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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-22

.I|. Il FDlA h.
4 LL'' July 2I.-Flour -Quiet and
Mly moderately active and feel.
.x opened S8 To l-2c higher ow.
'sa9u visible supply; declined 81
aiiieu 5-6c, sold of 3-4c
~ &c under yesterday; 80 1870
s ~ Il ~ i'sc July; August 50 $50
"a ~ '-sei September u 3-i@a2 sac,
I1sging moderate. feeling steady;
: y &c; July IS S-sG45 7-sc, closed
10y IS l-is1i5 lao closed Is l-4c,
'@io 10, closed l6t9 40 l'sc.
PROVISIONS.
early, then rallied 2l-2 to SC,
ap i.Ic, and closed steady; cash
"a 1ngGst slv 2;@lU ~ IL; septem-
I 4 p AZ 2lsto5 SC low err; cash So 90
IN 'st 20 oOSb s.; september 50 700
Yeats q uiet; dry sailed shoulders
snort rib 90 l-A@5 IS; short
!, AFTERNOON BOARD.
~, ier; is to l-4c lower.
F1c lower,
ia higher.
III LIVE STOCK.
pnrnal reports.
sceipts $40; generally weaker;
eers "a 7c95 80; stockers and
* ny W. NI9f 20; cows, bulls and
..f.1 -, Througa Texas cattle 10 10
'fJSGt 50. ~ V
eip Is 300; slow and IS to Csc
a ~ " GOA 10; Texas 81 1895 =.
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GRAIN aud vesdstuas.

wns~t. cnn,os, rs 10 $50, medium, % as
oats, 2ll."a25E barley, 8564Cc rye. -----
corn. 40Ql6o: hay, loose nom the wAsoI ,
So COOS % per ton bale hay, $40 0O@ll co.
bran, SOC, per 100; chops, u oOel - per
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Nav YoRK, July 2l.--Spot closed arm.
sales, rs b tles.
Ordinary use: good ordinary 3 l.Sc; low
middling . 1880; middling 0l-5c; good mid
ding lO Slice middling fair ~ 7-sc.
Futures closed finn, to IL points higher;
September Is points higher.
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81, Louis.

~ PRODUCE.
81 Mo-, July N.-Flour steady and
/; hmiiy 4 55D} 65; choice 4 cool II;
) 10; patents 2iG5 20.
atfly active but lower; opened firm
idscrease in visible supply, then
n B &c, partially recovered but
+, and closed rs to c below yester-
fed cash 81 OF 3-4@l OF Ia; August
r closing ri 81 VI 3.S; September
~, closing % Ia; october / Ol9
l1g ! o. bid. No. 3 red 81 J e cash.
u slow and irregular; No. 2 mixed
~ lie; July "A SC bid; August
noer i3 Bic; year &c 3-ta SIC.
Al but slow; No. 2 mixed cash &c
! PC; August 24G2i l'Sc; year % 81
y Easy at Q 20.
'tieady at 81 IL.
PROVISIONS
1ith good consumptive demand
~ lots S64J.
~ Long clear IS IS; short lib
Near 81 10.
ong clear SO lo@6 20; short ribs
!hprt clear So 50 1906 IS.
y 2b9il No.
AFrEE SOON BOARD.
F& 3sc lower and corn barely
.U LIVE STOCK.
80 pts $40. coru-fed steers scarce
~ 200 DO; grass nat yes 81 300
r4tiVe butchers "a o0td4 10; mixed
ttuu " 00G3 IS; stockers and
W. grass Texas steers SO zoo
81 al pts $500 weak and slow pack
'ecelpts 100; good to choice nut
nnd weaker, % zoos 60; common
4oo Texans 81 60@3 0c; lambs
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Sales. ei.iOO bales .


LIVERPOOL, July 2l-Spot closed fiat
Ordinary 3d. good ordinary Sid; low
middling 3-Sd; middling uplands I'D;
middling Orleans 9-l8d.
Total sales, 500; American, $500; imports,
q ,00 American, $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-22
Wards Seminary for Young Ladies,

NAbHN TLIEi IENNF
A famous institution. The alumDae mum
Der I0i. Attendance 1915, $50, fro n si1 teen
states. The forLy-flrrt session begins Sept
l. 1885. Pst'onIZe this college. For cata'
logues, special arrangements and convey
ance TO Nashville address j. o. PATTON,
Professor OF Mathematics aud General
Agent, palas Texas. Prof Patton II also
connected with the SOUTHERN SoHOoL
AGENCY, and will supply SCHOOLS and COL
LEGKs with TEACHERS and TEACHERS win
POSITIONS. Installations In 10 states nave
been supplied.
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WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED

portions organs ~ the body enlaged aug -
X ~ s.nt sssled ffee Erie MID. CO., Buffalo, y. \.
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WON.

IN ~, Pa, July 2l.-Wool mar.
IN rsnnsyiyanla, and West Vir-
* AooNe S2GSic; medium, un-
lug ana celaine 2i025c; coarse,
~ o !, oiI g and del dine, 2!l.2d2ic,
~ ana Colorado fine, lbsac: me,
M 'u'y n Wool-Firm and nm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-22

This This This Last
day. week. season season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-22

Real Estate and Live Stock agent. CITY bust.
ness and resideat property. speciality. ONCE
over City National bank,
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Cardinal MoClo,k.y,. runsra,

NIiw YORK, Oct. 1.-THE arrange.
msnss for thu funeral Of CARDINAL Nc.
Closkey lave not yet been completed
The clergy arc in qxandary an TO
how the basket should DO trimmed,
certain rules in that regard being laid
dewn for The burial of cardinals. A
cablagram has been aent to Roma.
The casl>eE has been ordered and IL to
be made OF Ban Domingo msh0eony.
There wsro humorous De Paul society
callers At the palace to-day, and tele.
grams OF coincidence were received nv
Archbishop Corrlgan from the Arch
bishops OF Halifax sud st. Louis, and
the bishops Of st. joe, Missouri, Chat
ham, New Brunswick, and Vincenpos.
Indians, and telegram of consolation
wan received from Cardinal Simeori,
provost OF the propaganda at Rome.
Vho deceased pr0lste will be buried
IN full cardinal robes and mitre, and
while lying IN state will DO guarded
day and night by delegates from the
ST Vincent.
iho cathedral VIII be drapod in
mourning aud the sanctuary In purple
velvet, enblemsti9 OF his positiou,
Re will be buried in the vault under
meath the church, in u crypt adjoining
the one which now contsins Tho rs-
mains OF his predecessor, Archbishop
Hughes.
heny visitors came to the cardinals
place bo-dAy, bat outside OF clergy
men ald meelbers OF the different ro-
ligioua orders, none were admitted.
AT the nigh mass In the cathedral
theirs was an unusually largo attend-
hnco. The rosary for tho dead was re-.
eitad ut tho conclusion OF the mass,
The renains o. Cardinal Nc,
| ClosEey wero removed from
tue bedroom 10 tho south
paslor, where they rested on q eatnfal-
qle. He Ia dressed in his robes OF
once, with nitro and insignia of
office and shows no traces Of his long
illness. The oflioe for tho dead WAS
ohanteG IN tho cathedral this alter.
noon. AL tho arrangements for tho
funeral will b0 announced to-moTro "
IN the various Catholic churohes
throughout tho city. To-day PRAYERS
were said for tho dead cardinal, aud in
many OF tha churches of Other de-
nominations fitting fetofonoes were
made 80 his aouesae.
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BEECHER ON A'CLOSKEY.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH rHsoNeep
10 Hear tho ReNsrks or the Eminent
Divine on the Life and Death of
the Beloved Prelate-Serv-
ices NJ Various other
Churches.
nsseher on Meolosksr.

NRw York, oat. Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, was thronged
to-day with an unusually atten-
tive audience who beloved the
Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr
would make some reference to the
death Of Cardinal McCloaSay. Mr..
heecher spoke en- tho resurrection and
tho Translation and tho spiritual in
man to Heaven. uconelusiou he ssid:
"tnat dear old man that hqs
gone up from among those who
loved him leaves behind his oardlnnI's
throne the purple OF his robes and his
TARA; 1t was we'll enough thst he
should havo therl aud the symbols OF
MS authority, but tho moment thar he
emerged Into that other lilo he stood in
his spiritual entirety, where hiS
toISple was his Lord. When he
lifts hiS venerable head there
he Will be yonng--young la the pres
enoe OF his God--Rad no will remain
with those he loved and with thoaa
whom ho has consigned TO destruction,
for howill DO there, too. | rejoice in
HE transmission as do the transmis-
sion of all the saints. This Is tho tes-
tim0ny OF q Protestant. Remember.
you could not make a Catholic ost OF
mo any more than you could make an
saele,, oaained in u barnyard lay
eEgs."
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cRImEs AND CASUALTIES


Sr, LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE most ssrI-
GUS event which took place to-day in
connection with tbs striko OF the
sireat-car men was tho stopping OF
eight cars ON the north end OF the
Broadway line by mob and driv-
ing away of tho condust0rs and
drivers, Tie police wsro soon
on had, end about 10 arrests were
made, Some rocks we're thrown az 40
cara but no ono was injured. Tho
track or the DollBiontniu6 road was also
ob,truciod, but car man
were not intaylarod Will.
More than doG9n to,peaola
were put On the olive street track, and
their explosion by O car passing over
thom caused some fright smoug tho
passengers aud three ladies' faint
cd but thgb was tha extont
of tho dnmsge. The executive COM
mittee OF inc Kuighta of Labor
ctterod their own Bnd the services u
500 knights Of Labor 20 tho police
authorities 30 special policemen Co as
sist IN preserving poace, but they hSv5
NOT been accepted yet.
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a acprrIa rIhnl wnva.

SAVANNAH, oct, ll.--A strong north
east gale, which has been blowing all
day, caused tidal wAvo in ssyau-
nab river st noon, and Quo al
10 o'clock tonight, Tho rice pl antS.
tions are all submerged. The bank =
are badly broken and tho crops are
al under water. Tho los8 ls
entimNtod a. 60 To 20 per cont.
Hutchinson, Island, opposite Savau.
nah, In inundated ana its residents
camo over 70 tho city tonight. The
rice along the Ageechee river and
Sitills river 10 Also damaged, and
many delds will be e total
losl The heavy rain has flooded
tho country south NJ hero
aud track of Savannah, Florida &
Western railway Is washed out Ia SOW
srtl PLACES. A freight train
ran into n washOut near
FolkoEton and tho engineer and
fireman were seriously injured. The
Jacksonville & Savannah express is
also on tho track % Callshau.
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A Ceu with n yyooden Log.

some timo ago q valuable COW, the
property OF Mr.. Botterill Hudson, OF
AalioD, broke her leg, and Mr. Hud.
son, botnR DESTROYS Of saving tho cow
for che sake OF n fine woll.brod calf
then running With her, desired Mr.
SnSrry 20 siuputate The limb. This
was dunc,aud mo Veterinary then tried
tho Ingenious plan Just carried 10 a
SuooossWl issaQ. a rud eiY c0natructeI
wooden leg was made unaor MIR.
snmry's direction, and tho COW did 90
well on ,ha artificial limb, The stump
Of the LEG healing so naturally, too,
that whom all swelling hAd spbsldod,
tho Veterinary had more artistio and
permanent "timbei" constructed, ard
tho cow iuay now bo seen ktuMping
about the meadows a. coptentad, aud
appsrontly almost rs active, ~ when
euppl,fa with the fall complement OF
laesiu.ended Tor her by nature. Pro-
le9tor Willigllg, of Edinburph SAWS he
knows OF but one Gaso anything ike
nafalloi 10 ihis, and that occurred In
Nglos.- LoBdln Fold,
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roKEIGN NEWS.
pARNrLL PRAISES THE Archbishop.


bnkiauu.
PARNrLL PRAISES THE ARounIsuop.
LONDON, Oct. il.--Mr. Parnell, IN
speaking IN Kildare, ireland, referred
IN torms OF highest pralBe 10 Arch.
n,n,shops Walsh and Croko
Inc former, he said. was
QUO OF tho strongest supporters
mat Providence had given 60 ireland,
Wolie Archbishop CrOko's sarVlues
woro known 10 all. The stand they
nave taken proves tho opinions OF The
priests ind tho people. In regard TO
boyco,ting no eaid the practice was
pursued indonondont OF thu Irish lead.
urs-indeed thoy diaavowed ID.
Lem cHuRcHfLL's ADDRESS.
Lord Randolph Churchill has i.sued
an address TO his osns,jt.
uents. II Ia Ia tho same i'm.
pulsive style that charncteriZss
his speeches. un saws iha Libernls aro
unable TO Justify their claims upon tho
electors by \ record III foFoien
or home achievements, and content
themselves with incomplete, mlRlosd.
mR. VNt0nuatlOn, aud acknowled
iheir failure. rneY cook to attfAt,
votes by promisCs which a hltter
experience has ahown they
have Mother tho capacity nor
She strength 70 fulfill, 10
rniora 10 tho adverse vote against
ulatgione'a govnrnmont wrung from
tho Commons on tho budget He con-
unuegi "Mr. Bright will direct his un.
tlyalled oraiory-slmple, forciblo, In.
vlhcihlo--his personal Possessions and
experience, 10 induce them o. relnsta,o
ihe Liberals. Tho old dlaycnsion
amoeg tho Liberals which caused
tho failures Of tina psHt five
yoare, 10 now blazing iiercalv. Mr. |
In all honesty. You can.
not yield 10 his Appeals. Tho
policy OF the ivrmtr ia
TO regain tho friendship OF the powers
wnich prejudice, pre,unptlon |
and nnltrooney have almost
forfeited, and 10 use that
friendship to secure European peace. |
imperial federation for tho d.,
isnHive and commercial purpoees OF
England and her colonlen, TO
conciliate by equal laws lust aud firm
administration, tho Trish brothren.
now Initiated and eslranRed, no that
uulon which nature, ~ we'll no
The policy offered. may otarnsllv
endure, 10 place the connsr, hsvond
NJ influence nc par'c or s,,x,rtv. 10
PAIN the rural FARMING popula Tod he
benefit OF sell rov,rpnans
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CoFsIcANA, Oct u.-lSpecisl.l-Mr.
W. S. Cook, Of Blooming Grove, 5his
cousty, while az wolk at JONES' Gin,
had his Srm caught spd So badly lac
era1sd ,hAs is had to DO anputatsa, and
the operation was paftormsd by Dr.
Palmer, the arm being .oFea OFT be-
tween the elbow ana shoulder.
Sergeant George eglssby passed
through here Yesterday, having in
cnaFge iiye copvicts for the peniten-
tlary, and Two We're from Waxahachie,
one from Bonham snd threo from De-
catur.
Colonel Richardson, superintendcpt
OF tae Texas division Texas a. St. Louia
railway spout the Usy In our city.
"A freight ougiue on the nsrrow
gauge,ouinG to an open switch, flow the
track and cso2ls9o to-day, bus was re-
placed IN time to leJ the passenger
train Ivy.
Ar.G Martin, living near Chambers
crsok, an old resident Of this county,
dlcd last night and was buriad to-day.
H. y. l.. Berry, Esq, lelt this mora.
lnG for business trip through Ala
bam8 and Georgia.
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FANMERsvILLE, Oct. 1l.--[Special. l.
The continued fair weather is propiti-
tlous to our farmers, both Ia gathering
cotton as well ag rapidly maxine q
heavy top crop. Much CT The staple ia
balp& marketed. Corn has made an
immanRe yislh aud "gueB begEingv for
80 35Ain, delivered. The prseniouu-
Ea'na steam Mills sNd gin arc Kept
busy day and night, while all atorsee
room is crowded. aud tho giR.yard con
stan'lg illl6d with loadsd Wagons wait
Ing their turn. Mr. Robinson, tho pro-
prlet0r, was rsided last night, sono
or9 entering MIS- room and
robbing his pockets Of about
S3O. The same night son 9 200 pounds
d NGnc ID sevaeel rGaba.a n} ,ylool
were stolen from the mill. Although
we hav8 a Farmers Alliance, tenn
persnee council, grange, four
churches, high scnuOi, etc, We alBo
mayo "elack sheep in the flock" some
| where.
Tho water. is drying out fast on the
surrounding prairi9s, but the large
ansings hera Gnd tho water ia Made
| Bn3que i5 still supplying thBoub stock
Health GOOD; no deugu5 vet, though
Gasosvillo mas NJ abundance 10 spare.
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xahRchic.

WAEAHAcHIE, Oct, ll.--[Speclgl.l l..
In the case Of A. 81. ana Dan Garlson
VS.. insurance Company Of North
America, ia uhs district cours yestar-
day, j. w. Feoris, ep9cial judge--Hop.
Auson Rainy being disqualified, hav-
ing been au attorney in tho case
Judgment WAS rendered tor defendant.
This was suit fled for tho recovery
OF SlO,990 damages, sustained on o
policy by fire in Ennis on tho 18th day
or January, 1885 Tho Aamo parties
havo suits fled fox like amount
against two other compeuies-the New
Orleans Insar&uca company ana the
Eas5 Texas company, Of Tyler.
The jury docket IN the county court
will DO called N The morning. This
Giysa us two ocurts in session, tho dis
triot and county court.
A. couple OF colored geRta start tod ont
Tor IN airing this morning, with q
double Team. The team became fright
ened, ran awey, struck the corner OF
the Dad Fellows building aud COM
pl9EelY paralyged the buggy.
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CoMANouE, Oct. l1,-[speoiall-on
yesterday c. a. Lse, u prominent
farmer Of this county, was tried for
incest, tho victim being hls own
daughter, a pretty girl Of Is years.
Pnhlic sympathy Is ag'inst Lso and 10
Is almosta settled fac, that no viii be
olnyictod. lTa WAS required 10 give q
bond DIS 1000 for bia Gp6aarsnc3 ID the
next teEm vi Tho district court,
There BIAS been ovGr 600 balas of cot
ton meyksl0d hero this season.
About s n'clOc6 Lass night the steam
whistle Of Bofner & TunnOlPs steam
Gin souuds Tho allrp OF fire, which
proved 20 De their gin. Tho flamsa
ran over The entire BUILDING, but were
coon under coltrol, no a0rious dMaGgS
being done. Th0ro were about 10
bales Of RegJ cotton IN the house az
the time. 1hern VISA no insurance on
the costoD ~ building.
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What a vonnr cnnnlo nlh. IA

a charming family hotel wts built
in asuburb Of Boston two years since.
IL was uniahed with oil modern cor
venlences. There were electric bells
In row st tho door, &c that ihe sftor-
noon caller could riug up nino differ
ontaud peaceful msli.sorvsnls before
getting into communion with
tao family tho camo 10 200; tboro
were hrn escapes aud telephones, aud
elevstnrn and spoaSlng.tubaa, ana FOR
Hught i know, BafeiJ.rtivla and sub
mAtinc cahies. But the Gro rning Jog
81 au Was the fact that no children
wero allowed within lts walls. 1, was
huilt for tho accommodation OF child
loss couples, aud Va 10 ohildlssg coup
lea wore tho suites lot. how great
was tho quiet aud calm Of tia. shell
tered retreat, until enc ill-slhrrod
morning, when the CT OF an
infant ahrilly and pi,eously broke tho
silllsots Horror aud indignation on
thppart of nino guiltless couples, aud
yet, so weak II humanity, that before
me end OF tho second year thore were
csildren in TOT the 10 families, Tho
childless young couples were childlebs
no more, and when tho owner Of tho
building complained TO his friends of
the unfair treatment he had received
rs The hands OF HE tenants thev all
lnnehsa In his Taco aud advi-6d him
IT, ~ apsttments IN harhelors.- Bos-
ton Letter TO Proviaeuce Journal.
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Prayers for the pe,a Pre,,t,

PHuAnELrnIA, Oct. 1l.-All tho
priests Of the Catholic churohthrough-
cat lhis diocoso, ~ their oariy m6sges
ihi1 morning, requasl9t tho prayers #
tlair Congregations for tho renusa OF
the soul OF tho Eto Cardinal Nc.
uIuskey. Archbishop Ryan praached
IN tno morning 20 no cathedral
end duripg his sermon referred 30 tho
death ut Amorlcg'e first cardinal, nos
gone 90 his account even "A
me hnmblest, and tbs arch-
bshop viii hold pontifniei
toqu,em mass for the repose OF tho
oNdnal's sOnl some tims this week.
probably noI until aitOr tho funeral
services.
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A REooeNIzHn UNION.

LONDON, Oct. u.-Sir II. ID. Wolfr
will leave Corstantinople next week
for Egypt. 1t il believed that Turkey
Will recognize the Union OF Roumolia
ana bulgaria AS fact accomplished,
ANOTHER CIRCULAR,
CoNsrANrINopLE, OCT. 1.-THE ports
has sent another circular 10 the ptwers
requesting a decision in regard 10 the
Roumelian difficulty. The govern.
ment meanwhile continues extensivs
military preparations, aud is well sup.
Piled with money from tithes, although
trying 20 arrange loan. The Otto.
man bank offers to lean fi5O,OQ0, but
the porte wants more.
THE ANGLo-TURkIsH AGREEMENT.
Tho basis Of The Anglo rurkish
agreement consists in reform OF the
entire civil, military and financial
sovernmons q Egypt ard Tho ex.
clu1on at Turkish troops The SOU
aane2 agreement awails the approval
OF Lord Salisbury and the sultan.
CON FERRINa A DEGREE.
inc sultan has conferred the highest
order upon the khedive on she occpA-
ion OF tho Turkish New Year.
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PARIS, oct. ll,-[Speoial. l-Six hun
bred and eleven bales OF cotton were
received yesterday. With to'day's
receipts wo viii reach for tho week
5000 Dalps.
Miss Mckinney ia recovering very
rapidly from tho injuries received In
endeAvOrlng 20 saw her sister.
MoIntyre Is Ho0th's mins.rels played
10 q full house last night aud oll were
delighted with tho poriormauco. Az tho
ploso Mr.. u. NJ. knyn was presented
With gold huntington wat1h by the
mombgrA OF tho Cnlg p0ny.
Tho cry nOn To Mount PlossautW has
fully taken bold upon our people, and
they ere determined that Paris rhall
have tho railroad facilities abe 30 much
unehr
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Bowie, Oct. ll.--Lspecial. 1.-THE dry
weather aud dust are getting monotln-
Gus, and prayers for rain will soes be
In order.
This has beon llvsly Business week
for bowie, Gotten k>a been received
az the rate OF - Gales daily.
BsWie Is nov receiving cotton from
around ST, ZOO aud Forestburgh, which
hitherto won't TO Gainesville, aud a
considerable quantiby from slong Red
river and some from the Indian Terri
tory.
Diairict court has been engaged all
tho week with civil business. judge
piner has dispatched his business
rapidly aud satisfactorily. Out OF los
csses on the civil docket when Tho
court opened, there arc now but II ro-
maiRing. A good weeks work.
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HousToN, Oct. il.--ISpocial. This
morning Adolph Herisog, m old Ger
man citizen, wea found doad at his
house, hanging by u rope attached TO
tho top OF window, 1t was doubtless
a suicide. lie had been on protrRcl-
I'd spree, and throo days ago was IN
the calebooae for being drunk and
attempted TO suicide, but was pre-
vented. lilo said he would do iteoon.
A street. car driver was kicked by q
mule tonight and had HIS leg broken.
This morning before day Mike
Mooney, a saloon keeper, was badly
stabbpd ia the back. Thros men are
ia Jail for IL. They will be on trial to.
morrow.
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MARSHALL, Oct. ll.-lSpsoial.l The
romans OF DR.. Hood were followed TO
their last resting place in Greenwood
cemetery by tho followers Of his pro.
fessioo, together With u LARGE number
OF friends and relatives.
The private residence OF Colonel
William NJ. Jones was entered last
night by burglars and ono OF his
bosrders is minus $50 in cash, aud his
SON, Donley, is unable TO tell tho time
OF day for the want of his $40 watch.
Ben FronGh was arrested here last
night by City Marshal Floyd, who no.
oelyed 8 telegram from Dallas asking
HE arrest.
h. 2. iittlejokn lost his infsnt chil
last night. Ii will ba buried this
evening.