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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

Twelve months clip, light, me ANA medi
nm LON nno heavy to light, 81 eli, six
months ll0it fall, nne heavy l00l2 IAN
nsh5 nhe and medium l2oA ecafro
HipEa-.No. heavy flint, dry y y ln, No.
heavy nint, dry, v p ice; No Light nknt, y
heavy, damaged, v n \; calf skina aud badly
damaged y N tt10c; green, saitcd, sound, q 4
10 butchers, green, y 70 httc
PEITnIEs- beer skina, Rn i6aia aAta .opu
skins, n l0@lHc; goat skins, each. lna1t.
sheep pelts, according 70 amount ~ wool,
ca up, nhenrlinga, according 10 amount OF
WOOL oal0 Mexican sheep pelta, SeDiOc,
Mexican nhcep pelts, Improved, 1it,iRr, Mex.
lean sheep sheariinga. bo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

y irnitnre--BoadEieA da, imitation vain a,
eaohl q zoos " all nalnnL q 60Dlo 20; uhAiF6
seat, ~ COOS 00 cano scat, diving, gi2 OOa20b0
unilds and rockers, " Q06l2 90. large rooki sal
90 O00oy0 90 camp and rockers, each III IBS
90 Mirrors, arch tops, y dos, o2p06Slg th
Tabloa, round, t2u0aBbO, hall leaf, g1 b0l16 10
Bates, each, g 1901 10; bureaus, IS bOD2D Do
Baby Carriages, e6 hnG2D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

rsanua iOo c,asr hAsttbl.. ssOO o..
foufrnH- tiens n7o o . POI d,sen.
apling chickenn, ~ NeaOn ThFEeyA 1870
eioM, Geese 1p Nag DncAs % Seb ~
Froah country butter, ohoioN, ~ q no
Creamery ~ pgllfc., old outter. Hotna.i Cleo
mhrgafine, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

GALyEsros. Oct i7.--corroH--sspot closed
easy l-ib lower.
Hsoeipie. fbOi.
Sales lxli.
Exports, none.
flfltfat vile, none
Ordinnil si.ig. Good Ordinary i.e; ON
niddiinn "a: Hit dina w; Good Midtlsng
3 i-'C. u dung pah lb.lH
Euiufes opened quiet and steady, ruled
easy ana closed steady near n onths prac-
ucsily unchn ged. Tar month";, beginning
Win Iapuary 10 pnlnta higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
Qoanllr fraauna.

Polatoos-InEn, new, per bnah0l, 800.
aaoks 1870, Vnionel per bbl, e125. Turnip6
y Dbl. " %. Beans, A,P. mad, bills, 80; lafRe
medlam. per bbl., q " email, por hbl., 90.
half bh.- med.. 81 00i half bill. small, 185b
Cheese, half cream, slB3fc.i null cream ibk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
live Stool AArkat.

eastern Texas cattle at about three. and
Southern and Central Texas atoOk cattle al
about two dollars per head loas than the
above quotations.
The above prloea ara for hofda OF 1000 head
and upward OF best North Texas aattie do,
iivered on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
DraEs and Paints.
pnuna.


Bark, Cinnamon pr n ~ Peruvian, X02 a..
Boran, 40 Blcarbona OF soda. EnFlisls
bc.Coppefas, 8dl.Clnchinedin. per oG 8tdbt
eta. baatlle soar, per D peblv. Cream tartar,
y. r., per ID 70@7b. Chalk, lump, per ID 2bs,
tie included, gsnl 10. hiOrhi Hydrate, Der Ib
81 bhsl 70. ChlorOforin, per ID bottle t6olud.
Cd, e1Q1. lomp0sition powder, per ID W.
DoveTa, per ID II ~. Epson galtn per ib "a
A.. Gum Opium, per 10 - 31tf 90, Gum Gam.
pbor, per ID 1905. Morphine per ~ % d rs
~, OH cahtoJ mechine, 76@b5; Oh, eaBL0r,
Per gallon, q go 20; 81, lard winter
me I. q ", per o. y u, tlowera sulphur,
per 81. o.. Show cases, market prices. Rebate
patent medicines, ~ list. ThayorH Fluid
Extracta, " per cent on. T.. y. Fluid Ex.
tracts, ~ per cent. on. Essential oils ~.
Louis list
FAfHrn
Strictly pure white lead, - B0e o.. BDlrffl
tplpontlne, bAloyb Hoilfd oil, t26cAB0.
TIKI hNEhMAH~WILLIAMa CoLoHa.
Ivory drop black, "a, per 10 80 Englh h
epacn black. IL. per 10 100; lamp black, ~, 70,
black paint, IA, bc. sl,ruaglan bite, N, ~, IL
POO; tUftratnnrine blue ~, N, 2 q. blue paint
u. Rci raw Turkey uugor. ~, Dc; burnt Tar
Key nmbef le, gc. raw italian tlenna, H. Bo
~, %; Paris green, Il. 700; CHR mo- /. ~. o,
y, o., ~. re; American yerInil on, 10, 201i IN
al ~ red ia III Hinetta red. la g., ~, -
feiioW ochfe, H. 81. 19Jfs, "a, e.
ptEPAHED 0nAfhlHo gOLoHH
NJ tple, 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

Wheat, ehocy, . g co. .,.eaiAna q tnls.
rye, a'0t I corp, g0pa5 hay lo1ss a. the
sEoA I, % oo07 % per ton bale hny, a ~
10 or bran, @r. per 10; chora, nehel IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

Powder Blnstlng, p ksg, o. rs; Rine, . ~
"a 90, Rina. y i2< nn..aiS5, kife, a6I< "a. ii rs
shpt-s2 , nAnki Bnok shot u y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
,AP COLUMN

-, under this mead viii bs in
nv ~ Of nve cents a line, saoA
% ~ '.,,,ds 70 tho limo, No adver'
re !, AZ lass than % centa. Par
s -. 70 an nave no running account
tva1co. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
IIoston.

W Oh
BosIoS, Oct. H. Wool market duh and
easy Ohio and Pennsylvania extras s2dp5 (;
Michigan fieeces .a@Ss pulled wool $3.50;
others unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

NEw ontrASs. oct u. COTTON spots
closed steady.
sales, 500 bales.
Low Ordinary =; Ordinary sii Good
Ordinary Ms Low MIddling ~ Mid.
rntV tOl-t
Fotures closed steady. aio points higher,
fialeh q .s1n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

Fifteen whales Ia the hsy Off sauta
Cruz. Cal, constituted one Of the at
fractions Of that popular place last
Sunday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

NEW YoRK, oct ILL., Money 1902, closed
I@l 10; prime mercantile paper, Sde; gteI-
ling exchange b. b. steady 1T 4Sl 10 sight
Dry goods imports for week 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

,.rENpINo TO FURNISH
d MR. .l.,,h carpets. will do wei
1pseh ,Sf..s,yylg. 2i5 West Fourth
.Ang. amer In person or by
Woin,,o sde free OF charge. IN
r1 dinenslons or oiasi v
ineIose stamps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
oAdy. ato 3 points higher.
LOCAL MARKErs.
cotton.

Good middiing, % rtrict middling, .
middllns, sjG strict low middling, So.
Nothing lower being reCoiVed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

-, -,,,ec-rrEp--PiLEs, HEMoR-
AElhaS,s and faiure cured ~ =
Isela uloeias ,-etnieet. without loss
! q fef hne The knifo, igature
81 busi - ~ .rmlc Inject ] OF car
w amer dangerous sre eIn,,nas fuT-
lna r S.d Priva,e releIe ,.to,s,rs ~
~ g . atice. which me pr9 hpnisls viii
ny vn, ~ 0randyiew no,ss ~ w. VA,
sAa Ellis, NJ D. once ~ S'"0
Sort worth, tex. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
rev York.

PROD tE.
NEW YORK, oct. T.-FLoun-Qulet
WuEAr-Spot grades \ 10 y lower and
du !. o ,tions 96ai 10 lower and weak. No, >
red TgX 81 No. . red Si9taSblf: No. red
November siN@s,S, closed $50; December
s63ECts7j8, closed ~ <.
CoRN-Spot lots l@l lower; options lGl 10
lower; Wenk; No. 3, $50. No. 50 i-1aBO5s
closing 90 20: November o. l-2a6O, closing
IS l-2 December biNeDb3k, closed 5l,l.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE- Spot fdr; Rio dull options dull.
Sales $500 bags.
OctoDrfs,.s. s.ssssssssssssfso QUO
November. ..,.......,,,. ......,.... y Bu0r
DccemDer-, .........'s s.sts.+s.,h aVtp
January .......'...,.ss.. ,t.s.,., N0
EuuAIt-Stfong; centrifugal bb-ltGi Oh.
moiaStes sugar 1T; grannlalod lt@B 6-l0;
cut 9 10.
MoLAssEs- Quiet and UNCHANGED.
RE STEADY; moderate demand,
TALLow eady; hi-a.
TURPENrISE- y rim.
LARD Weak; spot 1901 90, October g.;
November ~: december Z 1901 40.
LIVE s1oCK,
INV York, Oct, E.-BEEYES - Receipts
- 0, steady for mir 10 prime nalves ull and
lower; for inferior natives and all sorts, Texas
and half breed eI remes 1901 3. Texas aud
Colorado cattle 0SoRt 40 gei ofnl sal-e. native
| 2ja6 81 eNportera used 20 carloads Of fai
steers an Uaid 51al6 70 for 100 head.
| rlIEEP- Receipts l0s downward tendcney
sheep 3 Sab O6 lambs 47baos0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

Evry smoker should ny 'LItIIs
Iokef."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

InW.Nw1rH ELEVEN YEARS
~. ~ ~ hook keeping ana now
Ss ior one OF the leading , ns,l W.
woSsreantlle house. Address NJ
siiee'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
H0rKLs

IA MN PROPRIETOR or
IA ~ and snooessor al Wood
D kesr leAle Tor patronage, aud
led go. 1isi-elass house, Q can
phf das w. 10 any In the oiiv.
Worth ~ per week. 1901 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

NRw ORLEANs, Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING on
New York 500 per 400 prem lam; sterliug
exchange B. B.fsl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

l..,rINs EXPOSITION Nisi-.
hL ,ssn,s rnniended 20 call q. ~
're ~, Ne orleans, for nand-
~ u.saT rooms, In best reslnen
lnlsn w and within one square OF
/. M eIpOalli0n, -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
= .0gsaTISsNxATIs.I Isl.


Law CARDS.
Fort Worth Bar.
efsi Fi.. AstnORNEYs III Law.
q secsnd n,,@tlei'al Hank, corner
4 20 woyssssf ~, ATToRaEYsAT
~ uasf 4eEak. .onics ovsS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

special 70 tho oaroste.


special 70 the oaEoite.
ST. Louts, Oct. IT, IN the wheat market
the local crowd are on the bear side. The
market Ia duh aud cent lower
,oru was weak and lower, say from 10
Provisions were weaker.
Texas steers IN Hight supply and slow.
SHEEP steady.
ST. uoUrn. DOT. I isaFtovn-rasy Su, no,
wnlAr- No. qrcd s7,ses7x eash NIX oc.
tnbef; Users 1November 30 0sOi,i Decem
CoHN-sils October; Ss,s ses6 November.
oATs-sbssS aa5ss cash: y yeaf; 2esz May.
PnOviAIoNn
wiusRy-Steady ALTA
CoRN MNAi--steady at 6nlt1 s.
poHx-Oid i6iz; new i6staiBN
BULK MEATa Long clear go; short rib
.nAcoS-ianE ciesf mems short rib IN;
short clear 1ist@iiA.
hANp-fN' 49,. -
CATrLr-ReocipiH 6Qt exports 0 M4B 70:
good 20 ohoice noe ~ common 70 medium
Gss % HGssaps; S sS s & scod ss %
SuKrr-- Receipts go common TO medium
2noS %; good 20 choice Q alet3 20; extra 0o;
Texans V09S 70.
Kansas crly.
special 70 tho oaset,a
KANaAs CRY, Oct iT.--The provision
market was steady and prices arm. supply
very light.
Texas cattle in plentiful supply and
mostly state stock demand light End prices
steady
sheep flow.
KANSAS CRY, Oct VI ~ wirrAr.. Cash 5sa
81 November biif; December 10 bid.
CeRN-cash 3ls$@SS, November o. yoai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
FINANCIAL.
EDuoATIosAL.
nlsoElAAnIEons.

~
4 N. :, PlfAAN a co. ARE
Ihilsn 9 owners OF the
m n,a. patent for Tarrant
'a.lss' owners having v ok
on said patent win 30 held
4 II, Stns and cellar bottoms
Ans,1 esihs ana fountains. Hattie
IA NJ. omee 2l0's Main street,
n4rlon. 9. y. PiTMAH 4 Co.
isth - FARM EIGHTEEN
5ilys,,o, foft Worth, about laO
~ 4 YIN, ~ ~ acres IN pasture on
athtt'o,'o,i orchard, plenty OF wa
3tfns ~ convenient and good
Adsli ~ psr acre for land ia cult.
.a,lon IN. Apply Ia M. i. ROM.
n-ah Fort Worth. i. VI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

DR n. W. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
J surgeon. ONCE on First street, between
ldcncc over once, Telephone number AZ res
ldoncc l0I; NJ Office ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18

HOUBTON a HENDERsON--w.B d. HoUB-
III ton, N. Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents.. ofncs in Bank building, Wichita
Fglla Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
Livarpooi.
RPooL. Oct. IL Cotion--5poL closed

American, ZOO.
Exports for speculation, 100.
Imports, 400.
American, 100.
Futures closed barely steady, at 70 Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18
LAND AGENT.

~ ]. ABERNATHY, FANNlN COUN "a
II Land ag ncy. For sale, improved and
nnimproyed traota OF fine land, residences
aud residence lots 10 BonhRm lands rem
dered and taxes paid for nOu'residents; alb
stracts OF tl'Ie furnished. also, notary public.
Ad iress, FIJI. Alternately, Bonham, Fannin
county. Tex.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Isaac p. Gray is at the Grand Hotel
Hon. W. D. Foulke, of Richmond, Ind, was
in the city yesterday, on legal business.
A. r. Appleman, president of the Newark
Machine Company, Ohio, is at Hotel English.
Mr. E. G. Dunnell, Of the New York Times, is
in the city and will remain for few days in the
State.
Phil D. Miller, Of Pamela, H., is representing
the Farmers Review, Of Chicago, at the State
fair. and intends to purchase some Of the fine
breeds on exhibition
DR.. Q. l. Fletcher who has been absent from
the city during the last six weeks on an extend
ed trip through the wild West. returned yester
day. he was hunting during apart Of the time
in the Indian country, and has brought back
with him a large number Of skins Of the wild
game he killed, together with many curiosities
Of the Western country, some Of which will be
on exhibition at the State fair
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
THE CITY In BRIEF.

The federal court will convene at Evansville
on next Monday
In Judge Howe's court yesterday, Susie Tay-
proof Of failure to provide.
The semiannual interest on the temporary
loan bonds, amounting to SO, GA, was paid yester-
day by the State Treasurer.
The German Building Loan and Saving Assoc
citation, No. g. of Fort Wayne fled articles of
Incorporation with the Secretary of State yester-
day.
The Prohibition Grand Council of the State
will meet at Y. NJ G. A. Hall this afternoon at 2
o'clock, instead of at the Park Theatre, as here
tofore announced
Mrs. Margaret Miller, aged twenty eight, wife
Of Joseph Miller, No. 438 North Alabama street,
has been adjudged insane, the result Of religious
excitement and physical disorders.
In accordance with the provisions of the law,
Governor Porter yesterday appointed, upon
Recommendation of Governor Cleveland, George
Bidgood as the New York commissioner Of
deeds for Indiana
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Ed
ward w. Mesker and Espa b. Thomas, William
F. McGinnis and Emma G. Dunn, Frank j. Marta
and Anna NJ. Bechsteter, Lafayette Kelly and
Harriet T, Merrill
Many ladies stopped yesterday to look at a
fine crazy quilt displayed in Albert Calls win
dow. The quilt which belongs to a lady of this
city, contains two historic pieces of satin one of
which once formed part Of the bed curtains of
the unfortunate Marie Antoinette at the palace
Of Versailles; the other belonged to the late EN-
press Eugene
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
FORD'S FREAK.
A Michigan Lawyer Who Is Found Making
Cigars in This City.

Some time ago a LAWYER living in WAYNE
corn+1, M;oh;son ,,,s+a.;o,,sl,, d;.avvaano5 81
> 80 90 ~ es'-AA
It was teiegraphed over the country that be had
been drowned There was an insurance Of
a. nm - h;s 1;fa =; az p, A.oa.-..s.
$500 =. - = - Gnu
soon aIter MS reported drowning ms wire
placed the certificate in the hands Of attor-
news for collection. Herschel whitaker
3 D.1..4 = :, =
= Dssrole' 1ece1Veuan in1llna1loh tnae ford was
living in indianapolis, and, acting under instruc-
ton from the officers Of the ROYAL Arcannm
!,
cs1iiie nere " lnvestisa1e tne matCer. aeserip-
ton OF the man was given to the superintendent
police and patrolman was detailed to find him.
n. . short +i,oo tba oe;es, ,.oro,..a4 +h.+ ro.a
the So;ss;ro man &c 1870; sA. E44I5
cigar stora n . re,oota ,.as.t 20 49, ~
c c;s'. ara .Io;r,ad .Sa4 b;n 70 pfuS ~ ny
p ,,,o,d T. va OiiaTaeS
M,;iia AZ na4no;4 VIII Raeloian nc
,o- ~ c;s,a. daala sSS caleu
datactivss oraetne 81 ca3 ~ w. was siig
onlJ lie r. ntrd,,ca ,, e. - ~ y Go
oentarnan yo,, NAV recoliactn f.,
eela;aai 3 ~ e IL Ot:l' = nay ~, pe
,s.raea .soI;a;on III u one ~ wlicn te
Eord r-aIi Po-1o1eS NAu 0son e'iAsn' ~nU Ane"
V ssT ~ Ia. -,
me in4a n.lg ni,. * %As e M repy
mn 10 !l9 illeersigW WHieh 1oiewea rs gwen Dy
ss. n sno Ietrols rsg Tress, as IoloWs
Sftl ~ snas se Woulu nke 20 nave ford
ssS as t 70 ~ me Isoyai ATcanum
az oru y, insis Ss thag ne nau no certncate
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
The Body Burners.

meeting Of the indianapolis Crematory AS
sociation was held in the Court house, last night
for the purpose Of perfecting the organization
and making arrangements for the building Of
the furnaces DR.. w. B. Fletcher was chosen
temporary chairman and Edward Muel-
Ter was made secretary, Flanner 8
Hommown submitted plans for the
organization and the required buildings
Messrs Fletcher Jameson and Mueller we're ap.
pointed committee to confer with them in re.
gard to the cost. and it was decided to defer
proceeding further until after the committee
reports.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
Ruce,s Murderous Weapon.

LoNG ISLAND Cry, Sept 29.-Another attempt
the part Of CHARLES H Rngg the Maybee murderer,
to escape from the Queens county jail has been frus-
trated One night recently, when jai1or Drake was
going his rounds Rugg called him into his cell to look
quick movement to get between him and the cell door
and acted suspieousy that the jalor lost no time
IN getting outside and locking Rugg in Yesterday
thorough search was made Of Riggs cell and muir
deroas looking weapon made Of tin foil from pack
ages Of chewing tobacco; firmly fastened to thick
piece of wood and weighing over sthree pounds was
discovered IN the ventflator. II is supposed that
Rugg made the weapon to use whenever favorable
opportunity offered to knock down the jaier secure
his keys and regain his liberty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
Trade wei, soutI, Amerfca.

NEW York. Sept 29.-The South American com.
mission met in the custohouse to-day to hear view
of gentlemen interested in the trade to the best
chairman, presided. There was good attendance.
A. D. Anderson, Spanish American commissioner to
the New Orleans exhibition presented paper giving
the results Of his studies on The subject Hinton A.
Helper read paper the scope Of the commissions
labor. The consulgenera of Peru thought the diff.
eules obstruetng the trade between this country and
Peru were largely due to freghts and credits. The
Of Brazil stated that butter IS shipped
from this country to England and reshpped as Eng
Gsh or Dutch butter to Brazil
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30

KINGSTON, Ont Sept. 29.--A few DAYS AGO the
revenue cutter Bib into Charlotte Harbor, and
its officers boarded the schooner Annie Faconer and
asked 70 see the captains way-bills and manifests.
The captain did not then have manifest. and as 4
consequence the case was reported to Washington.
The vessel is liable TO a fine Of $500. The law ON
this point Is about twenty Old and has not been
enforced for nearly rs many years Officers Of the
revenue tntter said that the Canadians are becoin
ing parfpuinrly strict the seizure Of the Island Belle
at Ganauogue being cited, they intended to enforce
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
Pleuro-Pneumonia,

Captain O'Neal, on his farm near this city, has
lest three cattle within the past week from what,
after examination by veterinary physicians, was
pronounced to be uro-pneumonia No other
members Of the herd have been attacked nor
have any of the cattle Of his neighbors showed
symptoms Of the disease.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
On Account III 81 nret.Iraft.

Receiver Lynch Of the defunct Richmond
National Bank, filed suit in the federal court,
yesterday, against Benjamin Mag, and insti-
tuted attachment proceedings to recover 5000,
which, it is claimed, is due from the defendant
on an overdraft
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30

the two adjourned to the street to settle the
matter. While thus engaghd Mr.. Stevenson
shot at Mr. White, and the latter, although
lame, displayed CELEBRITY in getting away that
would have done credit to quarter-horse Mr..
Stevenson has not yet been arrested.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
Change in the Occidental.

Mr.. E. A. Cook. Of this city, has bought the
furniture and the lease of the Occidental Hotel,
and will assume the management on next Mon
day. He states that he will remodel and gener-
ally improve the place
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30

the law to the very letter Mariners here deplore the
unfortunate action Of the collector at Ganauogue and
desire modification of matters as soon as possible
enty than that Of the United States in recent years
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
snit ON Z TraIe-nrarlr.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 29-P Loriliafd & Co., Of New
York entered suit in the Circuit Court to-day against
liggett Meyers, tobaeconsts, Of this city, for in
for an injunction and an accounting and transfer Of
profits made by Liggett & Meyers on their tin-tag
tobacco.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-30
SPEAKING TO THE GERMANS.
Reasons Why They Should Continue to
Support the Republican Party.
A Forcible and Timely Discussion of Current
Political Topics by Hon. Philip Kappa
pOrt-A Few Words for Mr.. Schurz.

In spite Of the rain and insufficient notice
given, the German Republican meeting held at
Mozart Hall, last night, was in point of num-
bers great success, fully 500 being present.
while in the earnestness and enthusiasm of the
listeners it was the model audience Of the cam
paign Mr.. g. G, Krug called the meeting to
order and president and vice presidents were
chosen as follows.
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chosen as follows:
President-OTTo STEcHAN.
Secretary-Ernest Knodel.

Yiee-presidents--
Fred p. Rush. Louis Hollweg,
Fred Fahnley, Chas. Rinderknecht,
Fred Ostermeyer, Samuel Schulz,
Louis Schmidt, Ewald Over,
g. Mannsfeld Louis Mas,
Frank Aldag, Kaspar Klapgen,
Charles Moller, Chas. Vonnegut, jr.,
Jos. Rautzky, Gustav Hermann,
A. Abromet John Jordan,
Fred Ballweg. ST., Dr. Denke- Walter,
Charles Krauss, Jacob Huber,
Will Krauss Gustav Schnull,
W. Rautzky ST., H Hamburger,
81 WetzeI III. l.. Berg,
G. O. Koerner Lewis Dessar.
viii Frank Jacob Becker
Aug Schultz Ferd Christman,
Aug Schmidt, Louis Manufacturer,
John Wocher, Prof Paul Bahr,
Louis W. Ott Geo. H. Sturm.
RPhilip Reichwein, Charles Hart
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EDUCATIONAL.

HNHE INDIANAPOLIS ART SCHOOL win open
j. its second year September %, in Art Rooms,
English Block. For further information, apply 70
North Pennsylvania street. indianapolis; or Rev N.
A. Hyde president Art Association Mrs May Wright
Sewal, secretary; Miss Mary Dean, secretary