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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
CI,icngo.

PRODUCE,
FsA'o, July 0.-flour--Dull and steady.
HISlrong early, with an advance OF &c,
BMenned &c, closing lc under YESTERDAY
fIieeeVc, closed size: August STdS51c,
ny September s9iGOUic. closed zoe (:
~ vltGesc, closed 92lc.
and ilrm early, but declined
4s%N LOT july 3c for August and TO ic
fgsghocr July 458dI6c, closed 455c; .Nu,
L.iatSic, closed i5lc; September 45lG
PROVISIONS,
.yMet and weak; July $40 O2IGl0 l2t
IN puvtt0 10 ~ October $40 2Od 10 80.
aeals-Stcady dry sailed short rib
'u nit fib - 65d5 70.
II, HdiSt and weak; July 50 67ldG j2l
"a 40 ~ september 81 57id6 90.
H.. n, AFTERNOON BOARD.
k,irI n.,rnnler; s7}c August; cole septem.
|l-A shade higher.
|k-Sieadv.
II. nchanged.
|-Vnchanged.
|ye,., LIVE STOCK.
" Journal reports.
q ,oveeipls, $500; steady; shipping
Ia. va va ~ stockcrs and feeders quiet
II 3 AZ aeout 200 through Texas cattle
4 a, ..gses,ilpls 1900; active and shade
1 Is,h'saceipts 1000; trade brisk. natives
| ) "a ieNahs y OOd2 10; lambs per head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
,rcE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas city.

Kansas City.
PRODUCE.
kks CITY, July 3O.--Wheat-W Weaker. Tile
august, Isc bid september, Sl1c bid.
Flower: cash. 33lc bid; August, Sic
|nber. Asc bid.
Market corncrcd cash 33c bid.
LIVE STOCK.
Live stock Indicator reports:
le-Rcccpts 800; market stronger and
!, b. higher for butchers stuff exporters.
/ 10; good To choice shipping - 1Od5 10
pn TO medium ~ j0G4 50: stockcrs and
i, - Dd4 30. cows, y 00d3 30; grass
steers y s0G3 20.
Receipts 1890; light, SC higher AT - 20
fp-Rcccipts 800, market steady for good
flair TO good muttons, - 2jd2 IS; com
u medium, u j0G2 ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Live stock Market.

Grass -fed-2iGalc.
Muiton-C hOicc, 2d2le.
stock catlle-The prices In stock cattle vary,
according TO locality where raised. We quote
different localities ~ follows:
Panhandle-Strlctly first class yenrlngs, per
head, SI5 OOd 10 90; two year Odds SO OOo 20 90;
cows and calves, $50 90.
Western TeNas-Y carllngs, 81 OOal2 90; two.
ycar-olds SIS Goa 10 70; cows and calves, 20 90
a 20 co.
Central Texas Iearlings, 0Oa 10 Oo two.
year olds, SIS O0dlI 90, cows ana caves, w w
aga %.
southern TeNas--N eaTlings, = OOd9 %; Two.
year -Olds, Sl2 OOa 10 90; COWS and calves, 10 w
ID - %.
yenr olds, $40 OOal2 90; cows and calves, sls W
"a 20 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31

Twelve months clip, light, ine and medium
Toe due heavy TO light, llalSc 81 months, 10
a llc; fall line heavy, 100 lie; fall, light Hue
medium, l2a lie; coarse, "a lie.
Iildes-No. heavy flint, dry, per n lici So
heavy flint, dry, per o lie; No. light hlnt lsci
No. light flint, per n Sc +. bulls and heavy dam
aged, per n Sc calf skins and badly damaged,
per 4a6c green, saltcd, sound, per n Ilci
butchers, green, per NJ dc,
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
81. Louis.
PRODUCE.

1louis, July 3O.-Flour- Easy but moi
Div lower
Hat-liighcr With only moderate trading
n weak on good receipts and bearish
Put soon advanced 10 a. under an urgent
Ed. subsequently this advance was lost
fOther reaction occurred and prices closed
above yesterday; No. 2 red cash $50 gSic
y %lagSac; September 99jasl 00l Octo.
|gaiG!. Market closed at outside quo.
'l--Cash, July aud August lower: October
kher; No. ? mixed cash Ilidilbc; july
lid; august 4lIai22c; closing 4llaIlRc':
nnoer W i23c; October lllc,
H--Lower and slow; No. . mixed cash
INc,' July Doe: August and september BE.
D Meal-'lniet az y %.
pl--firm and unchanged.
lsky--steady at y ~.
PROVISIONS
k-slO 40.
f-S6i5.
Neals- longclear 50 5O short ribs - 81;
'Itln.1a,lons clear So l2laG IL; short rib
'boO short clear IS 62l.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
.aaet-stfonger and higher. August aSic;
lnber u OOi sOctobcr n OF.
lr-firm and unchanged.
f-slcacy and unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
lF-heeeipts 200: quiet with no notable
E hatlVe shipping steers u 75d5 10;
oaieher steers a 40ai Is mixed butcher
''ock y I5Gl 90: stockcrs and feeders
W grass Texans - 75d4 90.
I,Idaaeceipls FOO; active and higher at
.l-heceipts 400; dull, except for best
\ common g to medium - 3Oa2 is; good To
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
LOCAL MARKETS.
Groceries.

Meats-Sngar cured hams lllc; sugar. cured
breakfast pacon llc; short clear bacon SIC
short clear dry salt &c. Meats still ON big
boom and VIII he higher.
fish--Mackerel, ION kits, No. !, 81 10; No. ,
u 10; nan dds No !, ~ 90; No >, s. 30; white
fish, No. halfbbls, 50 so; No, q 80 %; dried
herrings per box, Zoe cod fish, sic.
I.ard--Ticrccs, &c; son cans, Sc; 20b cans
sic; ION cans SIC; 5ib cans, sic; 3B cans, Sc.
Tea-lmperial, 40d60c; gunpowder, 5Oa zoe.
Sugar-fine powdered bbls, sic do half bbls
SIC; cut loaf, slc. graduated standard SIC;
louisiana grannlated, Sc, standard A. lie;
choice white, &c; yellow clarified, Sc
Rlcc-Louisiana 6ld 7c.
>alt--Coarsc, In bags. II 30Gl 10: fine, in bags.
3lai.c 'aNe' III nat "0Op ""'r'''' y w. pockets
Canned Goods-Prccs per dozen: Pine an.
pies, standard, II Is peaches, standard > lbs.
~ %; 3lhs., - 25d2 5O seconds, lbs, 81 80; 3
lbs. y To- tomatoes standard : lbs, 81 90;
u lOa Is; green peas, II IS goosebcrrics, 81 d
a 40. raSpberriCs, II 3Odl rs; oysters, full
weight D., y u; > H., y 10; light weight ]
~, 81c; N, y 2O' salmon, No., u 5jGl 20; .
NJ, s.; mackcrcl, ] H., 90cNSl 90; sardincs,
American, II OO case; imported, Sl3 00a IL 90
case; strawberries, > H., y 20, blackbcrres,
81 30; green cages, Il i0 Eagle condensed
Baking Powdcr-silvcr Loaf / n cans per
dozen. 5Oc; n cans, y 30; ] Ii cans, y so; 3 ID
cans, y 90; n cans, Sl2O 90.
Sundries->tarch, &c; soap, common, 4cl
German olive, SC. Candies, fun boxes, lIC
halves 6; quarters, g; Indigo, Toe n. Blue
ing, S0cd II 90 dozen. Colcman's mustard II 80
as so dozen. Mnccaronl, imported, l5c n
American, 15c box, Buckets, two hoops, II 20
dozen; well buckets "a 90 dozen Brooms 81 10
as % dozen. Brilliant oil. bbls, lie: Eupion
do go; do, % eases, - 90; brilliant, % cases,
- 90; do, IL eases, - 81.
Flour - standards Royal patent, 81 % per
Dbl sacks 8 80 per 100 ~; No. Texas per
100 lbs, - 10: No. 81 80; 80. - 90; Corn
meal per bushcl, 90c; lIomlny and grlts, per
Dbl, - 50; Oatmeal, per half Dbl, - 10;
cracked wheat, per ID, &c, Crackers 4 soda, &c (;
NNN soda. sc; cream, slc ginger snaps, be;
lemon crealns, &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31

nat" bringing about l2lc when weighing over
0pounds each when sold on selection thcv
bring from lOl 10 l4c, according 10 grade hut
generally grade No. 2; Il Will. therefore, be to
thu interest OF The stocknicn TO sell them ''nat
Peltrics--pccr skins per n l2dlic; antelopc
skins per N lie goat skins, each. 100 zoe sheen
pclts, according to amount of wool soc mn
shearlings, according to amount OF wool, 50 lOc;
Mexican sheep pclts sdiOc: Mexican sheen
pelts, Improved, lldl2c Mexican sheep shear.
lings SC. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Country Produce.

Potatocs-lrish per bushel, Texas new 500 60c (;
now Northern, 15c; Onions, per hbl., red $500;
white 1928 Turnips, white, per Dbl, - ruta-
baga -; Beans H. med, bills, Bic; large
lima Sc small butter -; Pickles, medium,
per Dbl, $3.50; small, per bbl $3.50; half Dbl,
medium, 1910 half Dbl, small, --; Peanuts II
Northern, $500.
poultry-Hcns S200G2.25 per dozen; young
chickens Sl,25dl75; Turkeys 80 10 65c each
Geese S.; Durks S2.5Od3.O0.
Eggs-PcT dozen, Sdl0c.
Fresh country buttcT-ChOlcc l2ld l5c; choice
Western dairy 2Oc; creamery, 35GjIl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31

dull. wv 'iVscu
Gross receipts bales; sales none, OK.
purts none; stock 92l bales.
orlnary sac; good ordinary 93c: low mid.
middllng fair l0gc. iVa' >
Futures opened easy, ruled duh and closed
quiet hut steady. ) TO points lower.
Total sales 800 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
on CHANGE.
rore mil Yesterday on Small
! transactions Cotton Was
Unchanged.
MARKETS Opened Irregular
"rn'" ,,.d and Closed strong
aud Higher.
r,S.xci,L.

,,,s Inly sO.--Goycrnmcnt bonds dull
", bonds active aud generally higher.
'N"s ~, marc or less unsettled and irrcgn.
~, although in general il was strong in
ua Ian and weak In the afternoon. There
,' ,g business done between 10 and u
me reported transactions am a, mt, II to
sna ae ibe noNt three hours aggregaling
LdOaD shares. ..,.,.,
ssIJ there Is danger OF some OF me bond
-a tbe Il. Louis, Kansas CITY n North,
Il SOFA caupany securing possession OF
'llli" o'ar tbe purpose Of establishing an OPP
81 Inc I'M 70 the Missouri Pacific between
N. and the Ear Wesi.
yonK, July ao.-MonS;y' on call easy ~, al
/ .ehsnrc mlci at - 81 for sixty days
4 M for dcumnd.
H STOCKS.
yopx ,July 30.-Thc following were the
. ,1'siny quotations at the New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
rnEGAzETrE. ronr WORM TEXAS. FRIDAY. July 81.

week, 10000 bags stock. 10 200 hags. sh,,,,.n,.
10 me nitcd states during the wcek. Ks oo0
haes 10 Europe, y 900 bags: sales. 0o0D hags
MOS July MISUNDERSTANDING of Tho
week, 20,OOO halcs: stock lsnn1o iat,s " , ~
l9nls io Europe during the week. II 600 bars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

\ famous institution. The alumnm number
l!3. Attendance lso4 j. $50. from sixteen states.
The forty first session begins sept !, 1887. Pa.
tronizc this college Board, fuel, lights
laundry, music ana literary tuition, use OF
sheet music cost u year from $500 10 $3.50, pay.
able In installmcnts VI desired. 4 coach for the
students viii leave Texas for Nashville Scptcm-
her LIST In charge of the agent For catalogue
and arrangements, address j. G.. PATTON, Pro.
fcssr of Mathematics and General Agent, bal.
las Texas. Mail viii be forwarded TO him on
the road immediately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Grain and Produce.

Whcat-Choice, 75@ SIC; medium, asa 75c oats
81 o25c harley, yjd zoe; rye, - corn, 40050c
hay, loose from the wagon, 20 00ds o. per ton
bale hay, SO Oal2 %; bran, SOC per 100; chops
81 Goa % per 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
New Orlenns.

firm.
ordinary Lice; good ordinary 95.lGc; low
middling Toe; middling 10 5-lGc good midling
lOlc; mlddlng fair II LBc
sales 500 bales.
gust points lower
sales II 100 halcs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, July 5O,-Spot closed quiet, lGd
higher for ordinary.
Ordinary sd; good ordinary sid: low mid.
leans o. l6d
Total sales, 5000; American 64O0.
Imports, none,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
New York.

NEW York, July 3O-Spot closed steady.
sales 1902 bales
ordinary D l6c; good ordinary ga.l6c low
mlddling l0Ic; middlmg lC glide; good mid
ding l0ic middling fair II 5. lGc
lower. F
sot.,u 40 snn 1,,.t..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Texas Pal-ElechiC Telephone Co.

our Fort Worth Exchange Is now In nu
operation with over 200 subscribers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Coffee.

800 ~ ssi..NLltiu, July @.-coHee-Good
per 10 killos; receipts OF the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
Missouri Pacific Railway.

Direct route East via ST. Louis. Two trnlus
daily between ~. Louis and san antonio with
out change. At Kansas city Union Depot
passengers for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico
and California connect with Express Trains for
all lines. At Atcllison connection l. made with
Express Trains for all points In kansas and
Nebraska. At Omaha connection IL made with
all lines leading 10 the North aud Nest. Su.
pcrior accommodations, fast time Pullman
Palace Cars run through ST. Louis via Scdalin
daily For maps, tine tables rates etc, call
on or address any of the Ticket Agents, or
II. r. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
Is. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket AV, Galveston, Tex.
i. ID. LtfSk.
Agent, Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
;:Npor,s from all I. :. ports this week

Great Britain ......... '.... soo,
France. ......... -'v s
Continent ........... ss so
Slocl az all Z. ;. ports this day sIsms
This day last year. ...........'... ,so55
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-31
COTTON MARKETS..
Receipts nj All United Stntes potfs

This This This l.aa
day. week. season. season.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17

besides that n DOuntaia. L By desra udiug
our :-llow eitizeus who, a.rsctiy or indi-
rec ly through the savings banks 10 those
promises to pay dollar IN demand or in due
season, II BY letting the silver dollar fall b.
low the gol dollar we could take third
CT the burden # the public debt, mLcJ lea,
than ten dollars apiece pay cur wor~inS
men and women for t5e loss of n thlrd ci1
every dollar OF their wagesi How long b.
fore they could get their wages raiseI
enough to buy as nIIc1 as osforel
The range of prices is lower to- Law than
since tie discovery Of gold in California
The redistribution Of population in tie two
bsmispheres since tnen is vastly more as
cribabl5 TO legislative colsriva1cs thai
is the low level Ct pres. Prices
in the United States are the rsc0rl Of tn,
fluctuations of Commodities al currsncisg
in the markets OF the word. tn y are no5
merely domestic f1ctuasiOn& OIessI an |
India appear ia tn, p.ice Of VIII Jst at Cl--
clgo Our legis alton cIieay cUicsrIs ffSy-
five million people, bus prices ars the out
cJms of twelve or fifteen hunIrel millioi
peoples aff airs YJs we ara ccisio1 lliy
toll that the present general fail Of price'
has b1en caused an | eau be cuunterpoisei
by the variation OF a few hundrodths of
per cent in the ratio OF our owl
silver coin stock to tns mass OF tbs none
tary me:als OF the world, bV the trans-er Of
more silver from mineJ in Neva la u vl1lts
in New YORK.
mans inventions and industries are ham
meri1s down all tno products OF mas
LABOR IL one New E Iglani town by onS
weeA's l.bor can shoe all the fest III Cilc.G-
natl, Chicago AMI ST Louis for year, whsl
years worx was too little one deca 10
a o, how snail not the price of shoes go
downl Eyerywher, toe effort is to obtaIL
hsitar, closnny, f11i All t1e or1a.n51=s OF
theSe necessities o. lie at smaller expsnss
of mental energy AMI bodily toll The his
tory of Inventions ls the record Of psrma-
neut reduct.ol Is Of the cos of getting mana
necessities. This reiuced cost makes pOssi-
bl, ths enlargement o. the comforts of all. a
higher ani hlgacr standard of life for
the pocr How snlll the reduced
cost noe apps1r in dropping prlceef
To the trIdily ciasjej foil OF
prices when cumpri e. in too brief periois
cannot but br ing scme measure CT distress;
when Continued for toJ loa5 psriods, canno;
but entail a general depreSsiou on OF trade.
But when it is i her Sd 1sn nor prolonged
enough to throw large numbers out o; en-
plOymsnt, the great mass of working uen
aad women find in lover prIceS al n 80 un-
mixed COOL. Wages are always at
oucs exchanged, with soma deduc-
tio1 ter saving, and il prices
are lower the same wages thy more
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17
AvOiCs OF WARNING.
Governor cameron Sounds the Signal OF
Danger In Virginia

Governor cameron Sounds the Signal of
Danger In Virginia
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. Governor Gamer
on, in his message to the legislature, says
there is a balance of S5a4, 6s7 4S in the treas
ury of the state. After an extended review
OF the debt question, ne says:
''I5 woul1 III become me to insist on any
po i y to be pursued by the executive an
legislative officers chosen by the people OF
Virginia to administer their affairs, as the
successors of myself and my poli.i al assc-
ciats At the same TIM, feel forced to
sound the signal O. danger. Encroach-
ments havs begun to se made upol the rights
guaranteed to this com nonwealJh by tho
constitution os the United SsateSn
In raising his vo:cs OF warning the gov
crnor calls attention to the opinion dtEvsrei
ey four is'elting ju>sices of the SUPERIOR
court of the Umtsd SSatas in the cass oc
Poin nlexter VS.. Greenfield. decide April 20,
1855, and other VEginia coupon cases.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17
"Tbe ordinary .xpsnditurss for tho same

"The ordinary expenditures for tho same
oerio1 were:
ror civil expenses s................ 81; a.RsI2 II
S,r foreign intercourse ...... 5,iS9 SO II
For dians ..................... 8. -. "a %
For pensions ................ 80, lO4, ,7G7 81
For the military establishment, Ia
clhdil rivers and harbors
and arsenais -. -. 4as-o.s ~
For the naval esta biishmant IN
Gu ling veSs j.. mac linrry,
and inpro .e1lents ct navy 80 E.
yar ,'.....,...'...-..--.., B.niO7s 81
Fer insceIlai expenditures,
incl lg public buildinsS
ght houses, anl col ecting
me revenue ...............' 81, s,O,S 81
For expeni .tureS ON &C 'ount Of
the DiStr CT Columbia 3t'9 $50 9j
For interest Oh the public deM.... s! > 62ji I
For the sinking fund ............ 45SJ,,03 a.
Total w ............... $-J5 so go 81
---
Leaving surplus Of. Sli,SSJ.iJj 81
"The assets OF tue treasury on the 4 b Of
March, 1876. including fractional coin AMI
other unavailabl, items were as 70 lows:
Gold lin ard billion ....... -. se4l31, ist %
Less certificates outstanding ...... n4 1870 o.
sz6 s5Soss %
Silver lin anf bullion .......... ST.. u. 9j6 10
Less cert. .Gcates outstanding -. L. .6Ji,sSl 70
SAG p l,O75 10
Legal ender notes ................ Sal .aSl,o 5S
Less certIlIcAtes outstanding ...... Z4)J,O0J W
slS.5 O,oOi 80
Deposits IN national banks mn. l.l1O,oo6 "
National b .nk MT ........ 9.3J5 4255
gal g 3.G2l Is
1.-The liabilities of the treasury upon the
same date wero as follows:
Natured debt aud interest ......... s. 4?3, G3j 81
Iut ~ est due and unpaid. ........... 3l3j,9D G3
Accru interest to dae .... ...... 6.59,4 43i 81
Disbuisi officers Dala ices -. I6 $50 05
Outstanding drafts and cIecls..... u. 4o,oI3 "
National bahK redemp. o fuid---. 5l.33l 1911 o.
Postof1ice department. ............- 3.b4,639 81
Legal Ldsr res.r g e............-. f0o, $4,000 %
S2jl, 80 OIL "a
Net balance in treasury ..........sS 1j4 $50 IL
e ,ase:LS %. tH5 ..eas lrT Oh Ln9 lst OF
November, 1885, excluIiny &c .ionel coin
and other ava iable items. We're as follows:
Gold coin nd bullion -. S3Il3 1919 20
Less certificates u~stanJIns ...... S,O2J,i6I o.
SlI2:3i,is9 2s
81 ve- coin and iulioa ......... S16:. .S59 SIS 4:
Less e rtiica.tes odtstaali ..... g3 sj,1,2 w
S-4,5 l06 Is
Ie-al tender notes ......... S45695,3I 81
Less certificates cutsia d az 49,. lS,ll5OOO 20
S27,i a,341 81
Nat; ;onal bank notes go. ........ l,iIl,S43 81
DEPOSITS in nato ltli bl1SS...... IL 5g5. so 70
s2J9, Az. f31 2s
1.-The liabilities Of the treasury upon the
,ams date were as follows:
Interest du. and unpaid -. .S 2.:7o, ,r55 =
Accrued int rest % di.e ......... 7,!33,T7J ~
Ma ured iebt and interest ........ S9J,6S I6
| National bani redemption fund 4SO 1884 O6
Dsbur ing fficers' balances -, 4.3i os
Postoflice de artm mt ............. 3To5 Isl 81
| Outstanding d 7ltJs and checks 80. 4,6A,S.3 81
Legal ten er reserve .............. ID 100 U00 o.
To.al Sl9l, ,5lJ, 1873 81
|
Net ba ance in treasury ........... 50 ISis,2 3S
~ II. y,
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17
WAMPUMS WAMPUM.
A CO-Operativs Company With Plenty OF


A Cooperative Company With Plenty OF
Worthless scrip
NEW CASTLE, Pa., Dee. The Wanpum
Co operative company, at Wsmrum, twelve
miles from this city, is under charges OF
fraudulent practices, and its property hes
been seized by the sheriff. Tie company
was organized about year ago 1t is a.
legged that the land on which its buildings
are located, is used by it only on verbal
consent of the owner, and that by putting
up cheap bull1ing on this land, the citizens
were induced to subscribe to the enterprise
TO the extent of several thousand dollars.
1t is alleged that the companj : employees
were nc uced to ecceIt scrip Of the company
to the amount of about three Thousand dol
lars in lieu cf money for their wages, which
scrip is totally valuelcss S.vtral bills for
goods furnished the company are unpaid,
ami the total liabilities are EFT mattel at S2O,-
CO. The assets are not ovsr e, ,0)o. The origi-
nators of the seems were parties from
Johastown and Beaver Falls, Pa There is
much indignation in the community against
than
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17
ANOTHER SENSATION.
A Demand that the Eutire Vote OF c
einnati be ThrOwa Opt.

Demand that the Eatire Vote OF Ciu.
cihnati be Thrown OPt.
COLUMBUS, Dcc. As the registration
lss has b en declared void, the Republicans
T1opos, 20 bring up the question OF throw
ing out the eatirs vote OF Cincinnati and
Qevelsnd, on the grounds that the elsctiol
YVES illegal and void as the Law itself
Such procee ling would count only re-
turns from the township, in Hamilton ami
Cuy ahoga counties. II such an action should
be sustained and tho election in both
counties based ON the country returns the
Republican ticket will be elected in both
The Hamilton county townsh ps gave about
900 majority for the Repnb lean ticketA
This sensational turn OF affair, may come
close upon the decision Of the court in tas
present cases. ft I'D feefss,4 ,f
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. s--About O'Clock. fro
broze out ia the Daisy roller mill An ex.
pioSion followed, wrecking the builjing an
seriously injuring several firemen Oa, re-
port says four were kiiiel Tha building
was totally d sSroys1 SD a
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17

Leaving a surplus Of Sli,SSJ.iJj 81
"The assets OF tne treasury on the 4 b Of
March, 1875. including fractional coin AMI
,ther unavailabi, items were as 70 lows:
iold lin ard billion 49,. -. $:4l3,1, ,l51 %
Aess certificates outstanding ..... ll4 40 o.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-12-17
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Treasury Report.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S-The following is
the annual report of tns secretary Of the
treasury, given in brief:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., d 'cember, z, 1875.
SIR: have the honor to submit the fol
lowing report: The oriinary revenues of
the goveramenr from all sources for the
fiscal year en- led June 81. 1875, were:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28
The Lakota Excursion.

Eighty Of the residents OF Devils Lake
two full carloads-wcnt down to La
kota Thursday evening on a special train
to participate III the Masonic ball at that
place. Our celebrated band formed II
part Of the excursion, and discoursed OK
ccllent music at each station along tho
route. Our Lakota friends received the
visitors in good style and made them
comfortable Mt the hotels. The dance
took place in one Of the newly finished
buildings on tho main street, and was
kept up until 3 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. II was grand affair, well planned
and successfully carried out. \ gentle
man present who attended the governors 3
inaugural at bismarck last winter, SAYS
tho latter did not equal the I.akota dance
in numbers, decorum, rich dresses, or in
any other way. Tho Lakota Masons arc
to be congratulated upon tho aaspicious
Inauguration Of their new lodge, the off,
GERS and members of which will 10 in
this city next Thursday evening for the
purpose Of exemplifying the work under
instruction Of Minnewaukan Lodge.
No. rs.