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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

RAnwAYs-Ac;ive; sales to day 3, 1885,
600.
SrocKs-Never before in the history OF
the Stock Exchange wss the market 30
active as for a time to day. The total re
ported sales for the FIRST halt hour were
IFS. 900, and for the hour 255, 600 shares.
Between. 10 and II o'clock the reported
sales were 40 500 shares. The market
continued sctive throughout most
most of the day and the to-
tai sales were among the largest
on record, T74,20O shares. ST. Paul con-
tinues 10 lead, Western Union, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, Northwestern, Oregon Tr8nsconti-
mental, Lake Shore, and Pacific Mail fol-
lowing. The movement Of prices during
tbs day was unusually irregular. Promin-
ent for their advances were Pacific Asll,
New Jersey Central, each Of which rose 2
per cent, Missouri Pacific II, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Il, Manhattan con-
soidsted IL, Western Union. ST. Paul,
Denver and Rio Granoe, and Oregon
Navigation each per cent. In the alter
noon the market. became weak
followed later by 9 moderate rally
and was again lower later in the
dsy. Closing prices, compared with those
of yesterday, present very irregular ap-
pesrance. Pacific Mail shows q net
advance > of per cent; New Jersey Cen
trail Il; Missouri, Kansas and Texas, L,
Denver and Rio GraDds is down u.
Wabash preferred, y per cent. Lake
Shore II, Lake Erie, New York Central
and Michigan Central, Union Pacific and
Omaha common, fractional amounts
jaw Gould says he has advised his friends
moi 10 buy any stock, IS the present move,
ment is 8 speculative craze, that must end
in disaster, there being nothing IN the
si,sstion to warrant the high prices that
have been made during the past ten days.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV YoRE, November ls.-Dry Gooit-
The business o. B. B. Clafin & Co. VII
be continued nader TIE saze arm name
in Ees York and Europe, the estate Of
Horace B. ClAAin BY John Claim, and the
remaining partners, with the exception Of
Vim. S. Dusn, Who viii retire from the
firm during the month under arrEnesmsBts
made witt the lste n. Ciaain. Olcahipg
WaoIleas ere in light demand, bat coutid'
erSb'e businsss is in progress through de-
liver e. os orders. Cotton goods are SC
tive. Standard and three yard eottonS a7e
in better shape than for soae tine and
tn loczs are well occupied on orders-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

VTASIKD Young abe. IN city or eOgntry 70
w vork for us n their hJznss; tENiuattng tm
riOTneuf; no tnnrue iOEE - has work can ~
tguf BY mail distance DC Oh soto3ii e 70 - Per
a - Tn be mada. No unyzzinE Ezrttculk1 ID =
IN Eazpls II Eoxk naiia1 IGF ioar osets N si1n1L
TlR9FadSrsl, HOW MASUFACTUEsS %, Be-
,en, Hsa. r. o. BIZ lslS a1isse
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~ TuHnkn

Law, wseel nEnsA n. AMI run srery BOZ,
epB ,. n. -
anti l0p. n.
Jns "ChursA IrAin" sill leave "a tern mus Il
-3.iSp m c. HIRSCH, sppG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
Cincinnati,
PETROLEUM.
T1fuNfllA.

T1In8Vlllo.
TfTUsyILIh Pa November ls.-Opened
ct 81 10; closed at 81 OFT; high
eat 81 IL; lowest 81 06s; shipments 49,
40 barrels; charters 53,513 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, November lS.-MArket
opened at 81 lO:; highest 81 l0f; lowest
81 05;, closed 81 81 OFT. Runs 62,563
barrels total shipments 1890 barrels;
charters 53,j7l barrels; clearances ?, 62?,.
900 barrels.
New York.
NEw YORK, November lS.-Petroleum-
The market was again very active and
excited to-day. 1t opened strong ats 10.
and early sales were made at 81 II, but it
sloEly declined TO 81 10 by midday and in
the afternoon broke more rapidly TO 81 oct
on heavy rtalzations. There was quick
rally to 81 03s aud then another decline,
closing at 81 or under heavy sales and
considerable realizing Sales ll,js4,000
barrels.
OIL City.
on CRY, November lS-Pe;roleum-
Opened at 81 lot: highest 81 II; lowest
81 O6:; closed at 81 OF. Sales 6,977, 900
barrels; clearaDces $40, 0r0 barrels; ship
meuts 7s, 40 barrels; charters 53573 bar
rels.
PittsburE.
PIrTssCRe, November lS.-Petroleum-
Excited and irregular to-day; National
Transit certificates opened 81 81 l0i;
lowest 81 O6; highest 81 los; closed ct
81 07.. A large amount Of oil changed
hands during the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

al trxins daily exo-pt sunday.
Train, leaving BritSrpert al bi.a n. go sry
tii.,) arrive Of ChiIAzs ai 30 p. m. ssBs day.
Trains leave CLEVELAND Tor wheeling NJ ~ . ~.
so p ~. arriving Of ~ ?. n and - pu.
J. ~. 1OMII.kOk,
rssssprtr Agent whssling, ". 80.
4 A. FORD,
8en. psss. and Ticfet Agent, ifttstuS1. ~,
JAMES ArCRkl,
6tpsT,i Manager. Pit,,lss,s. IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
COM MON SENSE
I'M THE KITCHEMI

I. DR.. Mott, Of New York, fed q
number Of dogs Tor some weeks ON
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every I'm, lance the
dogs lost appetite, tieBtped, and
some died. 90 the same time he
fed other dogs On bread made with
Dure Tartar Baking Powder. with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use Of Alum In Bread L.
prohibited by Law I'm some places,
because ID has been found TO iniure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak'
ing Powders because taey are
cheap! Is ID real economy, which
20 save O RH pennies nov. lays "
! foundation for fl health aud doc.
| tors bills later On?
| Won are on the safe side In usint
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WANTED.

"ANTED-ARae active MAS % y ozaan IN ever
w county 70 szn our gooea 6etaTT 30 20
r,nnth and eIpensel, CT pownisxsac- stpSafts II
say1uceL Os;as la FL frl particulars sdd7ess
67IHnGR5 sELvER RAK1 Co., Eos1oH. Ma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
ml)telins Register.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A KRTvAL AND pKRARrUKKoF TEAMS
"A ExPLANATIoH or BxyExKSz AAxKs:
Sf1ifr tSaadsy excepted. IAsndsy Sxcspted-
~ oalfr Tina
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

lambs 81 0O@4 so; receipts 400 head;
shipments 2, 400 head.
CHICAGO, November ls.-The Drovefs
Journal reportE Cstsle-Rseeipts 1000
head; shipments 600 head market steady;
shipping steers 81 50@5 40; ssockers and
feeders 81 50A4 90; through Texans
steady; western rangers unchanged
Hogs-Receipts Il, 600 head shipments
800 head; market weak and closed sc
higher; rough and mixed s. 5O@S so;
packing and shipping s. 60@s 80; light
weights 81 5093 10; skips g 5O@3 10.
Sheep Receipts 5000 head; shipments
900 head; market weak; common 20iS2ec
lower; natives g 0Oa3 so; western 81 80
az 80; Texans 81 1902 60 lambs 3 so
"a so.
. New YORK.
NEw YoRk, November Is -Beeves-
Receipts l45 head al for market; trading
slow; strictly prime heavy; bnllocks
6ruer; extremes for steers 81 DOGS 30
per 100 pounds live weight.
Sheep-Receipts l6, 400 head; 20 cars
carried over; common TO prime sheep
s. 00@4 IS per 100 pounds; choice
Wethers 81 so; common 20 choice lambs
81 50@5 so; best s. IS.
Hogs-Receipts 1880 head. sll for
direct; market dull and feel
ing nominal selling range s. 7O@4 20
per 100 pounds.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November Is. - Hogs
Dull; common and light 81 90@3 80;
packing and butchers So 45@3 IS. Re
ceipts IL, 800 head; shipments 593 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
TUTTS HAIR DYE,
CONSUMP Tl0N.

nvs DoEuvs HEaeay tnf taehooVe asslss
- EErains hzss oesn cured. Indeed % stronS
NJ .Eis n r. aAsy thsl VII ssnP Two bOL'
ii = EgEE together VIII aYAl.UAh1E ikAAI.
lssua 40 disssss ~ ~ Erarss. eve nP"S
40 GLLL sLoCUA, Ia RAJ - HsU IOzE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
COTTON.
Kew York.

NV YoRE, November ls.-CoTIos-
Futures cir sci Esa-y 81 39l-l0O lower
than yes,er1sy. December s.42e; Fehru'
arJ s.65e; April Ss7ei July la.lse; Aug
ast 10, 2sc,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
Manhood Restored.

Remedy Frss.-A victim q youthf5l tmPTo-
snOs CEaslng Premature Decay, Nervous Deoilliy,
LO6 Manhood, a., having Iied N vain sEsry
ErcEn remedy, has discovered . staple means o.
gl5srsI Address, J. a. kkEVES, - ChAthEn
srroz1 EsE Tork.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

thsi heard Of ;bs wonderful carss o. ss!iis
= I'd resolved - sry II ] commenced al
- - ar. Iss4 nv genera heaith Was much
-. ~ g. ne canlFr which vas 10 ny breast
---1..-.si 70 -rJE slowly but surely. Ths o2neh
- a1d Dset-ae gate heavy. / tsll that ! must
% have 4; n or die. Bat Il eoHmenSs1 as =,
.-r-g d anrtfi.s Of Rlmst black, thick Hood IL
- a5h=alnE around the edges Until Etnru-
y Tnsn Il vas entirely healed up and Vel.
~ BElSY WOOD.
.0L.ysI.. P.ynJ-iL % AasA July -, lSso.
sz..,s >peIac Il eEtrsly va staole, Az ss
o., re .csrs by forcing OCT The Impurities ron
rs ..1.f. a s.,8 al kin D seBSss mailed ires.
-..r. ~Ft..l.s Co. DraETr s, AtlEnA,
y l. a a slreeL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

any yea, ! xas a sutersr sith cancer Of
- sS1 hgying teen cured By The u.s. OF = >
De - - rainFd ey = ssDsa o. duty 70 saner-
= -,1nSriry 10 mAks this statement q ny Ase-
az th5 iorrtssnth bottle ne cancel Ign y
- - .bsrs has teen 10 EpPearance o. a sore o.
10 S1p5 "a nv nos o tAoe, neither 4 ny ross
=. A. N The tcuch. ! have tAhen Aoo1t Two
- r9trIsCgS : : ard An soundly cured, An u
: - tsstS ; ) Elected TIE cure after every
] 80 -.-,s4v 80 rad ana bad fsi ed.
Eas-~ RoEERT sNEDLEY.
-,es.r-. ,fa MAY ], lSSi
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November II.
The market continues rather dull, and
little doing. although there Is q more
confident feeling among dealers. Prices
are same Is last week, a. follows:
Fine fleece, washed, Soc; fue fleece,
unwsshei, onethiri of; coarse fleece,
washed, a7@2sc; coarse fleece, IN
washed, 20@22c; medium. washed, Soc;
medium. urvsshed, 2O@22c; Tub
washed 2s@30c. There Is greater
demand for medium Aeeces although not
much Of any grsde is being bought 8;
present.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, November l7-Wool-
Quiet but steady; eOsrse unwashei comb
ing and delaine 2762sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

BIS Q. Railroad.
Lave BsfElrs II $40 p, N. Ior ROOdSneld and
Lave BsllSirs 1t SIS u. LOT Summarized and
Arrive q ssnars, bio q n, sra S:25Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

NV YoRK, November lS.-Money on
cal At 2@3 per cent. closing st y per
cent prime mercantile paper 4l@5f per
cent foreign exchange very dull at 1871
n4243
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LOGAN, LIST Q CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder !

Which Contains ue AIil or
other fniuriOBS iagredient,
See fhSt cur adaFezs b ON earn
box or Label. Address ala orders 10
LOGAN 90 CO.,
.Propristers and Manufacturers,
susus.,us 70 Lngza. La ca, Whssrss, W. Vs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a3 Per Cent 0ovornmenus
Strong Stocks Active Flour Quiet ana
DulI-Ehsat Firm,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

,,.vsh.l caucsr on my facs for some yeGrs,
,,srtag irom one cheek bone seIosS ne nSse -
SAs..s--s IN has given ne gIeat deal OF pain, n
% .',ri,- E-d itching 70 such N extent tnat
rs, 100. uueearable. commenced using
= - sise.sc 10 NEy. 1856, and have used eight
49, m has given the greatest reliei ~ renoV
~ LL' " bARSES
hs1fs -. s.,t 1SSi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

I,laE TAbIE, CONVICTED 1OjULY o. Ia,
i Isins issys pm Handle Rtsiion. los " ~.
snth strsa, bAaI pubhs landing, - foliess- tsN-
.r1l Standard ftns-vhisA % mir al@, sss q
thar W ka~ftss trss'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
mEDIcALI
EPITHELI0MA
OR sRIN CANCER
MKDIcALI

-, VA, susersd viii cancsr On nay
t% ~ he ample remedies we're aPPliea 70 Al
'aes- a - pat TIE place continued 20 grow,
eva -. 1000 into nv nase, from Ehi-h cane
slaA! - 5y.-Sa~gs very OtsnEive in eharasteT
ys.. n ,ussd. sad annoyed me 4 great sea.
Il "a .1grf vaontas 80 EAs n Atlanta, NJ ne
=. .rjssd, Who . strSngiy SSsoaRSess, -
U. I,rrrt 10 rrscars 70. IN this l vas fue-
V Sc = - berau Us usa 1hs tnhuenos Of tAe
Csss.il., sr.t wgs % s0EaeS bat aygrayale ne
e. i',t ,55r The inaHnC aiion vas AllAyej, and
Ee %. T-,or-rs Alter Ihs 6rSt lee bottleA y y
csl4N " y',11S has greatly improved. i am
enc . "a Are % 90 any kind Of work. The
tsel., =, nv ace Aegsn 20 dee-eEss and the ulcer
cAn'rl 80 mere l not a ysslige Of II istt-only
% -. - ,uark, The Plsoe Where ~ hAa ooen
- - :, s,sEer al QUesttons relative 70 this
sm T'al' Mas JOICIE A. MCDONALD.
~4f,aras. "a, August II, lssA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

rss.sru ustrs ally irena;ss eenss,. Asss
-eassssa trsan rzn taily e1xN Es1ksy.
Tietsd Assst, whssfna. ". IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

GINskNG,
wheeling.
Per pound, 81 7O@ | so. according to size
ofroots. Market dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
AHEELIRs Ann ELA GRoVE q. q

an AND Aztec SUNDAY, BOEEMBEK !,
10 rains On the Wheeling and Efn Grove
8ailroad Sfll ran a. follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

CHICAGO, November ls.-Nlas:y-ore
CENTS vas bid on the curb this morning fos
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STATE SEcUHTIEs-Actiye-
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CAPITAL PRIZE, SI50, loco
We do hereby certify that vs supervise the a..
rRngements for al the Monthly and 6emi-ADppi
Drawings Of the Louisiana st8:e Lottery o. mItny
and In person manage and control the drawing D
themsel res and that the sAlne are conducted win
honesty harness. and In GOOD hath toward all par.
ties and re authorize the company 70 Use this Ger.
thcate, 9Th tae-smiles oil our signatures attached
In in Advertisements
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

IHE UOCyTIY GKSTLENAS Is the LEADING
JoURSAL OF American Agriculture. In amount
ard practical value Of Contents. Ia extent and
ability Of COrresPor dsnos Ia quality Of paper and
style OF publication, 1t oocapies the F1Rsr BANK.
II !. believed 10 have no Superior In either Of the
three chief divisions VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
District Court.

The case against John Pool In the
district court for horse-stealipg was
concluded yesterday morning, the
Jury bringing in u verdict of guilty,
and fixing punishment at ten years In
the penitentiary. County-Attorney
Bowlin said he would dismiss one OF
the remaining six cases and that Pool
would plead guilty in the other i've,
which would make his full term thir',
ty-ilve years. Estes will also plead
guilty and get ten years, when he will
be taken TO Colorado City TO answer 10
q charge OF murder.
Since the criminal docket has been
taken up Mr.. Bowlin has secured thir-
teen convictions, several nolle prose.
qui have been entered and several
parties acquitted.
The case ofthe State vs James Riley,
indictment for the murder of Harry
Ball, has been set for the lst OF June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
Commissioners, Court.

The county commissioners finished
their work yesterday morning and ad.
journed. DR., Perry was re-appointed
physician at the poor farm, salary
$500. Road business was disposed OF
and IL was decided TO do nothing look
Ing to the strengthening of the eight
first. class roads until May, the county
having no money TO pay for condemn
ing property. II was ordered that
$500 In bonds be issued and sold to
pays the balance due ON the $1,000
bridge over the Clear Fork. This
bridge is l20.feet span and Is by far
the best bridge In the county. The
other two bridges ordered some time
ago, one over Brush creek and one
over Bear creek, are finished. Owing
to the fact that the state has extended
the time for the collection of taxes the
county has defaulted In paying the
coupons on bonds falling due on April
|, and the commits sIoners have asked
for an extension of sixty days.
Judge Furman goes TO the country
In few days 10 form the eighty school
committees In this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
EAGLE PASS.
Ore From the Gold Fields in the Santa
Rosa Mountains.

EAGLE PASS, Ten, April 15.-W.
L Springale is in from the Santa
Rosa mountains and confirms the
previous dispatches as to the richness
of the ore. He says all the claims on
the main lead have been taken up,
and that some OF the side leads not
yet taken will well pay for working
when suitable machinery has been
taken in. IL will take capital to work
them advantageously.
He brings several rich samples of
ore with him to be assayed from q
claim in which he has an interest.
A. Il, Noble, the owner of large
tract of land near Santa Rosa, Mexico,
passed through here last night with
two lawyers for the City of Mexico, to
settle bis troubles through government
aid with the Kickapoo and Lipan In
diRns, who have squatted ON and
claimed about 35 600 acres OF his land,
which they say was granted them by
the Mexican government as reserva-
ton and for which Noble paid q good
SUM 20 other parties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT,
In Which a Negro Boy Loses Both
His Legs.

ALvARADo, TEX, April ia ne
gro boy, aged about seventeen years,
was run over by the north.b bound pas.
senger train ut the Missouri Pacific
depot tonight, and horribly mangled,
both legs being mashed Off just below
the knee. The train moves slowly to
the tank where ii takes on water, aud
a short distance from the depot the
negro attempted TO attain posi-
tion under the front platform
and above the trucks OF the
ladies coach. He missed his footing
and two cosches passed over him.
While taking water the train men,
attracted by his groans, found him
bleeding and mangled beside the
track, the right foot entirely gone and
the other leg shattered beyond all re-
demption. He was placed in the
baggage car and carried on 10 the
hospital at Fort Worth. The train
men say that the boy has been de-
tected several times before attempting
TO steal a ride In this manner and that
they cautioned him that II he per-
sisted In such reckIessness he would
he killed some day. None of the em-
ployes OF the road here recognized
him, and, although conscious, he re-
fused 10 give his hame. His wounds
will In all probability prove fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
THE MONOGRAM.
A Good Company Gives Good Per-
Torrance at Half Price.

The Monogram Dramatic company
opened its engagement at the opera-
house last night In 1.-THE Flower
Girl to a far audience, considering
the threatening state Of the weather
and other disadvantages. The play
dramatizes u pretty little tale OF
France In the days OF king and
courtier, and abounds In pleasing,
picturesque and fun provoking
situations, which were utilized
for all they were worth hy
the company. Briefed IL recltes the
adventures OF Maston, "the flower
girl and the pride Of the Market She
is betrothed TO Isadore, the baker, but
enjoys the distinction OF several low
eir, among them Baron Ttoptard and
Marquis de Volange. The latter car
ries her of by force, with the lnten-
ton OF making her his mistress, when
Chevalier de Bellrine comen 10
the rescue. The chevalier liz the
accepted lover of the maruuisi
sister, but has been east of by her
brother because of his poverty. The
king, learning OF the misconduot'of the
marquis In attempting the abduction
of Marion, DEGREES that he shall either
marry her or 20 TO the bastile. Marion
takes advantage OF this edIct 20 COM
pei the reluctant consent of the mar
quis to the marriage OF his
sister, Louise dc Volange, with
the chevalier. All this furnishes oc-
casion for many interesting and
amusing scenes which developed the
iirst-rate capacity OF the company.
Mrs. Robert Adair rs Marion fairly
captivated the audience with her
grace and sprightliness. She stepped
Into thier favor from the frat, and
retained II to the end. Mr.. Adair, az
Isadore, the baker, proved him
self an original and popular
comedian, elIciting well-earned and
frequent rounds Of applause. The
others did fairly, and, all In all, the
company may be said to rank well
up with those which have maintained
stiff prices, but rarely, II ever gave
better performances. 10 Is well
worthy OF patronage, aud will no
Toubt, meet rousing reception 10.
night, when a splendid melo-drams.
Poor Humanity or Stricken Blind
will be presented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
THE PANHANDLE.
The Practical Point for Cattle to Strike
the Trail.

WICHITA FALLS, Ten, April A.
A circular issued March by the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe railway, embrace
ing letter from Col. McConsland, is
calculated to mislead the uniformed.
The letter states that a practicable cat
tie trail can be established from Lam.
pssas as an outlet for Southern cattle,
and says that the route via Canon
Blanca is comparatively free from
large pasture fences, that no better
outlet can be found from the interior
of the state, and that this route has
not been driven over and tho range Is
consequently fresh.
The facts are, that this section is
now fully stocked with range cattle,
most OF 1t is Enclosed by pastures, and
the balance is full of farmers and small
stockmen and a trail could not be
opened on this route. After indieat-
ing the route to Canon Blanca, the
letter Gays the cattle can keep
ON through the Panhandle to the In
dian territory, or bear little
east and enter Greer coun-
ty. Greer county embraces the
southwest corner of the Indian terri
tory and Is nearly north, while the
route indicated to Canon Blanco IL
northwest from Lampasas. II this
route is so practicable for shippers
from Milheim in Southern Texas, why
are shippers at Lampasas trying to get
rates from there to Harold on the
Fort Worth h Denver City railroad
west OF here? 1t is because Harold is
Ia aaI L. II. 4. 4 IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
SAN ANTONIO.
Old Maid Commits Suicide-A
Prisoners Defense.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April b.
IS Alvins Mullen, an old maid
,lnniiited suicide this morning with
large dose Of stychnine. About 10
uiock che bid her neighbors goodbye,
fred herself neatly, placing q pro-
|ntion Of flowers beside her on the
Vile, made her will, and then swal-
#Fzi the fatal draugbt. She has
|eeu very melancholy recently, in
Eiaseqnence OF the death of her old
END Friesleben "a few days ago,
|lli0h was no doubt the cause OF her
|sih Aet.
Afled Alice, the slayer OF Frank
|. 2odks recently at PeaTsall. writes a
ter for publication in which be says
.fiodes had attacked him q few days
FkurV while Alice was unarmed, and
The day OF the shooting Rhodes
|dlet him out Of the saloon, spplied
|Pry insulting epithets and was about
draw his pistol when Alice fled
|te th}nl shots. He also declares there
Ibp ruth In the statement tina. the
|dAgedy was the result of the arrest OF
srse-thieves by Rhodes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-16
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