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

Twelve months clip, light, rne and medi
um ls@lsi nne heav, TO light, ps0li. All
months. il0lt NIL nne heavy iN8iQ fall
lghS nne and medium, la@ii; COARSE
hfnEs-.No. heavy flint, dry 10 $50; No,
heavy tiint, dry, y n lee No light fiint, q
n l2c, No. ., light flint, y n So; bulls Al
heavy, damaged, = n X calf skins and batiis
damaged " 10 tN6c; green, salted, sound n 2
e butchers. green, y n A,sc
fELfRiEs- Deer Bkina, rh IhaaiN anita ops
skins, y lOaiSc; goat skins, each, lNaSk
sheep pclts, according TO amount OF wool,
SEQ up; NhearllnNs, according to amount al
Wool, b0piN Mexican sheep peits, ScD1Oo,
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, llGbl2c; MOr,
lean shcop shenIllnga. So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

BAR IRON, IS %. Norway, TO-, NO. ~ y
aheet iron, 44o. No a q sheet iron, 6sso,i
galvanized shoot Iron, 8a 0,<o.. No. x Y aOda
Ties No. ! 4 do, lbc.; MNqS ronnng TN. SIC M
@ib 1907 ltN20 and l0xii pat. do, 81 1903 Sol
timers wire, 30 per cent. on; tinnora stool
forty per cent. on cook Hlovor yith ware
80 b0dp25 p0i do, With trimmings, Ga bnaD5OtO,
WOOD WORK. Wagon aEioa 900 6Dtl 90
tongues, g0o@el 90; aingletreoa, al 76; bolnisru'
hpc,; BpoheH 81 1908 %; follOea, 81 s5ap2 25
Doubletrees, 81 2Ssaa %; neck yokeH, 81 900
so; plow beams, bdgpB5o.; pillow handls8 gi7s
@2b0; handles, o. 7Bep2 80.
NAILS. f3 rs keg, basis i0d.-Burdon horse
shoe, per hogt % 2ii Perkiug do, 80 90. walk
or do, Is b0i burden mule, 81 GOT Northwest.
ern horse shoe nails, No. q 90, No. g. 49,, No.
4, ibo., No, 3, 2jol No, y 2lc No, ] 800, No. S,
2ic., No. Z, lpo., No. y, lHo.
AAFS-K. X, per dozen, 81 Giqt!0 00l LakOia
90 O09a 90; HaokenBack eB 50e700. boys
handled, 80 bOg8b1
REFRlGERATORs,--N ! Climax. gl7O0l
No. z, DO, 1850, No. 9 DO, 52ai No, do, so
No. 6 do, $50.
MiscELLANEous-T chains, "a par
pair, 4s07c,; pillow gingletroeB per dos., "
pillow doubletrees, por dozen 20 OOt stock
bells, 90 pOT cent. on door locks, 81 2iN9 OO
wood sorows, % and 10 per cent. OH Il u cast
door butts, 40 and 10 per cent. OF. cut and
timed tackH, ~ per cent on; coffee mills, 80
p6T cent, OF: blind hinges, 10 and 10 per cont
of. carringe bolts, 6b and 10 per cent. on /,
plow bolts, rs per cent. or; piece tin wars,
- per cent. on. deep stamped ware, 80 peI
cont. on; shallow stamped ware, % per CAM
on iapanned ware, 3Opcr cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
ON CHANGE.
Stocks We're Feverish Z Theylscored a
Series Of Rapid Fluctuations,
Closing Irregular.
Cotton Was Higher Provisions Dull
Wheat Generally Lower Corn
Steady The Quotations,

NEW YORK, Nov.,lD Governments steady.
Railways nrm
State securities quiet
Stocks opened feverlsh, and In the flrst ten
minutes declined y TO x per cent, except
Louisville & Nashville, which dropped * 90
2sst on the announcement that the company's
depot NJ lnuisville had been burned,
and iha report that suit had
been brought by brokers for the
payment Of stock. note. Tho Northwest
anu Rhode Island were presse for state
menia and the former declined K 10 50. The
weakness In theNorthwest was due,to reports
that Vanderbilt was sellinl. After the first
call there was rally, and later this was lost
In the afternoon the market was fcversh
until p. m, when business was m re active
andprices advanced sharply Theanuounce.
ment that the Erie had reduced passcnA err
rates TO Chicago to sos did not check the
upward movement. The rise ranged from \
TO lsS per ccnt. Union Pacific moved
uplsS TO 30, st Paul 3 ito 74k, Delaware, Lack.
awana & Western "a to 2SSs, Lake Shore n (
TO So, Now York entral "a T. t5E. Pacific
Mail y 70 i99E and western Union x 70 57s. [.
Al the clOee the Union Pacific reacted To
to asa but the remainder OF The list closed
tirm. Compared with saturday, prices are x
TO 81 per cent. lower FOR Central Pacific,
Northwestern. Delaware n Hudson, Western
Union, Lnuisviile q Nashville and Omaha
Southern, chicago, burlington 4 Quincy,
LackawRnna Lake Shore, Union Pacific
Kansas Texas, Jersey Central. New York
SeHt5S rsSaF Ms F F5s Nor Sn5 s'Tn P%
transactions 2s5,oO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
Groceries,

MaA7g--S sugar cured hams, likc; 3, q. c. Il.
hnoon, lillci =. Obaeon, l2l4o. 30. dry salt,
NJ.
flUH-maokersl, llD klt1, No. J. u,l6: NO,
y pl.QT nef pbls., 20, W.Og; No. p 1890;
III nite nshi NO. 4, hlf' bDlh.f N25; No. 2. a3.2h;
Dried herTlngs, per box doc. Cod nHh; 05<c.
IARn--1l eToes. s4oi ~ and o0D cans, 09EU (;
~ cans 90; lOD cars, DO; an cans. pJso;
, D cans, l0c.
CoFFnE.--COmmon lic,; ordinary, 1lLo;
fair, l2e.i primo Rio 1885, fancy, l4c; Old
government lava, BOXc
EA-lsnpefial, 1000, gunpoWdeT, 51GT0.
EuaAA--fine. powdered, bblB. BNnt do,
hnlf )bls, 9hc.: cut loaf, Sac; gIanulnied
gtai- lard &C.; LouisisnE erhnnlated, 72Scfb--;
e,andaTd A,7zoa choice whito, Ieao. yellow
clarified, 7549lNo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

500, sherry. per ral.. q mns %, Madeirt
per gal, y COOS 90 White vine IN caEea
v 0oAlo 10,
ny ti0 WON %. Hcicaihk, IN oaako Of, 81 oo1
p OF krug. In baahet. IS 0A.1S0 90 Dnmestil
champagne, y 0lAlt o. Geo Uonisls exty
AsE-siocs Aie. per dos.. q oOea 70; PoI,s
per dos, o. coAa 2A
BorrLED BEEn-lemr's quartz, Elk o. -,
81 50 budwoiaen Quartz el1 % plata ~ ".
ErlanGar beer, Quarta 0iS 90, oiuts an 20;
schlitH Milwaukee, quarts eia %; pints SiA oll
Anthony q kuhn's. ava ~ 10 pinw ~ 80
m2oo, pinu tts6o; Falk'SyAGllwaukes ousft,
eiihu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
MADISON COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette.
MADIsoNvrLLE, TEX, Nov. To-
The following shows the complete vote
OF Madison county:
Democratic electors, Sso votes; lie
publican electors, 2s3.
Charles Stewart, OPS votes for con-
John Ireland, 8T7 for governor A.
r. Norton, l72; Wash Jones, $50.
n. Gibbs, 500 for lieutenant-goV-
ernor; John Haynes, 30.
j. ID Templeton, SIS for Attorney
general. S. Z. GrOthaus. 20.
w. @. Walsh. ST. for land cohhlA-
sioner; II. J Evans, I'd
L. II. Lubbock, 81 for treasurer. :,
w i. Swain, SIS Tor comptroller r.
n. AT Baker, $50 for superintendent
Of public Instruction. Il. ~ kinney
s. NJ. johnson, 275 for atIorney-gen-
eral.
The Little Joksr' is the best snok
ing tobacco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

Der Gtf closed Ig7laif, wear Sar5TS7x
closed $50 SIS January 5iis closed gis.
sFtuf intuNe
hoRK-Cush isaaiS year II {2Van a.
December SAaG Nts
BULK MINIS shoulders ices % short
LfNH STOCK.
lyrovcrs Journal icp9rtti
Hous---keeeipts, iSoli I 0sat 90 light 4 100
ArrLE--Receipts on, Inferior TO choice
shipping steers f0aSit naive hatcher
stock 2 Naf So Texas steers 3 bSala5.
Ihe proNtrs Journals Liverpool special
quotes beef weak: American cattle COM
manding steady Yates; tops rs cents. dros sru.
shEEp. -'kco ipts 500, Texas and Nebraska
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

Potatoea-IriHh, nov, per bushel. s5c.
B bbi, ss7s. beans, HIP. med. bbis. Sc; large
lima 51<c.: snoal butter, tIfebc. Pioklo1,
Medium per bbi.. q 0G arnEl, por bbl., $40 /:
Cheese, half cream. .lgl<os full cream l5k
Poanuta, 100 uider, hAlfbbl., - % cab'
fOuArRY- Elena, tz7h a % per doEan
spring ohIckonn, & 2se32 90; Tnfkaya 50 10
90 OF; Geese $3.50 Gd6 Ducks u b108 "
fto0B-roF doten, 10il420e,
FRESH 1nnfry butter. choico. 70 8 80
croelnery ils9si5fe.; old butter. s0iOo.i OLE
margarine, 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
BELToN.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
BELroN, Ten, Nov. lO--The
county commissioners court met to-
day aud was busy all day counting the
vote of the county, but did not finish
IL. The count will be completed to-
morrow. ~,
Margie, the daughter Of Mr.. w. ~
Miller. turned over teapot yesterday
and severely burned both of her hands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
Eev Urlssnu.


FkkONNHAAhh
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 10 = FL0uR'-Dull
and lower; high grades 3 6iai GO.
Cons dull, In sacks, aud easier white
and yellow, ~.
oArs-western quiet and weakslt 3; Texas
5000.
CORN MEAIr- Lower at 2 40.
HAY-Prlme H.
PORK-Quist: al 1870
l4ARO-Sieady; choice refined *; key g.
BULK MEArs--Fur demand. no shoulders
on baud: long clear and clear rib ~
BACON SC-rce and arm: no shoulders or
lsng clear ON han"; clear rib ~.
HANG CHI les suRar-cured eanvased l4Gl5.
WHISKY Firm; Western rectihed 600
lis.
CoFFEE-Iao cargoes common TO prime ~
@0A.
'air 10 folly fair 3N@i prime ~; yellow O.
4A.@hlG grannlated b..
MoLAssls- IL good demand; common, s0i
fair, 9J@82; prime 20 choice, 40.
RiuE-Quiet ont steady; Louisiana ordi-
nary IN prime $685..
BRAN-M.
torros. sEEp ou.-Pnme crude 2i@3l sum.
mer yel,sw $500.
COTTON MARKETS..
COTTON REuEIPrs AT ALL uNrTED BrAThT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

DIETER @. RUoRER 3 co., BELToN,
Il Texas, Land and General Agenta. Sole
proprietors OF the Abstract OF Bell County
Records. We do o general land BUSINESS. In
nlnhinE AnrveylnR and eonvaYRnNinp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
LLANo COUNTY.

A Large Vote Polied-PArlial Re
Turns.
special 10 the Gazette.
LLANo, TEX, Nov. l0-The election
passed Off quietly and big vote was
polled The Democratic electors will
get 1900 majority. Jones gets 200 votes.
Sayers' majority over Rector will ex-
ceed 500. j. b Maxwell of Llano
county gets majority OF 700. A. w.
Moursudd will carry the county for
district attorney. II is thought from
the vote given Shields, at San Saba,
that he will be the next representative
of the Seventh aud Ninth districts.
The Prohibition electors get 20 votes
in this county. There are eight boxes
that have brought In no reliable re-
turns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

tnruitpEs --BesdateAdA, Imitation vain a
wood seat y dos, 90 1907 %; came and rattaE
seat, u OO90 70; cane scat, dining, gl2 oOD2O o.
OhildBR aud rockers, S8 O0al9 30; large rOokiiNl
tll OOgeO 90; camp and rockers, each. o. 10
bQ Mirrors, arch tops, y dos, e2 nO6l2 b0l
Tables round, g2006950, fsll leaf, "a 1908 30
Uafea, each, IS 25a7 20; bureaus, IS 5OS90 %
Baby Carriages, at0@20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
chicago.

Special 70 the Gazette.
CHICAGO. Nov. io.-Grain-Marksi op-
ened dull, but later prices shot upward e.
pecIaliy on corn. Trading was large
Wheat advanced =.
hut little done IA provisions
cattle active and especially on good Texas
and Western.
Common, slew sheep quiet.
rKoDuCE
CnfcA0o, NOV. iQ.-FLouE-nnh Ana nn'
--Noyenber72 Deem Der ~ 7531,
e'asl.lg fgit. January REM ci9ttH ~
c0RS--Caib, f'Gla. closed, ~ Nofeir'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

NV ORLEANS. Nov. TO- COTTON spots
closed arm and rs higher
sales, 1880 bales
low Orlin.rs lOT-s, Ordinary SSlB Good
nd mar, 98-lC. Tow Aiddlinr 0l.2 Middnng
2 Ills, Good Midiling 9l6l6 Modling Fair
10 1919; Fair l0it.l6
higher
Sales $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

wHnKr- Raetined y lo0lsg, "a per proes
VI QoD2 rs thEee years old " bD027b fanfi
extra old Nilinky tfl36
WrHE9--p iaIets eAeesla piDn. e4 pelqnnl
Iiyi uataHba, per gallon, 80 81 Port II ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

BIT. LOUIS, Nov 10 -FLouR-unchanged
WHEAT No, red 5isz@7sA cash and Nov
ember; 76ika56,s cluslngat los December;
7SAM7res Janua ".
GoRs2;5itGs cash; s60Ssys November; $50
"a year; a5h January.
OATS = 2n1S cash, 26N0e6is year,
WiftsKN-i12
Com MEAis--29n
PORK--lS 100 %.
BULK NEATs-L Long clear and clear NIB
40; short clear Z =.
BACoN--Long clear SJf6S,k; short rib 50
o.; . lort clear Sk.
HAMs--il n OILS 30.
LARD Quiet
LIVE droCIC
CATrLE-Receipts S0e Texans o 2ja0 90: fair
TO medium 4trM6 81. common 4 O0ln5 q;
good % choice Texans 3 s56t l6; common 10
fair, COOS o.
hOGs-Receipts, s. o; 4 359i 80.
SiIEEP--R. eel pts, so; common 20 fair O0
as Va, good to choice 3 256t0).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
IlNa atnoh 1910.

eastern Texas cattle NJ about three, and
southern and Central Texas stock cattle M
about two dollars per head less than tho
above quotations.
The above prices are FOR herds OF 1000 head
and upward OF best North Texas enttlO de.
lvered on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

special 10 the Gazette.
81. LOUIS, Nov. -wheat--prieos Huctu-
ated snd tho marke, was slow throughout.
sellers being afraid 10 oner Quad / q.
Corn was duh at the start but improvodsome
later.
Provisions were dun and irregular. Texas
cattle in moderate supply with good demand
and prices strong.
Sheep vi W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
prnRs and Paints.

DHUHht
Bark, Cinnamon per n 70; Peruvian, 25a2 o..
Boras, lso. Bicafbonao or soda. IgngilSl,
5ce,Copperas, getclnchinedia. per Oh 6ta5i
elSi tasliie lsoRn5 per ID seiy Cream tartar,
caloiIel, L, & W., 1000; English, per 10. boi.
Tie included, 954pi CO. rhlOral Hydrato, per ID
o. o9sl 20 lhloroi9rm, per ID bottle includ'
Dovers, per 10 81 81 EPSON salts, per 10 80
~. Gum Opium, per 10 ~ aDot 6o DUN Cam.
phoor, Yer ID 25agsJ. Morphine. per % ~ 3 %
strained, eyD7b: oil, lard, No. I. 65@IO. Quin.
Inc, T.. q w, per OF 81 ~. Flowers sulphur,
1905. Alum, 3A@b PRESCRIPTION Yiais BY
per Ct. oe. show o'lses, market prices. Rebate
Exiracig, ~ per cent. on. p. d. Fluid Ex.
Louis list.
Strictly pure white lead, % t0atg 05: Hpirita
tuipentine. 6Ofa6s Boiled OIL 62fg95c
THE RMAH-wILLfAms cOLoRs.
coach black. la, per 10 lec; lamp black, IL. 20
black paint, IL, &c; sl9ruBslan blue, ", ~, H.
x3G tuitfamarlne blue, ~, Is, &c. blue paint
IL, 10. raw Turkey amber, ~, 90 burnt Tur.
key lumber, III, 9c; raw italian sienna, IN, 90;
burnt Italian sienna, IL, 20: vankyko brown.
i, %: Paris green, Il, 200 Chrome, = 4. o; :
dian red, Ia, II; FinettA rod, a. BE-, i2Ifs, "a,
20. Chrome yellow, l.. n. o. a d. o., II, he;
Yellow ocbre, u, g.. 1878, -, 90.
BARK oak, 100; Ash, 100: Black walnut, $50.
Maple, l8c.
DIsTEHPER coLoIB.
Ivory drop black, nc. raw turkey umbaT
15c burnt Turkey umber, sc; raw Italian
dyke brown, 25c
Prices OF above made on q basis or In VI,
X, and III cana, assorted; I IN a and ID
caub. baiencoiu l and 10 cana, aeq0rtAd.
Price IN b ~ cans. balance Ia end ID caua
assorted. Price IN 3 10 cana, 10 less; Tx and
p ID TN pals, lbfc less ano Kegs 70 por
lesa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

Wheat. onOlgs. % to 900 lnsdlnsn, 90; lnis-
rioF, t0011O; oats lhD12f haFley 110l1c.
rye. abfDilc nnrn. 50 4l5n hay loose fxon. the
wagon. - Ooa7 % per ton bale hay, N 90
~ o0i bran O0c. per ~ chopss "a Q08l IS
per IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

MONEY.
NEW YORK. Nov..iO Money l@ll<, closed
offered !; Prime mercantile paper 546 storl-
Ing ex.BB 7p,S slight S3Z.
Nisw ORLEANS, Nov 10.-Slght exchange on
New York 500 per 5000 premium; sterling
exchange nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

q hs ,s AM co TO WHIT
and 'o,s Main street, Tor
sniaen " any style at living
eAl - 'Afa a Apeciaity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
LOCAL MARKETS.
Cotton.

Cotton.
Good middling, g}S strict middling, 0
middling, SO; strict low middling, 81,
Nothing lower being received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
galveston,

GALyE8ToN, Nov. lO.-C0TT0S-spot closed
l-lG higher
Ro seipiA. fS3i.
Sales, 81.
stock, u ,9tj
Ordinary 10, Good Ordinary y i.IB. Low
MiddiinR ~; aiddling = ll-l6, Good alu-
ding Ok; NJ ddllng raif lOlf
Futures opsned STEADY, ruled Hieadyt
CLOSED outlet but firm; 70 pnlntg higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
- COLUMN.

...oosr this head win b. In
~. ~ X ave cenis a line, each
' ss,. 4 70 the line. No sd ysl
p WIN J, n, les ,han Is cents. Par
,'ri'a .. u nave no running account
.arnnco. ---
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

EIpOfiA thla weed 70 Hr8at britaln.. lsfIH
France.'s' '''''''''' ois
Continent fllnt
stock " ali u. =. ports this day, 1900
Thla dRy iAHt yeRr ..,.............. s32s51
LiScrpOoI.
l,ryERPooI., nov Ioiton-SpOt closed
prices hardening, ila higher.
saturuays To-day.
Ordinary ..........,. 49, 58-lG
Good ordinRry........ l-lb os
Low middling. ...,- ebl6 pa
Middling uplandH.., ~ Wis
Middling Orleang.a. IFS bla
Sales, 1900.
American, il.ioo.
Exports for speculation, 800.
Imports, =.
American, -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

The Little JOksr'' Il the beaE annok
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
PROFESSIONAL

II J.. vERCoE, NJ. D., PHYslCIAN
III, and surgeon, office corner Houston
AVID Fourth streets, over Washer August;
residence corner Broadway and Galveston
avenue, one block west OF South Main. Tele-
phone communication; ONCE 2il, resi-
dence %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

ToB DAVIS, NEW PROPRIETOR OF
- the National hotel, and successor OF Wood
Bonnet, is candidate FOR patronage, and
proposes 70 keep ftat-class house. G can
beds and food equal TO any in the civ
Bard u % per day, 5000 per week. 1907 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

DR II. w. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
4 J surgeon. office on FIRST street, between
idenco over once. Telephone number at res
idence l87; at Office g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11

HOUSTON & HENDERsoN-w.R HOus-
Il ton, N. Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents.. once In Bank building, Wiohita
Falls, Texas.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

THERE are many indications of a
| quiet campaign, unattended by res
Grim Ination, SANDER, an bitterness
that haYe heretofore attached 10
Presidential elections. An era of
good feeling obtains all over the
country, and recently r. ached SUR
prIsing hight in Congress. General
Grant has hitherto been nsidered
by the South as the embodiment. of
enmity; but General Grant spoke
right out in meeting, and asked to
be included among those making an
effort to secure Home for disabled
Confederate soldiers. This fell like
Goals of fire, and when, little later,
General Grant hobbled into Cons
gress on his crutches, the Southern
wing took entire possession of him,
honored him with a more cordial
welcome than is ually shown even
by the impulsive Southern heart. At
the annual dinner of the Bay State
Democracy recently held in Boston,
Hon. Palmer, prominent Demos /
crat, said: so long as Wendell
Phillips walked these streets, Boss
ton lad right to be called the
new Athens. The old GrecIan love
of liberty flowed through his veins.
Re was our Pericles. He WAS our
unpaid, npurchsseable |
and inspired with god- like
devotion to hIs fellow man. He was
he knight errant of humanity, |
whose shield was always extended,
md whose lance was ever poised in
behalf of the weaker but jusier
,ause." This is in marked Contrast
o Senator Hoar's personal malice
hat caused HIM TO say that he
HoaD approved of Wen dell Pills
ips' funeral. The Mason and Dixon
inc is being rapidly oblite rated aud
vill probably no longer stand as
andnark dividing our nation.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
UATERWORkS

IT is not generally known that
Phoenix has upon the statutes an act
to authorize A i. Htnshaw and
others to construct waterworks at
Ph oenix. This act was approved
February IA. 1879. The act reads as
follows.
SEC. 1. That A L. HeDshaw and
his associates or assigns he, and they
are hereby authorized to and granted
the privilege OF building, maintain
ing and operating Water Works in
the town of Phoenix, County Of Ma
ricopa and Territory of Arizona, for
the term of twenty (2O years from
and after the passa ge of this Act.
SEC. 3 That said parties are to
Rave and are hereby granted the
privilege of constructing and main
tanning reservoirs, boring for artesnn
water, digging wells, erecting steam
VI OtASi Minus VI III iAaChlHCi93 11S 4HS
down water pipes through the streets
of faid town and d DING all things
necessary 10 be done TO successfully
carry on said business.
SEC 3. That said parties shall be
entitled to charge and collect GER
tain stipulated sum, in lawful money
of the United States, for the sale and
delivery of said water.
SEC. 3 THIS Act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
pass age
Approved February 14lh. 1879.
Phoenix is admirably situated for
cheap and efficient waterw orks.
With shcrt line of pipes water can
be made 10 flow over Phoenix giving
us absolute security from fire, an in
exhaustable supply for street sprink>
ling, for fountains and waterpower
that will be limited only by the size
of the pipes. The sewerage problem
will find an easy solution IN Phoe-
nix.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
TEZEG RAP HsC


LONDON, Apfn 24.-Rcpolts from
all par.s of Uniied Kingdom indica.
te that lie prospects of the wheat
crop this the year is about average
crops; France and Spian viii be a
bove the average requirement for
consumption. Prospcc I've receirts
from India are quite uncertain
from Russia nearly the whole crcp
of 1888 is exported; from Australia
100000 quarters, and from Calfor-
MIA, 100000 quarters are now Tn
passage. Receipts of wheat and
-four are 100000 quarters, enough
10 last the country 70 the next six
months. The stock of wheat on
is in Great Britain at the present
time so i.er cent more then in 1888
and double that of 1888.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

representatives of fifty millions Of
people = peopling continent-all
assembled at one time, in one place,
for the purpose of choosing from
among their entire mum Der one man
10 rule over tnem? And what great.r
honor can there be conferred upon
any man, than to be 4 member of
that Convention? I deem it a higher
field Of work than even the highes,
legislative council of the nation
the Senate of The United States.
Fully approaching then the great
responsibility of the high position
you have given me, and with many
misgivinss as to my ability to prop
eriy discharge its duties. I prom
ise you to go personally ana attend
the convention at Chicago.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
Republican
C0NvE:H TON.
Representative Repuh!ica ms
OF the Territory
in Session.
Proeai dings in Full of the Con-
vention.

The Convention was called 70 or
By the Hon Clark Churchill, Chair
man of the Republican Territeria
Central Committee, at 10 o'clock
At the request of the Chair
The call of the Republican
National Central Committee, and
ihe call of the Territorial
Republican G. nlral Committee were
read hy the Hon. WAbstrr Street,
Secretary of the Territorial Repub-
lican Central Committee.
Tne election Of temporary Officers
was declared in order.
On motion of Hou N Fl sherman,
of Yavapai, Hon John Y L Smith
was unanimously elect. d as tempo~
raIy Chairman.
On motion of w Osborn of Pima,
Mr.. c Martin WIS unanimously
cir cfed temporary Secretary.
On motion OF Geo H Tinker, of
Yavapai, the Chair appointed the
following
- COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS:
Geo H Tinker, Yavapai; w J Os-
born, Pima; J g CoplIn, Gila; C D
Reppy, G. chise; J B Creamer, Mar
icopa.
On motion OF Dr. F K Ainsworlh,
Of Yavapai, the Chair appointed the
following
coMMIrTEE ON PERMANENT ORGAN,
IzATIoN AND RULES:
F < Ainsworth, Yavapal; A > a
Smith, Pima; G CopIin, Gila; P K
Hickey, Maricopa; Webster Street
Cachise.
On motion of N H Calderwood, |
of MaricOpa, the Chair appointed |
The following
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS:
General H G Rollins, Pima; D. +
& Aiusworth. Yavapai; ard Judge
DeForest Porter, Maricopa
On motion, the Convention ad-
journcd TO meet at o'oloca p. m.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
AFTERNOON SESSION

At four o'clock p. NJ. The elegant
ly decorated rom was flied by the
Convention and large audicuce of
ladies and gentlrmen.
Convention was called 10 order by
Hon J. Y 7. Smith, temporary
chairman.
On the report of the Committee on
Cred ntials, Geo. II. Tinker, chair-
mar OF tint committee reported as
Fellows
Ycur Committee on Credentials
would rcsp,c fully report the follows
ing delegates entitled To seals in the
Convention: