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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03
MACKUBIN STREET.

From Rondo street TO Fuller street, as re-
ported upon by the Board Of Public Works
under date Of March 8, 1886.
All in accordance with and as indicated by
tho red line on the profles thereof and as re-
ported upon as being necessary and proper
by the Board of Public Works of the City OF
st. Paul under dates aforesaid, which said re-
ports were adopted by the said Common Coun-
Gil ut their meeting held March 10, 1885.
The pro1les indicating the proposed changes
are on file and can be seen at this office.
By order of Common Council.
TH0S. A. PRENDERGAST.
mch30-iw-tu&sat City Clerk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03
MARTIN STREET.

From Kent street to Arundel street, as re-
ported upon by the Board of Public Works
under date of March 8, 1886.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03
INDIAN AFFAIRS,

1885. leSO. | inc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
GAINESVILLE.

Arrested Tor Illicit Disabling -Uied Among
strangers Two Years for shooting an
Onioer,
Special 20 the Gazetta.
GAINESVILLE, FIX, Nov l9--Yester-
day afternoon upited States Deputy Mar
shall Rector OF Dallas telepboned to this
city and had arrested one w. b. McCor.
mick, II seems that Mccormick Jumped
Il $500 bond which called for his appear
ance before the federal court at Dallas to
answer to the charge OF some Illicit dis
tllllng transactions. He Ia pre- ~
shrewd customer, and 50 was last night
before the officers run him down He has
been stopping at hotel here for some
four or five days but never registered his
name. He was tracked and nabbed, how
ever, and has been jailed TO await trans
portation 20 Dallas.
II Kahn, a young man from Meridian,
Bosque county, arrived IN this city few
days ago Shortly after his arrival he was
taken with an Illness which soon deyel.
oped typhoid symptoms, aud continued
to grow worse until yesterday evening
when he died. Though stranger, Kind
people nursed him aud showed him every
attention His remains were buried IN
the city cemetery to-day.
Yesterday afternoon late, Wallace Ford,
n son Of Ham, recently from She Inciau
| Territory, got too much rcd-cye aboard
and started out 90 paint the town. lie
| stopped at a negro den on East California
street, and In order 20 show his brethren
what q bad man ne was, pulled, his pistol
aud fred fOur shots in the air. He :hep
started toward the Lindsay house, but
seeing an officer In close pursuit got rid
Of his pistol and started on II run II,
was soon captured and taken In charge
and this morning paid heavy penalty FOL
! his fun.
In the district court to day Geo. Lyon
charged with assault with intent TO XII
plead guilty and was given two years II
the penitentaTy, Lyon IL the negro who
shot Ofilcer Vino Anglln while the lattei
was trying TO arrest him some months
| ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
ON Wall STREET.
Stocks were Active with tho widest Dis.
ribution of Business Ever Recorded.
COMMERCIAL REstrAfn


Stocks were Active with tho widest Dis.
tribution OF Business Evor Recorded.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW York, Nov. l9.-Rsilway bonds
sold to-day as follows, Fort Worth &
Denver City az 95l; Texas & Pacific
Rios at AZ terminals at 60; Kansas &
Texas 6's at lOl; SIS at g2a, Missouri,
Kansas & Texas 5's at 92d; G's at l05.
Money 5@6 per cent
Governments active and Il m.
Sterling steady.
Wheat weaker.
Cotton 2 points higher.
Coffee improved.
Oh closed at 76t.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BoNDs.
New YORK, Nov. 9.--Guvernment
bonds duh and steady.
The stock market was active with the
/ widest distribution Of business ever re.
corded. Richmond and West Point alb
sOrbed the greatest amount OF interest,
though the general list received a great
/ deal Of attention report was spread
In the morning that large operation was
short in West Point, and under very
| heavy sales II advanced over per cent
before the first hour In the after
noon, however, 1t was made pub
! lie that the terminal peopl,
had yesterday succeeded in acquiring
control Of the Danville stock whct
enables them to dict tte the terms OF theii
proposed consolidation. Another rush tC
buy was the consequence and another {
per cent was added to the price OF thii
stock. The general market Nas higher
than yesterdays close almost all day
although very little movement In pricel
exceptin special stocks was noticeable
Changers were quiet with the exception
OF Omaha, ana the Vanderbilts with The
exception OF Canada Southern.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

should come from Galveston county. The
members OF the bar OF this city are on.
posed 10 the judges reslgning, and viii
try to prevent his leaving the bench.
The Bar association of Galveston held
a meeting 10 the United States court.
room this afternoon, and adopted appro.
PIRATE resolutions ON the death OF ex.
President Arthur. Judge Sabin presided
ana delivered a very touching eulogy on
the distinguished dead.
me FIRST presentation OF the new play,
"Retrihution," written by Harry Bran,
formerly of the Evening Tribune staff'
took place this evening at Harmony hall
before a tair-sized audience. The cast
was entirely made up Of local talent, Mr..
Bran essaying the leading role as ifRoy
Hamilton" while Squire Boynton, the
villain OF the play, was admirably pre-
scented by Dudley ID. Bryan, city editor
OF the News, Tho receipts OF the enter.
tainment were donated TO the fund for
erecting monument TO that distinguish
ed confederate general, J Il. McGruder,
whose remains lle In Oleauder cemetery,
this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

He continued. We talked about a com.
bination, and about having ino,o meet.
lngs, aud decided 20 have one about a.
week later at McLaughlin's house. The
same thirteen members were present. We
talked about railroad matters | think
made motion TO make Mcl.aughlin
chairman, and he WAS put la the chair.
There was good deal Of talk about the
Broadway Surface railroad aud all other
railroads. There was nothing more than
talk about q combination. The combina.
ton was on railroad bills, 10 pass them
or not. We met a week later az Me.
Lauphliu's. At second meeting Alder.
men DE Lacy and Jaehne argued anOnt the
roads There would pe $500, 600 IA
the Broadway road aud the Cable road
would put up $500, GOO, but half of Il was
to ha In bonds, and il was said there
were too many IN the Cable company, and
they put Il TO vote on the question as 10
which road they would side with, and
voted TO pass aud side In with the
broadway Surface railroad. Alderman
Jaehne said the figure gwen,
s22 900 apiece, VAS too high. There
would not be as much as that 70
20 around because there were some ex-
penses so come out ot the Doodle. This
was the ilcst proposition, but one alder
man thought we ought to have $4,000
apiece. Aldermen De Lacy and Cltary
talked, and they thought there was
enough TO so around At $4,000 apiece
and the caucus voted aud the proposition
was carried. Al another meeting az
McLaughlln's a week after the talk was
about whore the money was going TO be
| put up and who was 20 hold lt. McCabo
/ a a. IA a. q
could not be trusted with so much
money. lie might walk OF with It,,
! Laughter. | proposed Mr. Keenan,,
nous. Tho defendant voted for It. |
think u was said that each member
would have TO 20 himself aud see Kconan
or else DO would not do H. Nothing
was said about how we would get the
votes OF the aldermen, aud | think Ne
then adjourned. The bill was passed for
the Broadway railroad August G. IL came
back vetoed, Another meeting Of the
caucus was held at McLaughln's house
that evening. McQuade and the rest
were there, There was talk about Malo
ney getting votes 10 pass II over the veto
II was sbid that II would cost something
% get those other votes aud II was all ltf
TO Malouey, lie was TO iool
up four or 1--WE votes an,
pay for thom, laughter They talke,
the matter over and said there would no
be s22, 900 iece around, aud believ,
they got town to $4,000 apiece. Thi
I was prior to August 30.
The above is u sample of DuHy's testi
J mony which fully corrobOratod Full
/ CRAFTS evidence. This finished the dlrto
examination. The defense consulted ant
/ then excused Duffy from cross eXamina
, ton for The present. DuffY steppe,
down looking rs fresh q
0 when he began Some witnesses, 4
, show that MoQuado had considerabl
/ money about the time of the "boodle
q transaction, were examined, aud th
! court adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
TEXaRKANA.
An Exciting contest Looking After Water
works Crooked whisky.

An Exciting Contest Looking After Water
WORKS. Crooked Whisky.
Special to tho Gazette.
TExARKANA, Tex, Nov l9,--Thc ex-
element over the contest for the Office OF
county Judge and tax assessor between
b. II. Leyer and S II, Small and Hol-
loway and Mills is still occupying the
time Of the commissioners court and the
attention OF the people. Owing to the
fact, however, that Judge Bell had to be
with sick wife to-day,an there were but
three commissioners present, the court
did not have quorum to-day, and the
matter remains In btatu quo, Your cor
respondent Is informed that the case will
be surely carried before the district court
by whichever party the commissioners
court decides against.
Aldermen Cate, clements and Allen,
who compose the wateT-works commits
sioners OF Paris and who have been ex-
aiming the different systems OF works at
Dallas, Denison and Georgetown, were
In the city to-day, Mayor Henderson
carried them out to look at the works OF
this city, and they expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with them. They
leave In the morning for Paris.
Deputy United States Marshal Faux
ner OF Little Rock was in the city to-day
and had In his charge negro whom he
captured at Magnolia, on the charge o
dealing In crooked whisky. The mars hal
carried his man back TO Little Rock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

In the district court yesterday on a call
of the appearance docket the following
judgments were taken by deiault
J y. Scott & Go. We j H. Polk on al,
judgment for plaintiff on promlsaory
note Of $4,000 aud Interest, foreclosure OF
attachment lien,
Whitfield, Powers 8 Co Va. Sam Kaiser.
judgment on note and account for
si8a528
j, @. Loving w, j. W. Burfon, judg-
ment on four notes apgregating $1,000,
Interest, and foreclosure OF attachment
lien,
Orr & Lindsloy vs.. @, Is Ellis, judg-
ment for plaintiff on note for si2l2.96 and
interest,
Cans, Arnold & co. Va g. II. Ellis,
Judgment Tor plaintiff Tor sl0lS 20 and In
terest
q. w, gillespie Va. II. g. Br0ilos, iudg-
meBt for plaintiff for $3.50 SO and fore
closure OF iurnishrr's lion
Fort Worth National bank w j. ID.
Washington Of al, judgment fori8isbb,Bl'
The suit o. G. w Eisenhower vs.. tho
Fort Worth New Orleans railroad took
up the day IA the county court and rs stu
with the Jury who, after being out several
houis, were Discharged I'll morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
M'RINNEY.

municipal ORndidates--A Busy Day Hon.
j. w. Throekmorton siok-Rsarrosted.
Special to the Gazette.
MoKINNEY, Tex, Nov. H. Municipal
honors are beginning to attract attention,
and candidates are commencing TO but
tonhole voters.
Hon. j. w. Throckmorton, after being
out a day or two, Is down again, this
time not so serious.
Five hundred bales of cotton, wood,
corn and hay wagons made the market
hum to-day.
TIL. Johnson, charged with murder OF
J. p. Akridge, was to-day reauested on
warrant issued by the district Judge,
based on the insuilielency Of his surcties,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
Anun,smnn wounded.

Special 70 tho 1RAetlo'
DESIsoN, TEX, Nov. l9.--Thomas Har-
ris, a prominent young lawyer Of this city,
was brought home tonight from the Ma
lion. where he had been hunting with
others While ut Old Ford, when chang
ina cartridges In his gun, having the muz-
zle resting on his foot, by some means the
cartridge was exploded, tearing his loot
almost of. DR.. Hassinger, who was one
Of the party, dressed the wound as oesl
he could without instruments ana hao lns
wounded man brought home. It's iealeu
the foot viii have TO be amputated'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Special TO the Gazette
CLEBURNE, TEX, NOV. l9.-District
court has been occupied all day In the
suit for divorce, custody OF child and all
mony In the case Of Mary Il Crittendeen
vs.. S. II. Crlttenden. No decision made
yet
MIR Cain Grim, the newly elected
Justice, performed quite sensational
marriage ceremony last night. Mr.. Il IS.
Kelly and Miss Martha Brazell were united
by him Ia marriage In the starlight pc
tween the banks Of Buffalo creek. NO
one but the necessary witnesses were
present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Matt Carpenter did not always bear an
adverse decision with equanimity. One
afternoon when the supreme court Of
Wisconsin had decided several cases
against him, and as he thought against
the law as well, Carpenter wss walking
down the bill IN particularly savage
mood With Judge Luther Dixon Of the
supreme court, when the latter slipped
on rolling stone and fell heavily 20 tha
ground. Carpenter walked on step OF
two and then turned around " watch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

rnilrdinInhinl imam

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. i9.-The grand
jury ignored the bin against the Plnker'
ton men charged by the coroner's jury
with completely Ia the death Of Terrence
Begley near the Union stock yards after
the close Of the former strike. The men
have been discharged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Pipe clay made Into paste with cold
water Will, II Is said, remove grense
stains from papored or plastered walls u
put on without rubbing, lrt etay over
night and then brushed on lightly Where
The grease has been on Tor aomo Time
anYAral npnIIealinnA N. Y " nemlNh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
GALVESTON.
a'fnan Sent to the Penitentiary.
Judge Cook Resigns.

',fnan Sent to the Penitentlary.
Judge Cook Resigns.
AsGaseao
soA TEX Nov, l9.-In the
usalct court to-day the jury in
" 'ae State VS.. Edward A.
e. a,ned a verdict of guilty, and
~ sentenced the prisoner to
ss,aa the penitentlary at hard
,s-n y an eX-alderman from
ward. He was treasurer
a,hul,sn's association, and embez.
Nm. s,s.'onglng TO the association.
M ~ Iloney IN riotous living and
r NV election last year TO the
~, sos,n When his shortage
n rs,a lW last spring, Smith was
msn us seat in the council
41N W. J Hughes was elected
Il bnlsa The prisoner was very
.tsss GOWN to-day on hearing
~ Niia AuN lAIl lUul nc
aNss and three small children,
Esans more lenient than other.
h. ~ vas once an influential
i uls downfall L. entirely at.
Ok Nquor Before he was 0
M, scFqpnlously avoiding
Ssr n,s no months ON the board
n'ae confirmed inebriate
Z III, ~, ludge OF the crlmlpa
~ ts,s saI,et Tor the past tweyt
siua ,o a.ueu his resignation L
~ g,,. sike effect December /
, s'sss as the reason for re
iltorps',' uAt both the judge anC
a,,s.y are from the sam,
and be thinks one oflice,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
( On THE SEA,
M, tIst OF Marine Disasters
P ,ase Michigan During the
Recent Gale
nave uecn Reported and
wan, ssmosr Of schooner" are
n SIN Missing
o,uARrNE DISASTERS.

or MARINE DISASTERS.
nv M Nov. l9.-The record OF
'S g.,stcrs during the recent gale
.,I,nq one. Reports up TO this
.,ow the following vessels
"A emerald, near Kewaunee, five
N. DlcKlason, near Kewau-
4 4 lives lost
s.toown schooners, one sup
4 : & the Helen, near Port sher-
\ ..,ovn schooner near Hogg Island
~. star OF the North, near East
~ l,te Of the crews Is un-
4 The vessels known to have been
n ,.,,es Wallace aud consort, on
Ss,en west OF Marquette. The
I ,,s prObably l0st'
= N ,esseis at Pfessque island,
'strogp. Many lives lost.
,sooper South Haven, near Port
I, ,be captain badly Injured.
rso0uer Mary, near Blenheim,
ssooper Pathfinder, near Two
\, ergo and vessel total loss
ssocser Cuyahaga and two scows
\ ADg
gs5oner, near ST. lgnace.
r'ro1p schooner, south of Muske
S,c,dI6CIty OF New York, neal
sSaer Koliage, near Goderlchr
gtsken up,
m5dIer Nashua, on Grojs Island
BIZ
sape Blssell, near Kewaunee
shiiIg,
saOnGr Golden Age, on Chin'
gopsllcr Belle Cross and barges
hem China beach.
ebOoner Florida, on Marquette
she is q total loss.
ages Buckort, McDaugall, Baker
anlIaryest, near East Jarvis.
Unknown schOoners on Ole
Uic reef.
msioriy Of the cases the crews
but the result in u number o
Sat best uncertain.
scHO0NERs MISSING.
MOO, ILL.,, Nov, l9,-lfears are en-
iiAal the schooner william Jonel
lost In the storm prevailing
~ night and yesterday. Capt
well.kn0wn vessel owner,i II
is son John II commanding
left this port Tuesday morn
and Haven, and ought TO hay'
hat place the same evening
ae been heard Of her up 70 J.
no morning, A telegram iron
lWsn says that no intelligence o
lan Jones had been receives
she was leaking badly whel
Ahport.
yen also says that the schooner
savage aud David Mack, whic.
RON Chicago Wednesday hav
Edyet. Much anxiety is felt TO
sEisEN SAILORS DROWNED.
lQsG MICH Nov. l9,-Th
toDomne and Marquette, in toy
@n barge Manisque, laden wit
NV'coda for Chicago, broke loos
~ morning twenty miles Of
Island, They water
aad went ashore fou
slh Of thls place. Both barge
weeks. The two crews, nun
nNsa men 10 all were lost excep
q Y, w. Andres. Oaa bod
.9Is At Herring creek. Paper
ns body show IT. TO be Wuliar
The HELEN.
ME-, Mich, Nov. l9.--The hu
! gler supposed to be the Hele
aa9 Is floating half mile OF
Aealgan. Wreckage has bee
nnore since yesterday, an
asr things is a yawl boat viii
Helen, Chicago" upon 1t. II
Npposed to be lost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
'NaK Iva HOI SLVO0aaAO

the efforts OF the wise man TO get on his
feet. "l am glad, Luthebh he finally
said, ''that there ~ one law you can't
overrldc--thc law Of grayitation.h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

NAToHEz, MISS, Nov. l9.--Jones spey'
colorcd, the murderer Of Ada CoisMa"'
was hanged in the jail yard here to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Eating is often turned into agony by
disorders of the digestive organs Use
Morris Cascarlne and restore their
healthy action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

,f-,,tfo sorne three or fonr yenrh aa1 was ltow
M Ma, 6n nlGor % me size u hei tongue hsA
XVI tSrt,st 100 pam N9g inceauanli thns'ik TX, *
49, .srgidg TINS Trouble was tiiramh1Nni
p n nsa,ed ffdiu lDe shOuiiera ana ctnirtid ~ We
ar,s ef 0Be hand mo glln1@t losing we Wy o. ~
st,.,ans,,sna nv tho uae ot a nat dozen tlhAA.
s,,sd ootiles 81 swifi's SPECIFIC, hne was rniieg
ssiieys1 and restored 90 health, ms Was DIV g
$50 - ~ l.. MippLEBhoOsh
Npss.s, Ga, June o, 1890,
Treatleson Blood ana SKID Diseases malleh iis 80
rms BwlpT sPRclFIc Co, Drawer u AVAhsa' ~
~ IS "a ST.. ~ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
nnekaktnJon.

Special to The Gazette,
MCKINNEY, Tx, Nov. l9.--Buckskin
Joe, the Oklahoma boomer, was In the
city to-day boosting his colony.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Have you pains ia the email Of the
bRckg Morris Cascarlne viii speedily
and effectuelly cure them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Have you pains in the small Of the
back2 Morris Cascarlne will speedily
and effectually cure them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
AUSTIN.
ire,andA THANKSGIVING Proolametion--A
Senatorial Eaiimete.

ire,and'H Thanksgiving ProolamRtion--A
Senatorial Eallmete.
special to the GnEouo
AUSTIN, Tax, Nov, iD.--.At the present
meeting OF the veteran board In this city
the following Recommendation we're made
for certificates OF 1890 ncres oachi
H. s. Sapp OF BrAzonia conn
~, Margaret Simpkins OF Andor.
son county, Clarisla Mckenzie OF
McLonuAn county, Martha Edwards OF
Howard county, Mrs, &, De Ruiz OF Wll-
son county, Tho following applications
were II ieOted or suspended, Melyina
Swap OF llrath county, Thomas Bur-
strong OF Menard county, George Lord OF
ID witt county
Agcn,leman juet returned from an ex.
tended trip throughout the state makes
the following estimate relative to the
strength Of the senatorial asplrants In the
next state senate, Terrell twelve,
Maxey nine, Ireland seven, Hancock one,
Reagan two.
GOV. Ireland 20 day Issued the fol-
lowing proolamatlou
EXECUTIVE oTtroe,
AUSTIN. rEa,, Nov, ~, lHs0,
While foods aud dronghts have soroly
am cited sections OF our state, our people
have been free from epidemos and de-
vaatating disease and we have
much TO be thankful FOR, and
IL suggest 10 the people
OF Texas the proprioty OF observing
Thursday the 2bth Of November as a day
OF thanksgiving,
In testimony whereof | have horeunto
signed my name aud have caused the seal
OF state TO he hereon impressed at The city
OF Austin this l9th day OF November, A.
ID, 1856. JonN IRELAND, Governor,
j. w. BAfNEs, Secretary of State
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

Thousands have testified 70 the elhcacy
Of 81. Jacobs OIL in curing rheumatism
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

s.,.,s., 80 $50, s,ls,oss,s a.flae Dhg frinaUfr"
Al much mystery ~ 70 the general pub
Ilc, and the belief Is that II KaR a polltl-
cal moyp On the part " Dlstrles Master
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

The Finest Tsaaors Ia the world
VI AndeEeon's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

DHWVItFlH UOH"NI
Java favored, fresh and crisp, for sale at
Fort Worth Grocer Goa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

aud complete that comparatively little
trouble would DO experienced IN putting
ire venture into business shipshape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

receiving teller at Adone & ,IDbit's bank
does not recolleet who Rsssnl 3d.. the =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

closet before life was extinct. The ec-
cuSed was committed 10 await the action
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20

ROCK huitt
Best on earth FOR stock. Try II, at tn,
Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-20
TmN HELEN.

w, MICH, Nov. l0.--The hull
nlef supposed to be the Helen
IM9 Is coating half a mile out
Asalgan' Wrackage has been
ansre since yesterday, and
WIZ ~, 'nlngs is q yawl boat with
Helen, Chicago" upon 1t. The
opposed to be lost.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-11-30

Recounting Gods great kindness
to Us IN the past, trusting cheerfully
To HIS guidance IN the future, re
solved heartily to fulfil all manful en-
desvor as His children. let Us rejoice
IN Him with thanksgiving and praise.
feaSting gratefully before Him this
day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-11-30
CHOICE SALMON.

n BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS.
AIS >zli N4eSs-e- sud salmon Bellies
Ae-S- L and Z bz-reiS F1-sslE 2o-S.
Choice Hams --E Esco-.
New No-S and Ca-lto--5z Cheese.
Adam zCG L-llb-rc Cheese
OLe0-1 and Cz-lo-i5-e Sausage. @rG slb tins;
N5euuS >1-sa-s. z-C S-i1 c5IS-
Han Sausage. e-.1 rs-S.
CorleE Beef, Pigs Eees. Ezclis1 B-zwn.
L-1cl Tongues OK Tongues. Dsvilei Han.
Po5te6 Meats. Bc-e1 [ llCksl and TU-Ssy.
Carried Ecrl.
>uoooszS1. Green Corn. Green Pes
Li-S Beans, S.ri1E Beans. Aspz-z-1S.
BSrZ1zrl1 >E-i1ps and Co55s6 Balls.