davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26
NnrroR Escape.
ROCHESTER,. June, ], 1897 Ten
Years aeo I vas attacked with the most
-KidH

ROCHESTER,. June, J, 1887. Ten
Years ago was attacked with the most
Intense and deathly pains in my back and
Extending to the end of my toes and to
my brain
"Which.made me deliriOus
From agony iil
"It took three men to bold me on my bed
at times
',The Doctors tried in vain TO relieve me.
bot TO no pOrpose
Morphine and other opi0tesl
Had no effecti
"After two months l was given up to
die I'LL
"When my wife
heard a neiRhbor tell what Hop Bitters had
done for her, she a. once got and gave me
some. The first dose eased by brain and
seemed to go hunting through my system
for the pain.
The second dose eased me so much that slept
two hours something I had not done Tor Two
months Before / had used FIVE bottles, | was
we'll and at work as hard any man could, for
over three weeks; but I worked too hard for my
strength and taking a hard cold, was taken
with the most acute and painful rheumatism all
through my system that ever was known.
II called the doctors again, and after several
as thew said met a friend and told him my
case and he said Hop Bitters had cured him and
would cure me. peOhed at him. but he was so
earnest / was induced TO use them again.
In less than four weeks ] threw away my
-rutches and went to work lightly and kept on
using the bitters for Eve weeks until became as
well as any man living, and have been so for six
years since.
It has also cured my wife, who bad been
sick for years; and has kept her and my
/ children we'll and healthy with fron, two to
three bottles per year There is no need to
/ be sick at all if these bitters are used.
/ j. j. BERK, Ex.SupervisOr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

AMONG the bills passed Sy the last
Legislature and nowaWaitIag Governor
Pattison's approval or veto, is an act
prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of toy pistols, The toy pistol ought TO
have been legally suppressed long ago.
aud by approving toe act the Governor
will be in full accord with puUIie septi- .
ment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

THE war of 1912 closed more than
seventy years ago, and yet, according to
the last annual report of the Commits
sioner of Pensions, there are :, ,S98 sur
viving soldiers and 9,512 widows on the
pension rolls.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

WE are indebted to 0. Simpson At
rica, Secretary of Internal Affairs, for a
copy OF his annual report for the year
1884
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

That poor invalid wife. Sister Mother,
''Or daughter III
Can be made the picture of health!
with a few bottles of Hop Bittersl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

v1 None gen uine without bunch OF green
Hops on ths white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" in their
name.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26
.. LsarsII's Asthma and Cst.FTb ssneaT

Having struggled % years betwe6
9SSSN life and death with ASTHMA
~AZFb PHI 7 HlSlC, treated by eminent ~
H@1. etS lsicians and receiving no benefit L
tk&A ~ compelled, during the last five y.
I&S OF my Illness to sit on my chair
SN{A and night gasping for breath my stI.-
IL k-s-z<3 lferings were beyond description In
H. - despair j experimental on myself by
compounding roots and herbs and inhaiing the
medicine thus obtained. fortunately discovered
this WONDERFUL CURE for ASTHMA and
CA TAR37, warranted to relieve the most stub
born case Of ASTHMA IN FIVE MINUTES, so
the patient can lie down to rest and sleep com
!Ortably. Any person not fully satisfied after
using one-third OF box can rctssnf the remain
der to the proprietor and thed aI4dcy will be re-
funded, or send me youI address for trial pack
age FREE OF CHARGE. Mrs. w. =. Brown.
Monroe, Texas, writes: suffered with Asthma 20
years Your Great Remedy completely cured me.
J " sh all afflicted with Asthma end Catarrh to
nd for 1t. Publish this for the benefit Of tho
l.fictedn Should your druggist not keep the
rIiiedy, can send it by mail receipt OF price
- 90. For sale by all druggists. Address
D. LANGEIsI. Applecrecly, Ohi.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26
Cam. Can 9,'- 2. /.

cE7\f = sIsl. -e,1 srvpattr--e
Fer 50 cts we vii send pos. psia -
Manual for Amateurs. WA-tl -.'.' .-.
structions for making -hr pcilI-''
Outfits We furnish from So u2'A-
Our PHOTOGRAPHIC RULLtiN
edited hr Prot. CHAs. T. CHASD-Eh ,
Of the Chemical Department oi '-s =
of Mines, Columbia College puols2--
month for only 8 per annun, seq
toRraphers, professional or ama's-.' I.
posted on al Improvements, all a-''
questions when dificulties Nrise
Circulars an0 price lists Tree
L &H.T. NNTHOAi 4 W"
Hanuf,rs Photoxrahie APPsra q az .'
No. 5o1 ISRoADMA a.
NEW 1URh CITY
Forty gear -sfs5hslsi ia fsif Tar -
March q. lSS5 If
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-06-26

E1ENsBURc. pa
FRIDAY. = JUNE 26. 1885
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
Bnud,nx ma,sr1n,

AuABBz--H Ougi. lam eI, OVxlnE, ~ lnal
ana under, nrEt-clnks, glS: stripping. %xps SIS
boxing 0nd flooring, clears, go; thick Clsk1
~ and IN, xX; rough lumber, second ola
tlb; ioist and scantling, oullr, g2S0
hnfNo--Firrt common white piBe, ESQ o.
eecond do, a27.50. ti.ird do, 625 poplar, g2d
q D native pins Vi eiB; 40 ~ Gao; nav VI
rough, el9OU.
DREssED LUKDnK-BonnH ~ lnons@ and
under, &c OOStN 60: do hrs, SIS 0OspH 10
sG2ntling. IOist OF any common lumi
so 0O9t97 6I boxing over IA inches, bSlp
" 81. thick ciSarn, Ia To- III and 2. VI pAsl3 ~
sspOnd class any Ninc, NJ
ORzhsED AND NJ ATOHKD FL0oEIr9--Fii
dIAEB, S2H; second Olans, e22.bD.
WITHIN PINE FuRHIpnIKu I4UNnE2--IA
and tnoh wbile Pine, &c; inch do, 10,
uErLIEQ--SEADxD on Py.ArG--Firnt uo
mon white pine, N, $50: I'd DC sa7.6p;Bd DO y Q:
poplar, N. t26 90; popisr, y, Ssl.s1aD
cativopine ", 8iS DO, u, vac.
PofLA n LUMaEn.--i% ", nns inch ~
do Inch. $50.
sRIHoLke-- WHITE pine a, 10. do shaded a
lsD do extra No. l, $50. cypress. beat, a.
rama, %; do No. =, Sl.25: do No. y. fs.tC; rsU'
sawed heart, e.; caps, 80,
pToKRrs.-- White pine, dressed ana aeAdss
senare OF tat G. yallNw pine DO. "a lei
5G04a6O,
LIAM, CEnnrz, ErO.--.IdIns, Aaapn q
per Dbl, Cement. Is liBvill0 or KossnAiei .. u
pc. bhl.; Portland, es por Dbl, Plaster Pam
New York OF Michigan. "a oar boi. Pl2sts
sSTrE .Y'rs-proof. s1h0 psT NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
Groceries.

Groceries.
n 40 ~; -, a rsa los@ -.
DR., sat7b @TNc.
Fish.-ss,-.s.s..l on kita, 80 sA.V NJ
No hall Sois,, No, I, ts,os No. a sl.sV;
Dried herringr, ger box, 200 cd nsh: SO
LAHD--fierres, SC; 61ie oAne So; H0D cRns
ssc.; lpn cans. $40; ~ cann. tNc % cana.
;.orrxR.-oommon ioe., ordinary, ios<O
tall, Ilo.; prime lilo, nIfc nancy, LOO: ole
government JGvn, &c.
seeAh-Eips pSTasled ap bis. g. 2SG d..
..al, iaId T9Sc. Ioaisiana rranulstsd' - !;
standard a. 5Mc.i choice white. To-. yellow
clarified, 6Kt@ 7o,
RIcE-louisisr q. e0,c.
SALT--Coarse, In bags. vl.25el.t0 ms IN
oags, - lake In dat hoop bbis, H.io
CANNED aoopc.--ericss Per dossn. Pine
eppleg, standard. sl.ss; Peaches. standar
n.56, ia, sliS; TcmStosS. ss sen 3 u.
com, aIoSi.ss aresn ~i psss' U.s. GOOSE ssss
oSs.sTs tai SeisSi ss sis sa iSsi lisS
weight, ID, 6oG b., q u.2D; saimon. ! N
.;sSTl;7e 2 n; S.; Maohsrel, I n.
imported, elS,O0Gelt.00 oase: Strawberries, q n,
MtQse~sc; Blsckherries, tl.Do; Green sagea
nso; Eagle Condsnssd milk $50 crown
BAKING PowpKR.--sIilyer Loaf, an cAnn
por dosen. Soc. IN, do. ii so; IN. do, So So
| ~. do, a; 5h,. do. ga.
SUNpRIEy- Starch, t1<o. soAp, co,ninuu
| 80; German olive. Gao, Candles, full boxos
! lb1So halyen. o, quarters, o. Indigo, $50 u:
5lneins, soSsl.cv doEon. Colsmnn's nauSiara
| s.s0do3S.6C dosea. MoccAroni. imported, l6cA
| American, e.0G box. Buckstn, two hoops
s2.0O dozen; Well buckots, st.o0 dcsen Broom,
sl.7ass.2 al dossn. Brilliant oil. bols., leo; M
pion, do, 2sc do, IS cas0s. 81 20, 8riliant
| 10 Gases. 81 20: do, lila cases, ~ o.
| FLOUR - Stanarda Royal Patonl % g
| q DBL, Saokh, " COO y 100 ~s. No. Texas
per 100 lbs. t2 rs, No 2gl. HoBti III, Corn casa
| pal hnnhSi, coo; Honlny and gritS, q bD
| 81 o. Oatmeal. v hall bbl,, ~ s6: Crack Cd
! ehoAi, y ", 10: Crackers u apda, exc
| Nx1 eoos 6S q. crssn 81 us' snsr'
49, 'r~Nr frsnn,s.S
| PELTRIrs-- Deer skins, v 70 1908: anls.o,
| skins, n % i0Gl3c; goat skins each, l0Se2i
| sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF WOO
| 200 up; Shaarllngg, according 10 amount Q
! wool, 500; Mexican gheep pelts, 8CDllt
| Mexican sheep potts, improved, ii0l2o: Ms,
,csn 'hssp shesrliugs, Sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS, NDAY, MoAPRIL IS
Kansas CITY,
.A....a.

KANSAS Cry, Mo- Arril H.
Whea Higher; rash 7Sl@7Tc; May
7S3@T9,; June S0l@Sic; JnA SSlc.
Gum = Higher; cash 3ilc; May 363c;
June 37c
Oats Nominal; 3lsc bid
LIVE S1ttK
Cattle Receipts | 1872; market firmer;
5 to iOc hi1h. r; Exp is steers ave'ag.
lug 1888 pounds sid fnr SIS IS; good
to choice shipping "a 9ia7 rs; com.
mon ~ medium 81 50@4 50; feeders
"a 0O@4 80; cnws 81 7Sta3 60
Hogs--R Receipts 4.B0; ,tead, 81 loo
4 90
sheep Receipt 1915; steady; far
to good muttons So s. @3 %; common
t. medium III butdl2 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

ah.g IaoN, - tg.-rorway, &C.; NO. p 4
snsst iron, s1{e. No "a sheet iron, S1lC
fe No. ss sS &c. S ssS SSons az sss
aib 50; taSD and I0x1A pot. do. ~ 76ss6 %
unnors wire. 80 per cent, or; unner'a stoos
~. s1s1S Psr o cent a. on So9 ,, s.Dv i n wsts
WOOD WORK. Wagon AKloa, vocal 90
touguss. 9OoDsl o.; ingletreos, 81 n; bolEteI
Sos spokes e. lsSs %, ioiloea. " to9a ~. y
z ~; pioW beams. hOfyebo.: ploW handles, u n
n26U; handles, q sbe42 80.
NAILS. 50 % neg. bAain ipds-Burdan nurse
ar do. IS SO; Rurosn m ola, % ~, Northwest
orn norso pEios nails, No. A. 60, No: 5, NO, no
9 &c. no. ?, nc, no. z, 2oc.; LAKES" doa No
i0c.; Anknble DO. no. 4. tse.. No. 8, So. No.
2lc., No. 7, lee, No. g. ne.
A kks-K.K., psT d. sem " 1$ig wi taEyi
handled. ~ 31lfb 81,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

toLAioss--lrisn, PEI OuHhei. 81 50 oarrel
s. 30: cn'ope per hill Red 90 80. Yellow. 81 N
rurniIs white. por Dbl. SO %: ttuterbesa " 10;
aaps. H.. 7 .ns' bbls.. 10. ,ss.
medium per hbI., % o. small, per bbl., e.
half bb-, med, a. so nslf DBL, ANAL. o5 "
Cheese, bali nrean t91fc.; null cream IL
hagS, per 10. in crate. 20
pouLTRY-Hent $50 90 20 pst o
young chiokenB. 81 6OG2 70 rs-savs ~ "a o
each Geshs 1870 Ftd6 Ducks, 81 bDGn m
Lo0s---Per doxec, lo..
freSh country butter, choice 20aA2ko.
Craara sry ,esapSb<f,. old b1ttsr. solve; ola
margarine i5s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
Drass and Medicines.


BaEK, Cinsmnn per D IA; Peruvian, be1 Z
BoraI, igo. Bi.carbonais o. soda, Enslir
50. Copperas, G8L uinchinedla. per os
cte. CASTLE aoap, per D iv9lo. ore.ln tar ~
csioihsi, y. q ", TbSSs2 EngIinh. per 10. 30
tie included, p5esi 90. JblorRl Hydrate, per
81 6O.8i 20. Chlorofornn, per ID bottle inclue
Dovers, per 10 si 20. Epson salts. poY ID "
p 81; Per u Bee EorPsiss: Rsf p q y !.
~, Inca sSsst Oh Oh, laIa. No, !. sss7u auil
ine, r. a W.. per on 81 10. Flowers snlphpi
stsles. Alum, ss<9e; rreseription yiais 2
s Sss q, @ O. gs5w c SSn msrle. pTisss Rees
patent medicines, at liEt. 1hRyers glnl
Extracsk, 70 per cent OF. II. ID. FLUID ~
iIscts, % pSr can't Oh. Essential oils, =
PAIEm
strictly pure white lead. Is q. hpi1i
tpYpentlne, 6O0b5 Boiled oil. elfBcoo,
THx sHERMAM.wiLI.IAHs cos.oes.
ivory drop binck. In, yer 10 1870 Englis
coach black u. per 70 III lamp o'acE ~. 4.
Sc; fUltramarine blus, ~, Is, 900: blue pa y
Il, 10; raw Turkey nmper: -, sc: burnt 70
Key amber. 10. X. rsw Italian gionfs. ~. V
burnt Italian denna, Y, %; Nnnkyke prove
o, o., Is, l2c American vermiiiion, y, 900; II
dian red, II, III Einetta red, 10, s., NJ, ~
9G CnroIne yellow. Z. y. 9. p. o. lh, ~
PRRPiRED aRAiHIrG ooIsons.
eark oak, Ice: AHh, l6c. Black walnut, ~
Maple. the
Prloes OF above mado on n basis OF in a
~ ard 10 cana, nasOlted; in Y and
cana baiancoi 10 ] and ~ cana, hhv0itst
Price IN 5 10 cans; balance in aad u oAr
assorted. Prizes IN o In cans, 10 lear, I'm m
15 10 tin pa'iA, lSfc lear On kegs 20 par
less
DTsrknPxR O0Lons.
sv0rF drop black. 80: raw TurKey umpf1
x5es burnt Turkey unDer, @e; raw iiAliti
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
Bueki.n,s Arnica salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
eofee, letter, chapped hands, chill
Mains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures pilee or no pay
reouired Ii 10 guaranteed to give per.
reg satisfaction or money refunded
t.rce % cents per box. For sale by
H. w. Williams < 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
Galveston.

iALvEsToN, Apri, IL Spot closed
irregular, 10, lower Gross receipts
LIS; GALES l06; exports 30l5; shipments
cua.twise 10; stock Is 56i
Ordinary 10; guvu nri,nary lOc; low
middlipg lose uid Inns, 10 . Ice;
good midhnng, 10 Is I6c; middling
fair III 49,.
Furure- opened weak, ruled quiet
aud weak, closed weak; fr short time
he cling WAS me hat papickv,
particularly toward close; sales $500
ales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

surAlsurs .,asaas.s littlsl,on gsls ~
each, 81 t0spi - al Wnlnut "a 6FNa y 80: Chnire
WOOD seat I, dos, o. 1907 81; cane AND nttsn
SCAT, 81 coos 70; cane koat, di1lns, glY 00otg COZ
OhlldG and rooser, " nJsple ~ lefgs rncsi1sl
va voetS9 W; camp and rockers, each. 81 80
oU, Mirrore, arUb tOps iuf sisaiu ri
tables round, S200ee3v,; 'sli lsag. {" 'nrf W
3afss, each, a. Lb7 % HuraNnt " oE91 M
ssah alAnaG, o. sYss5 81 3D. 'as 7Io'0o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
new Orleans,

New ORLEANS, LA. April IL
Snoi closed duh aud Lice lower; sales
$50 bales.
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary 80; good
ordinary Zoe; low middling lGic; mid
ding lN3r; good middirg lnsc; mid
ding fan IL l.l0,; fair IL Q IL Z.
Futures cl's.u steady, Is 10 II points
lower. sales, 90 400 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
st. Louis.
PkillllIUE

PRODuuE
81. LOUIS. MO, April ll.-Flour-
Steady anu Unchanged
Wheat OPP ned aDOu' steady, but
advance d rapidly from II to 12c then
brcam- very unsettled with frequent
and wide Il Ictustions, but caused
strong AID II to 2lc nh We yesterday;
NJ. red 9-1c ca. n; 97S(G99c, closing
9sc FIR May; 81 0i@si gls. 81 .slpE
81 ols for June; 81 0l@l0 I, closing
VI 0s, for July
com H,pher and fairly active;
c'osiug l.. lao 'ver yesterday; 4Zl@
429c cab: 42l@i2sc April; 42i@4S9c
May; 1910 45c Juue.
OA's Higher hut inactive; 34c
cast; S4s Man; 3iSr June
G I'm Meals ace and higher at
81 80
Whisky--S'ea dy at 81 IA.
PROVISIONS.
Steady, hu' not active.
Pork-Sl2 rs
Bulk Meafs--LonR Clear IS 10; short
ribs IS 20; -hort clear &c as
| Baron Long cear SO 80: short ribs
So 10; short el--r So S74@7 90
Bsrd--s6 s0@6 SIS
Live STOCK
Cattle-Recslpts 100; supply too
small To make mark I; ONLY small
lncal trade; export - 5lS5 rs; good TO
choice SHIPPING IS 1000 so; fair TO
medium 81 7O(as5 10. Eood Colorado
steers SOLD a. "a 50; native butchers'
steers 81 4O@4 80; COWS and h.lf-rs
s. .25()4 %; . ~ I'D T-xan- So 1874
4 80; t ckeis 50 5o94 90; feeders 81 rs
| ga So.
Hogs Receipts l40O; higher and
dim; 81 3i@a SO
She-p- k+osipts 500; steady with a
gopd demand for good bu chers' and
shipping grsdrs; fair TO g'>od So ono
3 75; gpod 70 choice "a 0094 I;
] extra ~ G0G476.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
Liverpool

LIVERPOOL, April 10, Spot closed
steady aud im rowing.
Ordinary SGD; good ordinary sgd !;
low middnnp SD; middling uplands
D 1915 \; middluR o leans Cd
Total sales 70DO bales; American
50O0
Imports 5000. American 500
Futures closed barely steady,
point lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
20. >. ao.. .ls 81 No. ao.. ~ 70 "a, ,

NO. 2. DO. sls 80 No. do. an NJ 80 e.
No, q do. Slo
NIsCELIAA " EO Uk,--rrnos cnRlla, a.
pair, s6pTn,: pillow sinzletresz. per dos, o
pioH doubletroes, per dosen " VJ; aicy
bella, 90 per cent. on door locks, o. ts9ps "
door butts, &C and 10 por cent. OF cui ~
timed taofa, - per can't. of; coffoe mills
per cent. on: blind htngea, w and 10 psr csn
M carriage bolts, 81 and 10 per cent y
piow bolts, 70 per cent. on; piecs tin Wal
h per cont. of; deep stamped wsrt. 10 D.
can't. on: shallow atsinpod ware, tO par "a
"a, inparnsd ware. ~ psr can't on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
WOO, saa eldos

Twelve months clip, light, one ard mso
uDo lt@l6j nne heavy 70 light, li@lS o.,
light, rns and medium, i9@ii; ooarss
Sfbl2
HIDEs-No. nsAvy nint. dry y u 10. NJ
i9o; No. 4, Light nint, y d 50: bulls az q
heavy. damaged, v n y; calf skins and bad
damaged. v % t6seo; green, sRlted. sOrnd. y
n butchers, green, y n SIC
Hide from fallen cattle generally bought
49," bringing about 49, Q. when Weighing
over 10 ponnGB eilch. Whom sold ON neioo
ubn they bring from l0H 10 lac. according 70
therefore DO 70 the interest OF tho btockmen
10 sell them nat"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.


ukal9 ANNEf.
"a. NV York. Apni IL. Money - on
call, easy ~ !, clsing al /; prime
!. and mfrcantil paper 4(l5; bar silver 81 0611;
s1efk iprelgu 'xchang" xuemely dun;
- Il. nnchsnee actual business done al
0y = IA s4gt94 soi
EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS. Anril li.-Sighi
excnange S2n ser SltOO prsmium;
rbesF Hterllng hank 81 S5s; eonsals 63sG64s
GovBRNHEsT ANp RAILWAY BONDS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

New YORK April ll-Spot closed
quiet; sales So.
Ordinary j 1sc; GOOD ordinary
10 l8c; low middling lie; middling
II 5 l6r; good middling ll3c; middlin2
tsu IL | l6c
Flu ures closed easy, to 10 points
lower: sales 80 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

wnsai, sno,cN. 20 TO 100, medium 5000
aoru 4S0150c hsy, looss ON tb, ees
81 mas ~ per ton bale hay, 70 o. flO %
bran. zoe, p%y no. cbnpH. 81 00& IS %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

The visible supply OF 'tton ia the
world on S.urdry, April 4 according
to the New York Chronicle, Is ~
foil ,w-:
Total Bupply to-day ..,......o,.. ........ 263i SS
same day last year ...... ............... 1905 ~
d nerenoe-decrease ...... ...........,. "a dS3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

UoMs Wlth gong oAIveA v.... - eY5y
southern and CentrAi Texas stock cattle ~
about two dollars per head ises than th'
above quotations..
and upward OF best North TEXAS cattle de-
uvered on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13

sienna. ac burn, I,siiap alspna. aSc; van.
tyke Drown. 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-13
COTTON mARKhTs.
Receipts at ALI United states Ports.

ronIs. da al' r eel .sa rsls ss lsss
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
HAPS AND MISHAPS.
A Section Of Alabama Visited by a Fright
ful Cyclone.
Fifteen Persons Killed and Fifty Wounded
serious Accident on the West shore
extraordinarily Burned
With vitriol.

SELMA, Ala, Nov. o.-Friday night one of
the most terrific and destructive storms ever
known in this State passed over this section
IF the country, just north of this city, wash
ing away bridges, railroad beds, growing
crops and leveling forests and houses for
miles. a cyclone accompanied by torrents
OF rain, and appalling electric discharges
started on Cahaba River, passed through
Dallas, Perry and Bibbs Counties leaving
dead waste OF forests, plantations, houses
and villas. Exploring relief parties say the
track of the cyclone was half mile wide.
They have gone over forty miles, picking up
dead and wounded, and don't know how
much longer the track is.
Forty-three persons have been found killed
outright and forty or fifty dangerously
wounded. A number of persons can not be
accounted for. Bales of cotton were blown
from gin houses and burst and scattered
everywhere. A man driving a wagon with
cotton to the city has been lost. The cotton
and wagon were blown a quarter of a mile,
and the man and mules carried Off and can
not be found. Growing crops, potatoes, ETC.,
were torn up from the ground. Even trees
and cotton and stalks were barked.
Relief parties are searching for the dead
and dying, and everything is being done to
relieve the restitution. The negroes are
frightened to death and huddle about to-
gether or squat alone unclad in brushes and
under fallen trees stupetied and specifies
with fear and superstition, unable to tell
where any of their household is.
The city Is being canvassed for money SUBJ
scriptions to bury the dead and relieve the
wants OF the destitute.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
A Victim of vitrioI.

sCBIcAeo, Nov. 9.-Joseph Schneider lies in
~ critical condition at No. 6i3 North Third
street. His eyes, mouth and breast are horri-
bly, burned with yitriol, and the attending
physician says there is some doubt about
his recovery, and that, in any event he will
lose his sight. Some time since Schneider
borrowed it is said, 81 900 from Mrs. Stable
man. He failed to pay il and she sued him and
obtained judgment for 500. This was not paid
until about two weeks ago, when Schneider
got married. Before the marriage, he is said
to have compromised the matter with Mrs.
Stadleman by paying her $50. Last night
ne met Mrs. Stadleman at thecorner of State
and Third streets. They had some words,
when the woman, quick as fash, dashed the
entire contents OF a large bottle OF vitriol
into his face. He was removed To a neigh
boring drug slore where it found that the
liquid had penetrated his eyes, run down
into bis mouth causing his tongue TO swell so
that he can scarcely speak, and then trickled
all over the upper portion of his body. His
coat, vest and shirt were almost consumed
by the acid He was removed TO his home.
The woman escaped, after throwing the Wit
riOl and will probably not be arrested as
Schneider informed the police that he did
not intend TO prosecute and requested that
she be not arrested.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
DERAILED.
a Train ON the West Shore Railroad Jumps
the Track.

NV YORK, Nov. 9.-The following facts
regarding the accident on the West Shore
Railroad this morning have been furnished
by the company! Train No. 81, west-bound,
left here at o'clock last night, passed Little
Falls on time, but ran of the track about
oneimile west of that place about 1880 this
morning. The accident is said to be caused
by washout OF portion OF the bank. The
engine passed over safely, but the tender
broke loose and ran off the track with the
entire train. The tender was wedged into
the side Of the first sleeper. Mrs. C. L. Pratt,
of Rochester, passenger in this sleeper was
killed; her husband, G. II. Pratt, was
slightly injured; Judge Green, of Spring
field, H., was slightly bruised; J. w. Wes-
ton, OF New York had his right leg sprained;
Miss Estelle Clark Vaughan, of Worcester,
Mass, is slightly bruised on the head and
hands; Z. Sacks, of New York, was slightly
bruised; one OF the pOrters on the Pullman
car was badly injured and another one
slightly injured. The baggage-car. smoking
car and one passenger-car were slightly
broken. At 8 O'Clock this morning the
track was completely cleared and trains were
moving as usual. The uninjured passengers
ON train 81 were transferred 10 another
train, which passed Frankfort four hours
late.
The blame for the accident can not be laid
to any employees 1t is now said that it was
q serious mistake not to place eulvert at
the point where the accident occurred. Al
ready there is a large gang of men clearing
up the wreck. BY hard work this will per-
haps be completed tonight. Trains will be
delayed all day, and the side-tracks are al
ready filled with trains, bound east and
west,