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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

THAT HACKING COUGH exn b o
quickly elrsd b ehiish's Cusa- We
Gnarxn1ss \ ssld ~ A. = esosast
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

a TAooazA HorEz Buzxxn.--Ror The
fourth time within nearly - many
days, the city vas avAksned last night
by the alAsrRl OF ffos I TEls time Il
proved 70 BE- the Weller house, Q popular
eafEsansarY sisnAted 81 ths corner os
Jsferson and Twsnsy-hrst Street. Ths
drs vas FIRST 6iscovefsd BY cue Of she
boarders uho vas auakened BY the
sEnoke In his reDcn- He immediateiy
gave the siarsa and sks REQ II the 10.
mates, numbsrine ten o. twelve. hastiiy
made their escape taking with them
What little they could carry Of thelr
personal efects Tue rsiRhbCxhood
vas coon aroused and busy hands xsse
a work removing ths furniture, most Of
which was ssved- The oarshop whistle
called o1t the IRE ogne sanies. hat they
did not arrive On abe seeqe In time 70
save the buiiding thou2h tkey prevented
ths ers fsons spreading 70 puiidinks
close by. Tue house burned 10 tka
Rroand and noshkng was len 10 mark
the site, thss merninG, ef the once i'm
posing skru3Ause, but q heap u smould-
eEing ashes. 10 TIE mifiat o< Ehieh Rood
the wreck Of the range whoncs the Gre
10 suppoeed - have originated from Q
defecfive doe. AZ any rate the hfe
startea IL ne kitohsu and thence
worked len Wag DO the root. Tha build
ine vas owned By Mr.. Weller, who was
q ths time on his farm, nftsen milsl
scgfh Of he city 10 was valued Il
$500. on whioh there Vas Insurance d
Che auaount of $500 with @ n. Dan.
forth. The furnitnrs which bsionQed
10 me hoose was inaurc3 In the Orisal
company for 5000 The house vel
leased by n. p. Meksoghlin. ssrently
from Caiifornia. and had been occupied
by him a. . hotsi for the past thre,
xeeks only. He was not insussd--
Ns'ns. l.sI.-s Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

DEaAFTxAnxp. .--8 D. Ff<e. t1e re1i g,
txss man. hss ose1 2heenf fron ths sly
for Abo1t IN dAya ksz bis uksEsabeats
are,ankeo~n. His Nztls szfos en vsuAs
inetnn elrsef q ciesp8 nps and % far e
h knoWn hs did not leave his futnxe "a.
drues. ahsuxh ssvesH1 pexsnAs whe bad
basine@ srNnsse1icna Win him desire
very mash now % eo@nunau.s. vttn
savs . ehssssi nssseses . q d. fsline
for 2lU % - ssfs, nh0xsnsA dssk
and osnf9 fuxnisnrn. ennscQ1sntly ~
pawnea khn safe and shsuuase - aUn-
90 nlochn for -. 6nersf Josiz&n hHe
sssssd she pFsgssey b tAe kznds q 80
paunkroAzR. an3 tAe res4jninx apV1r
tznAnnus of &c of1cs eud hks s6eer-
tissd tkem for sAlA uniees MF. Pms
wants his pFe9exsg saer1kesa he bed
bsstsx harry ek.--Osvgass<as.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

MoUNx I8H1AkHs-WGU UE8zfe 20 warn
ths people of facoma nct % persis1 10
calling this mountain s.. Halsns."
since Il hes been demonstrated that q
town eannee beeoes ereas snd prue-
perous that dDea not hxvs Q msustain
Or some olheE namesAkes - aak Ta-
uoxnz nct 30 taxa O sand neainst oor
advancement. The eomparafive ncar-
nsss Il Mouni ChskAlis 70 Cur ssWs,
and the sopere appearance of her ms-
jeetic. snou-sapped peek fronl the cs1rt-
eouse eqeaFe, makes 10 sn imperative
neceesity tha1 The uD1usain shall here-
aftsr 10 called Mount CAehalis. lt
would be much better for ns IL 90 eouta
live upon psa0sabie rtsrms with Tsr
eema, be1 t1za togn 1u1sf nca bother
h1fself Win car sfaifa WeFa it net
for the ardent dizrezpscs b The mcucry
of Gsosxs WsshinHSen, 1s shosl1 liks
% 90 shls Tsrr1tsay a1@itsed inlo ths
uNicn With she name of Chehklis. ~
any rata. In relafien 10 ths sebfeos q
wuu31 18Uetf fnf 04f U<y Ceonszl -
eorrssposd xish eens1er Piatt, . ssates-
nan and lawyer of ability. bus uhp
does nat rspsFsnes tie FA3hsr Of hh
Counssy - much - he doea . rood fee.
Ths tswuaf 0hshAlis havina 90 q
ths lAae ezfesian Q snAil matsF1ty e
votae a1ninse 0unzrsanan Voorhees,
- caauc3 depend upou thnx xsn1IsnAs
vsry bsaetlfui xrpands q tkzs pssasans
eonnty seak fuf tAe fexrzlcFi2a Oapa3ok
--0A<hsils NssysG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30

BaT luea, $500, Norway Sc, No, . sioce srpn
tfcr No, y & sheet iron, 4}c, galvanized sheet
irtn. @Sai,.. No. sod lie, No, lB do, lbgc sgsss
ro,4ling tin llcdl5c, liNa0 and i0Nlt pat 10
JiFsA ~, timers wire 30 per cent q n, tnunr's
stock, lnpex cent. on, cook stoves. with w,rq
lWaod2a,uos do. with trimmings itl5oHSNOe
Wood Nork--Magon aNlcs iNc. 6ySi 0g.
iongli''s g0c'aSl 90, slngletrres u ~, lelstonA
sen. spokee 81 TSa3 ", fclloss n Iaaf2 IA.
doubletrces, - sSai ~, neck yokcs 81 ,eas ~,
plow hen,ns 'oadSc, pillow handles. 81 76@. b0i
MADE ~ key haeis l0d -iiurdcn, hons. shea
per kog. s 10, Perkins do. 3 90, Walkcndd s So.
Burdon mute %, Northwestern horec shoa
malls No 4, sor, No >, pc. No q, gic, No,T sin,.
Mo- y, s0o, 't-mkes'' do No. T. i5c. No S, $50 MOI
., VIC, No q, 2nc. No. & lvc, AusHhlc do, No.
H. DOE, No,5 2,r, No. O. slc, No. Z, Ice No X lie
RotrlgnrstprsN-No. Climax u 90, No. 2, do.
Is 90 No. adol- -, No, do, ~, NO 4, dOl -.
Miscullancouts-rrac chains, No. ., pernalr,
zoe piow singlctrees per dog., " u, plow
doublotroes, pur doz.. IS 90, stock bella, 10 ner
cent, OF; door hocks, s. 25a0O0; wooaecrcwe,
90 and lOpor cont. of l.. II, cast door butts, 40
AMI Ia pur cent of cut aud timed taOks, ~
per cent. OFT, oo6ce mills, 40 per cent. on blind
hinges so aud l0per cent. OH, carriage bolts, Is
and l0por cent sn pillow bolts, 30 per cent on
piece ware, o0pcr cent OH dcop stamped
ware, 20 per cont of shallow stamped.wure. no
per cent. OIL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30

saddlns Raised stamp. California, s,A Ooh
% OO; Plain, California, % OOa50 o0i Ioos0
eorus' Anstin of TcSas, 10 GOALS 90. tul rigs s.
300 y 80; Riga, black or oiled, q sou 10 Oa
side saddles. 4 10 TO 20 0O.
as 90
spurs, Eureka, nickel, with straps, 57ai
mdlanoln, ~.
Lcgglngs--kip 81 5Od5 90; calf 80 0Oal5 90;
chnpparOl ~ aOd 10 OO,
skrtng-No l. California per pound 8Salae
fair hnmlpck per gound 3sdAlo; oiled hemluck
per pound i2agc hes, Eagle sklrilng lie
Harness Lcathcr-~Ohio oak No. per pound
3idR5e, OhlWoub. No, , per pound 3Ia83r.
Hnrnere-ShOrt tug wagon per set SIC 60a
20 OOS long tug wagon per set SIS GOA % 90,
buggy harnnss slnglc " 0Od60 90 buggy harness
double Sl6 O1d7 90
Blind Iridlns-Illind brides pcr dozen 81 UOsf
1900 BIKE Ia per dozen 81 %; Bike. inpor
dozen. 81 90; ~ Dklc in Ger dozen SIS 90.
Bride Filings In. black or fair, per dor
. 90; In, blank or fair per doz., 10 so, M.
black or lalr, per doz. II 90
Whips Buggy Whips. per doz., 80 TO 30 Oh;
team whips, per d9l., 90 Ia IL %; quirts, per
doz., % To - 90; breast straps, with sides aud
nll sizes, per doz.. % to u co. glrthH per dbn,
80 TO 10 %, haltcrs web, per d0z 2 % hnllcrs,
leather per dol 10 30 70 y 90; saddle bags, prn
doz,. 10 90 10 ~ 20, pistol holsters por doz ,
I 30 to 10 90; cartridge. belts, per doz. 30 TO
Is 90, hamo straps, per doz., 90 to ! 40
Collars. Duck. rs 90; leather, 10 b0a2l 90;
mt.@ cotch whang scwcd II 90; heavy sonh
rim rpllt ana dnck, 90
llaines.--llook, No 2. by ease, per doz., 80;
hook No. !, 10y case, per doz,, 8 70,
Chains IS 20 Aic,
per do1.. u %; Inch, per doz, ~ o0i Vi Inch,
per doz., - %.
Flour-Royal Crown patent 50 20 pnr cwt,
Leader patent y so, Cold Dust " 80, Beauty
y 10. Anchor patent ~ 90, Climax patent " 10.
our Gem y 30. standard Rose ~ co. Ab0Nc are
quotations ON job lots
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30
MARKET DOTS.
oMnIIr orrIen. Fonr wonrn. rrN..

GA2ErIE OFFICE, Fort WORTH, TENl
Aug. %, lss0,
The weeks business closed very satisfactory
~ mud our merchants generally speaking have
nothing to regret The Wholesale and iobblng
houses have been very busy with country
otdors and In some instances have
been heavily oycrtaNcd with accum
ulated ordcrs. The retail houses have
been less fortunate, aud have done "a compare
lively light weeks business the recent heavy
rains having, kept the farmers busy at home
with their crops, The recent local excitement
has operated materially against retail trade.
The outlook tor the coming week L. brighter
aud we anticipate o good retail business.
The drug market is low but steady and II l.
not thought that there will he any further de
cline. but. on the contrary that reaction viii
shortly take place. Quinlnc Is very iirm at re-.
/ cent advance, while linsccd oh Is lower than Il
has been FOR years. Pig lead Is advancing aud
also lead m oil Ia consequence thereof. Glass,
ware Is advancing steadily. The general
trade Is far In advance Of last year and
improving.
In live stock the market was very quiet and
only very light sales reported. The liquor
trade while fair. Is reported very quiet lust
now, prices somewhat weaker, but feeling of
confidence prevails, aud the fall trade, II Is
thought, will be large compared with that OF
last year. In groceries we note slight adj.
yances IN meats, and the feeling prcyail. that
the recent low prices viii moi be obtained In
the near future, bacon and hams of all kinds
having q decided upward tendency. Other
lines OF groceries remain at pre-.
iNlous quotations and the trade of the
past few weeks continues good and Is improy.
ing, In hardware We note firm prices and am
Improved lobblng business while In dry grods
trade continues exceptionally good, and staples
have an upward tendency, The Hour trade con.
tinues - l." and both of our cxtcn.
slyc mills are running at fun capacity,
and are yet unable 10 keep up with
their orders. Wheat remains ilrm, no receipts
or shipments by rail, wagons continue to bring
in large quantities, which VIII at present rate
aggregate 1000 bushels per day. There Is now
no old wheat upon the market, and the No. 2 Is
what Is mostly received, No. Is very scarce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30
staple Dry Goods.

Prlnts-siandard prints. novelties, ., Ham
iton fancy. sc; Allan,s fancy, sc; Steel River
Marion fancy. BE- Arnold, Sic: Dnnkirk fancy,
SCI fcnwick medium, ile. liartei fancy, 6ic /;
Manchester fancy, SIC; I'lvoil shlriing, de.
Mcfrimac ShlrtiHgS, Be-; Utica shirtlngs. lc (.
Nlien'a shrtings, sc. slater soiids il6; Dur
ham solids, ile; Berlin solid color, ole. Bar.
clay purple, w.; Aliens double pink, Die, Al,
ton fancy, DC star and crescent turkey red
print, nc, Globe turkey red print Gle; Frank
lin turkey red, Tie; Washington fancy oil
prints, Ilc; Washington fancy oil blne prints,
Sc simpson solid Black q; simpson silver
81 Berwick fancy, q C0nestoga light, b;
Conestoga blues, . Centcstogn satin y
Heavy Brown shectings- Rutland G. q:
4.I.6; foxhalI ~. u Enterprise y, 81; AIRY.
Vie, ~ Lawrence, l. l., % Tam O'shantcr ~ (;
Powhaitan 4.isl, Chapman 70, D Kentucky
AAi-l, - Belfast u, a., o. Rose Valley ~, ~
Bleached cotton-Cbapman y, Il Amory
- - Androscoggln !, u BLACKSTONE !, 7;
blackstone \ y \, ri cabot -, y Danniiess
- o Cold Medal ~. Il Lonsdalc ~ inches,
u knights cambria, ~
1914 Pembroke, 10; l0.4 Monadnoek, lgc
1914 Lancaster, 10; 1914 Peppeieli, y.
Wide Bleached Shectlng.-l0.4 Lowell, 20c /;
% Pembroke, 2gi lO4 Pembroke, 2 ~ Penn
broke, l5i; 50 Qulnnebarry. " lO-f Peppereu,
Coiored bncks-I'atuNent, 10 on. Ice; Patux-
eni OF, re, M0ntauk ID SO, Boston, o.,
lie; Everett II u. drab, Ilo; Potomac & q, lOc /;
Warren on. lee.
lglc. Cords, fancy, llie; standard T. 7lc;
ocean, sic; Lewiston, llle; Cornwall u, SIC;
Cornwall 4. isc. WbitieRtOH 800, igtc. WHIT
cniOn TIT, fancy, iOlc.
Hickory -tripes--ENtTa -t0nt, blue and brown,
iQs; Mcchanic. blue, 70, Jcweit City, blue, he;
Boston, blue, o. Oneiga, blue and brown,
Zoe: oils blue aud brown, Ae.
Ginghams-ZephyT Q. liunkct "a Am0skeag
"a; Glasgow ianties glasgow dress siyles I (.
Grcylock dress styles y iienfrcw dress styles
q: Kenfrcw draper cloth lUl Kcnfrcw nwiks
Brochures ". RanfTew jaegunnd l0i: Nubl8n
dress STYLES 4 York check and fapcies y York
dress styles a Wameutia cheek and faneics
"a Riverside dress styles !.
cofionat -iaf ci'S ~ NamcleH ~; New
Yofk ID u l6i kcarHge 10; 4 A 3 = lbt
Bell ~ ~, 10iden karif lil Winchester
ia. DAY kge Sre y kayprtc lsl ohio ch0ife
q. AthkApa ~.
G'rlnis Standard ~ DchrcD fancy, 1lci hich
eidnd fancy, 5le Htrashife fancy hie hanap1
fancf flrt iaBcn fancy, ac f-isnr SCR iHncy
tie4 lihftinrd fanoJ, ties is,ai fshry 81 fhtf
ter 0aA fancy 4fci Aepnrn ianey. TX N9n
f6eeta sics simpson hlnrk dci @rti.t2 Infksy
ned siHi NiAKua on. Tee rhtibF ll,a.. ~. BAt
sidl fffinaa. 81 higeE foinf tnta4 aif-
Heavy Bfuii "a -hrcilnE- -stie l,ia 4 Z BE
.saprCzn s sifi croydon =, 5les fniefprlse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30

Mea.s---nsar cured hams iscl; sugar sercd
boaktaet bacon l0lc; short ~ienr bacon lie
shctt clear dry aait sic.
fish--Niachcfcl. lOh Kits Nv 4. 81 %. No
eoc half .bi'ls No l. s. 90; Ne. :, - 50; drisd
herris - pcr i'ca, .oc cod ilsh, ~
LARD icrcer. ilci aoh cans, "; soA cans
Sc lVr eaus, sic 81 cans, ste. = leans, sic.
Imperial. teseor; gunpowdl,F, 500 Zoe.
Sngar--finc pvudcrcd bills, ste. tN half bbls,
Pc; c9t lsa4, slc; panulstcd siseiard slci
ssoicc wlnief--; ycfAew clarified. 81.
Eire--ioifSiana,fye sic. new.
ealt-Coars''s IN hsy<s, - s0dt 40. tlnU,,t, bags
giSsr. '''''''' = ~ Av'N''S'
C.sAncd tioo,N.i'rices Der dozen. i,rta an.
pies standard. NiSsi pC-sshex. standard q W..
lbs. y 10; .toingtees, Standard. 2 us, N,ec
sccoacN,s lbs, -~f, 81 llsn, 81 ~; green eva,
: les.l - green pcAs, = ~ s'csc6crries yAss
weight. M, 81 10; . NJ. n W. hght Weight I
NJ bSc; ~, n 20; evlmOn> ~, 81 aSQI 80. 3
~, s---- niackcrcl, 1 NJ teete,l %; sar,ines.
ease; strawberries. ~, 81 Az hlackhcrrics
n@i grccA cages, Sfoi B'ef's condensed
taking Powder Bulls. 90 n n cans. 81 "a
90 80, silver Loaf, | h. cAns. pay dozen, SOC .
y cans Y 10; ! cans. ssS0s Scans. 81
Sundrics--Starch, lc SOM, css,rnon 10,
German olive, Sc. Candies; full ssNcs, lic
halves 9; quarters, G, lndlgo,.fSe n. Blnc.
ing, Socasl 90 dozen. Colcmunls mustard 81 30
80 10 dozen, Muccaroni hupOriatk lAD n
american. zoe box nucIcis,two h,'ys,s. a ~
dozen, well buckcts 50 % dbtent Rsn,asas ii "a
90 y dozen, brilliant oil bhle,. Hes Nupion
d e &c do 70 eases - p DHliluot, - cases,
fi"nr Standards Royal pn,ant, 81 u per
~ , sacks, Il 70 per 100 n & Nol. re'Nsr pcr
lnral per hushcl aOc; lIomlny u,d prits, per
Dbl, - 80. Oatmeal, per halt hhl, - ~
cracked wheat, per n, Dc Crackers \ eots.Gc
MY -cesn, dic cream, Sic gingor sinipe, lie !;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30
KANSAS CRIMES.
4, yaIkup and Pernsette Cases of Alleged
Poison by wife and Daughter.


n AT CHANUTE.
h CmyrTE, KAN, Aug. 29.-Considea-
excitement has been occasioned here
n ,he exhuming of the remains of Nancy
n pem.ette, poisoned to obtain insurance
bet life.
II frankie Morris, her daughter, was con-
1sed OF the crime on the first of this
s.Snth. An application for new trial
\. been made and VIII be argued on Sep
n n5er t. A chemical analysis has before
eanade by u professor of the State
University, who found little over three
N one-third grains Of arsenic in the
Hfer aud heart and stomach. This was
HI satisfactory to defense, who wish
tsolher analysis made and parts of the
Rcb were removed to be taken to Chi
5,go for that purpose.
AT EMPoRIA
RlP0RIA, KAN, Aug. 29.-Furthcr ac-
b9a In the Walkup case has been sus-
Bonded, awaiting the result of the ex-
5ers. Search for evidence of pioson
f, athe remains, Mrs. Walkup in an in
lmiew expressed a confidence in her
Bbllig TO prove her innocence.
They Immediately went out to the cemc-
fiey where Mrs. PerDsctte's remains had
9andeposted and found Senator Hack
Fg Mrs. Morris attorney, the probate
.udg Of Cowley county and several ply
fcans exhuming the body which was
Idshilded by the physicians.
chemical analysis had before been
|nide bya professor of the state univer-
flg, who found 4 little over three and
ple'lhlrd grains of arsenic in the liver,
Aeart and stomach, This, however, was
Aol satisfactory to the defense, who
WISHED another analysis made.
The physicians who were present ut the
of the opinion that the parts
olAe body were in II remarkable state of
reservation, indicating the presence of
anenlc.
lhe representatives of the insurance
company who are interested IN the result
q lRe analysis on account of the effect it
Will have on the civil suit for $4,000 in
'ahhce on Mrs. Pernsette's life, made q
opposition to Mr.. Hackney that they
Employ chemist and that he, for Mrs.
s9Irls' 40 the same, and that the remains
I, Iurned over to them and both sides
',ae by the result.
inl' proposition was declined and the
s s Of the body removed were taken to
slo be made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30

Oranges-Calfornia per box, IS 80.
Mcssinn Lcmons--PoT box. 50 ODdp1 80
Applcs--Northern, IS 2baI OO: Texas IjeN9 81 %
POtatocs-lrlsh, per bushcl, Texas new 50tl Coo
new Northern, Doc In sacks per bM, 81 -; On
Ions, northern, per barrel, IS 90. iteAns
small butter 8lc; Peanuts fia Gsic CIDER, half
Dbl, si.50; Cabbnge, per crate, Northern. 500,
Poultry--ilens 1900 per dozen young chick-
ems sI7bM2.O0; Turkeys 20 10 65c each.
Eggs-Pcr dozen, l5c.
Fresh country butter Choice zoe; choice
Western dairy 2Oc creamery, Boz.
Potatoes--Swcet, 81 80 per busliei.
IraDes--El pasO, Sa Toe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30
KANSAS EVANGELIST PROVES A
HORSETHucF.

LAWRENCE, KAN, Aug. 29.-Thc sheriff
,ssinea Yesterday from Missouri with
D. : Talbot, who was placed in the
1'a'y jail Tor DEMONSTRATING committed
W. year ago. Talbot was found IN
,-'O"ay county conducting a series of
E,,y, u, camp-meetinss. He is mu-
NJ, WY '.Neniy-elght years of age and is
IN, N! Intelligent. He attended the Meth
M. Episcopal university Mt Baldwin City,
,,s. vounty, for two years, when he stole
ss. aS' u horses and sold them in Law
bols sU, ,E Missouri. He then stole two
Tbs Y. y mere and sold them IN this county.
Z. ~ sheriff found him holding forth in a
ssi g,.g church at Boydsyille aud was
tIoas w 70 lear him from his congrcga-
si,ts r,u'u great excitement, many of the
a. y. as and others tcarfully bcsecching
'D'eef not to take Bro. Talbot away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30
Bnll.Ilng sIaterIai.

Inmber--Ilough lumber. boxing. II Inches
and under, lprt class, SIS 90; stripping, las,
II %; thick clears, II and y, n % rough linn
Der. second class, 1906 ioist atd scantllng,
cuffs isr
-ldlag,~ irgi common white uinc, go 90;
sfcona do X %; third, do. Is ~ poplar, ~ 10
elI ~ ialiYc pine. &, 100. native pine, 4,
% ~ flsifYe u lgh, 1900
Dressed ~. lbeT lio.dng, II inches and
Danel, ~ 90; o.. KS, p, %; scaniing, ioist OF
ans ftinia0n lumber. e o.. boxing over 1,
infhest89 ~ alex 81 s,rs IA 10 IA aud Il 10 %
sgcond class. anyidpd. 10 0O
Dressed kgf Matched Fioorina.- FIRST. cis A.
4SI arcond -cl IA ~ 81
waite rinf RrnIsllng Iumbcr--ll. "A ana
Inch vide ~ ~ q pine, k70; irch do. IS.
ceilng. fs' led or iisin-ilrsI common whit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30
TEMPLE.
,hestriNers of the SAINT" Re
rsr'd'ns Il, Quiet at Present

IN. strikers of the santa fe
rrr'd''s m ouie, at Present
h y Tx, August 29.-The strike
fl.', employees Of the Santa fe road
y Y IN here at 10 a. m. on yester-
siirh s4' .onarently unchanged. The
II, = ordcrly and sober, and man
sTss'' '..,sition toward violence, but
S ''''s n earnest. All freight trains
- IVY ,..eted and their engines killed
.ibfy arrive war, ,xr w,rcu
~ a.onerty OF the company, and to
W ne rom injury, keep II guarded
r'rlSoieht. There was an effort made
n SUI l hs 10 carry "a loaded freight car
IS e, .,l ,Ss north.bound passenger, but
q Wy, ,onned by the strikers, set out,
SIS WIZ fienger proceeded on its way.
81 wy r. resisted in setting the car out,
|la. va time trouble was threatened,
~ avoided by u withdrawal OF
~ y VAN, Vance Sheriff Fulweller, with Il
is, as'ce over from Bolton last night,
'.s ,srlnr the situation, and regarding
,s hy them out of place, re-
'slls, '. o'clock this morning.
sIls .a,re--Detective Hall of Waco and
Xxx ~ United States Marshal Ish came
spuS me 2.O5 Missouri Pacific train
\. - and Sheriff Fulwcler and Marshal
.s, from Bolton came on the Cookbook
.,n,.,s passenger. Deputy Marshal
w was also on hand. 1t was ru-
w M that an effort would be made to
INF standing freights, and a
coon DEAL or EXCITEMENT
.,iled for time but all is quietnow.
KIM spprehensions of trouble to-
i T"s following notice was circulated
.se,cnlng:
ne Pablc'
T1efe Will be a mass meeting of all the
,5ras Of Temple in sympathy with the
,ssrrs Of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
y ~iIway at Barr's hall on Sunday (to-
troul ate O'Clock Il. III. All invited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30
rRonucE, PROVISIONS, LIVE srocK
Kansas City.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 29.-- Wheat - Lower I:
cash. 6gc bid, september, 69sc; october, 73lc
bid.
Corn-Qulet; cash 3sie bid, september, 335e
bid year, 2ic bid.
Olts-Nominal; mo bids.
LIVE STOCK,
The Daily Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle--licccipts 1882 butchers stuff weaker
export steers % 20a5 40; good to choice ship
ping 81 00a5 IS; common TO medium "a 5Oa
sO stockers and feeders - GOAT 30; cows
y 45d3 80.
IIogs--Receipts, 6l92, strong, active and Do
higher AZ - UUUt 40.
shecp--Receipts 26l; steady; fair to good
az 25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-30

Twelve months clip. light, fine and medium
Halle; line heavy to Hight, llaito; six
months, light, ine 70 medium lVa lse fnll, fin
heavy, --; fnll light, nDemedlnn, ------
course, hai2c.
llldcs--No lhcayy Glht. dry per n lsl a l5c 40
2 heavy flint, dry, per ~ Jsc; No. light hini l2c
No. llgi hini, per n 80 bulls aud heavy, dan
aged per ~ sc calf skins and taliy fhinhgc
per n iadc; green shitep. sound pgr D. -
butchers Rreen, per n flc
Pciir'ss Desr skins, per n l2d.lct nn'nD
skins ,is,;gcn, sk,nr eaen iVaSW,sae
pelts, 't+f 81 ~ arps.r. ~ wool, pc u
shear ~ =" te.ns 10 amount Of wool, 30 'e
Mgyl 10 sheep pelis sslOj Mexican she
lings &C.