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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids 70 the cook la preparing per-
feet and wholesome food, and the house
wife viii do well to be on her guard
against baking-powder tramps. Silver
LOAF Baking Powder Is never peddled
from house 10 house, as the manuigctuf
ing establishment Of j. II. Brown Il
taxed 20 Its uttermost 70 supply the
demands that come through legitimate
channels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
M; cash 2Ic asked,
nun GInrK



So. LOUIS MO-, May l--flonr NOE 10 6ol ~ ~
mi easv: xxx 81 s5d2 %; family ~ Vo'eo ~
choice So 1913 80; fancy ~ eoG5 WI cav"
fancy 81 1894 40; patents ~ 'oat W. oroa
Wheat Active, weak mn 'o ma ieII OH 10
~, = r. lower than yesterday closing wi'vus
recoyery: No red cash nominal ~ spe I'M I'M
nominal soc; June sl}saS2c, c oslhS oi7so''"S
7sla7s'sc, closing 80 ,yeot and lower, closing
&c undeY yesterday; No, mixed cash y. n4 /.
Gsgysc; May nominal, 52lici june '''s''
~ fssi iic' closing SO c asked. s,,,, done.
Oats-NominAl and hrm, yns ,ea ~ lft. Jnne
No. mixed cash SOC Dio' mHS
use Asheu' raoyisloss.
Cornmeal- strong at 81 ~.
Whlsky--Firm at 81 TO-, a,, ooa,se Iona
wool-farly active so sal low low and coarse
iI@ise, inc heavy l4i9lIci lighl ll@-V'' p'"o'
io Pr lsvI Ie and generally easy
| Pork-S9 lbap 70
Lar, Fasy loose L "a long clear 20 :.
,,ovt rIhs "a 30; thort clear 80 40; poNVu 'V'
| unchanged. ,.,,, elear 81 G3d5 70; shor
| ribs As 75aA 80 short clehi ~ wv"
Hnms--F Firm; 81 0Odls ~. am
Wheat--weak and &c lower
Corn x a 10 lower,
| Oafs-ssc lower.
! LIVE sIoCh. eoo, ,narke
f,.nn peceipts 500; shipments ~ nis ai. a.
.e,,ve snd strong and l0c hlgneti cho ,ncd "a Il
ming and eHporters boao ~ ~ 'utcher.s steer
"a az sos,a al. cows and heifers 81 boa4 w. s'o0A
ers and feeders 81 00at 20, -, .ctiye an
IIogs-Rcceipts $500; market a'"'e
steady - sCss 70 600; .hipmenu ico mArks
active " toae o1'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Erc.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May ~ - Flour -
Choice 81 25; fancy 81 80; extra fancy 81 so;
Minnesota and winter wheat patents SIS o.
Uorn.-White i0a47c; yellow i7aisc.
LArd-S5 90
Bulk Meats shoulders 81 90; long clear ribs
liaeon shoulders 81 SO; long clear IS Ooi
clear rib So 05
Lamba-g4aqAc
Oats Choice Western l9,
Iay-prime $40 10dlI choice SIS GOALS so.
Rice--3GsAc.
d2lko, off quality l7a20e; summer yellow
26t a 9T9sc. cake aud meal ls9ml9o long ton
Sugar-Open. kettle choice, 5-i8c; prim,
To strictly prime, 34c centrifugal choio,
white CSC; OF white, 6h98Ae; choice yellow
clarified, &c; seconds, siidbB.
Molasses - Open kettle good primo {,
strictly prime, 22c; prime 20d2ec; cen
trlfugal prime to strictly prime, l0a2Oc.
Exchange--New York sight, 1.50 premium
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

NEw YORK, May cotton-spot olosed
quiet,
Sales, 800 bales.
Ordinary ls-l6c; good ordinary 9-ltc;
low middling &c; mlddling 7.lgc; good mid
ding 9Esc: middllng tair 10 0-l0c.
Futures closed steady, and to points
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uhIearo.
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PRODUCE
nyrhhanvAv9' H., May is.--Flouf~ slnlet and
!, Mheas-opened arm but closed weah and
s s9sei NAY ssAHl6'ic, closed 7S3,c; Jnne J6s
~ u.s. closed q a-ivc; July 55te1el G, closed
,Corn-steady; cash sixo: Nav ss,.sx..
q I0}.e AAos june sb2aS0hc, closed $40
guy fb1SIAc, closed 50 il.l6c
- PROVISIONS
Lotk- hnsy cash s. G5aSs 20. Jnne a. roiS
!xai July - SOFAS e2k
July s. CAS- o5 rs. y ~ -
snort Ribs Sides Dull; cash s. Is
,boNed Meats--Steady; dry salted ahouldcrs
y oval 10; short clear 81 5sd5 20.
-. AFTERNOON BOARD
Mheht-Dull, June 20 li-l6c
Norn-steady; june S5tc,
FORK and Lard--Unchanged
LIVE STOCK.
The Drovers' journal rcportss
vattie- Receipts $500; shipments eco; market
active ana 100 l5c higher; shipping steers l25O
" laeQ pounds, 81 t0a6 %, 1900 to 1850 pounds.
~ b,ao 90; 800 TO 1900 pounds, a sSFb 40.
stockers and feeders s. OOaf so; COWS. bulls
anu mixed 50 o00a 10; huik 50 oOas 10 through
ieNhs cattle, corn fed, 81 5O1b 90.
Hogs- Receipts 1900; market stronger and
4 shade higher, - 60dt rs.
sheep Receipts 1900; shipments eco priecs
strong; shorn natlyes 100 TO 100 pounds and
over, u coat 5si Is TO SO pounds, 81 ssde 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

LIVERPOOL, May l2.-II0lIdayi opening cNpo
Rltipu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Ntw YORK, May Relieves Hcoolpta.
lOo car loAd.; market brick and flrm az AN ad !,
70 2oc per 100 pounds, and yards cleared before
po'cloeki common TO choice steers sold at S. 10
~, .iireo car loads choice sold az 70 G2i,, and
LOFTY carloads OF good to prime ma ives az
sheep Receipts $500; iirmer and fraction
higher. for sheep but easier Tor spring lambs
clipped sheep sold at 81 I5ao 50; unehorn
sheep at - 52a7, clipped yeariings al IS 500
20, ana spring lambs at 81 bOaG so per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

NEW ORLEANS, Ia. May r.. Cotton Spot
closed steady and l-lGc lower
Sales 5000 baleB,
Low ordinary 7hc: ordinary 74c; good
ordinary SC; low miudling SEC; mid
ding s6c. good middllng e76c; mid
ding fair !Okc; fair llHc.
Futures opened quiet, closing steady; old
crop unchanged , new crop TO points higher.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK


PRODUCE
KANSAS cry. MO, May le.-Wheat @uiet'
Corn-~sIrongt No. 2 cash 2Ie; Juno 1850
2Tasc; July 2sc bid. ,
oats--Nomina,; cash &c asked
LIVE STOCK.
K,ssAs CtIY. Mo May H. Oattle-Receipts
as. shipments 1865 good shipping active ana
be- hig er; butchers steady; feeders hrm 9 N
pnr steers s. 00@5 %; flair 70 medium g. es
~ 90. common 81 6505 90; butchers Ateeihi
common To cod 60; cows 81 75dB W.
pogs-Recclpts 0J7O, shipments iIsoi n,V "
and 5c lower. except tops; light ana nsulu l,
s. iSGs Soi h nesy syo,s ~ "a soaS 90. " -
sheep-Iieceipts 1880; ship9ents IVY, 4u ~
and steady; common TO medium " loa' w
good - GOA 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

cease With competing waterways the
evils Of pooling would DC less But with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Future,
from One 10 Two Points higher
Money Easy.
wheat Opened Firm, Weakened, ren on
and closed Lower--t.ivs stock
transactions Brisk.

ENGLIsH CoNsoLs.
LONDON, May ll--Consols closed OF s.ie a..
money. W.
STOCKS AND BONDS
NEW YORK, May ~ -.Stooke ana io,s.
ClOend nj tho following nrlena hta. NSh"N
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ERSITY, VIRGINIA.

law LECTURES mine weekly
rls,i ,,se5. ami sth September. For
~ = y University OF Va. TO JOHN
wi Oomsahd Stat. Law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Millet seed b0d6Oo per bu.
johnson grBB 81 per bu
Amber cane COO per bu.
HIDES AND SKINs-No. ! heavy u hides
100 per ~; No. heavy llci NO. light lsc; NO.
Dry sailed l2c; bull hides ec; glue Sc; green
sailed &c; butchers green toj sheepskins 100
'o FRuITs AND VEGETABLES. Oranges, per
box, messina $500, imperial 50 30; MessiDa
lemons, per box, So 90; apples, none. Irish po
tatoes choice eating, per bushel, 81 10 In sacks
Callfornia, none, navy beans 3ke, medium
| bills age, large Lima &c, small butter SIC;
bects, California, none; onion sets, per ouhei'
fMoLAssEs-Choice Louisiana l0a52c; fair TO
| good 85e core syrup $780,
| NAII.S-376- d key basis lOd-Burden hSrse'
| shoe per keg s.; Perkins do 50 30; Walkar 90
s5 50 burden mule So; Northwestern horse,
| shoe nails No. 4 boc; No 3 PC; No, 2Sci 40, !
| 2lo; no. zoe. Lake o" no. 4bci NO: 2oc
dc; No. &c; No. 2ic; No. lgc; No. 8 lsc.
| EUTS--Pcanuts choice I0sc; pecans osci
| Brazil nuts l5c; almonds2Oc per ID.
PROVISIONING quote ON inc Dasis0 " car
Meat-suear cured hams l0Kc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon sci short clear bacon Ihci
"Fish-slackerei, ION klts No. !. SOC; No. 2
| SOC; half bbls No. /, IS b0; No.2, - BOZ drieu
herrings per box, 40c cod Dish, &C.
| Iard--TieTcc, exc 80. D. cans, Ic ~ u cans
7hc; ION cans. Tj1ci 5'B cans, I~ci s-h
cans, 7kc. ..-.
Tea--Imperial, iO9dDci gunpowotf, DvD w,
| sait-CoArso, In Jags, 81 21d 40 enc, IN bags
-; late, in MAI. hoop barrels, 81 10; pockets
2AdGc. .
uorn meal--Pcr Sushol, 50d&e.
Hominy and grits--Per Dbl. - ~,
Oatmeal-Per half Dbl. 50 10.
Cracked whealr-Pcr N, &C.
| Crackers--A coda &c; XXX soda bAci cream
! sisr: ginger snaps &c /; lemon creams 50.
sundrics Starch 4c candles, iul Oote eh
l2Hc. halves -; quarters btck ohnoy va
i0Hc; fancy lOal6c; rope basis, 40 oottsn
ige. herring, imported, 81 % per kegi rulsins
iavpr So so; elder. crab apple, fOci alisAohrl
aO,. vinegar l6G25c; concentrated I've .Oe
!. 1 Oh: iugs. glazed, llc per gal crooks, gialea
IOc per gaI dried peacheh sdibc, ind5gy toc ~
NJ: blneing a0cdsl 90 per doneni Colemanl
4 | mustard 81 3OGl 30 per DOZEN mhccAfoni lm
: norted, lbc n American. zoe box buctets' W.
hoone. 81 rs per dozen, brilliant oile, DDS, lsc
Ennion DO 28c; do as eascs " TO- brilliant =.
csaes ~ 10; do / - cases So 95i baking powder
lDulk, lie; In cans 81 %
Rice--LouisiAnA 5h@BAc, -.
snnar-Fine powdered, Dbls, sSci, oo n IA
bha' gc cut loaf Bhc; graduated ntannAru, n,sc
= IDnisiana cranulated -; standard fs4c
4 chnice white Ike; Louisiana y. Q. lHdlso.
= POIJITRY-We quote; Hens ~ OOdx % Re
: aoxs xoung chickens 81 50d9 GO, turkeys Ileeoc
Wool but little doing: we quotei Iweis s
A months' clip, light, fine and medium legl ~
y sne neavy light, liaI4c; htx months ukn
!, line medIuin l00iS fall, nne heavy------ fal
!..ht 1ne mediRm------; coarse selsV'
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agreement was reached 50 far as known.
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us<.,-.s. ..,fa ,n.ad ~ dra ufu,tr ina sKs,t,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Judge Terrell was mary tines greeted
with hearty rounds OF applause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

ter end. Inc Natpn
ployod bieshfe Mc,eaff
and Neveplnb a llslitsk :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

rothl sales %, 2OO bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
FORT WORTH mARKETs-DArLY RE.
VIEW,
OFFICE or THE GAZETTE

OFFICE or THE GAZETTE,
FoKr WORTH. TEX. May II, 1850.
The following quotations are revised care.
curate
BUTTER-Frosh country butter. choice
l5ci choice Western dairy lsc; fancy creamery
25c.
ooFFEE-Rio, fair l0alOHc; primo llall.c;
choice 124l2hc; Laguyra l3G; Java 20c; Golden
Rio l3c; Pea Berry l2S8lSc.
CIEESE--The better grades and Ohio factory
l0dl0hc; full cream twins l3kc
CANNED GOODS--Prices per dOz., Pine ap.
pies, standard, 81 s5: peaches, standard. 2 MS
81 so; Ms, 25as so; seconds, 2 ibs 81 ~; 3
lbs, 81 7bi tomatocs, standard, Q lbs, u IS: sec.
pq sa @ boss eSse y iSs
81 IS; raspberries, 81 80; oysters, full weight
h$i 1912 rs g 90; light weight, IN s., 2
s.; salmon, l. 10 81 90, .. n s.; mackerel, n
9Ocissl OOi sardines, American 81 50 case, i'm.
ported Sii 30 case; strawberries, .. ID 81 70;
9lackberries, s. e; green cages, s.; eagle con
CABBAGE-New crop, California, 4ad,ic pcr
pound.
sour mash, two-year. old, 81 coal IOi three.
yeerold 81 90a2 90; fancy extra old whisky
50 0Od5 90.
DRY GooDs-prints, Berwick DC Lodi lYc:
Martha Washington Ahci Auburn 5Ac; Hamil-
ton SIC Washington indigos; Blue ESQ;
simpson black &C. silver g.ey &c; Eddystone
&c.
berry 7c: Rlverdale Go Enterprise 5Aci Allan.
| tic 7lac, Empire IA 6Ac, Fine brown cottons--
| belfast 5Ac; Busy Bee &c; Black Grow eye;
| Atlantic LII bAc; Marshall "A 4ko; Champion
| SIC; Pioneer Xxx exc Bleached cotton-Lons.
| dale Sc; Crusade skc; Pioneer exc Full Bloom
| &c, Peabody &c; Security &c; Gold Medal 7Isi
| Forest &c.
C,inghams-Stcrling s&o; Chlmera SIC; IA
vorite SIC; Plunkett7hc; Caledonia 7Acj Grey
| lock l01Sc; Fletcher l2Ro.
| Cotton Plnids-Black Warrior 6kc; Southern
| Tkc Cumberland exc; OttoWaY 5Hc
Cottonades: Bee exc; Little Rock Sc; Favor
| lite IKE; Aberdeen loo; Ohle's Choice lSMei
ID. y. liz; A. II. 1876; b. Y. 1881; Gem nc.
Cheyiote. Eagle exc ;'Everett 7Ac; uncasyiile
| Ike; Warren SC; Edinbury gc Mississippi
rgnnd thread DC; Bay Mills book fold Ice.
| Ticking: Ocean &c; Qdcen Oily &c. Standard
| A 75Sc; Cords 100; Norway Eancg lll6c; Acme
lie; Uxbridge awning loo; Falls Sateen l7Hc.
Dress goods: Domestic tN@2lc; Foreign
| lSa65c.
EGGS-Sd9c per dozen.
FLOUR--Best patents ST 80 per 100 lDsi hnlf
patent 81 90; third grade ~ 90.
! GRAIN AND quotations arc
based on the cost OF grain on tack In car lots.
| Dealers selling from store or elevator are from
| 285c higher.
Wheat SOAS5c.
Oats 2gd30c.
| Corn 40c.
| Barley 35c.
.fF. M
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includes 1000 acres. Kelly inherist
both the title and the lands. He
says: "The estate is worth probably
100000 francs. 1t is not old, but was given
by Napoleon Bonaparte to my grand
uncle, one of his soldiers. The Province
of Lorraine passed afterward into German
power, but the estate was not confiscated.
My granduncle died in 1870, leaving the
estate and title TO his son Albert. The latter
died on the 18th OF last July, leaving the
estate to me. Search instituted for me was
not successful until two weeks ago"
Willard at Work.
New York, October 26th-A. M.-Henry
Willard went down to Wall street yester-
day after breakfasting at Murray Hill Ho-
tel. He opened his new offices on the
fifth floor of Mills building, and devoted
himself to heavy mail.
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THE EASTERN Cracks -Doble is talking
Of going 10 California with Oliver X, and
Crawford is thinking Of crossing the
mountains with Charley Hilton. Bither
would also like to spend the winter on the
Pacific coast with Jav-eye-see. he little
black gelGing has been running in fifty
acre pasture all summer. and is always on
the lookout for intruders No stallion of
the plains was ever more jealous of his
herd Frank Van Ness will spend
the winter in California with Henry
Wilkes, and Marvin and Hickok will try
to make the visitors feel at home. There
probably will be some fast trotting on the
coast before the close of the year.-Tarf,
! Field and Farm.
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AMoNsTER CATFIsH.-James Woodwork.
recently writing from San Francisco to
the St. Louis Globe Democrat saws: Il saw
in one Of our papers some days ago an
extract from letter 10 the Globe Democrat.
written from Troy, No, giving an account
OF catfish which the people of that town
have for some time been unsuccessfullv
trying to capture, and which it was thought
would weigh $50 pounds. This brings TO
my remembrance monster of the mighty
mississippi deep, Of that same catfish
species, which | saw in Edwardsville the
county seat of Madison county, Illinois.
when / was boy and living there. 1t was
some time in 1889 or 1910. The fish had
been brought down from Alton, think by
the stage, and when saw it, was hanging
up in an clubhouse connected with Has
kell's Hotel, in the old part of the town.
now falling into decay. The weight of this
fish was 225 pounds. It had been procured
l suppose, to be served up as a dainty dish
for Haskells boarders. Almost anv
Edwardsville boy who was living there at
the time viii be able probably, to corrobor-
ate my fish story. 1t may depended upon
as true one, anyhow, whether corrobc-
rated or not"
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ORIENTAL MARKET,
i1s St, G.. PHIL. HARTMANN, Prop.

CTEAM SAUSAGE MANUFACIORY. ALL
- kinds of Saasagas made. Fresh and Salt
Meats always on hand. Constantly on hand and
for sale SMITH & sons of Buffalo NATIONAL.
MEAT CHOPPERS AND STUFFEkS-the latest
improved and best in the world. lip
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FARM FOR SALE

THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, s5sss
i situated in Sacramento county, four sssS
miles from Folsom, on the line of the S. V. assA'
z. R.. end six miles from Antelope Station, on
the line Of the C. P. Railroad, containing 40
ACRES all cleared and fenced, and in grain,
except 80 acres, which is in summer fallow !;
abundently supplied with water and wood I;
water for i-Tigating and raising alfalfa and
fruits also, Farming Implements, including
two Header Wagons, with beds, Seed SOwer,
Ploughs, etc, viii be given TO the purchaser.
For Information, terms, etc, inquire OF J. s.
MEREDITH, Drugstore southeast corner Second
and X streets, SacTEmen' }. iyS-t
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NOW is THE TIRE TO BUY FARMS

MY VARIED ASSORTMENT COMPRISES
INl LANDS adapted to every variety of pur-
pose, and will be furnished in large or small
tracts, on easy terms, at prices that cannot fail
to give satisfaction. Twill Exchange some Fine
Fruit Lands for City Property. For particulars,
INQUIRE at No 4a6 K street I'm
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ARTEsIAN WELL 1T NoRMAN.-The party
who has the contract for boring an artesisn
well at Norman is now down some 500
feet. The boring is done with an apparatus
that forces the earth, or crushed rock, up
through 4 two-inch gaspipe, which is used
for connecting rods, ard hence the auger
is never taken up except to sharpen it, or
change it for another KIND, as different ma
tefial is struck. The contract is, TO get ar
tesian water or no pay. We understand
that the contractor is prepared to go down
1000 feet before he gives it up-Cotusa Sun,
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FOR SALE.

~ ACRES OF LAND SET OUT = .H,aA
ZD in Zinfandel Grapes, in full NSlI,xii Si Il a,
bearing; produced tons to the ly1Nssss
acre this year. Apply to CHAS. tzzss-- o,.S
R. PARSONS. Reel Estate and In pffsHsS
su-anee Agent, No. 81 street. If
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REAL ESTATE. ITC.

C,ARM FOR SALE, CONTAINING S3 sEE
Sacramento city, known as the {" Musiek -
Ranch Whisky Hill. Address MRS. JANE
CHARLES, Sacramento, Call or, apply on
premises. C23-2wE
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Customer" should like to look at fat
goose" Shop-boy-" If you'll wait min
ute missus will be here directly"
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CPAREBIB5 AND PORK, AND ALL KINDS
y OF Fresh and Salt Meats Every variety of
Sausages fresh every day. Also, Ham, Bacon
In F.. ODELI. Prom
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HOME AND ABROAD.
INTERSTATE TRAFFIC BEYOND
LOCAL JURISDICTION.
Russia Preparing for Somethipg-A
Girl Horse-thief-The Bar
thoidi Statue-Etc.
lsrEcAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uSloS.l
DOMESTIC NEWS.
they seldom Die .nd Never Re.i,

They Seldom Die, and Never Resign.
WASHINGTON, October 25th- Several
times since President Cleveland selected
his Cabinet rumors of changes in that body
have been widely circulated. When the
first Pan Electric telegraph exposures were
made 1t was announced that Attorney
General Garland would leave the Cabinet
He remained in Office throughout the pc
riod of the investigation of the Telephone
scandal by committee of Congress, and il
was not until he left for Arkansas on his
annual vacation that the report that he
would resign was again revived. He is
back again at his post now, apparently with
no more intention of leaving the Cabinet
than when he first resigned his seat in the
Senate to become the Presidents chief
legal adviser. When Secretary Manning
was incapacitated from duty by an apo
plectic stroke his resignation was not only
set down as assured, but the politicians
wagered their money that he would not be
able to come TO Washington by the 1st of
October. Mr. Manning is back in his
office, still feeble, but apparently able
tC do all that is required of him, outside Of
the routine business of his office. That is
performed by the Assistant Secretary
There is absolutely nothing on the surface
to indicate that anything save death or to-
tai disability will drive either Mr.. Man
ming or Mr.. Garland out of the Cabinet.
At the same time, gentleman who has
rare sources of information assured your
correspondent to-day that both Manning
AMI Garland would retire from the Cabinet
before the 1st of January. Mr.. Man
ning's resignation, he said, would be purely
voluntarily, influenced more by the Secre-
tary's wish for the Presidents renomina-
ton and reelection than by his physical
inability to perform the duties of
his office. Mr.. Manning, this gentleman
said, thought that the time had come when
a Western man should be intrusted with
the managemen of the national finances
The West and the South will make the
next Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency, and the business men of New Eng
land and the Middle States were satisfied
that it would be impolitic and unWiSe to
keep man known to be the spokesman of
the President at the head of the Treasury
Eastern Democrats engaged in banking
and industrial pursuits believed it judicious
to select some conservative Western man
for the head OF the Treasury Department,
thus relieving the Administration of the
adverse criticism from which it has suf-
fered on account of its currency and tariff
policies. As for Mr.. Garland, he will retire,
this gentleman says, as soon as the Pan
Electric Investigating Committee can Sc
cure action by the House upon the report
exonerating him, which was submitted at
the last session. 1t is expected that the
majority will he able to reach this report
before the holidays. These rumors may
all be in air, but they come from an un-
commonly reliable source.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-26

SUFFERERS from asthma viii find ready
and permanent relief fr, M Red Star Cough
Cure.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-26
Baldwin's stable-His Winnings, Etc.

WASHINGTON, October 25th - Lucky
Baldwin arrived here to-day with bis string
OF racers-Volante, Molly McCarthy's Last,
Estrela, Silver Cloud, Solid Silver,
Bonita, Pendennis, Rosetta, Laredo and
Goliah. Mr.. Baldwin will ship this lot
directly to San Francisco. to take part in
the Bay District races there on November
18th. 1t is expected that four days extra
racing will be given here but Baldwin will
not remain, being anxious to help out the
San Francisco meeting. Santa Anita Belle
will be wintered at Sargent's farm, in
Kentucky, but his other horses will pass
the winter season in California. He
shipped one carload of runners to San
Francisco ten days ago Baldwin says he
has received word from the Secretary of
the Bay District Course to enter his horses
there, and he will do So notwithstanding
his runners have had hard season and
should be given rest. His winnings thus
far this season are between S9S,G00 and
100000, which, considering the small
number of horses owned by him, in COM
parison with the big stables owned by the
Dwyers and other breeders is remarkable
fine showing for California stock