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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

Warranted rocket tuuery'
b can buy pocket-knite from l0c to
and have over three hundred patterns
|lect from, at Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

tic; Imperial 1876; bennington iglci American
roc; Silver Peak 25a, GLAND 27o; Texau Doe
skin &c; Great southern SIC; Humboldt sic;
CAnonicut Doebkin Soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
Total sales, 81, 200.


LrvERPooL, Jan. 5.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet.
ordinary 46.l6d; good ordinary 9.iGd; low
mlddllng 4ld; middling uplaads sd; mlddling
orleans 5Ad.
Total sales. 7OOOi American, $780, Imports,
- 900; American, 1900.
Futures closed Nat and ! to 2 points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
32,0as 1854 3,6l3,t6s
at wear 24,332l Il2il 3,l01,Vl6l


NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Jan. b.--Cotton-Spot
closcd quiet but steady; Lice lower from low
ordinary to middlng inclusive sales 1000.
Low ordinary Blci ordinary 7io good ordi
nary 10 l6c low middling s s. l6c mddling sac;
II l6c.
Futures opened barely steady, ruled quiet,
cloa,n steady and 20 10 points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
ON CHANGE.
The Fleecy Staple Recorded n Decline
Of From One to Two Points
Yesterday.
The Grain Markets Were Weak. Irregular
and Low-r-Cattio transactions ona
small scals-The Quotations.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, Jan 5. Money on call easy at
2a2l per cont. prime mercantile paper 4G5i
foreign exchange III her at ~ ebl Tor siAty
days and a sgi for demand
ENGLISH CONsOLs,
LuNDoN, Jan. 5.-.Cousols closed at 70 5.l6
for money; 10 8. l6 for account.
srUCks AND BuNps,
NEW York, Jan, b.-Tho following were the
official closing quotations AT the New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

The Hnyann Mnrltet.

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 6.-Markcts dull ant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

hbers OF tickets and prizes drawn
IN. Conner & Co.'S, January 8, 1886.
|is- Counting-house dictionary.
|22~ Guitar.
|o7<- Album.
|80--W ork-hasket.
| los Foot ball.
|eS4Don.
~ Sub. Harper's Magazine.
f09- T" 81. Nicholas.
~ Comb and brush set.
|70--- Veiocipede.
ders will present tickets and remove
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

R3,s finsst Rasors in the world
Atsierson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
|, i;nicrprlsing, RelIabIe Honse.

h Entcrprising, Reliable House.
W Williams & Co. can always be re-
bon, not only to carry In stock the
|of everything, but TO secure the
n for such articles as have we'll
i merit, and are popular with the
tilereby sustaining the reputation
log always enter prising and ever re-
Having secured the agency for
Iebrated Dr. Kings New Discovery
assumption, will sell 1t on a posi-
II viii surely cure any
|ery affection Of the Throat, Lungs
hest, and to show our confidence
|yite you to call and get Trial
Free,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

The Morrice Star credits Owosso
with 81 manufacturing establishments.
We judge that the good people at
Morrice propose 10 celebrate the
coming anniversary of the Nations
birth, as the Star says: "Who will
crate at Morrice on the 4th is now
the question"
The best drink of the age is Gun.
theirs Chicago Mead-sold only by
Grahame & Connor.
We will open some good lawns for
summer dresses atkhyee cents Per yard,
good sheetings, yard wide, at five
cents. Carpets cheap, dress goods
cheap, clothing cheap-call at
OsBURN & Sons.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07
Corunna.

An elegant memorial window has
recently been put in st. Paul's church
by Mr.. Charles Helmore to the men,
DRY of his son William. 1t is genuine
cathedral glass and imported from
Sydney, Australia for this window. In
style and artistic beauty this is not
behind any in the country.
The trial of Henry Schafer. charged
with putting Paris Green in we'll
where seven families were getting
water for culinary and drinking pur.
poses, resulted in verdict of guilty
yesterday. There has been consider
able interest IN this case and while it
is not generally believed that any real
murder was intended it is considered
too serious joke to allow to go un.
noticed.
There seems to have been some
changes in the court regulations this
term as we notice that Immediately
that court adjourns the bar and all
deputies come down and drink at the
pump.
Mrs. James Peters, one of the oldest
residents Of the city died on the 4th
inst, at her home in this city. She
had been in Detroit having cancer
removed but was sent home on the
grid. She leaves large circle Of per-
sonal friends and neighbors. Funeral
services from the Methodist church at
10 o'clock of the 9th inst.
The right of way for the T. & A. A.
railway has been secured through the
city and still quiet and repose rests
upon this community.
Roll Kelsey has for a fortnight at
tempted to beguile the fishes in the
pond, but they know his bob agone
On Tuesday he attempted the same
tricks at Byron pond, but 1t was no
go. Roll is discouraged and has gone
to business as past time.
John Dickson is able to appear on
the street again.
Nell Wheeler is quite sick with
rheumatism.
Don Mcdowell of Ypsilanti is visit
ing his uncle, A. r. Mcbride at this
place.
A large number of our citizens took
in the Detroit excursion and Battle
of Gettysburg on Saturday.
10 Moreau who was so roughly
handled on last Friday and Saturday
by Mrs. Jordan, and her son who fair
ly mopped the road with him on both
of those nights, has at last captured
the old lady, and Justice Gale charged
her $40 and costs, on the charge Of
assault saying nothing about 10 being
an officer. Roxy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

We note with pleasure that Miss
Hattie Rowell, of Owosso, who is now
playing leading parts in Maxwell's
celebrated theater company, is win
ming the warm applause of the press
wherever she goes. Well Hattie is a
good girl and deserves to succeed.
Commencing with Monday of this
week the State Republican was en-
larged to a seven column folio. The
Republican has been from the first
issue paper OF which the people of
Lansing have every reason to be proud
and we note this evidence of its pros
perity with great satisfaction.
Morrice Star OF April 29lh: Rev.
John Hamilton delivered a Cough
memorial address, on Sunday evening
last, able, earnest and lengthy. "A
gang of men are here putting in the
spur track, TO north side of H. Hor-
tons saw mill and lumber Yard
c. w. Sager will repaint the Sager
house. which we learn is to be occu-
pied by c. l. Newell who succeeds the
firm of S. & G. /, Newell.
1t may interest some of our rea-
ders, as many of them are interested
in life insurance associations based
on the assessment plan, to know that
the Covenant Mutual Benefit associa.
tion |. 0. o. F., of Galesburg, Ill.,,
had about 1900 policies in force in
Michigan during the year 1885, and
that there were only FIVE deaths, or
ere in each 800 members. What
association anywhere can make bet
ter showing.
The steamer Milwaukee repaired,
II furnished, and perfect in every par
ocular, will begin to make daily trips
From Grand Haven 10 Milwaukee
and return on the 10th inst. She
will leave Grand Haven at midnight
and Milwaukee at midday. Capt.
Smalley remains in command and no
better guarantee of the purpose Of
the company to meet the just demands
of the travelling public could be
given.
The editor of THE TIMES institut-
ed Advance lodge No. ITO |. 0. 0.
f. at Brockway Center, st. Clair Co.,
on Tuesday evening. There were seven
charter members and thirteen who
we're admitted by card or by initia-
zion. The lodge is pleasantly located
In village of about 1000 population,
with 10 lodge nearer than IL miles,
and starts off with every prospect of
being a success. The elective officers
are as follows: Charles A. Wells, n.
g.; Rev. Henry King, V. G.: Geo.
Hanes, X. s.; w. w. Cowing, p. S (;
Andrew Moore, T.; Henry Grant, 2.
g., OF Capac lodge, was designated
as ID. ID. G.. NJ. The Grand Warden
returns his thanks to the brothers
from Capac lodge for their attend.
ance and assistance in the work of
the evening, and to the brothers of
Advance lodge for their many acts of
personal attention and fraternal cour-
tesy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07
Coed for the Shoe Factory.

1t is generally conceded that Mar
wins Shoe Factory, of this place, is
turning out as fine work as any in
the states. He has commenced the
manufacture of new style rail road
and shop shoe that is attracting the
attention of rail road men generally,
and at their request he will place it
on sale in the Detroit market this
week. 1t is beauty.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

Il Circus is not more captivating
than to see that still-running "WHITE'
Se7o4ng Machine, which can De had
by rich and cocr alike. See al. of
Mich. S. M. & o. Co., in another
column.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

Itch, Prairie Mango, and scratches
of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by J.
F. Laubengayer, druggist, Owosso,
Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

The next regular meeting of the
w. r. G. occurs May 70. A full at
tendance of members is desired.
Business in which every one is inter
ested will be brought before the
meeting. By ORDER OF PRES.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07
Painless.

l now have vitalized air, gas and
best of all the new discovery for ex.
tracing teeth without pain.
II. B. PETERSON,
rot, Dentist.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

FoR SALE CHEAP:-A Holstein bull
a years old-"Prince Adorp" No
1910. b. B. Hardy.
W.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

A LII persons interested in or contemplating
n Building. will do well to call on Il. s. lnger-
soil, Architect, for their plans and drawings.
n GENTS WANTED-Our new edition Of
~ the Household, with 7S colored illustra-
tions, sells on sight. Apply at once. DETROIT
FREE PRESS PUBLISHING CO., Detroit.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07
GILLILAND'S PATENT MOLE TRAP.

The most effectual peotection against GROUND
MOLES ever invented. Easily operated and every
trap warranted to do the work. This is the pro-
duct of a practical farmer and gardener, who knows
how 1t is himself State and County rights for sale
Correspondence solicited and references given. Re-
tail Price. 90. Agents wanted and liberal dis
count to the trade. j. G.. GILLILAND, Patcntee
Il Sole Manufacturer, ADRIAN, MICH.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07
HARTSHORN, NYSEWANDER & co.
OSBURN s. SONS.
New Sprinl g Styles,
NEW DRESS GOODS.

Etamnes Cloths Whip Cords Cmes Hair Home Spun
Seges elegant Peeys Goods
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, SURAHS, RIADAMES Great
Bargain Famous Black SILKS and
200 Yards Silk which al
VEVETS Plain and Striped We received Large Stock Gloves
and Hosiery Isle Goods from Look Silk Gloves and
Celebrated
Fantza all SIoo The Favota Kid
Gloves S5 We bought quantity of Button Kid Gloves, which
sold everywhere for oo and will close the entire purchase 69c,
We novelties Ladies' Shawl Jackets, Curtains
Poles Pulls Sash Curtains and Curtain Loops WHITE DRESS GOODS,
Robes dotted Muslin Embodee
ire marvellously cheap. GRAND DISPLAY OF
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
have had no honor In his own country. Mr. Kelly sur
yIycd General Hancock only few mOrthA
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
4" TIE BARON.'

Considering the lateness Of the season ana
the surness OF the atmosphere. the audience wh'on
greeted Mr. Harry NJ Pitts new musical comedy az tho
Brooklyn Grand Opera House last night, was iarS'
one It was also good-naturcd aud both lauehed ana
applaudod at frequent intervals during the perform
ance. . .
In @Tho Baron" hc has named MS piece n'' fi''
has prescnted ourouA mngling OF intrigue iarcc ana
sentmont enilvcned by an abundance OF music Inc
Mot s 50 involved as hardly to bc followed with care ~
tho average theatre goes and deals with tie fortune
nd nisfortunes OF New.York Alderman who IL need
hardly be said is IrishAmerican and VINO possesses
weakness rather foreign TO the character OF the aver
o,o Alderman for tho possession OF pedigree ann
ttle He mas wife, two daughters ana fonrhieeas. nr
other characters include two mysterious persons "o
of whom Is "a woman In black" detective, ana tno
members OF n boat cluD - .. o,, ,,ovod hv
Dennis Fe,n,sscy the Alderman was vel player ny
Mr. lanes o. Burrows. whose songs were fepr,ieniy
cncored Mrs EuneSscy played with rpc ski W
Mrs Sol smith, Miss Olga Brandon and MISS rIorenco
tn ronn pinyed tho two daughters. ant MISS ftnnIo
Addison as the mysterious frmale acted WIN i''eo &c
and skiil la ChGries J0nes. Mr.: PIT hah nt'es "
himself part which brings out the pest points VI Tn ~,
own acting and recalls many remihiscehces "a A"
Robertson and his school
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
" BOUND TO SUCCEED"

"Bound to Succeed" meOdrama IN 1our
acts was presented at Niblos darden iA'' nk.' ~,
yyas we'll received. Tie first scene Ia paced w 'no
IT, In Tasmania where the laborers strike. attack the
superntendent who with the help OF pugilisuc par
SON knocks them down, and aferward plot to piow nun
ND with dynamite lie escapes before the expios'oh "'
one Of the ploters is killed. The supernte naont returns
TO England. but in the meantime p'o' nAs ~ 80
verehv $50 900 left to him Ia 10 be obtained py ~
who claimed TO be his widow and VINO was malioT ah
onorher man under the superinteniencs hanc. i,o
,ot "a cd I'm the last ct by the iem'e acconpi
~ ha notter and also ny Old sailor VINO issapeon
bv fine woman's husband while the snperin'enue"' ~
~, - ,Iiny with him on the wharf In England
The piece IL ntcrspersed with the iansnt,,u ren
m Trish,nsn whose wife and her eleven small cniidren
create "A great deal OF merrimenL
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
OCIT IND GO HOME.

Speaker Carlisle is enough of politician to
know that it is highly desirable for Congress to
get through with its work and adjourn. He
called the chairmen of the House committees
together on Friday and they all conferred as to
the best way of hurrying business along. Bat
they arrived at no decision. Each man thought
that his own bills were'Of the most importance.
The Democrats for their own sakes ought to
adjourn Congress. They have fooled away the
public time and have done nothing but spend
money. Where they shou have spent it wisely
they have economical, and where they should
have saved they have been spendthrift. They
have passed no bills of Importance, obstructing
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
4 QUEER STOR 7.

A strange story comes from Seattle Washing
ton Territory in the form of perhaps the most
sensational report ever made by United States
Grand Jury. This Washington jury says it has
convincing proof of the existence of wide
spread Anarchist conspiracy, the chief instrn-
ment OF which is a secret organization called tie
aRed American international Workingmcn's
Assoclation." According to the Grand Jury the
"main articles of its creed are arson, robbery and
murder,n and its proclaimed purpose is the
overthrow of our Government, and the erection
upon its ruins OF a sO-called SOclalistic Conn
monwealth" This is to be done by first
securing control of all the labor organizations
and then converting them into nurseries of
Anarchy Precisely why the promoters Of this
cheerful and thOrOughgOing program me should
have selected the Northwest for the starting
pOnt of the movement is not clear, though an
alleged extract from n secret circular under
takes to explain the choice. Perhaps the most
interesting statement made by the Grand Jury
is that the alleged anti-Chinese riots in Seattle,
Tacoma and other places were mere blinds to
conceal the true aims of the revolutionary
party.
1t must be accepted that the Territorial
Ofdnu Jury nave some documentary ana OtneF
evidence for their assertions. IL is even con-
ceivable that such an association 1t describes
has an existence. 1t would be a mistake to
conclude that all the wild and foolish prose
lytism of foreign Anarchists was without
result. Among ffty-hve millions of people
there must always be considerable element
of chronic discomfort, disaflecton, and latent
lawlessness, and this element can be relied
upon to respond to just such appeals as the
Anarchists make. The organization of secret
societies, moreover, has n peculiar fascination
for certain class of minds. and 40 many join
these societies who have no serious purpose il
view. In distant region like Washington
Territory there is, besides, selvage of semi
barbarism easily persuaded to join any new
enterprise, no matter what its character. Al
this may be granted, and will serve to explain
the situation; but We do not believe for
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
PERSONAL.

There Is much talk in Boston OF renoninatng ex-Rep-
re,entatiye Morse for Congress this year. and be-
eved he would accept, athcus III he ia credited with
ambition to become Mayor of Boston instead
Dr. Gneist, the eminent German Jurist and scholar,
will IN August l3 cele brate his seyeneth birthday
niytroary.
s. b. Elkins went yesterday to join his family at Deer
Park Mrs Ekns is at Eureka Springs FOR her health.
Mr. Flkins has not met the President since iu-
augurated
Congressman W. /. Scott, OF Erie, who has been
mentioned IA Secretary Manninss possible
was in New-York yesterday. He no appointment
will be made Tor this position until October
European papers telling hat al Paris few weeks
400 Miss Folsom, now Mrs. Cleveland. entertained
at matinee musicale by some prominent members OF
French' society. Conversation turned on her coming
marriage, aud OF the company, daughtern-law Of
the Duchess Persgny depored the fact that the wife
of President has no title 'yon VIII only" se said
he called Mrs Cleveland" Bnt that name" replied
Nss Folsom, viii be for strangers only. The Presi-
dsnt has conferred nigh title upon M, by which
I will always be known to him. " titlcf Ana what,
pray - " His Darng!" Ah then You can ask noih-
Ing betierw
.rhe work Of restoring the ancient Luther house nj
Mansfield Is nearly flushed and it will presently become
the home Of q charitable sisfernood
Professor Matthew Arnold will speak Education
in Europe this afternoon the University OF Penusy
vania-
The ia.e Professor Leopold Won Ranke was married 10
an Irish lady, Miss Graves. His only daughter Ia tho
baroness Won Kojzc. ami MS two respectively
pastor AZ Potsdan and an oicer IN the German Army
DIR Oliver Wendell Holmes will be the guest of Pro-
fessor Max Muller at oxford this month
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

all eooi legislation and piling up private pom, !,
sion bills and harbor jobs. They occupied
months in n fruitless silver debate and months
more in trying to pass their free'ship scheme'
They ought to quit and go home.
The only way to do this Ia to seal up M
Morrison. II he Is let loose to add to the al
readv serious Democratic attacks upon COM
merce. there is no telling when the session Will
be over. The Republicans don't want tariff
fight. OF course, If it must be had, they Will
rout Mr.. Morrison and his free-trade crowd
root and branch, just as they have done before.
Butwhati is the use of contest the end OF which
is predes.ined aud which can only worry and
iniure the Nations business ! Ii Mr.. Carlisle
will handcuil his frieud Morrison, perhaps Con-
gress might adjourn next month. But II this
tariff fight is forced on the Republicans, they
will give the Free-Traders such time Of it as
will make them too sick to run for the next
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
MISS DAUVRAY THE GUEST or SOROSIS.

At the meeting of Sorosis held at Delmonico's
Yesterday, the chief guest was Miss Helen Dauvray.
After luncheon served and Miss Dauvray had
been introduced to majority OF the hundred
more members present, tho usual literary ex-
erclses took place. Miss Congdon played a
piano solo, Mrs. Ella 10 Carlo and Mrs
CARPENTER sang, Mrs. Virginia C. Titcomb rectei. and
Miss auvray the earnest request OF her hosts sang
Iras dersus SOUS" The subject OF the drama
was then debated the hrst paper being read by Mrs
Ttcomb. Mrs. ii Haryier and Mrs. Croiy also read
papers Miss Dauvray said. amid frequent applause.
iew words on some features OF the American stage /;
Among other things these:
rne stage must warmost and most patriotic admir-
be In condition not entirely satisfactory
nl has any the itself the
of he must be looked for rather tlan In tie
agers oce or the audor lok to the ranks OF my
Fellow actos the disease for its remeoy The actor
makes The stage the stage the Aeca0n
generally feminine door thlnk this ls
fhavc afectatOn Young actors than
amOug II is clear why tis should be
fatal IL destrOys al appearance of uaurlness
10 pe most dncu well Lie truest
should perhaps amend the phrase u be" say tO
appear natural. - -
Among those who spoke were Mrs. Ellis. Mrs.
Mary Frost Ornsby and Miss Julia Thomas. The meet
ing did separate unt o'clock and for the last half
hour Miss Dauvray was principally occupied IN writing
| her autograph for her admirers.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

moment that there is In the country anyth'n4
deserving to be dignfed by the name OF
movement" Of the kind spoken OF by tue
Washington Territory Grand Jury.
The extreme Anarchist element in tho
United States Is numerically weak, and IN tho
nature of things Is unlikely to grow. 1t cannot
command sympathy from the workngmen
generally, for it only offers them change from
bad to worse, taking the gloomiest view OK
their present state. The labor that does Its
own thinking-and it is TO be wished that the
practice were more general-knows that
Anarchism and Socialism hold out no hope OF
real Improvement in the lot OF the working
masses Only highty few among English
speaking workingmen listen to the frofhy
barangues and read the truculent literature OF
the alleged "Red American international"
The few are no doubt capable OF making
good deal of noise and buster but they
represent no important fraction OF the
American people, their foolish ferocity lndi-
Gates no serious tendency and events have
sufficiently proved that whenever they venture
beyond words they will be promptly and
effectually extingushed. At the same time
prevention is better than cure, and If sufficient
proof can be furnished Of the completely OF the
leaders in the Northwest with the late anti
Chinese riots an opportunity will be afforded to
put them where they can be kept out OF
mischief for some time.