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HOT-HoUSE GRAPES.

E1IRsT of the season received to-day. M auS8 EDW, E. HALL & SON.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-16

The school election yesterday was a more interesting affair than such elections here have usually been. The old members of the board were triumphantly reelected.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-16

The death rate of New England has, it is said, increased since the political campaign opened. Had people rather die than be com pelled to 'ftalk politics., this yeara
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
Sensational Developments in the AZ
fairs Of Neweomb, Buchanan g.
Co. Missing Partner.
The National Bank of Logan, Ohio, Sus'
ponds on Account of Loans Made
by the Cashier
FRAUDS uNEARTnEp.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 23.-The
developments this afternoon In the
assignment OF Newcomb, Buchanan
& Co. were OF sensational nature.
Heretofore the assignments Of the
company were considered as petitions
for an extension of time to take up
their paper. This time it was made
general and Mr.. George Morris was
named as assignee for the ben
eft az the creditors. Very
little sensation was oceasioned, the
predominant feeling being one Of re-
gret that the firm had gone under.
Geo, and Andrew Buchanan left the
city on Sunday leaving no clew 10
their whereabouts. Then q suspicion
OF crookedness WIS first aroused and
rumors were set aflOat. The rumors
to-day were that the firm made Inn
proper use OF money sent them
by customers to pay tax on
whisky sold. The Tumors first took
tangible form this afternoon, when
Cleo. w. Morris, the assignee, resigned
and turned the entire business over to
the Fidelity Trust company. the
cause. II is said, Of this step on the
part of Mr.. Morris was his
finding the affairs in such
a complicated condition as to
eanse great trouble IN strengthening
them out. He saw that the accounts
were In much worse con
dition than the most respondent
creditors supported. IL Is positively
stated by the revenue department that
$1,000 in bonded warehouse receipts
have been discovered which have been
duplicated. This is pointer that
NAV lead 10 others IL il an impor-
TAM element in the failure that search
was being made into the affairs of the
company by the Trust company when
fine Iast Arrangement with the trustee
was made. Complete control
OF the business was placed In the
hands Of the partners OF the firm.
There was an advisory commission,
mi thew were seldom consulted. They
had Ire power tOissue dupli cate re-
eeints. WHITTIER they did or not. IL
has been ascertained that they bor-
rowed money in Boslen. Therefore
until outsiders are heard from IL VIII
lbs impossible TO lay bare the whole
story, A gentleman who had personal
and business relations with both mem
hers OF the firm, and who u
In position to know positively
what he asserts to be true, said TO an
Associated Press reporter: You may
safely say that the indications are
that George and Andrew have gone ~
Canada. The theory OF suicide VIII
not do, for surely both did not become
insane at the same moment, and
neither can be found. The assets Of
die Buchanans are immense, but they
can not be made Immediately avail
able. The liabilities are I'M
/ known. On the first Of Septembef
thev had 70,S82 barrels OF whisky,
come OF the very finest quality, Oi
! this amount p2sslsl y 1909 barrels have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
oAgLENoTEs.

Prince Bismarck has has gone back
TO Vazln. Before leaving Berlin he
paid visit to Baron DeCourcsl, the
French minister,
The Newmarket fret OF October
meeting began yesterday. The great
foal stakes were won by the Duke OF
Wesimlnster's Cambus, mare.
Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant Of Ire
land, has reduced the extra police tax
imposed upon Limerick, which the
corporation OF that city refused 10 pay.
He will insist upon the payment Of
the reduced amount.
Last Sunday the Panama Canal
company attempted " displaee, by
means Of dynamite, 100, 900 cubic me-
tiers OF rock ia a hill sixty feet high.
The attempt failed, owing 10 defective
electrical connection.
The announcement Is made that
kDgland will join the international
commission on the metrical system Of
weights and measurea. This action 10
attributed 10 her desire 10 promote the
chance OF the adoption Of the meridian
Of Greenwich by tbs approaching In
ternational meridian congress at Wash
irg.on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24

been removed this month. There are
at least o., 600 barrels left. IL would he
hard TO estimate the worth of this
CRED amount OF goods. The Buchan-
ans had nearly 5000 barrels coming
out OF bond between now and Satur-
day. The tax on this IL SOS 900. This
sum the BuchRnans were unable
to meet and this Ia said
to have been the immediate
cause OF the assignment. The hunks
which hold receipts for the above
property will see that IL Is not con-
liscated for tax. The first assignment
in March of 1878 amounted 10 only
short suspension. AT that time their
liabilities were 81 ,6e3 900. The
Buchanans include In their assign
ment 100000 of personal property
which was exempt, for the creditors
extension was guaranteed and
until 1882 the company was
successful and discharged about
one-afth of It's liabilities
when another assignment was made.
This time the debts we're $3.50 900, with
business 10 the amount Of 100000
La order to get at the facts notice
for publication has been sent, saying:
tits urgently requested that an persons
holding warehouss receipts iof whiskiea, IS
purchasers or holders ofcol nteral, send them
that the same may be examined and regis.
tered.
Geo. G. Buchanan, Jr, was seen at
the family mansion late this evening
He earnestly denied all knowledge of
the whereabouts Of his father He
protested that the family Is Rs igno.
rant on that p ,int as the public. Re-
ferrlng 10 the theory that his father
had committed suicide he said that he
thought II silly one and that they
do not give II any eredence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
oroncIA nrrunI.IoANs.

CoLuMnus, GA. Sept. %. The Re
publican state committee met In the
house OF representatives to-day, Il
was called 10 ordsr by h. Miller,
colored, acting chairman Of the execu-
tive committee. He wanted straight
Republican ticket placed In the field.
w. j. whippor, colored, OF Charleston
was elected temporary chair
man. Mr.. Whipper presided
over the frat Republican convention
held In South Carolina In 1865, Speer
OF Snmpter took the floor aud advo-
Gated the throwing Of the white office
holding Republicans overheard. The
Democrats Ind given the negroce the
Seventh congressional district and the
white Republicans had tried TO steal
even that The committee ON creden.
tials not being able to report, o recess
was taken. On reassembllng the com
mittee was unable ~ furnish report,
and tue convention adjourned until to-
morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
CAPITAL CULLINGS.
Statistics Showing the Ravages by
Indians in the state Of Texas.
Number Of Whites Killed 4l6, Horses
and Mules Stolen 2l,608.
special 10 tho Gazette,

Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Sept. % -Adlutant-
Gen. King is preparinga report TO ac-
company the claims ofthe state against
the federal government for frontier
protection. lie has gotten up the fol-
lowing interesting statistics regarding
Indian and Mexican outrages on the
frontier, between the dates OF No.
vember |, 1866 and November 30, 1852.
Total number OF whites killed, 4l0;
wounded, as; captured 81.
Indians killed, So; wounded, 20;
captured,
Moxicans killed, 81; wounded, 8.
Seventeen teamsters were burned by
Indiana.
The number Of Indian bauds which
have raided the state, 23a.
Horses and mules stolen by them,
81 COS; cattle, d3 1903; sheep, 2i80.
Recovered 800 cattle, horses and
mules, and three citizens.
The number Of encounters between
state troops and Indians, "a.
The Acknowledgement estimates that
these figures represent scarcely one
tenth OF the rayRges Of the Indians
during the dates mentioned AZ n large
proportion were never brought Into
official notice.
The Wochenblatt. an influential
German paper, denies that II IL iayor-
Ing Jones and comes square out for
Ireland.
The Austin Press club has been ten
dered an excursion 10 the 81. Louis
fair by Mr.. Ii, w Mccullough, general
passenger agent for the Gould system.
They will probably leave here about
the first Of October.
The question Of new water works TO
be built by the city Is being agitated,
great dissatisfaction existing with the
old company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
POLITICAL.
A Democratic Ratification Meeting
az Tyler Gov. Hubbard is
Among the Speakers.
Chart Of the Plumed knights Course
Through Ohio What ST. John Ex-
poets 10 Accomplish.
sr. JoIIN.s PLANS.


TOPEKA, KAs., sept. aS.--John +.
ST. John was in the city to-day. His
presence attracted no special attention.
a conference was held with him by
the members OF Prohibition state
central committee. They discussed
the proposition 10 nominate
another candidate for gov-
ernor In place OF A. II. Jetmore,
who declined the nomination. u was
agreed that the party should put up
another candidate, but who Il was not
decided. There are three or four aspi-
rants for the honor 81. iohn leaves
tonight for the East. Ha will mako
speeches in Ohio, New York, Penn
aylvanla, Indiana and Illinois,
until the cath of October.
He will then return to
Kansas, and from that time until the
day Of the election lac will proceed TO
stir up the situation here. He will
bring i've or six big prohibition guns
with him to canvass the atatc, The
governor says he will receive more
votes IN Western New York and por-
lions OF Ohio than Blaine or Glove
land. He feels confident that his vote
throughout the country VIII reach
1. 900 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
nLArNE.s nourn IN OHIO.

CobuMnus, ONO, Sept. 3d. Tbs
Republican state committee has an
nounced the following route for Mi.
Blaine through Ohio He VIII enter
the state September 20 by way Of ASH
tabula and Painesv'lle % Cleveland,
thence by way OF ElyIia, Norwhlk and
fremont 30 Toledo Thence he VIII
20 10 sandusIly via Fusloria and TO
Dayton via rlfiln, Bellfontalne, Grbana
and SpriDRiield thence 10 Clncin-
natl. Then he viii 20 via Nenia 70
Columbus, thence 10 Bellaire via New
ark and zanesville, passing out Of the
state October 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24

WORCESTER, MASS Sept. s3, The
Tenth district Democratic convention
nominated Jas. II, Etsterbrook Of
Worcester for congress,
GETTYsBUHo, "a, Sept. ~. The
Republicans of the Nineteenth district
nominated B. + Slllz for congress.
HANNIBAL, Mo, Sept. ~ DR. w.
H. Gray wHs nominated as the anti-
bourbon candidate for congress In the
Seventh district to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept. 23.-The Re-
publicans OF the Eighth district IN this
city nominated Henry Pleus for con-
grees.
The GreenbaclSers OF the same disc
triot nominated Andrew +. Brown,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
nArlrroArloN MI.NrINa.

special Va the oaEette.
Tyler, Tx, Sept. eS,-Au im-
mense audience Of our citlzcns gath
cred In the opera-house here tonight
10 ratify the Democratic national, state
and county nominations. A largo
number OF ladies' were present aud a
fine brass band furnished music for
the occasion. Speeches were made by
Col, w. s. Herndon, Maj.
w. #. DOdd, Capt. n. w. Fealer,
district elector, Gov. n. b. Hubbard
and others. Gov Hubbard paid his
respects 20 Ben Butler. and referring
10 his recent uttemnce In regard 20
fighting the South, said the only war
ever made In the South by Butler was
upon the defenseless women and child
rem OF New Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24

Special 70 the Gazette.
CORPUS CnRIsrI Tex, sept 2s.-
The Hon. w. II. Craig spoke TO a
large and enthusiastic audience to-
night, during which he received vocif-
erous applause. In the main his
speech was the same rs that delivered
lately IN Galveston. He speaks ~
Ban Diego on the 18th. He nude
many new friends IN his cause
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
nFrIoIAlLY nrNIEp.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The officers
Of the Farmers Loan and Trust COM
pany officially deny that there has
been any defalcation Ia that institu.
ton. The rumor was started because
Assistant Secretary Mum did not APP
pear as usual yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
IgoEIvED ~ GOV. CLEVELAND.

ALBANY, n. y, Sept. 23-oyer $50
citizens OF Hartford, Conn, on their
way to Lake George proceeded to the
executive chamber IN a body this
mornIpQ. They were presented to q ".
Cleveland by Adlntant H. A. Tyler.
Gov. Cleveland shook hands with
onnh Of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
nArroNAL nANK cLosnp.

WEST LIBERTY ONO, Sept. 23.-The
Logan National bank closed yesterday,
caused by the cashier loaniDg nearly
all the available funds to one firm.
Fhe bank had capital Of only
S5O,0oO II Is said that loan will be-
secured, and the depositgrs will not
lose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
A MI,sINo rgsunAncr AaEyr.

MONTREAL, QUE, Sept. PA.
Dickson insurance agent aud promoter
Of public companies, Is missing and is
believed TO have gone TO The states.
He leaves numerous creditors whom
he has vlctimized TO a considerable ex-
tent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
A TEXAS FAILUHE.

Special 20 the UAzetIt'
Ell PAso, Tex, Sept. 23.-Pikern.
the proprietor Of jswelry store, made
an assignment to-day. Stock on hand,
SIG 900; book accounts, $4,000; llnbili'
ties, nearly ninety Thousand do liars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
Indications

WAsHINoToN, d. O., Sept. 23,--For
the West Gulf, fair 10 the southern
parf; partly cloudy and local rains in
the 0orthern part; higher temperature
and southerly winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-24
DwYEn's sUocEssOn.
speeiai 10 the Gazette.

8pcrial % The uhKetle.
CoasIcANA. s.pt. 20 chairman
Barry has appointed Judge Bryan to
nj the vacancy IN the chairmanship
of lie Tenth congressional district
caused BY the lamented death Of tho
Lon. ;. X. Dryer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21
frtinres ano meelings.

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Copdriucrsblp Aollces-

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New-Aora. sept 10 1854
The toparuership heretofore existing between the under
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dlssolF cd ~ mutual consent
WM " EARL.
A "a. DAYTON
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GEO SAWYER
will continue the BANKING and Brokerage business
Al tie offices Vi the late nrri Of far. e Dal ton.
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Aucuou Sales OF Ueai GoralG
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Citr Real estate for Sale.


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rs A, g,.,61y ,sc beau
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If YOU WANT A GOOD HOME in one OF the
fnc-t locations 100 the CITY Examine 80 -N4 ana w
EtharC. between Mount Norris PARK sud l-oihstr loui
storir+ high .fo01 Waterman ON premises
OWNERS who wish ~ exchange desirable
~ uusucumbfred country places farms iol an elegant
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I'VE KING or ROOF PAINTERS,
1onrov i-0cA>Ar -1. con. HUDSON
Busircss DrJusrt1 FOR safe tu) u Let
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