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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
r,eitem.nt In Texas.

4 Excitement has been caused In
Nol Paris, Tex, by the remark
|.e,ey Of Mr.. j. Il. Corlcy, who
bIpIess that he could not turn In
ssehls head; everybody said he
Nd d consumption. A trial bot
b. Kings New Discovery was
ID Finding relief he bought u
IN and a box OF Or. Kings New
Eehythe time he had taken two
|aaIlB and two bottles Of the Dis
IltHss well aud had gained in
.iB4h pounds.
bottles OF this Great Discovery
INV. Williams 4 Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
LOCAL MARKETS.


ice, y, 1850. \
The special feature In tho cotton market waa
the unusually large receipts brought In to day,
nggrcgntlng over 800 halpa Prices ranged
from TO ei5 Buyers say that tho cotton com
Ing IN IL not OF % good grad0 M thnt ot q few
weeks back, although some of u ClRaHitcH quite
high, There was no change worth mcatlOning
iD the Eastern ccntCra yesterday
Tho activity Ia the grain market continnes;
The lowest price paid tOi oats to-day was 21b
ccnts aud great deal sold for so. Corn ~ be-
ginning TO move freely and ~ cents was the
ruling price to day, Wheat has declined I'm the
North during the inst ten days aud nour "
dull with prices barely steady At Philadelphia
there was n decline ~ ccnts on the
bnshol Ia wheat The market here
however, oNhibltB no uuOtnble change
Ia thia cereal Rye aud barley are
firm NJ the ngurcs given, and bsih are Ia good
demand.
In tho limo ~ produce our quotations 20 over
except As 10 onions, eggs and sweet poMtooe,
which are now NJ fA - pof burrcl, lhc per doZon
and 90 TO 100 per bushcl oil exhibiting an I'D
vance IN price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

s9tselc rlofne h0lc; fehfhast ta., al. ,o..l,-.
~ ~ May - tslc, closlne lsie ", ''''s'"
a AZ fs-vp,ion lowers and lees active. sstes
MARCH " @a6 Nj Anti 81 ss :" ~
PROVISIONS. Efo.
sugar firmcf bat 0nict fnir a. eo,,a IA.
ing 4 i9a5a-lG. rtNued NV, t 49, WE'D.
wni,e extra q oic; yellow ~. rtsndasd a AK.
ie,. nS , Y powdered oiayii eraha.
Molasaea-Quipt and Arm
iticc-eifnliy, moderately active
Icifolcnm~ DATED closed qit
lHu9w fitmer III
Husln-e Dull.
Iurpepune--Firmcrl gTic.
Fork Firm. nose fGni
lhrd-.Iowor and dull. p,reo,i,,r a. t,s,e a.,
February 10 h1ad sci y f-eo ~
Ltyk NfoOW
Reeves -kcccipt4 q cnr. idsds .u a.. 49,.
Mn,h9v 70 hadinF in beet otlusi dftased heet
"',t WV easier ~ n tudpO0fsr sides,
ahtep- hectipts, piOu, extremely unu with ~,
b,esspVNl, ~ clearance poor "a eund fhnsg
%9@t ~ ordinary 10 prlnie hgnb, 81 ts0s IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

|a,' y wondered at that most
Iis,Ie dyspeptlcs. Swallowing
saas s' Oh Q hot summer day does
Why then not add ten
os,ura Bitters, tho world-re-
I s. nv q EXQUISITE nayor, and thus
sef Of cold In the stomach.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

Inm PurlileE tho Hood and IL u
'of chronic Liver Complaints.
'@ol the liver and the many Inn
hsqlts that proceed from its ac-
|~n liable 10 frequent derange-
gtganlc diseases of the liver Is
~ result Of long continued
uacksi also high living, too
. Y lood, the too frequent use OF
saa 70 produce Inflammation and
sN Of some portion OF the liver;
0plressiyc heat has a peculiar
4 upon The liver, always derang-
I.selions. The direct action Of
II upon this gland makes II In
~ liver medicine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

Nrw YoRK, Doo, S,-.f1our--Without Puo'a'
~ ,,t.at spot dun and rather weak vplpnH
o,,pnrd Arm ard advanced la{e lhtvr Wsaeuil
deelned IA 10. closing Arm Win ts s, rcd
ia1e, No,g rer nominal oiiei jsnaary 6ig
,sic riostng lBc; February Wlaw1o' ui"h'"h
s-3roi Nav 81 0slefl 0glc. ciOeing u ~. de-,
Corn-SO, 52l dbsic elevator 9 ~. an,,s,v
No. Docomber b2l Nozzle elo''hs saw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

Meat sugar cured hans iqiei sugar cured
byeaifaet naean $40. short clear bacon itci
ttsh ua,Laffi 10 n klla, 40 poci No
sae half bhls No. 5ai No, 4 boi drlcs
berrings Dor box 400 God nah Co. -. 4. 80
fard--1iafces 7lei % n cans nsl " ~ t', ~,
'hliea-In,pGTinl tOd 900 Eunp0wdcr BOO 100
snenr.-plne powered bbla, &c, DO haif'bhls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
Wool sh,i Isiles.

Twelve months CLIP tight. 1no ana Medium
lt@I7ui flne heavy ~ light ll9itfi aik fiOnths
iight nno ~ medium 100 1870. fall nDe
heavy - fail light, iDa medium ---''-i
oanfse "a lge,
Iidos-No I mint dry 10 o. and upward, peT
4. istaibf; No nni dry per iaci No. ght
iilnf pef n 64scI bulls and hCRYy GBmagcd per
n NJ cali rtin6 aud badly damaged psf D. ia1ei
green saltod sound per , 7Ies buichere' green
per n dc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
V0ha Want Indrnon,lnnnn .

4 .,-, ilse' Ta Propaganda,
|kn,o Y, published here, point.
I'M, I, hlng Alionso's death and
os'.e throughout Spain, aud states
|As tpune moment has arrived
ss9ah independence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
sinplo Dry Goods.

prlnls--Standnrd printa, new styles, blci ~.
Iona fanclce hlci American blc, Arnold DIci
Bclmont Dc, berwlck 90 Charter Onk ilci
Conoetogh Die, Dunkirk SIC Dnnnel--lae
uunrdA Ac, bunnOli --Hhtlncs DICT tlOuGs ter
SCI. Hamilton staple STYLES hIcF llHriel blei
Lodi dlc, Manchester hici Pacific hici South
bridge be-. steel river SIC; simpson linen
finish blc. Windsor DO; fancy pinkg be,
slater solids bic. Peabody solids hlc; ierlm
solids hle; Durham solids ilci Victoria BLACK
alC. Sipci RIVER chluY &c,
altceyy brown sheeting- Atlantic T. "a bic;
Albany A Ai4Glc. Atlantic AAt 100, CLIFTON
coca Go; Lawrence LL4d ole, hutlsnd 9
C4.AGle, Glendale A ~ 0loi Entctpflso y
Il ~ dlc, Tam O'sbanter blGj Chapman A
A. &c; Belfast Il "a 0ir; Rose Valley 80 20,
First Prize a. 6lci Argyle 90 9lci Busy Zee
4.ABC. -
broke 10 tDc. Monadnork lOA lsic Lancaster
lul lsc: roppcrcll 10 2loi Bonion 1913 25cI
lockwood 1854 e2c
Wide Hlcnohed Sheoting 20.l Boston 2jcj
l04 poppprell use; 10 Pembroke 2Oei lGi
MonAdnGrk lplc 1914 Lowell 1907 l0t Lock
wood 2ic; % Qninncbarry VOL Ga Pembroke
Galored nucks--Montaup y elo Boston s.oz
iOle: Everett n - lie, faluNent 1907 l2lci
Earcb brown lici Warren mllls MS,
1ickiugs Amuskeng a q y l2ci AInMpha ~
fiddle 10, Lewiston OOinch MO- Ocean 6iei
iilcfor strlpcs -Extra stout blge Or brown
nici Mechanic blue, go, Jewcli cry lci ROCK
Wyer blne aad brown, se Eagle, blueGlci bh.
catyille a - Columbian SIC
oinghnmH Zephyr pu Pnnkrt l4e. 1lnlRow
faucira Tct Glasgow drrpe styles ~, bflEhl1p
Glc, Earlsion go. scotch lipQtiold hiti YORK
cberk 7lo: slattTylllc checks 70 hubmn ufgre
etyire siu, Afgylo staples scr Bates iaholVA ~
l.ochi fmOnd TO- ,.-.. ,,... 81,
Ilnsnye-C Cumberland liici Calumet 100 FAR
plny i8oi Imperial ilri ecne,e ipci Adrihuo
igl Bradford l2ic Cihlgn ~ Miu9sNi ~,
1eans--kiayyer sci Ahbnlsiefn &c lNie.
sraph lae. Cnyngton 40 roiafls lIiei ho9sler
i5e. Imnprla Isc; bennington leip AMERICAN
zoe siter PEAK 2jc GLAND Scj IgAgs pgs.
akin glc, Great h0uthcra a1ci IpmVolpt eioi
ilanonicut boehklu Doc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
New Orleans.

NEw omEANs, LA., Dec, 3--Cotton SPOT
closed weak.
Salos 700 bales.
Low ordinary 9lcl ordinary 7ici good ofdln
nladling Woi mlddlug fair 10 loo falr
Futures opened quite but steady, ruled dull.
points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

wv = Soothing Syrup should
q, NM lor children toothing. II
lhIa a soitens the gums, al
"A, 's , Wind collie, aud is the
'0F diarrhea. 20 cents a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

10. Rye Doe Corn. ear Raabo; ahellcd isc
Hay, loose, from the wagon 0 Oopi % per ton
bale hay o0al o. lifen Onu per zoo, Chops
! ~ per 100. Corn meal, nno bultcd Der ibt
0o llomlny aud grlts 900 per bhi. MllotI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

9ci cut loafpc graduated standard uci Ioule
lana graduated llc, standard 4 40, uhoico
white ilci Louisiana y. CSC TO 60
itlce--louisinnu ~ 10 10 new
salt--tloureu, In bags ! 500 40. lnc In bags
2ia6c. F'''''''
soda-- Blcarhonato In tces AaSc; blcnrb In
ca 'cs hlc, lump val soda IN kegs aldelu, grnnu.
lated eAl soda IN 90 NJ druma TO-
M0aesna~ Choice Louisiana bbahso new
cropli fair 10 good 300, core Hyrup use,
choice lliHl2o, lnguyra l2lc, Java 2Oci Gold
ON RIO l2lc, Pea horry igi9iac
rioklca-9 gal. pnlla'miNo pick ! bO glass
glnae gal. % Elase hex gnl. a.
Wrapping paper llug and straw ~ 10 ibc
Snuh-Enrroits q %, n - per caspi2 on. q b0i
l,ot 80 liulph'e b.og, 10 70i Lon. o 20. ltNl
O0 dental u oz, l0Dli A %. 40
Canned noode-ltlcop per dozen Pine mp
pies, standard, 81 ~ peaches standard, hsp
! 20 tonlntneR, standard, Ms. 20, seconds
bs---i y ne, ~ green corn l 1901 20. gtucn
peas boi Hooschouies, l9h, raaphctrlce 300
weight, 1 D. -- n *, salmon, ~ 30:
n --- m0ckcrel, % p0oa1 90. sArdinoa
American Z Wcaecl imported. u 10 case straw
berries, 10 , h0i hlhckbrrrinH 20. green EngOH
-- eagle condensed milkB %.
kOnp . ibdl on per case
hagBlng " n standard lllci I'm llc.
Flour Hest l,atents 3 % nor lo0 ba, half.pat
net 2 7bpcr 40 MS third grade bO por ms
fourth grade 90 per 100 Ms,
Corn moal-apcf hushui p0r
lluminy and grlte.-lot bib I 90
OaimtNlaapef half Dbl 3 10.
Cracked whthl--.pur n &C.
urAckefa--A soda &c; NNN soda GiG cream
SIC; gingor unnpa 1lci lemon creams nc,
HundrieH~-Sintch dGi Candles, full hONoa,i2lcg
hNlyos-- quarters Stick candy y 20 l0la fancy
10 TO l0eiTopc, bHain, do cotton. l7C; herring
imported, ! 20 per key RhiainH, layer, az.
cider, crab apple, 400, Missouri 300 Vinegar
10 Ia zoe. Concentrated ye 2 10 10 100. Jugs,
glhHod llo po' gal, Irorks, glazed, Zoe per gal,
Dried pgachca Ia 100, Indigo Zoe per NJ.
BluuinF aOuml O1 dOlon. ColGman'B mustard
a0a 80 dozen, Mnocnronl, imported, loo o. Z
American 7hc hos, HnrkctH, two hoops 1 70
dozen, well huckNtH 90 dozen. tirooma ! 70a
3 ~ dozen, brilliant oils, bblp l7ci nupion do
27o do 2 o chaoa o 90, brilliant 10 cases O0t
DO, i.lg oaaea . ~. Baking powders, bulk, o@
llci n cans 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04


CHICAGO, Ill, Dee. 8-flour Quiet and un.
Whont-- Opened strong. 40 hiphcr. rallied ac
additional, fell BACK lie, rallied and closed bC
higher than Yesterday; December, ~ dnllc,
closed sdlC, january, s0kahac, closod bilci
May W1dplc, closed fiic,
COrn--Foeling steady, firm, early prices ld3c
higher. cased on l@Ic, and finally cloeed 10
lower for January, and 10 lower for May thnn
ycstOtdny cash Ale year aud December 1870
Alto, closed 4n1dllc; January 3slm3gc, closed
35lcj May, 8gIat0Ac, closed 3Dia40c,
PROvlafOSs.
Pork~hctiye, easier at l08l2ic lower; cash
751 40 for old and o % for new December
closed 50, january closed 02l.
l.Hrd-Quitc OHey; cash. q O0g0 Oh Doccm-
Der Q7l 400 90, january l0d0 l2l.
BoNOd MGnts-Steadyi dry Halied shoulders
8 7oa9 ~, short ribs, 7l@i sOi short clear
1908 10,
AFTERNOON noAilp.
Whcnt-Strouper ic higher.
Corn--Firmi 10 higher for January
pOrk--QulOt.
Lard--tinchnngGd.
LIVE sroCK.
The Droycrs JNnrnal rGpOrtA:
Receipts 10000 shipments $500; mar
ket fairly active and shade lower shipping
steorg 50 3Oa8 90, HtOCkcra and feeders " 20
an 10. cows, bulls ana mixed - bO01 70 :
through Texas cattle stoady, 81 coos 10.
llogs Receipts 5000; slow; b@lVc loweri
sheep Receipts 5000 shipments 2ooOi etehdyi
natives 81 6O03 0Oi Texans 81 b0@2 0Oi lambs
81 COAT 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
Grain ana FeedstnH.

wheht--Choice No ], Ise medium o0a15c 7;
low grace sOabsc. Gate 2sasoc. Barley s0a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
! Endlnr I'D q Lovrrs, OnnrreI.

VI fhuink W a'N'iH 2N"'iNhf
81 Micn., Dee. 3.--'rhis morning
|ayhour the body OF Bertha Buck
|m iound IN front of her home on
street with its throat cut from
|af The murder occurred between
4 and daylight and the body had
|Igged outside the house, william
memploye of the National Iron
|tmspcctod OF the deed. They
haye been married Saturday.
u The ncighbOrs heard them
W. Stevens has not yet been
aAiS, THE OTHER MISSING,
III, Mlcn,, Dec. Bertha Buck
/ gid lscDty.One years, u domes-
XVIII her relatives on Chestnut
gor two years she had been keep
8aay with william Stevens, an
Of the National Iron works.
i'omonths ago they became en-
d be married and the wedding
|Tntxt Saturday night. All the
n engagements mad been made
Feeding, Yesterday evening they
siher 10 invite some friends to
|iibgi returning about 3 O'Clock
alg the evening IN conversation.
O'clock they were heard talking
dhe house. This morning Miss
|NA's dead body was found near
ale with It's throatcut from ear
)hengagcment ring being taken
lsas disappeared and Id not re-
a,t night and there is no TRACE
|igrabouts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
ON CHANGE.
Cotton Was on The Decline YESTERDAY
stocks Closed AT a Frac.
tIonal Advance.

srocKs AVN nos,,

N,,,. ~, STOCKS AND noNDs
DIV YORK, bee. o The lo,io,,in,, ,,.o., 49,.
Stock lock- e,a '6gs,@g quotations at tho Now York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

Galveston.
,NAlVfsfof, Tx, Doe s.--Cotton. -spol
di3lsou easy l'lGe lower from ordinary 10 MID
Gross tcceipts, 75iG bales,
Sales i0B
LNporte, g0f8
shipments coastWisp ASP
stocs, iH,oOg bales
otdinary, 9 8 i0c; good ordinary d 4. tGe. low
nlddmF, 9 Ice mddling, 81 i6c good mid
ding, 9ioi mlddllng fair. 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
PRODUCE. PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK


sr. LOUIS Mo-, Doc. 8.-.rloni o. t'ncbnnued
VIII at-Unset led and only moderately
netlyo advanced laae carlyj later tho advance
was lost, but tOwnrd the close II nllod again
cnsh m09iiG December djt apilc, closing piic.
Jnnnnry h.dWlc, closing p5lc bid, February
vie; May ~ 02iai 0il, closing 81 o.
Cofn--nod very dull, No. mixed cash aSa
3blG, December sac, January 3lic
Oats-Flrm, but very slow, No mixed cash
Q7ggl MnV ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

Corn Monl--Qulet; 81 rs
WOOi--Stcndy; wished 2G08lc; unwnsbod
l2d2ic Texas l0@29ic.
Whiaky--stcady al 81 10.
Provisions Dull aud heavy, with only lob
trade donGnt previous quotations.
Pork-Old 50 OOd9 20i now $40 U0i cash $40 87l
March
1.nrd--Quiet; 20 30.
Bulk Moata--LOosc car lots long clear 81 20
short rib 81 30. short clear s. 0ii boxed lots
long clear "a 2idb 0O short rib 50 lO1t5 20, and
short clear - lll06 ~.
liHcOn--Iong clear 81 i0d6 Coz ehOrt ribs s. rs
d5 80, short clonr 80 SbdG ~.
AFTERNOON HONup.
Whoal-Strong aud IA 10 higher,
COrn--Qulct
Onts- Unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
Chttlo-ICcelpts, ll00 enipmcntB 700 lnint
aud rather easy but not notably changed. ma
tive butcher steers S. 2tFi %. COVE aud holfrtH
s. 25m86O; stoCkorali2 60a 90, feeders IS OOa
~, range cattle ~ 2bd8 90.
Ilogs-licceipts 1870, quiet, 90 higher; s. 5oa
3 90
shccp--Recclpta 1900, Nhipmonts 700; atcady
with good domnnd Tor heat grades; common 20
medium s. 00a1 CO., good TO choice w ihd2 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
ILynrnnnI.

LIVERPOOL, Dec 8--Cotlon- Spot closed
duh and unchanged, with moderate Inquiry
Total sales $1,000 American, $500, importr.
5000, American, none.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable. Prof Mott,
Government Chemist.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is in all respects
the best baking powder offered to the public has been
established beyond question.
Prof H. A. Mott, when employed by the U. S. Govern
ment to anayze the various baking powders of the market
determine which the best and most economical after
extended investigations reported in favor of the Royal
and it adopted for government use.
Prof Mott has continued his examinations of baking
powders sold at the present day and atrms it as his
deliberate Judgment arrived after most thorough re.
search and careful examination of the principal brands of
the market that the Royal undoubtedly the pu1es and
most reliable baking powder offered to the public:
OFFICE DIR. II. A. Mort, Consulting CHEMIST, }
81 BROADWAY, New YORK Feb II, 1885. (
The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for have found i'll many tests made both for them and
the u s. Government
will 90 still further and that because of the ia
cties that company have for obtaining perfectly pure
of tartar and for other dependent upon the proper
proportion Of the same and the method of its preparations
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Is UNDOUBTEDLY
THE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE BAKING POWDER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
HENRY a. MOTT PHD, ETC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19
THE STATUE OF LIBERTY ARRIVES.
The Steamer Isere Anchored i'm the Har-
bor-Articles of Transfer in the Hands
of Gen. Stone-The Reception to
Take Place Tomorrow.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE French
steamer Isere, which has the Bartholdi
statue aboard, was signalled off Sandy
Hook at ) o'clock this morning. At Il.
m. the Isere anchored in the lower bay
near the Horses Knee Al half past nine,
accompanied by Mr.. Louis De Blame and
Mr. Frederick Potts of the finance com
mittee, Gen. Stone proceeded to the lower
bay. Capt. De Saure met the party at the
gangway. After the mutual courtesies
the party were invited below where Gen.
Stone laid before the French commander
the programme of the reception.
The French commander placed in Gen.
Stones hands the official record of the
transfer of the statue to the United States
government, which is signed by all the
members OF the FranCO-Amerlcau society,
by Jules Fern, 10y Barthodi and by MIR.
Morton on behalf of the United States.
The ceremony OF the reception OF the
statue Will take place on Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19
RAILROAD MATTERS.

More trains have been taken off the
st. Johnsbury and Lake Champlain road
and few more men discharged. OF sixty
employed in shops at St. Johnsbury last
year, only Il dozen remain.
The examination in sight and hearing
of the engineers and tremen of the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga, the Champlain
and the Rutland and Washington divs-
ions of the Delaware and Hudson canal
company's railroads has been completed
Two hundred and uinety-two men were
put through the tests. u Is understood
all the men, except possibly half dozen,
passed very satisfactory examinations.
A number of six driver locomotives, for
hauling freight trains, have been added to
the rolling stock of the Rome, Watertown
and Ogdensburg road.
The Grand Trunk has issued orders at
Chicago to advance eaStbound freight
rates to Il basis of fifteen cents on grain
and provisions to Boston and thirteen
cents to New York. 1t remains to be seen
whether the other roads Will cooperate.
| This Is one of several proofs of the tonlng
| up presence of Sir Henry Tyler.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19
A MAN WITH A SECRET.
He Wanted to Learn Boston Bankers How
to Detect Counterfeit Money.

Boston, June l6.-For "A week past John
Stranger of East Saginaw, Mich, has Wis
tied the bankers and merchants of this
city Offering to sell them the secret of de-
tecting counterfeit money. To-day his
stock in trade was investigated by Major
McIlraith of the United States secret ser
vice, who found 1891, most of which was
counterfeit money, $1,000 of it being UNI
stamped as required by law. The latter
sum the officer seized and forwarded 1t TO
Washington. Stranger said he had travel
led through several of the larger cities i'll
the different States and had never before
been interfered with by the authorities.
He was ignorant of the fact that he was
violating the law and never hal any in
tenions of SO doing. Major Mcllraith
said that Stranger has IA right to do such
business, but has no authority to carry
unmarked counterfeit money with him.
Mr. Stranger says he carried the marked
and unmarked counterfeit bills in order To
show their variance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19

own health Is delicate the health OF his
wife and daughter is poor. There Is some
reason FOR believing that at the end OF ms
present term he VIII retire from politics
and devote himself To thcir welfare. some
OF ms acqualhtahces say that ne mas oIteh
expressed a WISH 10 traNel extensively,
IKE seward ana brant.
II Is only III case ME- Eulnunds shoulu
not desire TO succeed hilhsell thaI Con-
greSsihah stewart, eN-noNerhor iIoCtol
and Judge Powers would be candidates
or GoV Snlth, either, Tor tnat hatler
ne report ABOUT Judge Iolanu Is oo9n
ne Judge Is on, hpt oiily III yours o"' ~
nllhu anu pouy' anu II o.'I VI pol''iCs. ~
one appreciates Inls petler Iliah hilii i
~ ne hai ny uecliieu he "o'tiu haNe ptc'
renonihated i0r ConSreSIS-ahd,o OF course;
reelecteu-pN lhe ltepu1,lltaiiS Vi tne ~
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19
Impudence of the Mahdi.

DONGOLA, June l6.-The Mahdi has writ
ten letter declining to release the Chris
tiau prisoners who have embraced the
Islam faith. He says they are unwilling
to leave him. The Mahdi expects Eng
lshmen to turn Mohammedans or other
wise he will destroy them. y letter has
reached DOngola signed by ninety-siX of
the Mahdi's prisoners including Greeks
Copts and Syriaus, stating that they are
unwilling to leave the Mahdi and are not
Christians. Lupton Bey and Slatin Bey
are among the siguers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19

DUBLIN, June lG-Mr. T. ID. Sullivan.
member of Parliament for the County of
Westmeath, presided at league meeting
here last evening. He said that coercion
was now impossible. The Irish members
of Parliament. he said, will treat the Con
Servatve cabinet about to be formed in a
manner not dissimilar To that which char
acteriZed their treatment of the Gladstone
ministry, if the Conservatives should treat
Ireland in the same way as the Liberal
government had done. The prospects for
Ireland said Mr. sullivan, were never
brighter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19
CHOLERA RAVAGES.
Thousands of People Fleeing from Muroia
MANY Deaths Reported.

MADRID, June l6-ln the Province of
Castelon de La Plana yesterday there
were eight cases of cholera and sixty
deaths Thirty thousand people have
fled from Murcia, owing TO the terrible
dread of the disease which has taken pos,
Murca alone, yesterday, there were, ac-
cording to the latest returns, sixty-four
cases of cholera and thirty nine deaths. In
the Province of Murcia, outside of the
city, there were fifty cases of chOl
era and sixteen deaths within the
same period. The official Gazette
confirms the statement that cholera is
raging in the Provinces of Valencia, Cas-
tellon de La Plana and Murcia and in the
city of Madrid. The opposition newspapers
on the contrary deny that cholera exists
in Madrid, and say that all testimony re-
garding the suspicious cases is insufficient