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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
CLEBURNE.
Struck By a Locnmo'ive-Nccai Notes
aud liapprnings.

lpselnI to the Gazette.
Cleburne, March 81 A probably
e,t,J accident occurred at Alvarado
iNis evening as the Santa Fe west
hnund traid was passing that plsce.
petween old aud new town there Is II
depn cut with sharp decline in the
yrade and road crossing. Just be-
FIRE the engine reached the crossing
the engineer gave the usual signal.
simultaneously, TWO men, ~, \. Moore
aud John R.ddy, IN AN Ambulance
drawn NV Two horses, Reached the
crossing and the l"rses became fright
ened aud dashed up the track toward
the train. In an instant the engine
struck them, killing one horse and mu-
tilating the other, breaking the We
hiclr into fragments and badly in-
juiing Moore, the driver
Ills Injuries ar internal, and their
exact nature could not be ascert,sined
nj the time. He was taken to his home
in a hacks John Reddy was not seri-
ously hurt. No negligence can lie al
legged against the engineer; 1t is prob
able that the diver rashly took too
great fi-k and attempted 10 cross in
advance when he should have waited
until the train passed. The scene of
the accident ia peculiarly well suited
for such catastrophe, with the deep
cut hiding trains and vehicles from
each ether. and the down grade caus-
ing The train to go at high speed.
A number of our enttrprising men.
who are lovers OF good horse flesh,
have started n subscription for the pur-
pose Of bus ing land for n driving park.
There Is tract of land situated alb ut
three qusrters of a mile north of the
court house that is admirably suited
for race course. II can be purchased
for 81, 200. and 81 200 of that amount
has already been made up. AS soon as
the whole sum has been subscribed an
organization will be perfected and inn
prJvements will be, in.
Green Turner, one of The heaviest
planters in this county, to-day sold 50
bales of cotton to L. Il. Mitchell of Dial
las, at the rate of . 81. This WAS about
the last considerable lot cotton in the
country nnmarketod.
Dr. Andrew Young, who will run aS
an Independent GIetnback candidate
for governor, addressed good audi
encc at the court house TO night. The
speech WAS delivered Mt the request of
citizens of Cleburne. His theme is the
abuse of the laud system. lie is II dis
ciple of Henry George and II strong
sympathiz,r with the Irish people in
their struggle " it'll England. He in.
Ciden;ally endorsed the dynamite plan
of agitation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Chicago.
sp,rial TO the eazsur.


CluCAGo, March 27--Ancr four days OF
hammeiing at prices a halt was called and
the bulls given breathing spell. To-day
everything is up little from sc tcrday's
close. The b ars have all made fortunes and
ieei happy, hut perhaps II may be their turn
next lO suner severe losses.
trading to-day was quite lively IN all lin 5,
pu' was nothing compared to that OF yesieT-
dai. itmay 10 snid that II was draw
neither bun nor bsar darn 10 make q move
"eing afraid 10 prec plate matters and
ssainsi their interest.
| wheat advanced over "A cent, cora half a
vent ana pork about 20 cents per barrel.
NSy pork opened ai II Ia. and then climbed
WIN lew ,et'bicks to II 20. June pork ht-
"aNeu Ia The same way. Year was dull.
| Lara was active aud higher
l."ose meats We're weak aud shade lower,
Two failures have been announced 70 far
ana more are expected.
.NfrLE-keoelpts. over 500.
ysrs behaved badly, and over half OF the
supply leit over. There was decline VI 10
N.heS Sales were at 4lo6W.
'"h1'-Acityc and unchanged.
PRODUCE
FLOUR Dull
&, ,~h..kksAr-March sisSdSi,k, closed s'ss; April
ss,s.@ss.t. closed 49,: May sJis@ ass. ciosed
Il Gu sune Ssn v0iz. ciissed gJSs; July s,ls@slls
ed az. l.a.,h ~ "a ~; March ty4@ ~. clos
J n;s,, used s,d 5lls; June 6IJs25 X, ciosed t5k
!. ~ es'tAp.ss. ciosed 57L.
MAJ oei - Ash ans: March and April ssk@29
- '-7ssSs9s June 3ss4SJss jay SasSsA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Wool. Hides, Etc.

HTDEs-So. l,neavS olut, dry IN lSc.. No
heavy Amt, dry, v n iac. No. |, light t'.pt
On lac. No 9, liant hint, ~ 1885, bulls AM
heavy. danaged, I, 10 loo; calf skins and bad
~ damaged, ~ n tsfbe; green salted. sound
p 70 7,sc: green saltsd, grubby, HIh 30: butch
& green, u 7 O..
cayotes, SotS60c; mountain wolf, 75cGssi; foS
yDdn2bc.
PELrnrFs- Nominal, season over Deo
skins, % M92o spottoi9pe sklns 70 W. y
10 amount ~ wool, 2io6sup shonriinga, aC
oording "a mount OF wool, lHJl5u; hexiogl
iinproged, li1lgc; MesieSn shoop s6sriins,
In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
ion, 81 industry give no reminder OF

hon, st industry give no reminder OF
THE scyTHE or DEATH
,b;ch went swinging through her
mrerincts Oh that beautiful Christmas
day. a., ,,r,s,o ro.o
Of The dreadful tragedy, taken from
~ rapbic verbal account ms related by
az eve.witness. They were bNt mea-
,a,ly referred TO In the dispatches at
Inc lime, all possible pains being taken
a. sunnrtss The matter, and give the
G,st and fullest history of the awful
aflalr which has ever been published.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Foiatoes-lrish, northern, p bbi - 1902 Is
sack, $50 &C.; sweet. per bnshel CSC 75c. up
,uus, per Dbi., sS l0o---. Turpips. q bprrcl
81 co. Feans, II. +. med, bbls., 6'1c,; largs
med iuni, peT bb.. g. O.; small, per bbl,, 80 o
hall hbi., med, - 90; half bAl, small, g %
bb Ia $50 q { 90. Cheese, hall cream 1870:
fnll On cam, i7kc. Krgut, per Dbl, Sl2o,i125:
half bbl., 10 Is Peanuts, q elDc. cider, hall
hhl So III. Cabbage, 7c.
Young spring chickens, 81 loGS5'; TurkeIs
Il a.: Geese. "a 81 80 W bucks. vs. uoG
; -.
EGGg-Per doztr, lltGe
Trnsh country .buttif, choice. DO, Craame
xMS7 90; old butter, lU@i24c.. oleOmaTgG'
rine, Inc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Polk Quiet and scarce IS
LARD-Ntcady; uerce refined S'-i kes W.
SAIT NJ ArS-Scarce ava wantcl'
BULK MNArs-Falr demand; shoulders
higher al g.
BACoN- null and lower shoulders :; lona
clear and clear rio 10 l..
at l3e!SIe.
WHISKY steady and unchanged
('oFFgE-Rio, cargoes oicOmmon 10 PRIME
700 IA 10.
SUGAR-Quiet. firm and higher prices
looked ior. common 10 good common 'ts9 u !;
fair to mlly iair bl@@5E: prime o crow
clarified h9sgGs4; while clarified WsSi gran 80
la ed Jaw. "a.
M0,Assrs -Steady ana In good demand;
centrifugal l7@O: ierinenting 2oGS); repoilea
2Sd3J. -,
RioE-Quict hut steady; Louisiana ordi
nary TO prime, 11tn5A. ,
Bi,AN-Dull and lower, at pSefi US.
CoT-TOs SFED OiI~-Duu; n1me cfuue'
80 = 81; summer yellow i2Ie1i5.
BAAN--Dnll ana egsier ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Bsrk, Cinnamon, per pornd, iS'e-c; bark,
Peruvian per pound, 312--. borhx PEI 10.
rs -. bi cart onase OF soia pai n, 3,ftt: cop
peInR. Der u, 29i; castor OF, y gal, 5,9 W;
c.nchorlda per ounce, 70Hs0f.: castillo sos 2
poSnd. s6sis; chalk. lump. Der pound. 2&s
rngiisb' per pound. 1921 25 .ehlorai by
dfs,s, Sidsi Is; chioroiorin, 81 iCez---; con-
positiOn powder, 2522J: doyers powaerr, 2j
EPSON salts. per pound, 3D5 gnin opium, o.
pound, 4 80; gum calnphor, Ees.-; inorphil e
20 quinins, r. i W., por o.. ga quinine
Ger,onn. per "a Il IS al 81; potash, bromide
46145 iodlde. l IS: ehlorate. 21ai5 Alum, 20
Spirits turpeniine, 5oc.; Linseed oil, @9oc.
list; strictly pure white lead, II. Louis list
Patent medicines, rebate on Int; y. ID. nus,
extracts, Is per cent. OH: Prescription yiaif
per Gaze. 20 aud 10 per cent. III DO, broken
10 per cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

PoRK--cash " 0N@i,Tr. April II o,,t Ma,
IL 4Sdli a, June IL s7x9ls IS. 90 '"'
n n.shn-Cash 9lbss.o Anil solif: Nav
p ~s &; June st9sfepii July rae 49,.
s2s short clear IS. rvs
LIVE STOCK.
HOGS Receipts, 800 rough packing a ina
~ packing and shipping e5z7 90; iishr "a
- TIL hereip's $500; exrorters, @ insG e
suu 'n cnoice shippng, 6ad0n: commo,,
70 medium 5oc@,5s corn.fed Texans 3 IS
siIs, Receipts, 1900; Inferior to flr. so
extra, 01Gb57j. N'"''s w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Fire in Chicago.

Chicago, March - The large six
story building on the southwest corner
Of Water and Wabash avenues, chiefly
occupied bv =. a. Cook q Co, printers
and book. binders, burned this after
neon. On account of the dangers OF
the locality, the building being the
center of the wholesale grocery trads,
a large detachment of the fire depart
ment responded. The flames We're
with difficulty confined TO the build
ing There were number Of maru-
fhciurers' agents in the building. To
In! 50 estimated Mt $50 000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

sNisritnre -BonrStoads, imitation walnut
crch, u 1858 q; oil walnut, "a 5o@ie 81; Chair,
sca,, g ochp uo cane seat, dlning, $40 UNG 70 lt
Childs md rockers, fs o0ebis 81; iarpO roofing
81 ehtsS %; camp ana tocksra each. 81 TJs
90 Nt'rors arch tops, "A loS, s2tsAfel2 30
Tables round, gsNl@SsN, iHll Leaf, 90 secs Sc
Saies. each, - 2SN,T 10, bureaus, IS Soer2p u
wash Glands, et aifi 80 bel springs, ~ ,edei 81
nRby Carrta.. IS. q SlNagl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Eastern Tcxns and Southern Texas stoch
cattle about two dollars per head les, than
the above quotations.
The above prices are Tor herds OF iori hoa0
and inward delivered ON HE iinip, and foi
such cattle nE those raised In tho cpnntlct
embraced In the following territory West
drawn east and west with Waco, and cast OF
a line drawn north aud south With Baird and
Gouth oi Red Rive.
burTa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

MSaIs-Sugar cured nams liKG s.C.C.h
Bacon, l59Se; SC. bacon, me-; =. c. dry salt,
.1ARp-Tierccs. lO]Fc: % snd SON cans, iry.r
0ln cans, 0sfc.' 'Gh cans, lt'sni an cans, lie;
= n cans.l lose
cores -Culrmon H.; ordinary, l2lsc.;
fair, SIC; prlIne Rlc, lio; fancy, l5c, ola ,
< vernment Java, s1).c" hrbuckles' Ariuas,
F1fGaEl;c.
EEaIjmRera' , GO; Ep1 Nov soS
halfbbls,. l0slc, cut loaf. 1910; grinulaied
standard 0 ca; Louisiana rrannlated, bee
standard A S4Gslsc.; choice white, slsioS<e
yellow clarified, SioAc.
RIcE.- Louisiana, 5lSqs7c.
FIsn-MGokerel, l9h ltiis, No. !, o. 70; No.
sl;oj; bali bills, No, l, T.@e Nc. 2, eGgg
Dried horrtngs, per hoS, doc. rol Dish; dAc.
SAIT-CoarFo, In bags, yl.2 CLIO fine II
bags, =; laEo. ia dat hoop bba., s2.io
CANNED Guoos.--Prices per dozen, Pine
apples, standard Sl73 Peaches, standard, .
r6s., sl.eS; he; s2,2599.5o; necondc, M.
sl.io: me-. " la Tomatoes, Standard 2 ios.
lll0: seconds . ins -: iDs., u .S0asl. &C; Green
corn, sl.lo@le5. Green pcns, sl.s5 guose
si'sS ss 4 b. 49,. - aeferei, b..
si.sSs -; sardlnes. American, 800 case.
sl.3RaI A5; Biackberrles, sl.2j; Green sseos,
p.4o; Eselo Condensed milk, S.@; crown,
$685. SWISS $3.50,
BAKiiSd PowDER.-s!lyer Loaf, N cans,
per dozen, soc; 40. do. 81 6o iib. do, g %;
| lih, do, "; br,. do, sl2.
| suNDRiEs--StaIoh, 40. Soap, eo,nioou
| rsc: German olive, $40. Candles, null boreb
| l5A.c; halves, 100; quarters, lGo Indigo. $50 10
| Rlceing, Sls9I 90 dozen. COlernan's mustard
sl.i0as5Sg dozen. daccnrcni, imported, l5or
! American 500 bog. burheig, two hoDps
/ ~ 10 dozen. HOu bunh atH. ai2i DOZEN. Rrnn61a
sI.7f-a5s . oxen. Brilliant oil, bbls., Zoo; Nu
| pion, do, &c; do, - cases, - 20. Brilliant
/ rs cases, 81 30: do, LIE cases, a. 20.
! EIouE - giunnrd's Iloynl Patent TX 3
! a tbl.; BlcIF, 80 Ion ) ltI 'th.: NO 1czH
! per 100 lhs SO, No az 80, No 3 q 80, Corn moa
1 rer bdGhel, 6jc, Hominy aud grits, p btl
$3.50; Oatmeal. q hair Dbl. 80 2i GTaolye d
wheat, git, DC: Crackers; X soda, OF O., Az
anda, S-iee.; INK coda, 10; c.eRm &C.; 80
rel Baaps o.; lemon creams, o.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

nay Kew country loose from wagon
e Ual0 20 rsT ION; bale hay. siOni2 New
corn, s0ai2k T. Oats, country NO y,G,is
Cotton seed meal, 81 o. y lOp, Cotton seed
9it". MiIlei. per hale. sInhll. Johnson
grass seed. o. per bushel. billei Feed, 7bc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, l2isc'
dressed catfish, IKE; dressed Dubslo. Zoe.
q ysrgr3 baltimore Diamond brand: Dla-
nlends. ~ ~ per dozen; Select, 90 10 dozen /;
MataFordH. SOC. per 10; BorWick BAY, 81 70
ner I'D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

NHw oRLEASs. March ~ Corror
SPOT closed arm; rarIly LIS hlaher.
New Orleans.

PRODUCE.
NEW ORirANs March 27.-FIorR- pull
and lower: family 1901 -; high grades, > i,@
5gi.
CoRS--tiuod demand: mixed easlori GitEt1.
pAts--ll pull ana over, ~ l2G43.
CONS MEAL Dull at 2sA.
HAY-Qulet;prime Is no o o.; choice ~ 800
En
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

"""hH titg.
Special TO the Gazette.
KANSAS c ry. March es.-Ioese meats mud
had declined slightly.
Pork was steady at i7.5.
lnrd--sl4,
Cattle Receipts T9o. The make, showed
more life and priccs were shade higher.
sales We've made ut 10000
Wheat-rhe decline has not stopped YET
aud the market was dull.
PRODUCE.
,wHEAT-Sls cash; sl& April; 50 bid for
May. - ''1s "'u
oAis-cp bid.
LIVE srocH.
CATrt t-Rece'pts Hoo native steers of
lW5to . nornus average. 6t5d57 CHECKERS
aild ieedrrs, 90 ~: cows. S7val ~
no 's-Heoeipts an; iots . 10 .Sl pounds
avera2c N ~ II, n,itnlA 50640.
SHEEP Receipts @e natives OF 20 ,o nl
pounds average 20 1880.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

SuuAE -Dull aud nominal; refined weaker
standard 6Ani; rOnfrciioners 4 : IL &; cut
loa! ana crushed Il; powdered ilz@7ss gran
ulnted ~: Cub ~
MuLASSrS- Qui Il bat st ahy.
RiCE-t'irm md fairly active.
TALLow quiet.
Ros1>-nuI. i7fGl t2i<.
TURPESTGSE ALE
poRR New mess. Il 50.
l'EEF- Quiet aud unchanged
LsRD-sirohg; prime steam, I5@9 0j.
LIVE STOCK.
BEEvEs-Receip,s 2i0 mainly slaughterers
direct: nominally STEADY; dtes cd beef duh nj
9UhGiuj tor city Ma ghteied; $40 t0i FOR
western dressed.
snEEr-Re tipts s. 0: market dull: q /
- for sheep: one Cat load choice wethers
sold at ~: calling lambs, q - sc 70; tpring
lambs sold AT pUs515.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Liquors.

wheat, choies ,slc.assl. msdiun, t0ael
&c: corn. Sj.aioc; ry6. <0fSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Ammunition.

powder--Hlas,ins. Y reg, % 80: Rife. y % y
Is ~: Kiie, Y i2lz bs.,1 ~; Rlnr, II Aslsi 81
gbot-9l 10 D asnk: Buck shot. tlS5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
SIGHT rxcrrASeE.

REV ORLEANS. La, March y sight OK
change on Kew York at 50 per 1000 PIE
MUM,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
MONEY

NEW York, March t7..Money - and 2
prime meicnhiic paper ic59; sterling eN
change Is Il firm 4 s74; sight 4 ss'a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Refrigerator ard Butcher Lave Weights
BeuYos--Uorn fed, per 46elIsc
COWS, pei pound. ,,.,,. az
MuttunS-Fair, fat muttunH. v zb9Ac
Choice, pet pound,.",.-..-.3 Gtah,o
HOgS-PCr "....-.,.....,,.,,,,'u,.D,"i Gibc
Ht0ck hogs ner pOund.....t-..SxTl
Bulls and stays, for sausak q Innnufic.
tire, per in2i4,
GrnRA cattle suitable for boof--nonO IN mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
St. Louis
Special TO the Gazette.


Special the Gazette.
81. LOUIS, March wHrAr.-rrom the
sh rp tumble 10 prices, orderly, there Was II
good healthy reaction Of oyer Two cents, ana
active buying went on, hut after the noon
can period of weakness set In again, but
there was a rush 10 sell such as there was
early; values laaging slowly lack, and the
close was nm at declines of Is for May gni
ISly a &c for Jane.
Corn Speculation attention gas SO taken
up with WHOA, that t:adlng in corn was
SMALL the market WAS active AT 1rst, the be-
came dull.
pfoyisions-Wcre dull orders were scare
and packers were not disposed to buy.
tN,tle-Rccelpts fair. The market WAS active
ut a decline of 0c; I, Nas steer, brought rom
490to5l5.
shoep--Actiye and steady.
PRODUCE.
Unchargcd.
WHAT No. :9red 0ld 09,s cash; ,s,,
year.
cons-F.$sE& cash; ~ April iss ia.4
May; 9z@6 Jane: ) "a 81. July.
9ArS-Hisher aid slow, At 80 lcasli; 80 %.
g K April; ~ fG:s3 May.
uhisAi--l 10.
CORR MEAL--2 3.
PROVISIONS.
BuLk MATS Long clear . Is, short III
| . -. short ,lfar g5l.
,bNcoN-short clear y OBJ long clear lll2'E
! short b l0VOGl0 ia,
LhRD--g 90.
LIVE STOCK.
CA1TLE-Receipts ?,gG exporter steer
6.ue go; good Ia choice, 60ab (; common
! 70 mtdmn, O0d5 o: feeders 1hlgSaE com
/ led tex ms, GUsps5
toGs Il, celpts 90; ilshi, G - 40 q, pack
| Ing 5Oa67s; heavy & al ~
SlitEi-. Receipts l,'0 commou to fair y :
- medium 10 good 1925 "; choice i'
macy 90 - -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

sKIRrIN-No. taiifornla skirt Nc. pei
roll. 40J<c,; No. ! Cal fo-nia sk irtipg Ger aide
4 49,; No. \ fair be nlosk, clean, 60 q stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
COTTON MARKETS.

corros RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED .rArrs
ppRrS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

lad n lIOl Ntlit f''C
ed , 'a me M, fail budding
,,, .
Ie ircm Mcl,a W fa mill
plha~llrclion Y, ui"hway
b rpulallo,l,,,. fr.-
ssne llllp,e s.sa oSa Re-.
q n.lghcorlioou,. ' "' ,r,rna
eitsslless, VIZ Joor
ia to Ine,. uneasy
malry grew grew far The
lsile sl Ia,nn ,ang 81 nm.
rhcnss. nosane mem
tEdse despeia . ain,
inradple eAvsl III ne law
IN DAYS preceetl-
Eils q ''N
=
FHEflssi AYR
!, rs. rendered by the
store in
.ranleting a long
|,sl ,Ired, which goaded
i y, [,.npralion. BY conf
., ~, was fastened on
Frerybody laid low
", INF i was that sig.
ss'rb precedes the dread
he members oi Inc gang
.., 18th Ihsv fingered
, lIlS ~. drininr into
Y W. 'A,' W., .nnsarr1 un1n
~ s'''' "ff''N
:, ....,..,,, ,,,
DIED aAsAhp MEN
4
,sSlD saa D "iu,n IN y 3D.
,, '-''' ,s ssS w ~,s Sisrov.
dsif, swinging from a
!" Mi'es INSTANT from
nm, only diminished.
Ire morning shadows
|, bgArds the cast the
ydsix men, rode into
d, beth and bent on
h Tso of them pro.
kmoi Mr.. Bishop, the
tsn broken olen, and
sll'ng the proprie.
fist H.. wnnld havatn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

Have you yet been to Texas PaSn-
brokers', 2ll Houston street, for bar
gains?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

New YORK,
PRODUCE,

NEw YoaK, March g7.--FLouR-Dull and
unchanged.
WuEaT-Spo' lots 10 . lower options
uecinrd "lh ~ opening. stewards !. cnv.
ercd, then advanced a triila, near the close
wcaEened a nj settled back i "a Il. leaving
on barely steady; unpraded red 75@i 20 No.
red SSss No. \ red ~ M. 2r,d on "a I'pdss
tpkN -Spo :, " higher. Options opened D,
20 "a lower. subsequently advanced V u ",
clos ne with itss strength: uugr,Gcd 81 i5G .
M. b oldjj4; steamer o.; No. =, Bl3lG6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

.CorrEe-spnt, fair hi>. $ cady options OK
cittd nj ectiNo win an advance 81 % 10 20
points, Owing 10 liberia foreign orders GOV.
ering SHORTS and sha1ia vance ia Ilayre.
Rio No spot 5 %. sales, GCO Gags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
|eIIET VILLAGE
H., dl's , y ss''ss.
N i, stirring rs, Events q
H. I CHRISTMAS Day.
I, !. !. ! E ;;,...,''.,' ''' ''''

lance ofiOs cafe' !, . a
'', y'rsn a Mcp os,sSDss. + (
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WASHINGTON, February u 2ih.-The supply
of ooe dollar notes is exhausted, and twos are
nearly so.
Treasurer Wyman to-day received from an
Ohio bsnk two packages, purportiag to con-
tain 81 600 each. Ose was found TO be $3.50
short, and the other contained two pieces of
flannel.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-13
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
Dixon is to reincorporate.

Dixon is to reincorporate.
Tramps have rough time in Fresno.
1t is reported that Natchez, Chief of the
Nevada Piutes, is dangerously i'll at Win
nemucca.
The creeks and rivers at Santa Barbara
are still high, and the people complain of
delayed mails.
Captain Clark, at the whaling station,at
San Simeon Bay, reports the capture of
twelve whales during the season.
1t is said hundreds of hogs along the
lower slopes of the Sierra in Fresno, were
buried under four feet of snow, and trails
had to be beaten up to them during the re.
cent storm.
In Chico, Saturday, while Michael
Schwein, proprietor of the Railroad Hotel,
was looking at the Chinese New Year cele-
bration, bomb fell near him, and about
200 Cinnamon ran over him and broke the
ankle of his right foot.
An unknown man, supposed to be named
Mcclure and to be resident of East Oak
land, was knocked down Monday evening
about 6 o'clock by the pilot Of the engine
of the Sacramento train near Enery's sta.
tion, while he was walking on the track.
w ltn plCktu up Ue was DleeulnB bOu u0-
conscious. He was taken to the Oakland
Receiving Hospital, where he soon died,
leaving no trace as to who he was
A fire broke out in Chinese sleeping.
car at Blue Canyon Friday morning, com.
pletely destroying the car and damaging
about fifty feet of snow.sheds. Mr.. Iver-
sons residence also underwent severe
scorching. The Cinnamon claim the fire
was caused by some one throwing balls of
rags saturated with coal oil into the car.
Owing to the heavy body of snow on the
sheds and the lively work done by Mr..
Spoor with fire engines, the fire was soon
brought under control.
At meeting of the cannery men st As.
toria, Or, Saturday night, it was generally
agreed that the operating expenses should
| be reduced and fewer salmon caught.
Though no agreement was made, there is a
tacid understanding that the pack shall be
within 400, 600 cases. The number of
boats will be cut down one. third, and the
number of nets will be reduced 40 per cent.
On the question of the necessity OF reduc-
ing the output to 400,eo cases and OF cut.
ting down expenses all cannery men are a
unit
At an early hour Monday morning John
Arps, night watchman at Samm's Touring
mills, Oakland. started the boiler furnace
fire and then descended into the wheel pit
to attend to his usual duty OF pumping
water. By accident he moved the great
| hy.wheel of the engine, with his foot rest
ing on an arm, distance of about ten
inches, crushing his ribs against his lungs
and heart, and crushing his abdomen
cavity. The agonized man remained in
this position an hour calling for help. At
o'clock the engineer of the mill arrived
and released the man, who survived only
a half an hour. The deceased had been en-
ployed in the mill for eight years. He
leaves wife and several children.