tho
above quotations..
The above prices are for herds OF lO0l head
aud upward OF best North Texas cattle de-
liyered on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 lo0lq0, - per proc
sunr f1i.nn one year old 81 o. two years Oh
81 0O92 Is. TIRES Year. cd 8 500 ~ FAR
1xt2 old whteky pieb,
Wfnr|I--(ilaIel. clt41fI1 9lBfp.ys - PSI gum
~ cAiaNba. pei shlipni 10 " fori,t ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

fEW ORLHAEs Eov. li.--fioTfoS Spots
bed frm. qnotaiIons unchanged.
Baleg, 800 balea 80
ordfnsry 03-lG Low MiddIinf ~ Aiddling
sii.ia Good Nidiling ulbiei Aliadiink Fair
'v Futures closed steady, a. 20 polnts
lower.
fgniea Sg.000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

NEW YORK. Nov. i.-Money l0l<, closed
offered l; Prime mercantile paper SOS; sterl-
ing ex-B b firm, 4 791f, sight 4 SSM; produce
exports for the week, S5,5iSi6O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

KansAs CITY.
Special 10 the Gazette

KANsAs CRY, Nov. i1.-Provisions were
slew and prices somewhat irregular.
Texas cattle in liberal supply good ones
Arm, all others duh.
Sheep ace dull
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

PRonrCE.
NEW YORK, Nov. il.-FLouR-null
WIEAr-Spot grades shade stronger; op
tions y TO ~ lower, closing weak; No 8 red
6a503k, closing sa,.; Drcember Si3kGsl9s, clos
ing NJ S-s; january S33saSi54, closing 1885.
CoHS-Spot J u Ia Ia ! better: options
opened y 70 = better, later fell x b ~, clos-
Ing heavy; No. S4ls5g No. b2AlW5G No
vember 5lAabl ~ closed 5lI; December $50
Az, closed ~, January i7@7 49, lciosed a.
fhoYisloNs. 49,
COFFEE Spot fair; Rio dull; options
6 points higher and moderately active.
Sales. %, p0J bags. Rio No, 4
November .,,,...,..,..s hlgh ~
Deeember...... ...,.....,.,.''.''.''..' V,ne ~
SUGAR DULL ,renned qniet but steady;
MoLAssE.- quiet New Orleans 40@5S.
IlIcE--tcaty and moderately active
TALLow-Dull and weak at 0l-i.
ROsIN steady.
pURFEGrINE-1l4
IJRK Dull and lower at 10 80.
REHF QUIET
con MEATS Long cloar7E.
IARD-Wenl: spot 60a7 IS; November
1907 ~; December 1907 ~ January no
%.
BEEvFs- Nothing doing IN the cattle yards.
The hity-seven carloads received was about
equally divided between exporters and city
trade, Slaughterers dressed beef slides steady
az 7@B f-r Texas stock, S@l04 for native
sHKEP-Rscelpts, ave carloads: trade duh;
limltsd extremes 1904 20 Tor sheep, 2b9b 50
for lambs dressed mutton quiet ut Sos.
COTTON MARKETS
COTTON HKoEu-rs AT ALL UNITED sTATE1
pOEra.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
EDUCATIONAL.

& HORT HAND TAUGHT-PERsoSA LtY
- or by mail by q practical stenographer.
Can on or address w. M. Young, at ONCE Of
Wynne 4 Carter, 81 Main street, Fort
Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Insight exchange on
New York 500 per siOO premium; sterling
exchange nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

purchases Market opened weak and de
clincd, but advanced and closed Y lower.
Corn buyers behaved same as wheat.
Provisions were dull.
TeSss cattle steady and unchanged aud de-
mand liberal.
sheep quiet.
PRODUCE.
ST. LouIa, Nov Observation-Disclosures
WHEAr-No. 2 red slb,a75 cash TAX bid
November; T6N@5d3s December; Ts}se7S jan
uary.
CoRS-So cash; tpesays November; Sisi6sSjk
year; sSifaS9.s January.
year.
/ WHrsRY-li2
| CORN MEAIs-2m
! PoRK-i8 %.
BULK MEATs-Boxed lots; long clear g;s
o.; short NIB i-is5 SO; short clear 7js1Ts{
BAcoN-Long clear St6tS3k short rib y,
ash; snort clear Sss0Sh.
| HAAis-ll .SSDlS 10.
LARD-Quiet.
LIVE STOCK.
CAITLk-Receipts ll0O. common 20 fair Tex
ans 3O06S %; good 90 very choice N5ebt eS
good o choice netive steers would brnS
w lair 10 medium fbO6p5 90, common
O0t $ q.
hoGs-Receipts, $40. 4 sSa4 30.
ShKEr-lteccipts, 400; common 60 fair 2
500 good 10 choice 2s0S 70; Texas Z 0Od
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

wnsst. cnosp., n5 70 90 q sdinm so inie-
rys 3Jft4W. errn. B9oa51 nay loose 1Oil the
aax, A., - 0oa7 % pcf ton hele hay, y y1N
10 ", bran. eyc. per 10 rhopTs ~ ppGl 20
Or ! -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
ZAP COLUMN.

npcsr this mead viii be in
as,in'n - n ave cepta a line each
efen vO ~ ,sss than IS cents. Par
inlsI n "a an nave no running account
Al advance. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
pIsrEMPEn ooLons.

Ivory drop black, sc. faw 1urRey umpfr
2bc; burnt Turkey unber, &5ci raw Italian
sienna, 90; burnt Italian alonna, Nci Van
dyke brown. 25c.
Prices OF above made Gu bnaiB OF Ia ~
x, aud ID cans, nsBof1 cd Ia = and ~
cans balance IA l and 2 10 cans, assorted.
Price Ia ~ canls balance IN and ID cans
assorted. Priee IN 10 cans, 10 ieeh TX aud
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
.T,1IoS wANTED--FEMALE.

|.-sn aFRNfAN wIDo n DESIRES
r,iion as housekeeper or 70 40 gen
4 lna private family; SooI hp sss
4 importance than salary Aour' ~
n gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
WILLS POINT.

special 10 the Gazette. mn,
WILLS PoINT, TEX, Nov. 1.-The
count Of the election at Canton is YET
n progress and it viii take the actual
conn, 70 decide all the parties elected.
Istlgore and BrAtcher, for county
attarnev ara believed 70 be tie.
irhomnson. for district clerk y
siaa,sd and Col. Kilgore, Tor the
senate polled a full vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
TATTON ASTEACHTR

--rn-A SITUATION AS TEACHER
LAW 81 several years experience ,
- Of one OF the best schools. All
. e,snches, Latin and French
taurht. Best references rom
.lons ADDRESS X. p, Gazette Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Nkw yonK, Nov. II. -oorroN-sroI cioad
outlet, II higher
Aalea. $40 naleA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
ohioAgo.

0HACAbns
Special 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO. Nov. ll.-Grain- There was a
FAR am unit OF activity in the grain market,
but the fluctuations were not wide. Wheat
declined y and corn y.
Pork and la-d-fntlres active aAd lower
Cash meats dull AMI unchanged.
Cattle market active under fair receipts Of
Texas and Western prices firm,
Sheep slow.
PRODUCE
CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-FLouR-Duil.
WHEAr-NovemOe 72lt@T25G, closed ~;
Dece nber 72s.a ask, closed IN; January 9S11
c5Es Cash, is,z@4g1l. closed. l2y1: Eoyem.
Der l2xa4i,S, closed i21fe q; year 3.4le5y.9'
closed 3sga January J6<fg5T, closed 5o56d W.
PKOgIblOHB.
PoEK--Cash I2k6ly year II do.ell ".
closed II 81; January II Ss@li %, closed II S's
- I g,'s each 7olne7 i2g; November Q ez,1
al 70, closed 0 a5966 ~ December tSi'2S
BULK MEArs-ehouldeEs 5 fea5 q; short
clear l047 10; short rib 1000 ~
LIvk STOCK,
Drovers' Journal fepork; 80 49,.
10 s-Reeeips, $50; closed, 70 MOVER
s ~ 400; export grade
! G s1Ss 81: good 10 choics shipping steers =
a6 Is; common 70 FAIR, 25No5s ~; ihfouEb
| Texans, 3 weiss
Tue DrOysrs Journals Liverpool special
| quotes beef weak: Amefican eatils sois
sHEEP- receipts. $3.50, interior ~ iait'
ooa3ie. medium 10 good, stosi 81 choice
s o5sf25.
Is. Louis
special to the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

FOB DAVIS, NEW PROPRIETOR OF
u the National hotel, and successor of Wood
y Bennett Ia n candidate for patronage, and
proposes to keep flrst-olass house, clean
beds and feed equal TO any in the city.
Bard $3.50 per day, 5000 per week. 1907 Main
street, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

,,vs ANNIE u. KENT'S
1 At MI ~, rooms over the post,oilice.
|1nnNe tne hrll aye, and Lieu loe
~ ssasrs IA lust received
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

-. Louis.
special to the Gazotta.
81. LOUIS. Nov. ll.--Wheai Shorts were
about the oriy buyssi leey made hpsss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

|.,,rIFRCIAL TRAVELERS-HAY-
.aa.sd ne Carpenter House az De
lA1ss ~ Ace wears / am determined 10
~ s se Interest TO stop with me
..,,sI 10 expense. sample r2oins
49, CHAS. SEWARD, Prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

The Little Joker" Is the best slnoz
ing tphsc1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
Drugs and Paints.

Bark, Cinnamon per b IL Peruvian, 25G2 D..
BonK, 10. Bi-oaTbonaio OF soda, English
bc.Copperas, Bdi.Cinnhinedia. per on btM5i
cts. CASTLE AOap, per n B6DlJ. Cream tartar,
Q. r., per 10 70975, Chalk, lump, per 10 DOB.
Caloniel, T.. a w, 7Ja5W English, per To- bot.
tie included, ej al 90 Chioral fIydrate, per ID
%, sa05. Composition powder, per ID Is:
D0yera, per 10 VI o. EPSON suits, per 10 "
IL. Gum Opium, por ID " 3Oftf 90; Gum Cam
8 40. On, Cast0r, machine. 76Gb5 OIL, Castor.
per gallon, 81 BjSi 75 oil, lard, winter,
strained, 5000. oil, lard, No. ], G6eDl0 Quins
inc, T.. a W., per o. u n. Flowers sulphur,
B4ea5. Alum, Sfa5 prescription viais By
case 90 per cent. on; broken, 80
per Ct o.. Show cases, market prices Rebate
Ertracts, b Dor cent. Oh. p. b. Finid Ex.
tracts, - per cent. OF. Essential oils. ~.
Louis Hist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
HoTEIS

SAVE CAR FARE AND GO TO WHIT
- aker'a chop house, 1918 Main street, for
the best meal aud the best hot aud cold
lunch. oysters served Ia any style az living
rates. old Government Java a speciality.
Open day and night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Ivory drop black, ~. per Id 40 EDRlilh
coach black, Ia, per 10 30; lamp black, ~, pcs
black paint, ~, %: siTufslan blue, Ks, ~, II,
DC; iUitraInarine blue, ~, ~, &c; blue paint
key uInber, II, DC. raw Italian sienna, ~, &c;
burnt Italian sienna, ~, De- Nanky Ike brown,
rs DC; Paris green. ia, zoe, Chrome, Il X. o. a
y. o., IL, 70; American vormllllOn, IL, 2c; IN.
dian red, ~, u; Nlnotia roo, Ig, So, l21fa, IN,
&c, Chrome yellow, Il. ~. o. a y. o., ~, 40;
yellow Ochra, 10, 81, i2lfs, 2ja, bc.
FuEPxHED OnAfNfN0 COLOnp.
Bark oak, lBc; Ash, Ice; Black walnut ieol
Huule Iga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12
PROFESSIONAL,

" l.. VERCOE, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN
H. and surgeon, office corner Houston
aud Fourth streets, over Washer q August;
residence corner broadway and Galveston
avenue one block west OF South Main 'Tels-
phone Communication; Office 2i4, resi-
dence %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

80 ~ n. SEE OUR ADVFlk.
pat-, R,7t column az the first
sAirl ~ fi2ecik. smith 4 on
ne sf-9era Nallonai bank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

nErER G. RUORER . co.. BELToN.
Texas, Land and General Agents. Sole
Records. we do a general land business, In
Guiding surveying and eonveyanoinS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

M d. PRIEST, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NJ ONCE over barnes grocery, corner OF
Main and First streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-12

Exports this week TO Great Britain. ). OLE
Fritnce,.... '''.''''''.'''''' ~ %
stock AZ an U. 3. ports this day 'aliyltt
This day last year .-.- oo'Vis
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31
Obituary.

Mr. Charles Mclaughlin died at his resi-
dcnce corner of Seventeenth street and
Fourth avenue at ten o'clock last night
aged Il years, 4 months and II days He
was taken sick last Sunday with brain
fever and despite the efforts of his physi>
clan he grew worse daily Mr.. McLaugh-
lin was born in Hartford, Conn. He was
well known in this city. For twelve years
he was a conductor on the c. NJ & St. p.
night express between this city and Mil
waukee. Three or four years ago he left
the railway and entered the employ of
Messrs. Kohn & Adler the we'll known
wholesale liquor dealers with whom he
has since been. He leaves a wife, whom
he married on January 1St of the present
wear The funeral will take place on
Sunday, but the hour has not been def
nitely fixed as the arrival of relatives from
Portage Wis, is expected and the time
will hc fixed when they come.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31
Another Fire Victim,

CHICAGO, Oct 21-It is now evident that
another brave man besides James Carr lost
his life III tine burning of the Culver block,
corner of Michigan street and LaSalle ave
nue. Wednesday. Joseph L. Diven, aged 81
years, married, and living at Moreland, is
the missing man. He was in charge of the
printing department of w. E. Fishers cigar
box factory, ON the fifth floor, and
second in command of the establishment.
The printing office was located in the ex-
trcme northwest corner of the building. Nc
one knows the particulars Of how he lost his
life, but it is supposed that he and Carr were
engaged in getting the people out of the
doomed structure, and that when Carr and
the other employees started down the fire
proof stairway Diven remained to be sure nc
one was left behind. 1t is supposed now
that Carr lJst his life because he missed
Diven and went back to look for him Diver
was an active man and could have easily
made his way down the fre-escape, so it is
believed that he was overcome by smoke.
LATER. The fire engine played for several
hour, on the ruins Thursday, and at 2:45 p
m. they were cool enough for a search to he
made and the result was that Diven's body
chalrel to n crisp, was taken out.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31
TIE CAGE GAVE WAY.
Fearful Fall of Six Men Down a
Shaft
Drop OF 200 Eards-Three Instantly
Killed. the Others FrishtfBlly
Eurt-Disaster on
the Lake.

HALIFAX. n. S, Oct 31-News has Just
reached here that the works of the steel
company al the Acadia mines, near LOudon-
derry, We're the scene of horrible accident
wednesday afternoon. About O'Clock a
party Of six men entered the cage at the
month Of Dutferin shaft, in the west mines,
Io te lowered to the bottom. After
preceding II short distance down
ward a piece of gearing suddenly broke, ard
nt once the cage rushed down the shaft with
fearful velocity. After travelling n short
distance further it struck something which
overturned it, and all six were were pitched
ou' and fell the remainder of the way to
the bottom, about 200 yards. The fol-
low'ng were horrible mangled and
killed outright; Richard H. Perry, Nathan
lei Rushton, and Thomas Vipond.
The injured were: Oliver Rushton, Daniel
Chisholm, and John McInnis. All are in a
terrible condition, and two of them, if not
all, will die Nathaniel and Oliver Rushtor
were father and son, and all six were mar
riad An inquest was begun at the mines
Wednesday evening, but is not finished. Sc
far as can he learned no blame is attached tC
any one connected with the works.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31
Railway Notes,

CHICAGO Oct &l-The Chicago & North
western gives notice that it discontinued
receiving freight for shipment via the
diamond Jo Line" for Mississippi river
points above Dubuque Oct. 80, and for
Dubuque and points between Dubuque and
Fulton Nov. s. 1854 The diamond Jo
line" discontinues running its boats by that
time for the season.
The Pam Handle gives notice that the
Cincinnati q Eastern railroad is again open
for business to all points, and that it can now
receive and forward freight for points on
and reached via that line as usual
MONTREAL, Oct. 3l-The earnings of the
Grand Trunk railroad from Jan. TO Oct. II
were $l3,2lS0OO, against S14, IT., 900 for the
corresponding peliod last year
The earning Of the Canadian Pacific rail
road from Jan ! to Oct 20 were 81, ,24S, 900
against 81, $4,000 for the corresponding
period last ytar. The mileage has increased
from !, 700 to :, ,4Al
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31
DOwn with all Hands.

PoRT CoLRORNE, Oct. 81 1t is believed
the schooner Van Nalkenburg of Chicago,
has gone down with all hands. Vessels ar
irving here report a fore-and-aft schooner
sunk about eight miles south of Gull
island. Both the topmasts are sticking
out of the water The general opinion
among sailors is that the wreck is that of the
Van Valkenhurg. The vessel was coal-laden,
and was bound from Buffalo to Milwaukee.
She ran back here the beginning of last
week, having broken adrift from the tug
A. j. Smith. She left again Sunday morn
ing, and the last heard of her
was off the Mohawk. The weather was
rough, and the supposition is that she
sprung a leak, and that the crew put her
about and tried to return to this port, but
foundered on the way The boat and the
womans body that came ashore at Port
Maitland on Monday are supposed to be OF
the Van Nalkenburg. She was owned il
Chicago and valued at $4,000 Her crew
consisted of eight men, including Capt H
{. tulIin, of Milwaukee, and his two sons.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31

New YORK, Oct. 31.-Adelaide Ristori,
the great Italian actress, was welcome to
America Thursday morning for the third
time in her career She was accompanied
by her husband, the Marquis del Grillo, and
her daughter and son, At quarantine the
French steamer St Germaine was met by
John A Starin's yacht Blackbird, on board
of which We're representatives of the press Of
the country. Sig. C. A. Chizzola, Nine.
Ristor's private secretary; Mr.. James
Dickson, her manager and Mr.. Morressey,
of Philadelphia, were OF the party. The
voyage was rough.