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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
PALESTINE.
Brutal Murdcl,-t Negro Shot By As
sA,sins.
sneelsl 70 tho GaEetie.

Special TO the Gazette.
Palestine, January l0-News has
iu-t been received here Of a very brutal
murder committed about eght miles
northeast of Palestine. near the line OF
the international & Great Northern.
Il seem TIA II negro named Akin
son, VINO has been II sort OF cauilien-
iial man for Burkitt d Co., contractors
on the lnterna innal, was, night. or
two sine, call, d from lis tent, aud az
he I pped out was shot through the
bowel. aud died immediately As the
officers have only now been informed
no investigation has yet been made,
and il is iupo sibe o. say what wa
the cause of the murder. The negro
killed il given by hi, employers an
excellent character ~ hand W rking,
sober and reliable man. Sheriff Davis
will start an investi cation at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
THE HIGH COURTS.
Decisions Rendered Yesterday at the
Galveston Term. 1854.

Special TO the Gazette,
Galveston, January l0,-The cour.
of appeals met this morning with q
full bench. The proceedings were as
follows:
Galnda VS.. state, from Webb
county, reversed and remanded; White
=. j.; Allen VIZ. state, from Washing
ton county, reversed and remanded;
c. 'Chevurria VS.. state, from Webb
county. submitted on briefs for both
parties; NJ. Chandler VS.. state, fr M
Bastrop comfy, Submitted on oral az
sument and briefs for both parties.
SUPREME COURT.
Submitted on briefs and oral argu-
meuts Tor both parties-Gulf, Western
Texas q Pacific railway omlany vs..
Monitor, from Dewitt county.
Submitted ON brief aud oral argu-
ment for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Nah
wood, from Dewitt c"unty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
New DTiutiih.
PRoyIsioSs.

Syw ORLEANS, lanasy a. FLopE-
Market steady and unchanged family
iasss: hikher grades SieY Is.
i nns " sAl--liigurr and scarce AT 2 20
PoRR---lIigher with FAIR demand; old ls14;
LAaD ste dy and mir demand; tierce re-
finei ~: krg w.
III X MGR ---ieady, WITH fair dempnd;
shoulders pnched lii9ee 2 long clear a'd
Bacos-- -carcs and iower long clear aud
clear rib -.
dts.-.ll'ige sugaresioa eanva sed dun
&nlsk steady; western reclincd l Oj@
! %.
orFnE-.steady. with fair demand; Rio car
goes oninpn 20 pri Us iU.s l3k
SuoAH--Maiket dull ana steady: COM
IN n IA soOa comm nhlS a7s art, fully
iair 20 "a pTlni Ia cnOics oi.a atsi yer
lnw clarified Y@7; white clarified no
~ GRADUATED 7ss.
NIoLAssks-Qniet; centrifugal 1909; com
mon 2DG2l; inif .5e.', prime TO cnoice VIC
q.
RicK- steady witt fair demand Louisiana
oruinary orrinne, lean5E.
BRAS-iilghr AAa scarce att %.
t'Or o. ssED DiL-primo crude "
summ.s yellow i!@sj,
GRAIN.
CoRs--Quiek mixed and white 81.
OATs--Moderale demand %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Australlan u urlA,s Fair.

San francisco, January l0.-Aa n
worlds lair will be h Id ut Adj laide.
Aus ralia, In 1857, the British CONSUL
has receiveia Telegram reques ing him
10 suggest the postponrlnent Of Income
nj san Francisco, as all the Australian
colonies are DESTROYS Of participating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
SHERN AN.
An Old I.andnHsfk Fire al GordOnSyiI!e
Brief Local Notes.

Special TO the Gazette.
Sherman, January l9.-They are re
moving the Loving residence IN West
Lamar street, huilt about thirty years
ago by a. II. Lowing, our j esse ; faith
er, anu is Que if not the only one ot
the old-timc residences IN the city.
The ground Where the building stood
is being covered by thes Ntensive ware
house Of 4. J..0-lin u CO. One hy one
The old disappears and the new takes
the places OF the old landmarks.
lnfurmalipn reached MS today That
a tire occurred nj Gordon8vilie last
night, which resulted in The desiruc-
lion of four bindings, Two Of which
belonged Ia G;oram * Newton aud
Woodland. The canse of the lire and
luss sustained we have so far failed TO
learn.
Last night about 10 o'clock, Deputy
Sheriff Who'd Wallace arrested taleb
Starr, coiolcd, and Sintiilla Luda'
milk, whit. charged with adultery.
II appears that they have been living
together for some tine, but for sonlo
cause have not been bith-red ~ Of
fictrs until lass night, which resulted
in their being placed in jail to await
The action Of the county court The
pair have been living in the n rthct't
tartu r the city, near he Il EN-,
Born, TO Mr. and Mr. w Il. Cutrey,
last nj hit, Il pHit Ol logs 30 II are
hear y looking chaps and are de- lied
10 Ice great mep.
The Ii'ilv twoyeAr-old child of Mr.
Ben Kirkpatrick i. reported as bang
quiet i'll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Shot Ia me ann.

Last night near l. O'Clock cOmmo-
tiuu was Crea I'd Ut the Cattle h,S
change 10y tue noise Of tWO shots fired
one just after The other. Hlr,sv up
stairs rushed down to see what il was,
y hilc those down stats rushed up
4 man at The head o. the stairway
rushed into The adjoining room win
HIS arm hanging painfully ut his side
and in rrpy "a qucstlunS stated that
he Ind been shot, tut refused TO give
his name or the name of the man that
shot him, or amy particulars
Parties uil the street saw
a man walk rapidly away from the
door at the loot Of the subway. Tue
police officers came ia and MAIZE uilis
gent Efforts to learn The paruculars@uf
the ailir, but found out uuthi Z, us
nobody knew anything. The wounded
muu, Whose naino is G.. - Best, went
20 Or. Burts aud had The ball ex attracted
from the upper part of his arm. All
inquiry 10y the reporter faiied Ia elicit
The name of The mn that did the
shooting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Ell PAsO.
Discovery OF Rich Silver and Copper
Ore Near the City.

special TO the Gazst c.
l1 Pa9n, January 10 Recent pros
peuti work in the Organ mountain
above lown has oeveloprd rich silver
aud copper minerals IN number OF
mines, which. together with the pro-
posed eurly erectinnnf reduction WORKS
In this city. will, we apprchend, re-
dound to our mat, rial benefit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
st. Louis.
pnopucr.

ST. LOWS, January ls.--FLouR-Weak and
lower 10 sch
WHEAT opened better. advanced but
broke, closing at lower figures than on yes
tertaN; No. red ! VI Is cash: I OBS jan
unry; - february; | 02A March; ! 0it
May.
IuHN Opened unsettled: went up slightly.
declined aud closed =, 10 y nndcr Yesterday:
s1f..tl y cash; q Januaryi 4Ok February;
Is March 8 x May.
OAIs--pponed lower and Slow 3S3.63,i5
cil h: ~ january; 32jA bid February; IS
Mnl.ch. al MnN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Row York.


NEW YORK. January a.-FLopR- Dnll.
WurAT--spois 10 N lower options de-
clined toll opening later stronger rallied
y, 10 |, but towards 81 80 W. nlscned of q Ia
u lbove inside rI,ios: No red ,2llqSi; No,
red ajam No 2 led 10, i@l "; posted No. ?.
red ~
,nRS Spoi * lower options opcned * 10 II
lower, later reacted u to III q osing weaker
and u IN IaDOvo inside hgurcs: uagradtd Is
C4nll&: NJ. ., 551s@og; No. 2 DJ1@G !. steam
~ 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
nnd For sale.

y lnnd, known "a Park
four miles southeast rom
i VIII br sold in a h,dy or
pit parch ,Sers rnere ara
r. of prairie, and 100 acres
Hand IN the piece.
apply 10
CLINTON WARD,
at the MtunsioD hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

MEATs-Sugar cure1 nbms, lio; q. G. O. u.
con. ~ i :, g. dry snlt, ..
lAhp--ilerees. lQa; 10 pnd - n cans, l0,;
~ cans ~, G.; lUn cans, Il 70; 81 tans. ltISl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

WaisgY--Stoady AT rs
CoEls MrAI.- Qnlci ~ 3052l.
Provisions ilrnI hut stow.
MEAT.
LARD--Frnlor al 500
isoRR-nid II ~; new 10 ~
u Tx NeATS- Quoted Icing clear t0N
G5 short rio 6jnT ~ short clear s..
BAIoS--l'irm; long clear i7lS; short
rib 90 short clears -.
1--WE STOCK.
C6rrIN--R eroipls ~ o, best grades firm;
low qGHliilcs duil; exports o > 90 %: good Il,
cholc 60 ur7 aiia6 % common 10 fliri 30
90 - button steers 400 @J0g cows and
heilors lhlfQ.
SnGrt- aus 0n0; b ST. gindes strong:
- hcra iuli goodtocSt 598j ~ common
to inir puGi5i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

LrvERrooL. January 1e.--Coi,on spots
closed quiet ana unchanged.
sales ), o.; American ash.
For export md speculation l.01C
imports ,'Nn. American l. no. e."
Middlng nplandH,.,..... i-lb
'TlthnN b
Futures closed irm, ! lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
MONEY,

Wv ORLEANS, January i0.--Sight eN.
chnnge on Sew York per 1909 premium,
SteIling y. D., Siil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

CHICAGO, January la.---CATtLE- Receipts,
so0y dull aud lifciess: exports t0lG rs good
% choice shipping S0@6 ~; common TO me-
dunn iU6d5 90
SHEEP--lt Receipts 200; weak dull: Inferior TO
fair 25alOl: medium 10 good 1000 20.
choice TO extra bJsJ on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
New Vorn.


NKw YoHg, January l0.-Money quoted
a. lall6: closed offered lls@2
Prime mercantile Paper .d6.
sterling excnsnge g. u. steady at 81;
sight e5M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
Wool Dnll; Texas Hat.
LIVE srOCK.

BEgyFs.-Ilcceipis 100, included Dpl os.
port SIC rs; mar.ol nbont stsaiy Win ialge
percentage OF poor ail ,ommul ratilei 9 IN.
mon g., gobd steers 500 4; priine 'o"l -,
Sn M receipts 500 mafk.t easter
4 25a6 IS for poor 10 prime sue v. D 81 2, To-
. 75 also u few cSlra lumps sold FOR So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

Tnlly's show case of diamonds
eciipses anything OF the kind N North
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
kansas city
rnopucn.

KANSAS CITY, January lS-WirEAr-
May.
Corn Lower; salS for cash; So7s hid Feb
ruarv; ia March; 4igi May.
OATs-Dull and noninai nj % bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

KANSAS CRY. january lp.-CArrLE--
Receipts 2b5 the market Is steady
cd, slow and weak for medium and
common; native stee 1876 to l,2H pounds
Std5 10, etockers and feeders . Jog W; cows
lower.
3HErp-- Receipts n; quiet; rauyes aver
aging Ill pounds. i2j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

~ TO show you the hand
Tor bracelets just received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
ro,DAY's QUOTATIONS..

SrG r. quiet ana teady refined stronger:
GO extra cdz 0sG Whiic extra Y 40
Gss: OIL A. yellow lsM51z; standard a fys;
ru.fcctoneis'7 7a1 'ut ioaf ana crushed
~: ernuiatd 10 0cubes W.,
MoLAs.Es-Qu ana steady: New Orleans
IS 50: Porto Rico @ii; iylsh ~ nds "
alH.
RICE Market steady With good demand;
domestic ioz@7.4, kangoon iAaIS.
BE- r. Quiei.
Cur MEATS Qniet and nrm; long clear $,
LAID I.Dw,I; prinlc ktetln 200.
poItK---nnil new mess ii49lfH.
RosiS-firm at b2l5
TURpKsTIEk--f'irmcr ats.
wool.
Wool -.Dnll; Texas inN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
! LEGISLATURE.
----~--------
iuoss and 4 Dali Day in the
Ilouse.
bill Argued without Result
in the Senate.


t@%*< 80
he Gazette.
January 10, llills referred shan
ako TIA frIony to deIroN grass
,nclosuse, or fife gr s. ON the ont
Intcnt IA wi fully destroy II, iiNing
~ copfintmrnt IN the penlicn'
I,t Itss than two nor more IMAM
TO provide for hc sal q of ten thou
Iof and In Tom Gtcc county. ut
"a ten do lars per ;tcrc, tn" pr
uppl ed To usvIng Texas properly
h III the worlds fair ut Sew Or
bin was taken up in committee OF
the pending question being the
h the IN jorify report. y lengthy
purticlYIated In by sen tors shan
5ol h. kluberg and theSley, fol-
ding which he mmitlee arc e,
progress and asked 10 slJ ns"ih
tor comrittee IN finance. repo ted
|he III to rcgul IT, the collection col
nd hsr-ts,forc bid in by tho h'Nle
rpt tax gale aud not red cu1eu.
hi tOauihorize the comptroller TO
Irs d ne Tor ,'ie years IS o and p'S
ltion was read from the supcrln-
tbs deaf and dumu asylum, aSN,
mbsrs ,f The senate 10 WISH ana
asylum. AdipGrncd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

t,oyPEE-Spot ir Rio dun and nominal
~ IA; options ioa2o Observation-Disclosures act'
i've.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
TELEGRAPHlC MARX ELS.
sroo,,s.

IA s.,......... ..... iiiH
fs... 2iis
TX. coup Pacific Is of iteJ. ..,.,...,.. .lsol4
.iuntC4 = ltiN AIDE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WI
Houston 8 Texas Csntrs.""oo.."... .,".is
kansas g. icAas-",,,-.......,.'.".---.. .,....lts
Missouri ......-....... 1895
Texas j. ioS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20
iIorsi.

49,, ,,c,,c,, with Snoal,c,
), NV Nv y, ,'ern,o nrose;,t PRAYER by'
y :, = NJ ~ H., innrNnI Al peus,.C
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NTH, m.s. nn iri, ~,
S.,li',;s' ,i,,rte.,,in NinnIoy
first IN .Innun y an Luly, tour
ns, seyentsenth Huntny altrr The
tnry nod Jnlv, wa WceN~i Wood,
-, ~ - al.
!, ~ : =. n''s.-t,iIi \; to- ihorizp Tho
lucnton 10 ihNeNi me university
I'M aud eseh~"itd eta 9 iund IN
~ ktRte by pul ch snug Su'h bone $
,eriiiarcrt chool lnhdS ht hNch
" DO ueternlinei by ne hchid
on. WhentN'r a ptTfii".Se M
sde ~ IN Is plll we
r snail ttan !rr me lUhas 20 pur'
n the7psr tnnsht sello"l mn" 10
toi the fuHd t1r whl u lhr pa
made nudishall transfer rom en-
y permHn"nt h 81 iuhi Me
the pr &c 81 ava ""ha-.
rymier.-ulli N".N>' 10 n''ehu ofll'
the rcvlstn aiu' 50 a. 10 fei,I
hall p 3eiu'ieu W ~ or Ien'i1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-20

CoRs-Quleb mixed and white 81.
OATs--Moderaie demand at3,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

Mr. Geo v. willing. Of Manchester
Mich. writes: MY wife his been a.
most helpless for i've years . helpless
1hst she could not turn over il led alone.
She r-ed TWO Beetles Of Electric Bii-er-
and Il q much improved thai he i ablt
now to do her own work
Electric Rificrs viii do Al ihsf i
claimed for them Hundreds iOf fn<s.
1nonials attest their great cur1t W POI
ers- Only Gay cents bottle = Nrhr'
ingcr Bros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

1We werc ple1scd - Deet Jr1Ee
WIN. y Eibllx<- = TIE Cc1<rcSlonA
|Conrensicn q Evansville Tuesday. The
gufre inr nirei prrsc~,iis II rsg.-i ~
N number az bis old friends - DEoois-
ne wss rxEIei upon Or : zpeeeh- .ri re-
turned thanks % . nz.y q ~ fcrn<r
constituents f0r re hcrcr- H terilned
~ crscr Into nv political di.rn<zisn. -
srcox.t or The position - kcids = -
prrne Jude. hur toll th< pecple u felt
! Great infere<r IL Their fe.ihcr1ti0c=- -
Re should n<rrr fxiI % while - lived
snd eonrr,<uisfni rken upon fhe hsrrT n
Nv IN th< District x1i tke cruens q $500
ce<e II - Ellicnsl ensrezt, uhi<h r-A1s
III Drr,nrrsfs rrioite-
Nomxn zs1nfs hf<ke~ T. r. ro-firn
ar rke ismDrrrss ~ Irif<ns tc-ssF EH1u
de- Jrarr yibl1rk. - NJ. cIi frienfs
IN Dubofs ere 1lw1ys El1i - &c hfm-
He wo1I make . z. = S<11-cr .bont
zhcm there w01l3 - % rroxlt112
fo0I<zics,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

o&On the banks Of the placid fstckA
trcading along the velvefy 90 under fhe
outrageous branches II noble forests -
very early dawn. when silver and golden
etreaks shoot their shceninK colcs
afhrart inc blue ethereal. inaF nor -
seen a. Any mora ! sislusrt figure nth
lank and hsrgsri fsre- EickrlinZ bright
ewes nni dizhereird shaggy locks- alter
nateiy hiichinE UP hi trousers. and rnn-
ming his hands through hi hair. y O.
fcrminsi effort % uoo the association II
: mnsc Il aid IN grinding Out -jinxls
for Literary periodical re be0ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

squire ~ q Scott Sylvaniz, o..
rrI-fs. n hare been great Sufferer FOR
- years With Hright's disease 81 The kid
|neys- f0x Eeeks - ; time was unable
- ~ onr ~ bed nsed various Internal
r~t.e1lr.- bur they gave me no relief
~orr TO u Prcf Gnflmetfe-s Kidney
Pas - Eesk5. and I noE know 4 IN
enrlreiT cared
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

TO zen wish nrsutifnl complexion
Then ne Ayers s1rsspariila Il riflnSrs
and pnrifies ne hlccd-s,n6 ii-ereby :
mrv : blarci1~s and Pinr'es from sh-
<kin. mSking Il smooth zni clear md
giving X : hrigh- and healthy appear
1nce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

Theron r. KeztOr. Editor 81 ~ wsyre.
Lad -Esxe.fe.- writes Per th> rr<f
Eve years have xlwxy< u<ei r. Kim :
New Discovery Cor con~hs ~ most 80
we're rh,rA-fcr- - wsli - ~ thoze o. ,
misier fvpe- II never fEils % st'cct >
speedy rEre. Nv fricnts - wkcm
hare rcrOmnrn1ei 4 <pe1k 81 4 in same
hfxh terms Having bsen r1rsd bT Il q
every conEh have - Or fve years.
consider u the cnly refi1h,s and sore
rnre 81 Ceuxk<- co'is- etc Call =
Nehrinrer B-ss- Dr< Store s.d gct :
YEEx Trial bossls- Large sizs $1.oo- :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

CrCirrnif Court began special -
sion in Jasper On Mcnday- 70 try iiAe
Crawford county seat question brought
here ON change cfvenDe- Judge Wei
born presided. and Col ,. C. Anthony
or New Albany and Wm- Srddarta- n
Harrison county, appeared fcr ne
Granssburg people. and W. II Ze1scr- q
Learenxorth, and Tr.ylor s Hunter fcr
the Leareuworsh side Net 0f Monday
was consumed IL motions upon the -
instability Of evidence and Tuesday ne
witnesses began teztifying ard Tie sxezr-
ing mil Il still grinding
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

nrIf Democrats 10 iht oounfy Ill
Send ~ Notice 81 their neffinr. We w1l
cheerfuliy publish them and rku- con.
tribute orr mite 70 making them sur-
cessful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

TMr- Feri Schuhmarbrr ms III
sncrr-sful bidder fcr the nru srsapn
house for nlini,ril-e township 1T SIT
uriay. a $50. The building j. - =
IS bE IS feet IN ne.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

6rMrs- NcCriiins viii have : sssE 81
her personal property next Frid.r- ani
will make her home thereafter with her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Ferry. - 81 o.
ecph. Ma Mrs McCrillss hss lived j.
jasper g years. having came here before
che town was built she hn< lived IN
che county 50 years. snd hss <ren her
children III grow q sdult years ard de
or move 70 some 0fher locality and nov
IN her old age. and respected and io~ei
w an her neighbors. che removes 20 :
distant state. 10 pass her remaining days
with Der youngest child
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

rTFditor Griffin favored ~ VIII 4
Louisville Conrier-Journal Snniar- I'D
<sys Ne sold 50 copies IL town II uAs !
splendid double Issue az sixteen pages.
aud confxined Several Jasper personals
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

RNhnt - besome ~ our able corp.
|at rcrresEa ~ ;ent-s H.s the political
EVER trled lAeu ~. up send xion.
- lt<u.s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-22

nUThe -.hie- lunch provided N krngr.
delegates ~ county officials niilr ~
train VS. waiting II Dale Tut-sl1v n7-iir.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-09
THE DISTRIBUTIONS OF FIsH.

One of the most marvellous and sue
cessful achievements of modern enter
prise is the introduction of new fish
food into the streams and lakes of the
various continents. The salmon of the
Pacific coast has been successfully in
troduced into the streams of the east
coast of North America. The delicious
shad of our waters is now to be found
in the sea-going rivers of the Pacific
coast. California salmon were success
fully introduced in 1877 into the
Australian rivers, where that fine fish
had never before been seen. The re-
stocking of streams with fish is going
on all over the world, and will eventual
~ increase the supply of fish food
thousand-fold. In England, our
American trout, black bass and white
fish have become naturalized, while the
German carp, fast-growing and food
producing fish, is already widely known
in the United States. This country
leads the world in fish culture. Our
experts do not despair of being able in
time to vastly increase the swarms of
fish on our sea-coast. 1t is known that
from time to time there is short sup
ply of saltwater fish. but experiments
are now being made with the spawn of
cod, paddock, sea bass, Spanish mack
erel, and other denizens of the ocean,
which will undoubtedly be successful.
1t is said that an acre of water can be
made to furnish many times the quanti-
ty of food produced annually by an
acre of land. 5tss ttfrt-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-09
THE GREAT CANAL.

1t is now proposed to join the Bay of
Biscay with the Mediterranean Sea by
means of great ship canal, which will
save the voyage around the peninsula.
This would be work second in i'm
portance only to the Suez Canal itself,
Tor all the vessels from England and
Northern Europe would be forced to
use this means of communication. It
would be gigantic work, but it would
certainly pay in time. In the mean
while the Panama Canal is being vigor-
ously prosecuted by M. de Lesseps.
This is mighty work, for it aims to
join the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by
great ship canal cut through Central
America. A vast amount of work has
been done, and the most gigantic efforts
are being made to finish this extraor-
binary channel by the close of 1886.
But it seems that only 80 of the
dredging, 11-50 of rock cutting, and
1-15 (2,967 900 metres) of the work of
excavation had been completed on the
first of March last. The important
supplementary work, the Chagres Dam,
is not yet begun. There is reason to
fear that the canal viii not be finished be-
fore 1900. Ofthe 100000 francs sub
soribed for, 300,000,OOO have been spent
in preiminaries and plans, and 100000,
600 in purchasing and improving the
railway. It is supposed that 50O,O0O,OOO
more of francs will be required to com
plete the work. -