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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15


Mcats-sagar cured hams i2c sugar cured
breakfast bacon lie, short clear bacon Sc
short clear dry salt nc.
fish--Mackcrel, Ion Kits, No. !, 81 10; No. .,
u 90; half bbls No /, - 50; No. ., $ 30; white
fish, No. ! half bbls SO so; No. ., s. %; dried
herrings per box, i0c cod ish, SIC.
Lard-Tierces, 7lc; son cans, lie; 2oB cans,
Sc; ION cans, Sic; ~ cans. sic; an cans, Sic.
Tea-ImpcriOl, iOa6oc; gunpowder, oOa7 Zoe,
Sugar-Fino powdered bbls, Nc; do half .hbls,
gic cut loaf, slc; grannlatcd standard. Sc;
choice white, dc; yellow clarified, Sc.
Ricc--Louisiana, 6ldlc.
Salt-Coarsc, In bags, 81 300l 20; fine, In bags,
2la6c ''e' :" ""' "''' ''''s' = w. 'o'N''''
Canned Goods--Pricos per dozen irne ap.
pies, standard u ~ peaches, standard lbs,
lbs. !? 10; tomatoes, standard, lbs, 81 90
seconds, lbs, ---; 3 lbs, II 30; green corn
u l0dl 81 green peas, = ~; gooscbcrrics. u =,
al i0i raspberrles, i 3Oai S; oysters. full
weight NJ, u 10; ~, ~ 10; Hight weight,
~, 65c, n, II 20; salmon, | H., a $50 so; .
NJ, s.; mackcrcl, ~, oOcdSl %; sardlnes
American, 81 90 case; imported, Sl3 0Od II "
| case; strawberries, > h., u 40; blackberrios
81 1870; green cages, 81 40; Eagle condensed
baking Powder-silvcr Loaf, / n cans, pei
dozen, 5oc h cans, 4 80; u cans, 81 80; n
caus, ~ %, u cans, Sl2 co.
Sundries-Starch, 4c; SOAP. common lcl
German olive, 1c. Candies, fun boxes, he
nivs sSScas % DOZEN coeman S mustard SG G nS
al 80 dozen. Maccaronl, imported, l5c II
| Americana 15c box. buckets, two hoops, II n
DOZEN well buckets u 90 dozen, Brooms 81 u
! as - dozen. brilliant oil, bbls, lie; Eupioi
do &c; do, 20 cases, 81 90; brilliant, 25 cases
| - %; do, liz cases, - -.
Flour Standards Royal patent, 81 % pc
! bbl; sacks, s. 80 per 100 NJ: No. Texas pc
| 100 lbs, - rs; No. - so; No. 3 81 %; Con-
meal per bushcl, 90c; Ilominy and grits, pc
Dbl, a 80; Oatmeal, per half Dbl, IS 10
cracked wheat per n, &c, Crackers: \ sodn,6c
| NNN soda, sc; cream, slci ginger snaps, 7Bc
! lemon creams lie.
! IIams-Ncry scarce and Will be very mucI
higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Live stock MnrIset.

Beeves-Grass. fed, 2Id3lc.
Mutton--Cholce, 2G2tc
stock cattle--ghc prices In stock cattle vary,
according to locality where raised. We quote
different localities us follows;
Panhandlc-Strlctly first class ycnrllngs, per
head SIS O06 IL 90; two year olds, Sl9 OOa20 90
cows and calves, so oO.
Western TcNns-Ienrlings, 81 O0dl2 %; two
year olds, $40 0Ool6 90; cows and calves, SO Ot
"a 90 o.
Central TeXas--Ye earrings, . 00dl0 90; two
year olds, Sl3 O0ali %; cows and calves, S23 N
"a q 90
Southern TeNas--Ycarllngs, IS OO69 90; two
wear. olds, sl2 OOdlJ 90, cows and calves, $50 U
d22 90
Eastern -Yeariings, 50 o0a7 90; two
year .olds. $40 OOGl2 90; cows and calves, SIS "
Gg0 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Texas \ Pacific Railway.

The Grcnt Popular Route between the East
aud The West, short line 10 New orleans and NIL
points in Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona and
California favortc line TO the North, East
and Southeast, Pullman Palace sleeping Cars
daily between 81 Louis and Dallas, Fort Worth.
NJ rnSo aud san Francisco, Cali also Fort
Worth aud New Orleans without change. solid
trains from NJ l'nso Ia ~. Louis. fnst time
nrst class equipment, sure connections, SEQ
that your ticket reads via TcXna n Pacific rail
why. For maps time tables, tlckete, rates and
all required Information, call on or address amy
OF the Ticket Agents, or II. T.. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
H. W, MCCULLOUGH.
raes, & Ticket Agt, Galveston, Texas.
W. ~, NEWMAN,
Gen. Trnflc Manager, Galveston TcNaa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Wool and Hides.

Twelve months clip, light, fine and medium
ltal7c; fine heavy to light, lldicj six.
months, light, line TO medium l0dl3c; fail, fine
heavy, ---, fall, light, 1ncmedium, --
coarse, sdl2c.
IIides-No heavy flint dry per n lSl a l5c NO.
heavy hint dry, per n BE No. l light flint l2c
No. light Hint, per n Sc bulls and heavy, dam
aged, per 10 Sc calf skins and badly damaged,
per n 4a6c; green, snlted, sound, per n 1ic;
butchers, green, per h SIC
Peltrlcs-- Deer skins, per n l2n l4c; antelope
skins per n l3c goat skins, each, 100 2Oc sheep
pelts according 10 amount OF wool, 20c mp
shcnrlngs according to amount OF wool, ja lOc
Mexican sheep pelts salOci Mexican sheep
lluus Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

Aliens shlriiugs, fsr; slater solids. she. Dur.
nam solids &c, Derlin solid colors sic; mar.
.hy purple, &c; Aliens double pink, Sic: Al.
.on fancy %; star and Crescent turkey rcd
print 40, Globe turkey red print. &c Franz
, ny turkey red nc; Washington fancy oil
Heavy brown shceings- Rutland & c.m
1ucs 30 Inches, y Glendale. 81; Admission,
$50; foNhall ~, 6i Enterprise " H. IA, Ar,.
we, ~ Lawrence, l. T., 81 Tain O'shanter a
NV Ni'as4. Nh nsi, Chapman - keniucky
FIRST Prize "a, 81 simpson solid BLACK O.
simpson silver Gray, 8; Montgomery fancy, al
, belmont fancy, " Berwick iancy, 81; Cones
hlcachcd Cotton--Chapman y, Il Amory
80, y : Androscoggln l., n blackstone y \, Z,
,aDot -, Damnticss -, %; Englc -, q
tcnrless :, 81 Forest ~, q, GOld Medal I,
brio, a,
lO.4 Pembroke, TO- 1874 Monadnock lpc:
i0.l Lancaster, ~; i0A Pcppeicii, ~.
Wide Blcached Sheetlng.--lO.l Lowell, 10.
20 Pembroke, 90; lot Pembroke, n; a. T'cm.
broke, ~ 90 Hulnnebarry,9 .; 1914 roppcrcll
! Colorcd bucks-PatuScnt. 10 os. lsc. Mon
tauk ID sIo; Boston, o. lie; Everett ~
Tick--Amoskcag \ G A. rae; Cordi. A G. 4
| l2lc; Cords, fancy ltic; standard u. sgc
| Ocean, pc; lewiston, lie. Cornwall u. sic
cornwall \, l2ci Whittcnton 500, l2ic: Whit
| Hickory Strfpcs-ENtra Stout. blue and brown
Zoe; Mechanic, blue, 20; Jewett CITY. hluc, 10
Rock River, blue and brown, Sc; BOSTON, blue
Gmghams--Zephyr .; Plunkei a Amoskeal
/ u; GLASGOW fancios 4, Glasgow dress STYLES 9
ureylock dress styles III Rcnfrcw drcas style.
1 " Renfrew draper cloth lOl Rcnfrcw Swis.
! brochures Is, Rcnfrcw jacquard 100; Nuhlai
! dress styles York check and fancics "a; lorl
dress styles 81; Wamsutta check aud fanciei
] II; riverside dress styles I.
Cottonades-llay City ~; Namelcss 10. New
| York ID \ T l6 kcnrsage 10. \ ADA 4 40
| BELL ID \ Il ~, Golden Eagle 1853; Wlnchcstc
! ~ Ntnknna IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
st. Louis.


PRODUCE.
LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Flour-Easy NNN
q y. family - 3jd3 Al choice - 1jdJ ~ :,
n NSdiGji patents - lOd1 30.
'iell-Acllyc. unsettled and lower, but, az.
Haailng considerably, stlffcncd up and
A 10 lcbelow Yesterday; No. > red cash
lagasl @la6ic, closing at 95lc bid; sep.
n elasllc, closing at gGic; October 9SIG
Il oilhg aesia9 SIc No, 3 red cash SI4 SSc.
Fash and before harvest months to
A ~ ylt after harvest options were weak (,
a mixed, cash, ~ i3tc, August i2lC I;
|fa0er E3di2lc, October ale; year 335G
.Nhiie, mixed, ASIA 43lc.
4 -Valeti No. 2, mixed, cash 2i625lc /;
AVER gilo; year 23d 23lc.
i Aeal-Dull at - 20.
a,c,gg'eand higher; tub washed 2iG30c ;
iarl Easlic; Texas lld2llc.
<'ll-sleady at 81 H.
PROVISIONS
nd nominal.
pa-long clear SO OOaG 10; short ribs IS %
lipefl clear 81 l0a6 30.
5Ns-% ijdll 50.
MrERNOOS HOARD.
4, \, iioscd firm and t. better.
"A Nominal
H. LIVE STOCK,
NJ receipts 200, supply scant and feel
4 \, -at TO choice native shipping steers
ID No. good native butcher steers - 900
K I,isv,iiiels OF butchering stock . 50G3 ~
IN Yeels - 2od5 IL; Indian steers 50 80
b. Steers 50 20d4 90; Texas cows
N 9SlG "'''' Z ou' io"cr' P"oA
<lsa E.gpl, 1900; good to fair shipping
4 t5p's pest grades, but poor stun very
nei,an 70 medium - O0'a2 Is; good to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

Drug.-Bark, cinnamon per y l2ci Peruvian
loo II 80 boraN ltr Bi carbonate Of soda,
Engll.h g. Goppcras. 39fs. Cinchncdla, per
OK 22a2sc. CASTLE soap per ~, 100 iJf. Cream
tartar c. r.. per o.. ga t5r Chalk, lump, per
H. 2a@. CalOmel, l.. a W. 11pelc English.
per b. bottle incinded u O0sl TO- Chiomi
hydTete. per d. 81 S0al u, rhlOroiOun, per b
bottle Included $50 M. CViuposiilon pOwilefpcr
n, 80 DOgerr, per n, u 20, Epsom ralis, per
ramphor, Der ~ sec Morphine per Or, - 800
~. ~, castor. machine, ~ ne, OIL, castor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Country Protlnce.

Orangcs-C California, per box, 500
Lenons--Ca llloTnia, per box, u 80,
Apples-NorthCrn, - OOd5 30.
Potatoes-Irish,per bushel, Texas new 50@G0c
new Northern, zoe In sacks per Dbl, " Is ON
ions, northern, per barrel, 50 -; Tur.
nips white, per bbl,, ; rutn'
bnEn --; Beans H. med, bbls., 3ie; large
lima 2ic; small butter -; Pickles, medium
per bbl., $3.50; small per bbl., $500; half Dbl,
medium, 80. 10 half Dbl, small, --, Peanuts II
a Sc Cider, half Dbl, $40; Cabbage, per crate
Northern, 500.
Poultry-IIcns S2.OOd2.25 per dozen: young
chickens Sl.75Q2OO; Turkeys 90 TO B5c each
Geese S.; Ducks S2.50d3.00.
Eggs-Per dozen, 10 TO l2lc.
Fresh country buttcr-ChOlce lG3G2Oc; choice
Western dairy zoe; creamery, 35a37!.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

prlnts-stnndard prints, novelties, d hnln-
llton fancy. Sc, .,lan's fancy, Sc steel river
fancy, aic; Windsor, hlc; liuli0n iancis Ae'
Marion fancy, Sc: Arnold, 5.c; Duuklrk fancy
SIC; fcnwick medium, i.c llauel fancy 9tci
Manchester fancy, sic; Tivoli shifting t9e
McrTinac shirlings Sc; Itiea shlr'inss Air'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

cent OF door locks 81 23@9 90: wool screws
30 and l0pcr cent, of l.. r. east door hutt- 40
and 10 per cent of; cut aud timed tack. 20
per cent. off coffee mills Opcr cent. of blind
hinges, 20 and 10 per cent OF carriage bOlta, ~
and 10 per cent. Oh pillow bolts, ~ per cent OF ,
piece TN ware 10 per cent. oh deep stamped
ware, 80 per cent. on shallow siamprd.wnr 80
mo- sut uH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Galveston.

steady.
Gross receipts ia bales sales 80 bales; ex.
ports none: stock 1901 bales.
Ordinary Sc good ordinary &c; low middlng
ole; middling 93c; good middling 9ic mid
ding fair l0c,
Futures opened barely steady, ruled quiet
and dull closed steady, TO II points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
ICE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.

PRODUCE.
fNclfy, Aug. H.-Whcat-Lower cash
*giember, SOC: October, SIC.
f-,eady, cash 55lc; september, sac bid I;
w. g asked,
f-N0mlual 2llc bid.
LIVE STOCK.
tDdly Live Stock Indicator reports;
I e-Recelpts 21S3, strong, active and Sc
exporters - 20d5 40; good to choice
ID, = !0d5 Is common to medium - BOA
Rockers and feeders 81 t0di 30, cows
'l9; grass Texas steers 50 0Od3 80.
f,-Recelpts, 6I3j; weak; to l0c lower at
fig
\ r-lecclpts Isl; steady; fair TO good
n z sd5 90, common to medium II 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

-tANu a., ihohttE.
.sic ,fas aud price. ara i"vv,y Nngu.t
v a. 81, y 3,c, september si6I s7ic,
Io-B,rs ,' NY October sslaaic.
~ a. weak owing to large receipts I:
'l''ing aI issc bid september
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

il-Goyernment bonds
nn unusually active some prices
H IA, has been active and dull by
4 lla'', ~ d,y we're 10000 shares, a
~ 'l', ,,. \. of 1880. The bust
ig s.., y,,.' comparatively well dis
~ y sales in no case eNo'eueu
y The feature of the mar
'i,'er continued activity In u
~ ,ow stocks that ordinary re-
. ~ IN In the carly dealings the
ienNs GOOD deal of fcvcrlshness
i',iI ~. some stocks going NJ while
f'n I'D this was followed later by
ln' .lon TO the whole list, which OK
,,dcrable strength with
w. slow advance. The
N, ,,,ned strong, however,
,,,e,etlons throughout the after
VA strong generally at or within a
", If The best prices of the day, al
~, NO., prices were generally only J
he closing quotations OF last
MONEY.
- ,ac. il.-MOney, ON call, easy nj
gAA MN, am mercantile paper $40; for
n, nrlet and firm Mt - SOY for Sixty
h 4; iof demand
''S EXCHANGE.
80. lng. il.-New York sight g 90
li ,eS premium; bankers sterling
STOCKS.
II ,or 1.-THE following were the
Ilohhi '-le,,,.ftnug AT the New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
1sed steady at 3 to ! points lower,
liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Aug ll.-Spot closed dun In
buyers favor; quotations unchanged,
Ordinary cd 'goOd ordinary b-lGd, low
middllng ) 7-lGdi mddllng uplands 9-lGd ;
middling orleans SD.
Total sales, 5000; American 1900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
London.

LONDON, Aug. II. - American refrigerator
beef is quoted at 3al0c for headquarters and
Base for forcquartcrs per pounds by the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Houston & Texas Central nv,

The only Nl.stccl rail line liz the state
The only line In TcNns running Two daily pas
rpngCr trains each way With Pullman Pnrlnr
cars ON day trains and Pullman sleeping ears
ON night trains, and with It's connections, torm
the only double daily route from Northern and
Central Texas to New orleans, whVrc immedi.
ate connections are made with through -cni
lines for all points North ana East.
The shortest line between Texas, kan-asCity
Hannibal and ST. Louis, and favorable routes
via pcnlHon and Missouri Pacific halfway to
kansnFCly, Hannibal or ~. Louis 10 all points
East, North and Wost.
Through slccpors every day each way between
New Orleans and 81. Louis Via Lafayette, Ia. /,
Houston, nallns, sherman and pcnisOn, Texas
aud thence Via Missouri Pacific Halfway,
through the Indian Territory, VIA Fort scott,
Kan, aud Scdala Mo.
Slccpers daily, each way, between Houston
aud Anatin.
Through tickets from or TO amy point In Great
Britain or continent OF Europe via the Houston
I Work thence Via North German LLOYD, White
I star, lnman. state, Rotterdam aud Italian
/ steamship llncs, ON sale az Important stations
I ON line OF this railway aud nc Galveston, tucrO,
Victoria, san Antonio, Marion, Scguin, Wcimhr.
I LaGr0ngc, Columbus, flntunin, Schulcnbcrg.
/ san Marcus, Hound Rock, New braunfcls Rock
/ dale,
I BS- Persons desiring to purchase prepaid
! tickets to send to friends In Europe, VIII save
money hy consulting our agents,
Sc For Information ns 10 rates Of freight,
passage, routes, Nc4 nppy In person or by letter
/ to 4, o. fLOoD, Ticket Agent, Dallas, rcN,,
/ DAN'L. RIPIEN, n. Ala FNULkNEit, q. \, A.
/ j, WALDO Pres Texas Manager Houston Ten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
wool.

Boston, Aug. li.--wool-Firm with an active
demand; Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA fceces 3ld
33c; Michigan hceces 2sd SOC: comblng aud de-
lainc 30d 35c: unwashcd woods l7d2ilc; pulled
woods BOA ne for common to choice supcriors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
Now Nnrk.

NEW York, Aug. l.-Spot closed steady.
Ordinary s 5.l6c good ordinary . a.l6c low
mddling lOl middling lC o. Ice; good mlddling
lOic; mddling fair II II Ice.
Sales ig2 bales.
Futures closed quiet but steady, to )
points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

n n GOV ireland would n'N.n Y
board .lonnHefe 10 fliis fffr N Z. w !. y.
II sr,llsl i,e s great yn'r''' y, !.
many anxlOvs kamffseehl,l.n. ~ 4, /, {
and he lease NV world =, ,.,, ,g,', ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

German living with Mr.. Hubert was ar
rested aud taken before Esquire Jones,
who placed him uDder $50 bond Ter pr
agpeasaScr At tlc next terin q court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
THE COLLEGE,
wcnthcrrord, TcNns.
Conducted by European Graduates.

The course Of instruction comprises thorough
English, ancient and modern languages pure
and applied Mathematics Particular attention
bestowed on the theory and practice Of eiyli
20 c0nnty surveyors and others ~ IN tene fRasf
Young gentlemen fully prepared for business,
civil service examinations, nll the professions.
On terms more than moderate. References
permitted Prospectus aud further particulars
may be had On application 10 the president ~
above. Box ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
d CHANGE.
u, was Fcrerlsh Yester-
" e,od Prices We're Gen.
rally Maintained

.,,tet. We're Active and I'm
~ ~ =, on at Lower Prices
+ eaton rnch"nge"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. li,-Spot closed
steady and unchanged
Sales 800 bales
Low ordinary Ice ordinary S5.l6c; good
ordinary g5.l6c; low mddling o 9.l6c; mid
ding DC; good middng i0c; mlddling fair
] 1,t "A ii IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15
COTTON MARKETS.
necelrts ~ Am unlted stntes ports.

porrs This This This Last
i'"is' day. week. season. season.
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lave 10
made
Il neVsI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
$l.5O Per Year.
DEATH ON THE RAIL
A Terrible Accident Near Creston.
Iowa. 4
A Section ofa Passenger Train on tho Bur
iIngton Falls from u BrIdgs-Thrco
Persons Instantly KIlisd--itiEht !
Others InJursd.
DANGERS or TRAVEL

CREsToN, Ia,, Feb, 9,--An appalling 90
cdent occurred on the Burlington Railroad
At small stream ten miles west OF here yes
terday afternoon. Az the New York fad
mall approached the bridge q rail broke boz
meath the forward cars OF the train. Tho
rear coaches were thrown from the track by
the detection They t0ppled along on the ties
until they were ON the bridge, when the
two rear coaches and the sleeper careened
and fell from the bridge into an Icy abyss
below, carrying down about twenty-five
passengers, many Of whom were women
aud children. The escape from gem
eml destruction was marvellous as The
cars are badly wrecked and the
fall o desperate one. The coaches
fell bottom ulayard Into the stream, crushed
through the Ice, and, wedged into the chilly
water were held until the front end Of tho
train could be pulled out and relef-crew
returned. The scene ut the return OF tho
front cars was distressing In the ex-
tremG A number Of gentlemen whose
families were IN .hc COACHES, being forward
In the smoker Ut the time Of the accident
were apprIsed Of the distress that attended
their wives and children by the agOnlllng
appeals for aid and screams OF pain that
came from the battered mass OF debris. A
force OF rescue was hastily organized, and,
armed with axes, strong men hewod their
way In to the imprisoned dead and wounded.
The scene on the inside Of tho cars was
appalling Many who were not killed were
knocked unconscious by dlsmanted seats
and debris, and lay llmp and helpless, II
was NJ first thought t-lOt tho number
OF dead was very large but
on recovery from the wreck, and on
the arrival Of medical aid, which was
hastily procured by the company
many revived and were able TO be trans
lelTed TO this city where every attention is
being shown them, The accident was duo
TO the change In tho weather the last few
days.
The following Is a list Of the killed and
wounded.
llod-liohcrt Brown, Mount Pleasant Ia;
Mrs, lOwoL Now Albany, Ind, Mira w, o.
CnrrOll, san Cache, Col,
lnJuUd-A, H. Cole, Grand Rapids, MlCh.;
G. H. Howell scoplngcnr conductors q, Il
Hawkins, conductors :, i, Lindsey, CrostOn,
lhi W. j, Davenport burlington, Ia; Dr. w,
q Carroll, san GnGhO, Col, Mrs, N, Farrell,
Prescott, lni hanh Waterman, Corning, Ia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
SENATOR GARLAND.
Tho Interest His Aged Mother Takcs In
His Advancement.
tWnahIngton Iottor,1

rho Interest His Aged Mother Tnltcs In
uls Advancement.
tvo.hi,r,o, to,,o.,
'""'"'"s'o" 'V''or'
The hue and cry about tho absence Of
dnv aeema "a hovo hoo, anita unworrons~
sI uo Su,'i i',vS ~ u""a,,"uv' ,.
n' no was nov w hl'any OF IN that VIZ
einity' There was g'ntlo old lady with
brown hair, stroakod with gray, out on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 70,
Khartoum, Arab thinks, the prophet had ut

Khartoum, Arab thinks the prophet had ut
least 10000 men.
CAIRO, Feb, 9.-In an interview to-day
the khedlve said he believed that General
Gordon Is still alive, rs the MahdI was too
Wise q man TO kill him, The Mahd had
no Interest In wishing the death OF General
Gordon, but on the contrary, he
would do all In his power 10 prevent such an
occurrence. Instant action on the part OF
England, he said, Ia necessary 10 prevent
further progress OF the Mahdls cause
and avert new disasters. The aban-
donnlent OF the Soudan by En-.
gland under the present circumstances
would DO a grave mistake, The tribes
hitherto friendly 10 Great Britain would
now Join tho Mahdi, and II, England does
not take Immediate steps TO crush him, his
Influence may seriously threaten the stabll.
ty OF the British Empire In India
ROME, Feb, ., Admiral CaImi telegraphs
that no anchored OF Massowah on the 9th
Inst with the coryettes AmerIgo Yes.
puccl and Garlbaldl. A force OF marines
was dlsembarked and tho Italian flag
holsted alongside that OF Egypt. Nothing
has been agreed upon between England
and Italy. Maglanl, the Italian Min,
lister OF Finance, opposes the expedition,
upon the ground that the treasury Is
already Oyerburdened, but the majority of
the deputies support. II, and together with
the press urge that IL 10 carried forward
upon great scale, Turkey has protested
against the occupation OF Egyptian terri
tory by Italy, and demands the withdrawal
OF the Italian troops already sent 10 Assah
and Massowah.
CAIRO, Feb, 9,-I.Ord WOlscley has 70.
celyed orders from the War 0nlce TO capture
Bcrber NJ all hazards and 10 make of II the
permanent British stronghold In the Soudan
All attempts 10 capture khart0um are for
the present abandoned,
OTTAWA, Can, Feb, 0.-It Ia stated that
Colonel Williams has tunderpd his services
and those OF his |, ,glment, selected from tie
Canadian militia for active saryIce In
Egypt whenever the home authorities may
need them, The application has been for
wafded by the Governor General 10 En-
gland.
LONDON, Feb. "a National Indopend-
ent Association has been fovmed here one
OF lls objects being 10 promote an alllrsce
with the United States, but one which would
have for lts sole object the repuslon Of an
attempt by u foreign foe 10 invade any En-
glsh'speaklng country,
BERLIN, Feb, 0,-RcnsdOrf Npd Kcuch-
leE Anarchists, sentenced to death some
weeks Ngo by the Imperial Court ut LeIpsc
for attempting TO cause the death Of the
Emperor and other royal persons ut tho
NeldGrwald celebration, were executed 1T
eight o'clock II m. Saturday ut Halle. The
execution took place In the prison, and was
by the sword.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

METROPOLIS, ILL.,, Feb, 0-Frank 40.
ncr fifteen years old, Is In jail here,
charged with numbering his grandmother
Mrs Ross who lived near Rock Creek,
Hardin County, The other day ho
was chopplng wood for the old
woman, when another boy In
ducod him 10 leave his work and 10
OIL to spend the day In the woods. on his
return his grandmother rcprmandcd him
severely and he went to bed muttorng
threats, About midnight he arose, got an
axe from the shed quietly entered tho old
lody's room and buried the weapon In her
brain, killing her Instantly. Abner con.
fcsSos his crime, and does not seem 10 re-
alL0 Us enOrmlty.