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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
LAND FRAuDs.
MILLIONS OF ACRES,


Washington, ID. c., March % =
Members elect of the New Mexico
legislature have sent to Represe nta.
1--WE springer, to be presented TO con.
gress, memorial charging that mill.
IONS OF acres of land in New Mexico
ana Colorado have been converted Ia
private use. The memorial was pre.
pared bp o. =. McMaynes, representa-.
I'VE In the legislature of New
Mexico. 1t will be pre.
sented to the house shortly
and IT Is thought special committee
VIII he asked toinvestigate the charge.
McMaynes says in the memorial: ~
appeal TO the record to sustain me i'm
the charge Of corruption 1 herewith
prefer against the general land Office:
charge that the general land Office.
without authority OF law, has held In
reserve in the interest of private land
claimants some four million acres O,
public land in New Mexico and Colo.
raao; mat paten Is to a large portion of
said pnOlic land so held in
reserve have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned from the United States by pri-
vale land claimants through the cor.
ruption of said general land office. and
| further charge that in numerous
instances and to great extent on
mineral lands, favored parties have
unlawfully been permitted by the gen
eral land office to make homestead
and presumption entries upon
public lands held in re-
serve by said office, and TO
receive patents from the United States
therefor
Six specifications accompany the
memorial. The first refers to n private
land claim No. 80 in Pueblo county,
Colorado; the second to grant No. IL
in Southern Colorado; the third to the
Maxwell grant No. Is in Northern
New Mexico; the fourth to Nodega
tract or claim No. 40 in Collax coun-
ty, New Mexico; the fifth t.
the Moro grant, in Moro county, N
NJ, and the sixth to the Sanger De
Cristo grant, claim No II, in Northern
New Mexico and Southern Colorado
The ,mes mentioned in connection
with the matter are Jerome b. Chatlee
Geo NJ. Chilcott, S. b. Elkins, Com
missioner Williams of the general land
office, John II. Eikins, Thos. b. Calvin
and Martin Andrews.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
TIE VATICAN.

Baltimore, Md, March pa Rome
cable to the san says Car final Jacobini
says the pOpe's departure from Rome
has never been moOted within the
Vatican, where ut present ouerous du-
ties preoccupy all the cardinals. Prof,
5. Barretti, nephew of Cardinal $.
BARRETT, will become American sec
rotary of the propaganda to succeed
Signor Cavicheon, who will shortly be
consecrated archbishop ii the Ameri-
can church, and will then go as apo3.
tollc delegate to Peru.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
Republican Convention.

The Republicans of Tariant county
are hereby notified TO meet in cnnven-
ton at the court house in the city OF
Fort Worth, on Saturday, april II. at
O'Clock p. m , for the purpose of or
gauizlng county executive and pre-.
cinct committee, and to elect delegates
to the state Republican convention, to
be held in this city, April 20, and To
the congressional district convention,
April l6, and to transact such other
business rs may be brought before the
convention. j. Nj. BROWN,
Chairman Republican executive COM
mi'iee of Tarrant county.
Fort Worth, March -, 1854.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

Spencer & Tucker, the powerful gro
Gerry firm Of the city, are kept just as
busy as Il hive full of bees. Their re-
tail trade is simply immense, hence we
are not surprised NJ the heavy de-
mands made upon them for fancy and
staple groceries. Their clerks are on
the go from morning till night, and
their delivery wagons run early and
late. The jobbing trade of this house
isincreasing every day, and the propri-
etors put their whole soul into the bus
mess, and are fast making it second to
none in North Texas. Their commis-
sion business is also growing rapidly,
and special attention is paid by the
firm 10 this branch Of their extensive
trade. Consignments to this house
meet prompt attention, and satisfac-
tlon given to all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

ANOTHER DAVIS INQUIRY.

ANOIHEk DAY > lNRuifh.
Washington, March 29.-The testi'
mony before the Danville committee
to-day was merely confined to state.
ments concerning the distribution OF
the Dsnville circular and its effect
upon the election. One witness testi-
fled that negro said before the riot
that this would be y bad day for the
whites. The negroes were armed and
fired over their shoulders us they ran,
Another witness swore that Jesse
iiean, Democrat, threatened that
the colored people would be shot down
like dogs and driven oil like indians
If they didn't vote with Inc Democrats.
L. S. Jones of Martinsville, Va,
first heard of the Danyille riots on
Sunday morning, the day after their
occurrence.
Senator Sherman asked II witness
ever heard of tronble IN Danvllle be-
fore the day Of the riot.
Witness answered In the affirmative.
lie WAS on 81 train the Friday before
The election, and fell into conversation
with stranger, whose name lie could
not give. This man told witness he
was afraid of trouble in Danviile,
where he lived. He had re-
c.ived a telegram that morning
to return home, 80 trouble was
anticipated. There were three signals
on the Star warehouse bell In Dan
Vile which would call together iuo
armed mem
j. Z. Richards was recalled.
He WAS local historian, and was IN
Bath county gathering material for a
book. arLy feeling ran very high.
he heard OF the Danviile affair on
saturday before noon, some
hours before 1t occurred. He
picked IN a circular
without date, which purported TO b.
an account Of the riot.
Senator Vance objected to descrip'
lion VI the circular which could not be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
|aS ANTONIO.
,ilders-lhe Indictments
hayward Son.

y eaANftNt
ia March q. Fifty Italian fam
asmlBy children. have mr. iveI
his. fhey report that 500 of
ySsn, who were induced t,im-
lxoui'ls 10 Mexico under gllded
a,uiitreigreat prlyatlons: that
~ aud inst they have beeh
Nlhat eounirJ or perish IRON
t@ls,
hieilaents have been found
tnfn for violations OF the sun.
PRISONS arrested Will unite
rNdnshi. The jury seems 10
i.,xocp pounced upon every
" liquor dealer la the city,
acl DO MOI keep open on sun.
snlea feeling among German
sllhe Judge and County Attor-
fpcnt Of the indictments.
Wand That The father OF n young
taMsed With being n defaulier
nm ihesum OF Sl2, 10 has paid
lhe,oung man has tx lpued,
annlhtr shooting display TO-
)1slon. h'N'
sel, CloTry and others, who
Nahs the ely representing the
.ae western Union Telegraph
ave NoDdiy iiuon for Austin,
g y lalla,and thence 10 Fort
|d'hpls mainly for plea lrc.
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4 d. c,ssi's. Recent info,,mlss' 81. 90
sfsss Ns,s;s'iss', ss' Ss i !.
|is. ~, inr eIse While The ., s's,gi.
=. =, scs Dsds !, ! dad 70 ehroDi'i'
n, ky ss,siy, s ss, : Sc, ,,,,l,w.
W. oa,y da aIysn u corn, and s,d
~ lfrouoa y e'' n he inter m m
s, VA ran, ,ii aabich account, , ,n.
([l,s n, 81 cfihe 'il'e'' 49,, .o,
y .o-.e to-day. she 2, = MY ' !.
'sc.ldefse'e ana
\ =, ~, soudllilni. i, slowly improv-
I ,gallspscrln '
Z NV :, or Crawford TO-
p,rs, lease' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
THIRDAND FOURTH WARDS

Mr.. r. r. Robin, assistant ticket
agent mt the Union depot, arrived in
the city last night from San Antonio,
where he had been 10 bring his wife
ond child to their future home in this
city.
When will the street railway, com
pany repair the platform at the lower
end of the Main street line?
The trains were all on time last
night.
Ii the Santa Fe trains would leave
the city Mt seasonable hour, they
would receive II larger patronage from
this city.
The GAZETTE is booming ON the
trains. Its circulation is increasing
several hundred each month In this
quarter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
WASHINGTON.
Tho Treasury Tomahawk Ready 10 Lift
An Official Texas Scalp.
Minister Sargenps Refusal Of the Mis-.
sion 10 Russia.
Gigantic Land Frauds in Colorado and
New Mexico.
Special TO the Gazette.
TIE TREAsURY TOMAWAMK.
RAISED TO LIFT A TEXAS sCALp.


RAISED TO LIFT A TEXAS SCALP,
Washington, March 90 Many Re-
publicans here confidently expect that
The next move now in progress will
result in the dismissal of Collector
Umdenstock OF the Fourth internal
revenue district. His enemies are
quietly pu. hing matters, and claim that
as his iriluence in tho treasury has
greatly decreased, they will accomplish
their purpose. The charges on file in
tile treasury show that Umdenstocs
was "a Bonafer's bond for $50 coo along
with others, and as soon rs he found
that lie would be compelled TO pay he
set on foot u scheme 10 the effect
that he was poor and could not
meet his obligation to the government
without iuin. He managed in this
way to secure s., 900 compromise. In
this he was aided by Federal District
Attorney Guthridge, VINO explained
the circumstances and recommended
the compromise to the secretary of the
treasury. 1t is also alleged in the
charges that he is guilty of dishonesty
and irregularity in Office, and was the
constant companion of loose women
and enabled them to rob the govern
ment. He now, it is well known, as
serls that he brlbed Guthridge to ena-
BILE him to compromise with the treas.
ury, and for this the latter was
arrested by the department
of justice. 1t is said at the treasury
that if Guthridge is removed it will
only make matt, rs worse for Linden
stock, for no difference in law exists
between the giver and receiver of
brides. 1t was the intention of Folger
to dismiss Umdenstock last year for
similar charges, but at the solicitation
of the then Com missioner Raum he
was retained. The present commits.
sioner is Indifferent as TO his fate, and
will make no effort to prevent his dis
missal. / is clnimed in Republican
circles here that Umdenstock has been
an injury to the party in Texas, and
that he should be made TO give way to
men of better character aud more
energy. Judge Raynor, the recent
solicitor of the treasury, said before he
died that he was confident that Um-
denstock was guilty of the charges
filed, and should be quickly removed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
SHERMAN.
l.,u,pd--swindliug a Lady
81, rsht-The Coming
Races.

~. . -rhe iwn men waits
~ sere rested In lesntur
.',ss herman jail or q Charge
w uefe dI,charged 70 day on
.a~ ,h b,iorc Judge Malibie IN
snnle Of the best men IN
~ ..ir .ecurlty. Their neigf :
~ truthful and that they
\ " M 10 good faith, as repre-
.,w ". Iongfori OF Delaware
s,AiioiaIl to-day forswinuling
!, N. slncov, out Of the value
XII nuls. he sold the mule lnr
,hne weeks ago. ana
role for fifty dollars
A.. IN sSoui ten days be col
sor,y by saying Miss Slncoe
I,sS IA IS shs al The not he
5cIp, against IL, which he did,
|irss ,bIs tut he had sold her
..Ss,sl The none, q so. lie VIII
1 tsra lin, from tuch imposition
s,eng Idle.
|lIr1al made q remark to-day
M lndge Steeiman In the pres
Nm. bulhars A liv. ~ fight
4 oll were put under bond for
|.sa witnessed q halfmllo match
Cn-k ,lis afternoon. The build
M competed, and everything
|n.ilnes, tor the meeting of the
kssIou next Tuesday Is just be-
IA, llllIe warm. The question
|l,sIiy railroad bonds is made an
I'm ga cold day 10 the cnndi'
|rrlAtir payment, If We know
Etins
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
AssOcI0ted Press.
THE GERMAN TARIFF.
RETALIATION.

Washington, March 20.-The treas
ury department is informed that I'M
der the provisions of the new tariff OF
Germany, consular supplies will no
longer be admitted to that country free
of duty. In view of this fact, it is
probable that the free entry of supplies
from the consular officers of Germany
in this country will be prohibited. 1t
is understood that the secretary of the
treasury has recommended such ac.
iiOp
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produced, and the origin or which :.

pi1uuced, and the origin Of which was
unknowh. He was overruled. :
witness continuing said the gen, raj
s sIa's,. OF the circular was that the
that four blacks and one white man
had been killed. Witness road i%,s
s,'ne time between Z o'clock in The
morning and noon. He picked IL nn
IN The depot, and went out and sal
down to read 1t; was sure il was befnrs
noon, Novem Der Sd. wa 'e'o'e
q. w. Swain, white Democrat WAC
called, He lived ia Danyille. wa ""s
manufactures of tobacco. Witness no.
companied Bsrksdale, a Coalilionist
10 hear Sims speech. Bsrksdale s,iS
To witness, I'm id il we hayen,t
got you; we've got Ethem, the white
hien OF southwest Virginia, and have
- nes'ots SOHO we can turn them
loose on you in five minutes
Adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
The Rest pressed Men

In Texas are those who are wearing
suits made by Douglas Bros leading
Iailors of lie srals, ut Dallas. They
have a full new stock OF all the latest
spring goods, including the very fash
ionable cIepes, eorkscrewA and cheyi-
nts. They employ the most compe.
tent workmen and skil!ful cutters and
fltters 10 be secured. They can satisfy
anyone-the business man, lhe sales
man, the travelling man, the mechanic
or the stockman. When III Dallas DC
sure TO call on Douglas Bross.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, March 2).--Seven iu i
longs-Palonia first; Success stconu'
Hickory Jim third. Time, i:3l, No.
Maiden five furlones--roirin Aone
erst. Tonabpwk second; WafsiSh
third. Tune, lOiA. ~ 80, a.sy.
one mile-Fellow Play won n cay
PRICES second; Manitou third. Time
l:43l. ..,.r slocum flrt;
ida b. second; Athlone lhiIo' ''
2;l2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
ENGLAND.
ROYAL GRIEF.

London, March 26-The Prince Of
Wales has gone 10 Cannes to accom-
pany home the remains of his brother.
The meeting of the queen with the
duchess was most affecting. AS she
entered the park she was unable to
restrain her tears at the sight of her
son's desolute home. She was weep
ing bitterly when she met the duchess.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
Lands for Sale.

10000 acres solid Hall county.
Al 600 acres solid Howard county.
lbs 900 acres (solid) Lamb county.
1,l72 acres (solid) Taylor county.
4,005 acres solid at Center, Haskell
county.
5000 acres (siternates1 Carson
county, and a great many smaller
tracts In various counties. Also Tar
rant county lands and Fort Worth
city property.
LTTLEJoHN q MARTIN,
ol1 Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
pNTEREY, MEX.


suaielte.
Ntie March % TO day the cI,v
y, e.. ared fifteen new care, ali Of
ana AZ, Very nice. go VI
aO I The Protestant church H.
~ ~ Tue eauIei will be read \.
Yesterday the custom house
IN, ds y, y Of smng gled goods, and
ny, ,. we con,ig' ees, can only
llsylns a heavy fine Tl,ys
nus selh Of Lainpazos' Con.
|, !, I a tsl annoyance are can,od nv
s ls1l,l up town by drays. paws
" yesterday TIE body az nm all,
,aS ~ The outskirts ofiown. liz
IVY nth aud his friends nj nrsi
|, iau.t n.larsl death, but unnn
| Ias ssa 10 bad been dubbed Ia
SaIdIns I, was arrested when IN
l saes, lhe train. He is now in
Inn e y ofthe alcalde. w ="
I Es M, ~ :. y Ls;llhpazos were robbah
|sna - y ~ NV by three men, wbu
IN p rspsaufed while crossins ,hc
III, aIe,Isi They too avail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
PRINCE LEOPOLD.
OFFICIAL coNpoLENcE.

Washington, March 90. - The Sec
rotary of state telepraphed TO Minister
Lowell in London to express the presi-
dents sympathy with Her Majesty
Queen Victoria in her bereavement
suffered by the death of Prince Leo
poid,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

Now Orleans.
---

PRODUCE.
Ngw ORLEANS March 29.-FLoun-
hiYb grades lover nt S,IGs . 80.
,oiIS- Fair demand aud scarce; mixed ";
whiteso
OATS Qnlet and atendy at 5000.
tDits MfAt--tainand fair and prices high
or NJ 2 -.
HAN Fair demand ana active: common
isooelitG primo 10 VDi7 e0 choice i'lses
" Op; fancy ~,
rnovrsIoNs.
PoRR-Flfm nrdscnrcc 1915
LAap-Iowor tiercc refined 9tttaO ".
SAf.r NJ tAfs Firm, with moderate de-
maud.
Bulk MEATS Shoulders packed ~; long
clear and clear u nominal a. w
BAcos.-Iricguinr; shoulders W; long clear
HAny-c6oiFe sagar-cursd canvassed fIrm
and unchanged.
uoFFsE- Quiet but unchanged; Rio, cargocs
OF ordinary 10 prime. lJAGpi5.
EuaAft--t} uiet: common 70 good common
4Isd45k; fair 10 f,illg fahr 5lftp3jt: prime ~;
yellow claiiGfd we "; white cerined Bkw
II: gfs.f. iatnd z.
MoIAssis Dun and unchanged,
RICE quiet but steady; Louisiana ordi-
I3sAs-Fair demand but lower; ratcs Ice
0lO5,
corros srrD ouc-Phme crude. asgs7:
summer yellow 4Sgi5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

Cumberland Presbyterian church,
corner Fifth and Taylor streets, Rev;
Il. II. Lawler, pastor. Sabbath school
$3.50 a. M, Mr.. w. r. Fakes, superin-
tendent. Morning services at IL u. m.
subject "Solicitude for Zion and Jeru-
salein1 Evening service ut T:45 y. m
subject: "The glory u the heavens.
Good music by the choir. Come,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

Ncw Yorl, stonlk nInrl,et.

New York, March achievements easier
Railways Irregular
state securities active aud hrm.
The stock market was dun aud without
specl.u feature today. Near the.close there
was rally ora 10 4 per cent. aud tho mar
ket closed arm.
Sales of stocks for the week, l,io5,2i; to
day X tales, 10000 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

EXCHANGE OF TREATIES.
Lima, March 29.-There was for
nal exchange of treaties yesterday be-
tween Peru aud Chill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

Chicago. March 29-The following
special TO the Times Is just received:
The free zone is conceded on all
frontiers OF the custom house of I'll
Paso in the state of Chihuahua.
(Signed) LEWIS TERRAsos,
Governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
OUR SISTER REruHLIC.
NEW POSTAL RELATIONS.

Washington, March 29.-There is II
possibility OF the establishment of pos
tai relations between Mexico and the
United States similar to those existing
between this country and Canada.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
EGYPT.


THE suIEKHs DEMAND.
Saukim, March 29-The Shiekhs
ask that n British governor be appoint
ed for TOkar.
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Chicago.


special 10 tho Gazette
CHICAGO, March 29-puring the entire
morning all the markets were not only ne.
1.-Two but moved upa little; grain about one
cent and pork about ten points, hut later ON
tie bulls TOOK alarm aud began to hedge.
This removed the pressure, AMI prices went
down. Tho close was lower than ut the open
Ing In the afternoon. sellers were plentiful
and were unloading pr paraiory 10 Monday,
the bulls having a premon ton that another
Waterloo awaits them. Bra's are happy and
buster greatly. There is no use Ia giving the
market In dc all, and II can be dismissed by
sayi 4 II was active.
Provisions did not lose all the gains, M
packers ARE standing by aud watch all bear
movcn, nts clos, ~, und when large blocks OF
pork are thrown ON the market they buy
them up. Both May aud June pork stays
close 10 is cents. Lard was active and firm,
cattle receipts light; 1870, ana barely
enough to make n market. Sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
i OUR Dull and nomlnally unchanged.
WuhAr--Sntes ranged Msrcn aud 4 pril
S9l<,dSiL; clused Srt; MnykSdSlA: closed ksis,
june 81 .@ei; cl.scd oOsl; August oo,ssalA.,
5,.Sa6g,s closed rs, MAY 68et6vb1lt; closed
8 ~, June 5t94; closed b1isi july hsA@b9A
closed bS,
oATs-Mnrch and April 50, sa2o9s; May
33lt0o3Si.; June s8Is; July 32A@S2 !.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-CasblT -: NAV lT0'@l7 9lls; June Is
oils VIZ; Juiy Is Nlsa Is l2ls.
bARD-Cush . :5 40 80: April . 30. May . 3774
40 a. June iit,Bih.
BULK MEArs-Shouldcrs rs; short ribs
o 81: short clear %.
LIVE STOCK.
HoGs-Reccipts, $500; rough packing q is
TAO 80. packing and shipping 6b0aT 10; light
8 o dB ~.
uArrLs--Receipts 1900; exporters, 0 l0a6 o.;
good 10 choice shipping,j W; common
To medium b UOdli 81.
SHEEP-lleceipta, l,l00, inferior To fair. 30
"a u medium 10 good, blg5C0; choice to
extra, 3 00d67j.
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.
ia RTHoUAKE AT

EARTHQUAKE AT IsCHIA.
Naples, March - There was an
earthquake this morning in the Island
eDf Ischia
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KELLOGG's CASE,
SET FOR APRIL.

Washington, March 29.-The case of
Ex-senator Kellogg was up before
Judge Wylie, who fixed the trial for
April 2lat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

The races at Gainesville begin next
Tuesday There will be large at
tendance from Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

MONEY.
NEW. Yonx, March ce.-Moncy easy. at
~ and =; closed offered ~; prime mercan-
tile paper s65ts; sterling exchange weaker,
ST,S; sight Is9ix.
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON REcwIrTs AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

NEW ORLEANS. La, March 2l.-SjRht ex.
change on New York at / 80 per 1000 pre-
MUM. -
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Special 10 the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, March 29.-Loose meats We're
slow and a shade lower.
Lard and pork active and unchanged.
CAprLE-- Receipts soant; no markct.
SBKEi-None.
PRODUCE.
wuEAT-S3aSS bid; April 50.
ConS--i1' lidigli (; cash ls's; April AZ.
OATs-2D bid.
LIVE STOCK
CATrLr-Rccepts $40; native steers 100 10
li52 pounds, o 1905 u; stockers ana feeders
30 40; cows N156gi ~.
HOGS re ceipts 1870, lal 10 9hI pounds, 40
90 ~ mainly ;p@6f0.
SHEEP Receipts 90. nntiNc ac8 10.
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NAlrA FALLS.
Contract. '"''

NHStit.
Erio n.iIa %, -The con,rac, 70
Ia N \ W., Was today awi,rdcd 10
M 81 Y, lest Iom Waco 'V' 10
EOa NJ s'e e., ID 5. h. Ry. ism
EsossIlS9 I, SAFE aud hnd I,O now ~
bon ,,s..I,, as usual.
klrs Y l hid late this eyenin.
nle.. y ~ The FIRM r ma Snap h.lH =
lal,ip ~ ~ h'ad with a h n ,c'se,
aud placed under i'' 81 6d (;
de- p Iee mt special S' yc, h bes,,
.isrs i,,,a By Mr. tC. {. " Ion
Eiscsar1,' 'n Waco, have b peu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

Ladies' approve Of your smoking
Little Joker"
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n s ~ s Sf and Costs for
| Matters. e''V'

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, 1884-09-14
Logan ~speeohmakinr.


DETROIT, September l3.-This morn
ing General Logan and party left Bay
City on a special train for Port Huron.
Along the route the party were given an
enthusiastic greeting. Arriving at Port
Huron the party was escorted to q hotel
by crowds of people, headed by the
Plumed Knights and a brass baud. After
dinner speeches were made by General
Logan and others. At . O'Clock, NJ. S.
Smiths yacht, Sigma, of Detroit, arrived
at Port Huron. Logan and party en-
barked for Detroit, stopping at the Lake
St. Clair Shooting Club house for supper.
reaching here at $ p. m. \ large crowt
met the party at the wharf. Carriage.
were waiting 10 take the visitors to De
troit, where Il meeting was held immedi
ately. Logan having made ten speeches
while in the State, during the last tw,
days, his voice was not strong
and he hal trouble in making
the crowd hear. He spoke on tariff ant
the history of the Democratic party, pay
ing his respects to Hendricks in passing
The rink building has a standing capacit.
Of $4,000, and was crowded. Logal
stops in this city over Sunday, the CUES
Of General Alger, the Republican candi
date for Governor of Michigan.