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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05

Refrigerator and Butcher Live Weights.
Beeyes-Corn fed, per pound 46D4Isc
Cows, per pound, .......,,..... 3SgiLc
Muttons-Fuir, fat muttons. n ib...,...2s4a3Ac
Choice, per pound. i@3e4c
tOBS-IeT VHistC
Stock hogs, per pound
Bulls and Stays, for sausag o manufac-
ture, per pound
Grass cattle suitable for beef--none in mar
ket,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
st. Louis.
PRODUCE.


st. LOUIS, February H. FLOUR = un-
changed.
WmEAr-Higher and slow, trading chiefly
in May. Options, No. 2 red l03A@l OF cash;
O31aal 03A: February; OiA@l Liss March;
O79z(0l or May; C6)s June.
CoRS-Active and higher until market
closed, when IL eased oil slightly iSN cash;
iSIS0Di9 February; 10000 March; 5llsSoiH
April; closing 52l4 May. oo,,
OATs-Firmer and slow; 33h@S39s cash;
3334..bid; February S6l4G39A.
PROVISIONS.
WuIsKY-Steady at 10.
CORN MEAL-Higher at 90.
Provisions higher and very strong
PORK l725@l7 so cash; IL O5@l7 10 FEB
ru mIyx MrArs-Lcng clear 5000 short
iii can lO short clear 309iO.
m RRaSoN~Slow; long clear 9ssg9k; snort rip
9sI: short clear III.
HAMs-ll1@B. ooo
Enthusiastically at $50.
LIVE STOCK.
C.rr1E-Receipts l,S0 quiet and nrm: en-
norris q 10 al 50; good to choice eo@1 ~, Gull ,d
mon TO medium 475@5 oo' stocKers anu
ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2,7o1; firm and good de,
,nand. common TO medium 70 iSo, goo o.s ~
choice I25 TO $50; fancy 1905 1o' Texas : 'o~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05

BAR IRON, 90 IS. Norway, Sc; No. q b
sheet iron, SIC; No. ~ q shoet iron, 6i4c
galvanized sheet iron. etal0lSc.; No. u X soda,
Tie. No. u do, l5c.: 2Jx23 roofing tin, slI 80
6fl5 50; lsx2O and l0xii pat. do, 81 1908 so;
timers wire, 30 per cent. or; timers stock,
forty per cent oii cook stoves, with ware,
$40 6O6l25 90: do with trimmings, slt 50fd5000.
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. pUc 6osl 90;
tongues, a0c@sl 90; singletrees, 81 10 holsters,
Soc; spokes 50 T56p3 GO; feiloes, 81 $500 IS:
Doubletrees, 80 25cnt 90; neck yokes, 81 600
25D; plow beams, 5neD8sc.; pillow handles, 81 10
@250; handles, 81 5q2 50.
NAILS. 81 Is key, basis l0d.-Rurden horse
shoe, per keg, 80 81; Perkins do, 50 lb Walk
er do, s. so: Burden mule, So 50 Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, 5Oc., No 3. DC, No.
g. Dc, No. !, 2lc No. s, zoe; "LalSesr do, No.
T. i5c., No. 8, &c, No. q, 2c,, No. Z, &c, No. \,
l9c.; Ausable do. No. (, i5c, No. g. 2ic., No. o,
de, No. I, l9c., No. 8, lsc.
AXES-K X, per dozen, so 50dl0 co: Lakes
ssto@0 81; lIackensack, 50 5o07 90; boys,
handled, sl50GS 10.
REFRiGERAToRs.-- mo. ] Climax, $500:
No. o do, SIS.
LLANEOUS-Trace chains, AZ per
pair, i6S7c. pillow singlctrees, per doz., S225
bells, 80 per cent. Oh; door locks, s32Jaos 90;
wood screws, so and 10 per cent. of; LIP cast
door butts. 10 aud 10 per cent. on; cut and
timed lacks, ~ per cent. Off; coffee mills, 30
per cent or; blind hinges. 60 and 10 per cent.
of; carriage bolts, 6j and 10 per cent on;
pillow bolts, 80 per cent. of; piece tin ware,
80 per cont, OF; deep stamped ware. so per
cent. of; shallow stamped ware, so per cent.
OFF; Japanned ware, 10 per cent or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05

Furniture eadsteads, imitation walnut
each, 81 1905 %, all walnut, 81 509lo So Chairs,
seat, IS 009 90; cane scat, dining, si2 U0aD20 co.
Childs and rockers, 81 Q0cale 50; large rocking
s10 0odSD 90; camp and rockers, each. 81 75d
T50 Mirrors, arch tops, n doz, 81 9OdDl2 So
Tables, round, 81 0aG3b0; fsll leaf, 81 5uss5 20
Safes, each, SO 25D7 %; Bureaus, IS 5o6a21 %
wash stands, el 25S5 50; bed springs, 81 1901 80
Baby Carriages. So 6lGD2O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05

suGAR.-Firm with good demand fair to
good refining quoted 5JS@5 1916 refined
weak; centrifugal GN@7; confectioners' a
Z I-l6: powdered s; granulated "a.
MoLAssEs.-Steady with moderate demand.
RosfS--Dull at l2lS0i AZ.
PoRK Higher; new mess l6@l6lz
Cur MBATS--Strongor; long clear Ie4.
LARD-Firm; prime steam 960.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
|fnt Of Railroa ds.

'e.ci'y, Feb.i,l
i'm, OF enterprise we
eIsson Notwithstanding
bi rasSen hours behind
bejsS'o 'he Fort Worth
FnIngs :. ntAwked ON the
L's ~ eight o'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
fhat is Wanted.

oman voice.l
P ming fights as boldly
u soacn at a herd law as
lo mnlte-cuttlng. The
us ,tong enough amongst
u I, what our section
''uoes not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
aovERNMENr SECURITIES.

New YORK, February i.-Market closed
with the following prices bid;
Three per cent. bonds Coz.
il5's IA.
New As z3A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05

Red sheephead and trout, per pound, l2lfc:
dressed catfish, l2lSc.; dressed buffalo. l0c.
OYSTERS baltimore Diamond brand: Dla-
monds, "a 50 per dozen; SHEETS, SO 90 dozen !;
Matagorda, 90c. per 100; Berwick Bay, 81 %
ppr 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
Poultry, Eggs and Butter.

PoULTRY-Hens. So $50 ---- per dozen;
extra large young chickens, s. ODso3 a5: Tur.
keys, s5OOepS %; Geese, 81 30 @p600 Ducks
81 OOeo3 Is.
EGGs-Per dozen, 81
Fresh country putter, choice, %; Creamery
&c.: old butter, l0@lsc.; Oleomaigaine, lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
MONEY.

New YORK, February l.-Money lends
at 1902.
Prime mercantile paper 4@5l9.
Sterling exchange b. b. steady at s574;
sight4 IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
Kansas City

PRODUCE.
KAssAs CITY. February, ;d-WHssaArrd1d
stronger; $50 bid cash. IS bid March; o. pio
m eaSSii,s-unsettled; 1904 cash; Az March,
io 1flTS ~. and nominal; rs bid.
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY, February , a,nIATffin rm:
ne .p ,oe,S of / 1870 To 1851 pounds average
SoSS 3d. stoclSers and feeders 1900 90 COVE
3 30@pi 20. nm. steady and I'M
changed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05

PORK-Active, firm and higher, closed AT
outside figures: cash II 2OGl7 .; February
10 20; March 10 259l7 70; May IL 30; June IL ~
LARD 10 to 20 higher; cash 1903 10; Feb
ruary 6j@0 49, March 1909 IS; May 62l2g
80.
7 %; short ribs 90; short clear . 10.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, February l.--CATTLE-Recelp
$780, steady; exports 1907 90; good TO choice
shipping 8 7jG0 10: common TO medium o 20
@5 20.
SHEEp-Receipts i,l00 market unchanged;
In ferior to fair, 1904 90; medium to good,
O0@5 o.; choice to extra, D 2)@5 20.
The Drover's journal Liverpool special
quotes American cattle y cent lower than
last week: best AZ; dressed best sheep IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
Saddles. Marness. Etc.

SKIRT NG.--No. California sklrtlng, per
roll, lie; No. California slSiriing, per side,
lSc.; No. fair hemlock, clean, good stock,
i0c.; No. fair hemlock, no oil. 3sc.; Mol
oiled hemloek, clean flesh, 37lGc.; No. 2 oiled
HARNESS LEATHER. No Ohio. medi-
UNI and heavy weight, SIC; No. b Ohio me-
dunn and Hight, BE-; No. ] hemlocE, 3ic No.
M b II dsssa / 81 NJ Ss H. s sssss
wing per dog, 8, 81 90; Nj is Z, do, $500.
si2 90; X In. long rein do, sl5 90; Il In. doub.
front do, extra curb bits, $40 90.
FILINGS ~ In. short rein, blk, or fair,
SS so, II do. blk or good, siD 50.
SADDLES mo. stock cheyenne, Llama
pockets SO; No. do, San san. pess Llama
tree, se3: No. loose rivltsd do, so; No:
Colorado. genuine short French tree, s2S; No
10 tied, coarse, az; No. 20 do, stlll tree sl5.
49, tackled, do, do. 50; No. " and haif-rlgs
m Gnh,S nee s%S As S9SNs saS and ~ inch
short tug, complete Sd; inS SS hanS S oak
stock ,hoEs su sia Complete, s7 ~ Inch fiat
sPUR5, --Earexa No. ?, chased, per dozen,
SIZE; Indlanola, blned.. per dozen, sl5o;
LsGGINS.--No.l !, Cal. style cali, ss Mol
Cal. style, kip leggin leather, s. 60; No. do,
% No, 2 old style kip do, 81 50.
Staple Drugs.
Bari, Cinnamon, Per , pound, is@-c: bark
l5@is; bi-caTbonate OF soda per ID, 4d4ts: .cop.
peras per 10. 2@i; castor oil per gal, 6d@i 20:
(nottledj, per N, 1903; cream tartar. o. F., per
pound. go; chalk lump. per pound. 29i;
dIatn l S ~ S CO. sompo Hs
ton powder, 30Gi0;dovers powders, 2S9---:
EPSON salts, per pound, sS5; 81 gum opium, per
per o., 81 %; -, machine oil, golden, 5000
auinine, 7. a Va per oE.,l IS; Quinine. Ger
Grain.
Inferior. e0iY65c; oats, soes25<c; barley, 900
35c corn, 371zt40c; rye, 409c.
FoedstufYs.
HAY. New country, loose from from wagon.
soqn ssG sss o sss so Ssw
barley. sOas5c.. Cotton seed meal, q. 90 . 100.
Cotton seed i2lsc. Millet per bale, slo@li!
Liquors.
wHrsxy-Rectined u l0@i50, a. per proof,
sSS oosa IS; three years old q 6oSd IS; fancy
eIsTa S.s xassy s ss eloo a.
Ivy; catawba, per gallon, eye 81 rost q - =
p p s sv sSs5 o; '% White Vine, in cases,
Hc Hs.iS x; Il. Mqmm 4 Co., Extra
sO oss9 c Hsid s s a e a. ~ 10
ohsInpasns q OOlsil %. Geo. Goulst, extra
az. XIRs lnsa!s xis per aos. q COCA - Porter,
pa o n1n BxEn-st. Louis quarts ~ % pts.
vla 81 Badwsissr quarts az 90 Einis az s e;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February i.-FLoUR-Dull and
unchanged.
WHEAr-Demand fair, opened shade
higher, reccded ~ rallied 9s9M and closed "
higher than ON Saturday; February 9lH@g2ls;
March 925z6D9334; May 9SSs@99l4; June OOI9@
lOl; No. red winter 9S1s@l 90.
CoRN-Opened firm, advanced a, receded y
@H, but advanced again and closed A@A
higher than on saturday: cash 52A@52$s
February 52]4@53; March 53}4@5S19; May 5S1s
M5Sh; June 5ssS ,-,,,
OATs-Quiet but firm: cash S23ss93218; Feb
ruary 32}s@321s March S2Ss@321s; April $40
1875; May 3o54@37lS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
Buildlng Material


LunBuR-Rough lumber, boxing, IL inchea
s Soai ne and oorins, clears sS; thick clears
and n sT ronfn snls sls second class
second do. $50: third do, s25; poplar. $40 600
n 50; ms tive pine "; s22 6O do ~ s25; native
'y DsnssEp ,' LumnER-Boxing l2inchss an ,,s
under, s26 oO@2s %; do hx3, w. Cog8 70
scsntlng, oist Ct any G9m ,m.nss is saoa
second class. any kind. s2I 0oe3 ". MI,
DRESSED AND MATCHED Fi.oohiSo-flrs'
WHITEPIsE FUnsIsHING LUhnEh--lh, ~
and inch white pine, so; inch do; se5.
CEILING--BEADEp OR PLAIs@tirst com IN.
noon nopla Whs.s 50 1oo S 30 poplar. X. ss256S3S 0o
POPLAR L1shEK.--iN, IL and inch US
~ sn INCL s pine A, IS; do shaded A,
brand, s5; do No. 2, $3.50; do No 8, $3.50; native
p;ux ETs.-WhIie pine. dressed and headed,
square or HAT, 81; yellow pine do. "; iath.
" L Z1sss e CEMENT, Erc-.Lime, Austin, s2.S
mar Dbl Cement. Louisville or Rosenaie, % 30
Ter bbi.; Portland ~ 81 per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. 90 per bbl'
Brcadstrrs
FLOUR : sianaId's Royal Patent, ys ss%
per iob lbs. g. No ID. No 81 60 Corn meal aes
per bushel, Csc; Hominy and griM, pp "a
Is 90; Oatmeal, y hall Dbl, " 70; Track.
wheat, Fio, &c: Crackers: X soda, SOC, ~
soda, 8,sCsc.; XXX soda, 0lzc.; cream sc;; gin
| ger snaps, SIC; lemon creams, blsc. hesi
In light receipt; SocGsi, as 10 quaity anu
condition.
Produce. c.-
Potatoes--Irish, northern, per gafred x,y ,n
,.,,,sl per bbl'. ~ SOS 10. Turnips, y bnshel
6O@7Sc. Beams H. r. med, bbls.. DC; iaifg
luna, 6@6lfc.; small butter d><@oc; rica 6 ~
hall bbi.. med. iifo; half Dbl, small. q y!
Pias feet. kits. 81 ~. quarter Dbl, " 90; NJ
bbl., s5 0095 20. Cheese, half cream, ly IN
half Dbl. 20 %, Peanuts, s,l@7c. older hall
bbi,, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
BONDS.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.

NEW ORLEANS, February i--Sight ex
change on New York so per 200 premium
Sterling b. b.. So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
Ammunition,

Powder-Blastins.T neg, s2 90; aiie, y Is r. q:
% %; Rife, Y l21s DID, %; h,ns, ESM Ds'iei Oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05
GRAIN

Commissioning with fair demand; mixed
and white 56CG51; yellowiS
OArs-In good demand at a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-05


acalo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

show o-day has no more organ, bonet,
muscles, arteries, veins ~ nerves than
those which are found In the lowest savage,
He makes u different use oil them, hnu
that use has changed their oeVelopmpn''
aud % ~ me extent has modified stature,
physical, intellectual aud moral, aud many
other attributes, ~ oiimate nnd habilh ~
life have modified complexion, tho ditease
20 which the human frame n liable. ana
many other pecnuaritlr-, But u Ne tnkn
historic man we find that IN all the physi-
cal features OF his animal construction that
constitute him 'pecieH,s ne has
in nll the 81. t-s Of civilization or ourbarism'
and uniesa We bodily assume that the pre-
historic man vas nn animAl born win <
coat ~ hfiEall over his holy, nud thHt
clothing was TCsoItcd 90 a. tho hair IN tuo'
esssive gcnprnt.oUt' difapprarOi, Nu can have
ns very strong reason for believing ihht inc
humen boiy has been 40 any time al 80
sentinlv different structure from what II IN
now. Even ir regard 20 longevity or power
of continued liia ii We aside mo etctp-
tlonal cases OF what 10 related OF the pMfl'
nr,hs In the biblical rOcorde, ge 80 no. ma
TINT he average durntiono, human me hih
been much greater on much less IMAM lnc
| three.goore AND ten or he iouricorr J'nla
/ that are said lu have boon the diV'iti1 up
palnted term as TO what may nave oee'
/ The average duration OF life amuht we pre-
| historic men, we arc oil sgether ~ TIE DARK
-fGcor,e rlcknor Curtis Ia tho Manhattan
ftr IebruNry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Pha Pos.-Onlc, Puzzle Ramorod Rip
pie IN Rrsi Estate.
4 Farmer Frsszrs 20 Dssib-Mo,hcr
Deserts Babe.
elhor E,cnIs In lhe ~ ana sabulbs.
rur Observation-Disclosures.

m. uusa'o couJi iuu 81 the pust-oilice
building, urcpssitHUu' repairs err femuVh
ni tho Office 10 more Frcurc Nnudlfg,
have stirred up tic bupinrt7 element oi
the C.tF iu 1 mhuurr never hriitr Teen
si.rotnr location OF fhe EIJ. OF tnu Frutfat
court building engaged their attention.
OF course every man doing bu,i'
ness RANGING from peanursiand 10
a Wholesale house, have tier
preference us o. iiH loCsuuu and o. TO, Of
agtuucLt no back 'IrIf iGasHOr ubJeci.
H. the Clur.e OF ni meaurtriurs 30 Pc Jay
q NggAlu fepprt.r irlf tnu pual o. tht
public regarding thf mul'.f "nA 'ri 'e,isliy
tHut q me nnsiaes. men, 'ua l'uhl vac
nHi lrity iu favor of the pos. once itWalu-
iut where 10 %, aud the hu. ding usiut re.
paired Col john S.uuT. the ownsr Of
sac building lesstd % Go the government,
ior "A p1st-ofiica 'or tho term oi
Ten ycgru Tor tho sum ~ 81
per year and tIur ycsr7 NJ thr tease rrmsin
uuexuiIen. Tbs pOsi-1i'1e buudlng Wlth
,1nr repairs would nsko % nice business
lnusc and would rent veil hut the people
~ b rule prefer 10 for postoihce purposes.
| iron whom tue curt u' repairs H1uii
iustlv tall itA question between the gov
erumtnt aud C1loue stone. me
average citizen WAutl H. 20 remain
where II is or lu thai immediate vicinity.
Same wanted IL to rt1rlgrade BACK
D
/ advance 10 Tho Priot huudiur on the SOUTH
rrs,..a corner Of Elm aaa Sycamore
sreett, while many favor the building
occupied 81 Gr. EiU-ri'r music store on
Man street, Alnoss opposite the present
,ito OF the ofic- Yesterday during tho
/ forenoon d number OF citizens called upon
/ Inspector Smith, who has charge OF ar,
ranging mtttcrs, Gpncorniug Tie affair aud
expressei 90 MIN their ye~r and prefer
,uc,l. In the afternoon be- me; number
LOO eI .zAna m ne par!ors OF
ltbe Grand Windsor motel and
the .enumsrt oi the meeting
was that Il tho present building could be
repaired 20 lsaTe 10 where 10 10 ar locate i!
~ nCar ~ sossislg 20 It's present location
Later in tue Aiisrnoou Inspector smith
met delegation of citizsus at tDe BANK ul
% liver 4 briggs They favor tins PROT
building, At tie soHtscnst corner OF E'a
avd s,e.mors strssts, sut ~ tho reporter
was politsly fred he did not catch on TO
the nsetiSg IN al im tullnes-'
NJ, hsArd 4, whispered. however,
that purse had been mSue up and that
Inc building would be furnished 10 unols
sam for nothing inspector Smith Will
holI another levec Ia tho Grand windsor
parlers thi, nornins, and will decide dur'
inC the day whore tns post-oiiico IS to De
for the nszt four years
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
THE posT-orrIcE PROBLEM.

The question now agitating the Dallas
pu bic Is u 10 attOG of the post-oifce. We
think the public generally will agree with
Us when We Say that tnr place proper Is the
prescott one. aud the praper thing for the
government to DO is - fit mp the present
Office and Il the owner Of tue property Is
liable let them collect from him Tor such
repairs. II it is necessary TO move we ieei
safe Ia saying the majority OF the people
want the location 10 the vicinity OF lis
prevent location. There Is one thing We
feel should meet with the couden natio. .
all good citizens. THAT'S, the matter OF a.
ceivipg donaiions from citizens ir the ma =
ter OF rents. IL should be below the dig
nifty of the goveramsnt 10 accept such OIL
Serings from, ; people. 1t creates an Ut
plea ant rivalry. liit /, necessary 20 rent
q new building, the gov ernnent ought 20
consider what Is best for the people and the
greater number thereof, and let that settle
Il. What l. 81. 20 or 81 500 year In q
matter like ths2 Especially Is this true
with the Dallas office where the receipis
are % large that the running expense can
he psid with less han one third OF the re
oeipts OF the Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
V srrnnAY,s RIKEs.

Brief mention was made Ia yesterdays
is,ue OF the Are Ou Naiu street when oc
Cured about $50 o'ciocE IN The morning.
|, originated in tue second storv OF irime
binding owned by Mr.. 5 y. L.itwlch, hnd
ocelpied BY Ar Wendell n u dwelling and
upnoisterinR establishment IL % located
iust east Of SycsmoT. stree, and Is nd AGENT
90 the Inflated Woods hotel Nh ch was per.
tally burned few days sinca. The build
ing was soon IN flames and the Inmates
barsly escaped being Ouraed ~ dea,h. lie
was awakened ny his faithful dog which
bsrked ana he got ont just "a time 90 save
his life. The dog psrisned IN she iianes.
Tae fire in the hotel was extngu'sh-d, out
In. wind yeering the flames caught
tbs two one Story frame buildings on the
ra,t the properly OF Or. p arcr. OF Shor-
man. An three ~ the Buildings inciuding
the ou,housos were CONSUMED. Nenuell
places his losl st 500 The loss al the
building il placed 81 $500, aud IL covered
by 500 insurance. The loss OF the Two
oih.r trsme bNidisgs is esti mated at $500
each, with ne insurance as Tar as could De
lssrsed One OF ms hnusss Was occupied
nv shoemaker named Sorrell snd his
| family, Who failed TO savs anything his
| Iols il some $500 With no insurahcs. L
small s,bbe adj scent wss hnrned, ana The
tslophons wires were damaged 10 the OK.
tent Of 500 or nore. The fire 10 believed
| 10 be the work OF al iuceudisry.
Another alarm OF tfu ~ns soundsd about
IL O'clock yeSsrdsy morning, aud tho
department turned ont, but /. proved
! 90 bo only the burning out OF a
chimney at the residences OF Mr. Easbitt on
Wood sireat. In getting the nase OF the
street over the telephone II was taken Tor
Good street aud the department went 10
that part Of ths city. However their SER
yices were not needed. Tho hremen
worked nobly at the early Are ia the cold
aud won the admiration OF all who saw
how gallant they fought the Games.
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MIR. Dorney Sarcastic.

"What do you think OF the investigation
Of the department OF justics?"
al do not think anything about the in
yesligation Of the department because do
not know anything about 1t. WhnJ 1t may
be and what II ought to be are entirely dr.
fercnt questions. The people oil the country
have always had queer idea that The ue-
par ment OF justice represented woat IT'D
name implies. Such thing as a depart
meht of injustice has never been suFgtst-
ed -
"What are the prospects OF the republican
party; and II favorable, whyf"
the prospects OF any party that is Tor
liberty, civil end religious, are always
good"
What are Brewster's relations with Ar.
thur"
al never saw two drunkards that did not
clasp one another in their arms, and when
they sopered up did not want TO kick each
Other out OF the house."
"How mucR money was spsnt in Indi-
ans?"
Don't know"
Has there bsen breach between your
self and Brady"
In the first place | never knew Brady,
ard never spoke 10 him, according 10 my
best collection more than once before the
star Ute rials began; never had the slight.
est hiag 90 esrtn To 10 with him one way
| or he other, End the whole iaik about Dor
icy aud BFsuy AID Brady and Dorsey 10 d
pure fsud. / have 70 personal scquaint'
anc. with MIN; never had an officsl unns
nc, on Win MIN, aud as little acquaninncs
wttn him as n man could VINO was IN con
gress n-tDeuvsr Interview.
Win you suffer with Dyspepsia sno
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Cure Is the
remcd, Tor IL. Sold by w. II. Patterson
d Co.. druggists. Dallas, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
FROZEN TO DEATH.

Yesterday morniur the dead body Of hr.
W. X. Douglass. q f.fmer who resided nj
teen miles northwest oi Dallas ON Grape
vine prairie, was found frozen still within
thrss hundred cards OF his sosse.
lie had stared out the evering be-
Z ro with he team oesnsisly to 90
10 the Trinity bot ON after load OF wood,
aud IL 10 supposed that the weather beise
20 bit. cold he had started on hi. return
home and was overcome nv the colo ana
fr zen to death Ia sight OF his home. His
body was wing IN the GROUND beside inc
wagon and the lines we're wrapped about
his body One OF the horses va 80 badly
frozen that IL will die. There were no
marks Of violence on hiq rerson and ms
death Is attributed to being froz-n 70 death.
The deces ed came to tuis city in 1871,
from Gala in, Tennessee. aud ran dairy
here. He subsequently married and NOV
ing to the country engaged in farming.
He leaves a vifc and taree children. The
deceased vas very popular With those who
nav him. "Wednesday night was one oil
me coolest nights Of this season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
AnIARnIAtiEINJ AIL.

Thnre IA nothing unusual about we'd
ding, but when thu uuptlH knot Is tied IN
prison there isn unEr oi romance about
The afair, and generally speuk..ng a On
vofce kut in the netr future, Yesterday
Justice Kcndal. wGJ called upan 20 Iiarry
JuNuH L1sCaH'vlu alias JOHNNIE
Livluaslons VINO wus caplur-
od az TgNArkanH Tuesday snd
To- god m jal here "Wednesday tor cate Eoel =
iug 60 anaEcI 40 The charge oi eIrbezzlf-
ment OF money in JoAusou county The
uame III the bride was Miss EmmH Schnel.
der. The ceremony was performed lea tbs
sfiice 81 the c.uaty ID and alter bnes,nr
his pride the prisoner returned 10 hia cell
aud she lO her home,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
AnIprcuLoUs PROPOSITION.

Afew days agJ a. referred to he ex'raof
dinary NUMBER o. ABSURD and cranky mess
ure. mat had been introduced into the he
,iopsl house and senate 81 lar even duri"r
Chi. present sion. IL has been reserve I,
bore,sr, for q gentleman iiom Caiiiorn's
,o introduce the met ridiculous bill tba
b., vet demands ed me consideration Of tb.
house coseREsssss FULLY. "ayou'h TO
sortu.e aud TO fame unknown" 80 far has
nd ,r.ssen 20 bresk up the pat. n; medi-
cine and IN fact drug business OF th 9 coun-
srv uuiess It stall hereafter be con ucted
!, .op the rost imprscticabie and impossi-
lie conditions provided for IN h. bill This