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Notice to Take Dispositions

DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI
l. eisl District, Territory of Dakota
county of Cass IS.
Fred. K. pelton. plaintiff, Va. Silas Dog.
gett and August Landblom. defendants.
10 Francs & Sou hard, attorneys fer
the above named defendants, or their
representative attorney, and George p.
Royce Esq, who will )nduct the exam
nation on The part of the plaintiff: You
will please 10 take notice that the depo
sition OF Fred. L. Pelton, plaintiff, wit
cess on his own behalf in the above emit
tied action. will os taken before M, a
Notary Public duly commissioned and
sworn. at my effice at Fall City, King
county. Territory of Washington. on the
I'D day OF Ma ch, 1886, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day; and the said ex-
animation may be adjourt ed from day to
day unsll The deposition is fully taken and
emplet.d. Said deposition 10 be used
ugon the trial Of the above entitled actien
Dated at Fargo, Dakota Territory, the
10th day Of February. A. ID. 1885
c. Ii. LAIZURE,
Attorney for plaintiff.
JOHN g. JANICKE,
Notary Public for King county Washing
Dated at Fall City. Washington Terri
tory. this LIST day Of March. A. ID. 1884.
r. A failure to attend. your COM
plant answer or reply may be stricken
out and Judgment taken against you.
J. G. JANICkE.
mhidw3w Notary Pabfc.
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The steamer Daisy. having had her
hull thoroughly repaired, vas launched
from Lakes WAYS yesterday sud toved
up to Y.sler's wharf daring the afief-
nooH by the City Of Quincy where the
work on her UPPER works ~ill be eoU
pleted. Mr. Jacobs. Secretary Of fhs
Washington Steam boat @ mpany. said
Yesterday: We expect 10 have the
DAisy IN service sgAin oy the LIST OF Apr !
or soon after that date.
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LAIp To REsr.-The remains Of Frank
Carrin, late hotel keeper at Florence,
skasit County, arrived here by the
Glide yesterday morning, accompanied
ov a Rum Ger of friends Of the deceased.
who laid the b Ny away IN the Masonic
Cemetery darise the afternoon. The
deceased /. said to have died from q
severe attack II pleurisy.
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WASHING TON.


WlsHnoTos. March l3.-Ths condi-
ton Of Mrs. Woodoorn, wife of the
Representative from Nevada, WIS has
been iii with a complication of diseases
for several weeks, has become alarming,
and her physicians have bat little hope
for her recovery.
2 o. m.-The wife Of Representative
Woedburu, Of Nevada. died 10 this city
this afternoon, after an illness Of sew
eral weeks.
General Pspe's Retivement
Major General Pope will be placed On
the retired list next tuesday. 1t 10 said
that General Terry. Who was confirmed
ss Maj II General last Thursday. will be
assigned to the command OF the Divis
ion af the Atlantic. with headquarters
at Governors Island, New York, and
that the next Major General will be
given the command of the Division OF
the Pacific, With headquarters at San
Francisco.
The wsrk OF Csnscteace.
The Postmaster General. On the 9Th
OF last Deoemoer, Received q letter
marked Cheyenne, Wyo..- in which
was asked the assistance of the depart
meat in finding the rightful owner OF
&l4o enclosed. The letter is signed,
From q Christian" and states that in
1854, or 1865. the writer stole letter
from the Peru (Nebrasks) Postofiice.
containing $40. and that again, In 1866
or 1861. while TEN porarily in charge of
an express car at North Platte NET. }, q
letter containing e125 vas handed him
for transmission by a soldier stationed
there. From this letter he took 800.
mailing the letter With tbs balance of
the money. Although twenty years
have elapsed since the act was com
mitted, the postal authorities have at
last succeeded IN finding the rightful
owner Of the $40, and payment TO
Enooh R,RRles. OF Plum Willow (tewa)
has been ordered. Further efforts will
be made by the department 70 find
the owner Of the 800.
Two Methods.
The Post says that Mr.. Thomas A.
Edison has filed an application for q
patent on his invention for tsieRrsphine
from moving trains. Last October Lu-
cien J. Phelps, OF New York, obtained
quietly from the Patent Ofiice and with
DOT any newspaper notoriety, a patent
for teleQraphiug from trains by indao
ton. His method is not quite the same
AZ Edison's, for the latter teleRraphs
from the roof Of the car 20 wire on a
pole, while Phelps proposes to lay the
wire along the track between the two
rails and TO telegraph from the bottom
| of the car.
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KNIGHTS REsuMISa WORK.

FRlrxBSAL VIsrr.-rhe steamer W. F.
Munroe, which had been chartered for
the purpose, left here Yesterday after.
noon at 3 o'clock sith delegation OF 4
Odd Fellows Of this Escampmes,
for Tscoms. where they went TO paw tbs
Odd Fellows Of the terminus frster.
nal visit, and assist 10 the Initiation OF
a number of new members. The dele
CATION will return home at an early
hour this NOR lag.
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REMOVED.

UHITwORTH & THOMSON HAVE
w removed their offius 10 the thin
floor Of the Gordon Hard ware Co. = ou Id
ing No g. Front street We are now
better pre- pared thAa ever before 70 exc
cute survtyA examine B1ines, report on
the chArao e, Of land. Law out tsxn . ats.
AMI make me drawings for AsT puI rose
We have better facilities for work than
any OF her firm in the uorth west.
tACsty surveyors Office 81
z. U. box 20, Seattle W. r.
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Cheap Enough.

The lowest passenger rates yet made
during the railroad var were made BY
the Atlantic and Pacific road today on
limited tickets. The rates are to Chi
eaeo, SIC; Co New York. $3l. A change
was also made IN emiersnt tickets The
purchaser is allowed a rebate on the
latter, which makes the rate to Chicago
xl5. and that to New York $26.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-14

SAN Francisco, March 13.-Yesterday
there was a strike of the walters on the
steamer Mariposs. The reasons given
for the strike were that an Insult hen 8
number OF men were employed, and
that the employees we're not all MEM
bers of the onion. The facts were laid
sefore j. ID. Spreckels. president of the
company, who declined to sccede to the
demands of tne strikers. Their places
were filled by other men, and the
steamer sailed at the usual time today.
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Two Methods.
THE GREAT sTRIkE.

INJUNCTION GRANTED AGAINST STRIKERS.
ST. LOUIS. March l3.-The attorneys
OF the Missouri Pacific this afternoon
applied 30 Judge Horner of the Circuit
Court for temporary injunetien to re
strain J j. MoGsrry, M. +. Palmer. =.
ii. Nolan and other strikers from going
on the premises Of plaintiff and inter
ferIug with their property, and also to
prevent any oonspiriRR outside of the
premises to do injury to plaintiffs prop
erty. At the suggestion OF the Court
toe petition Was amended by striking
out the latter part Of 1t, and then the
injunction was granted
REFusE TO RETURN TO WORK.
Superintendent Dickinson, who has
charge of all terminal facilities here
including the bridge and tunnel and the
Missouri Pacific yards, has offered bis
men, who are on a strike, q material in
crease Of wages, but they have refused
to return TO work until permitted to dc
80 by the koiRhts of Labor.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL AT WORK.
BnsmAM rex), March l3.-United
States Marshal Cabell arrived today
with ten Deputies and in few hoars be
had freight train manned and dis.
patched. aud will have everything ar
ranged by tomorrow for q resumption
of general traffic. The people are de
lighted at the turn affairs have taken.
NEW MEs AT WORK.
Bro SPRINGS Tex. March l3.-Aboui
thirty men are now working in the rail
road shops and the roundhouse. The
strikers oder ne resistance to new men
being put to work.
KNIGHTS gEsUMISa WORK.
WEArHKRFoRp Tex }, March l3.-Mr.
A. J. CaInshan, road master of the Rio
Grands division of the Texas 4 Pacific
states that several striking Knights have
voluntarily resumed verk. and he think
that In very short time be will be able
tn announce full free on every sec
tion and in every department Of bis
division.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-14

The st-su isantry - santa Bsresra.
sh1ch 80 oblifsi 70 sknt dosn soue
uuas -, 49, stAFt-d A. AsAin and - g
rr.1raua,r1 $685.
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Lsz Sunday The snO~ fell for Sd
hour a liz Angeles. Asd every bod
49, indaiging IN the novelty OF snos
tszl.irE
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a Hsruce-r. ednor q The Bed
a. a-sats.t csuvtrsed last 49,
b. a. -aa~faF ClsaFs - Shssts ecGriy
ri "a s---a-t = tt e 3e.ily Ssagou. wss
aZg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-14
DIAMOND
.vENTILATOR,
FOR
Buildings, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger.
Sleeping and Reirigsrator:cars.
Perfect Ventilation guaranteed
wherever Ventilation 10
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos. and z. for bed room and Office
as the window.
Our ventilator Tin any si1e), when
placed through \ wall. a window sash. or
q wooden bar under sash. admits u con
slant supply OF fresh air under perfect
control. without draughIs; any desired
temperature can DO maintained in any
apartment No office or saeeping rooTn
should be without 1t as II stops burglars,
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rais
ing the Windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel, 1t Is very ornamental when
place. The handles serve TO rrguiat
ventilator, also to raise and lower the
window.
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STEAMER HELEN.
For Ports 0fthard and Washlnstep

STEAMER HEIEN w m
klliS Mastsr. lea ye. liar;
zone smiths wharf, Seattle, every Mondrv
Wednesday and friday, at $50 a nj ~
MI Miisenehs Point, head OF pors Orchard !,
also, 20 head OF Port Mashington. Rs
al a. NJ, head OF Port OrchsrS ~ 49,
q. m.. Nit bells Point at Ii a. m. arriyy.s
=, seattle about $50 p. m. every Iuesdav
Thursday ana Saturday. anaSS~
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Urged for the senaterstip.

CoLros (Csl.l. March l3-Ths San
Bers.rdino korniaq Hear and the Col
ton Ercafng Ssm, Tropio urge the sp
poinimeut Of Joseph ID. Lynch, of the
Los Angeles Herald, as United States
senator.
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SURVEYORS. CIVIL EssLSKKRs
49,
ALRRo CARON Err,

f,IvIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY
~ Surveyor. Fifteen years experience
on narrow and sta dard gage railroads.
All county work properly recorded
once over Gordon Hard ware Co. Front
81; residence cor. Third ann Blanchard
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Cora for California.

hiSsAs CJrI. March u The trnsoon
unental freight war has opened a pev
nhkes Tor csrn from this resion, and
ui cereal, which has heretofore been
selling for - soshsl IN San Francisco,
nov offered AZ ~ cents. Bui little
eorn Il used 10 California. nsne being
nlsed there, and the usual freight rates
Sot !astfyIng it, importation. Barley
ss hitherto been common substitsIe.
tuiy two ear loads Of corn Vers shipped
- San frAncIs.,n today.
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Or. n. 0. lOnGAkER

Or. h. D. l0m6AkER
RADUATH or THE UNlvER-
VI ug Of PenlsytyAniA. has permA-
n<ntly located In seattle
Oracc and rcsadence. No. liz Coaumh ia
street All calls promptly attended.
Dr. Longaker makes specially Of dis
eases Of the
Eye. Ear and Threat.
Treats private. chronic and akin diseases;
removes tumozs and ulcers without pain
or the use Of the knifeI
SKArTLI March & 1854
DR. II. ID. LoNeAKAR Dear Sir: For
years mad been afflicted with Q heavy,
painful feeling IN my forehead. and II
niGat would b troubled with difitcult
breathing. coughing and cxpectsrating.
80 that had but little rest. I was very
miserable from this catarrh Of the head,
nose. ana the asthma Tor which l could
ind no relief. l had bsen pronounced in
durable when 1 sought your care and
Treatment from which 1 received relief
IN fsw aayA resulting in . permanent
cure
from what know Of DR.. Lcn9aker's
professional skili and treatment / feel
can most heartily recommend AL persons
suffes ing ON dlseAse 70 him, with the
ASSURANCE that lhoy wil rsceive msss ex
oeilent professional and Medical treat
mont lhhizl CLAkK d. DAVIS.
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Iht pIme sa,IaE. Rank.

Nru sEUSsvIcN March n The OH
"a examination Of the Dime Savings
nAnh has heen conn letsd and sto~s
.es assets d BE- 80 Ia. liabilities tltf.
va snd tvn-il s. 90 Iuer- 1. uotl
snS 70 indicsts thA tie books % the
at hsvs brau tAmp-r~d 9TH. th-
esfe - "a sarrf-- - ffrssurrr
N-soi O. are uHErF .a nae 9 -
tee e<eeli tas H-ra s1-----faI q a.
stseui 81 .ts ttts csc. ssih every
- - a. fs suHrt turras ras.=d
A@Alatf = fHr
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The Prewitt Case

HoIIIsrEa (Oai. }, March lS.-WeIls'
Opera House Vas again crowded this
afternoon 10 hear the closing OF Del
mas aresment for the defence He
Continued the argument Of this morn
ing. STRIVING to represent the character
Of DR.. Powers as no ether than that Of
a tisnd in human shspe. He wss most
emphatic in his deuunciatIons of ths
local and state press fer publishing the
details OF the tragedy and the trial.
The testimony Of witnesses for the pros
seution was discussed. and 10 most Of
il vas applied the epithets false
hoods" hes" etc Dslnss closed his
a sumsnt at 3t5. Campbell MAKES the
closing argament for the prosecution on
Monday.
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A Rios In Anderra.

PARIS, March l3.-Riots have occurred
in Andorra in consequences Of feud ex-
IstipR between the French Provost and
the Bishop Of UrRel. The partisans
OF the Bishop attempted TO rescue a
priest whom the Provost was about to
hand over 80 the French Authorities. In
the encounter which ensued, the friends
of the Bishop we're repulsed. During
the conflict a woman was killed.
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Forbidden to Crs.. the line.

TOMBSTONE 4. T., March l3-Ad-
vices from Sonora, Mexico, state that
United States troops have heen forbid
den to pass the Mexican line until the
complications arising from Crswford's
death have been settled.
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stepped 20 Take Breath.
TIE rraaseeati.easai Fight.

NV yoRK, March - While moth
ING debate Is known as TO what has
bees doae toward compromise OF the
uanscontin-ntsl aeht, 1t not 10 ones
noaed thai some understanding has
been arrived At. This 10 evidenced by
tae action OF the general agents OF the
system. In San Francisco the Western
agents same 10 an understanding that
.eey would DOT guarantee any freight
tssss for longer than next Saturday
nlsht The general Eastern agents are
dcins tbs same thing. Il 10 generally
sgreed that while rates will be much
eaEnss than they are now, they will
nevef be As hlsh as they Nare before
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saieide.

SAN Francisco. March l3--Robert A.
Crovley, forage master OF The garter
masters Department OF the United
States Army, who has been III for several
DAYS. on receipt OF letter TO-DAY stating
that after tomorrow bis services would
he dispensed With, Committed suicide
~ taking an overdose Of tue med cise
xsioh had been prescribed for sin by
Dr.. Burgess. D.ee- sed VAS native OF
NSrylsuG aad Sas Is years old,
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RKFusx TO RETURN TO WORK.
A UNITED STATES MARSHAL AT WORK.

Bro SPRINGS Tex. }, March l3.-About
thirty men are now working in the rail
road shops and the roundhouse. The
strikers oder ne resistance to new men
being put to work.
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sAtppiaa inteiliGeas

SAx FxAxcTsco MNrcA l2-Arrived-
Rsrt z Dorado and steamer Coianbts
frsG Portland
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The W Gather.

sAsFEASoIsco. March iS-s . E.-In-
ateztIsns for toe rexs 81 hours for
oregon ana wsshingteu: Generally fair
ursthsr.
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C. WILLIS PRICE.
"H NEH-~E

HSrA5uA;e OF the y. Y. Dental ColieSs3
= NITROUS OXIDE GAS GIVEN
9o 4 desired. once In Kenny egild-
M. oorner Front ana Colum hiA sts. Isd
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Active Anarchist,

LYONS (France), March l3.-Ths CITY
vas piscarded last night with posters
invoking the people to rise up armed on
the 18th day Of March and piilase and
massacre the citizens. A man named
PHASE, who 10 described by the police
as dangerous Anarchist, has been ar.
rested. In his pockets we're found sew.
ersi revolvers and Q number OF dyns
mite cartridges.
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PTrT.BuBa, March i3--At n meeting
OF she miners OF the Olearheid region
40 Tyrone (Pa.), 10 was resolved TO
strike for an increase OF 10 per cent.
Tue Clearfeld district includes so miHes.
employing 5000 men, and 10 regarded ~
the pivotal braRoh of the entire soft
coal regions. The miners have quit
work and the oollieries are now closed.
The action taken at todsy's meeting
makes the strike general. Ii is estl
usa,sd that 10000 men are engaged in
the strike.
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An impsrted Pagiiist

Nav YoRK. March l3.-Amoug the
passengers wac arrived on the steamer
City Of Chester today Was Ooiyesr, an
English iddle-wsight pugiiist, who
claims TO hsve fought Greenfield To a
draw. He looks 90 be about % years
old aud 1870 pouuds 10 weight. Uolsesr
expects to be soon open to engagements.
4 woman Sentenced 20 Death.
LITTLE WALLET IN. ~. March 10
Mrs. Mary wildman, accused OF poison
ing her husband at south Valley on the
18th Of Sspte ,uber last, WAS convicted
last aiRht and sentenced to be hanged
ou April Dth.
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sAoRaMENro (Osl), March I3.-The
men who we're arrested az Nicalaus yes
terdsy by the United States NJ arshal for
driving out Chinese, were up before
United States Commissioner Buggy to-
day. No witnesses could be produced,
and the case was postponed. Twenty
one of the prisoners were admitted to
bail ia the suD Of 1900 each.
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eexns oIlse q. y. osys. a1assss
|T RAVES YEsIxk8 WHARF o.
- NeonesonI snd dnnl1ny, rue1rn1nR
Sood uuaAely. 49, 1aa11sE sknE1s
CIV. Mount ysrnsa SlsrlllI "a a =
s -: ss Rss q sss3 - ssiSss =
kos7Ek q g sssss: =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-06
GENERAL Markets.
Prodnoe and Provlsions.

KANSAS CIrY, Mo-, Aug. 5-Wheat stronger
No cred cash G0ssc; September, UZc oStooelI
&C bid, 6lc asked. Corn higher 10, Sasn
and September 800 asked Octopeh So4o' N"'s
stronger; 27c cash
ST. LOUIS, Mo Aug, 6.-flour steady ana IN
changed Wheat fairly active and higher the
market ruled hrm during most Of tae session sion
terday; No. red each 1901 september 40
1sTE. closing 7T7sc; october ISesSc, closing
79Ys. Corn active and higher market oBonneo
easv 20 lower but rallied, advanced Acl
closing at outside hgures; NO. mixed
cash SOC; September 4Od4Csc, Closing
al l0Mc; october Al 4a4g5sc; c,oting ht ~ sSo.
Sentember 27s{e; october 29c. Corn meal weak
nj 81 iba2 20. whl Ky firm at y ~ WOO o39I
steady and unchanged medium oiotbiuk ,S ~
Sc bombing 2l025c; low and coarse lt0s2o
fIne light 20a24s; heavy l6alaci bihch ~
5Ss Provisions quiet and about 9nchahg g,,Y,
pork steady at $40 %. Lard nrn az 20 =. Du W.
meats 81 129s sea lp' 81 40 BoSe lots
InnS clear So %; short ribs 50 lOdb ~ sn9 ~
cIea91 Ell 5Od6 ST. Bacon ilrm long clear e. w ~
short ribs 50 e0a6 g3i SNORT Gear s'-""' ~
Dg1oAeo. Ill, Aug 5.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat opened easy ana no. o lSs =
1rmer; August T%alohci SepesliIntvei 'Cg osyn
IKE, closed 1Silei ocso sn "A Se August az
li9isitc' closed 1870; October Aa4aiiai ~ G,
elosei $50 FORK easy and closed ste sS s5
cash 81 "a ssptesnsRee5 n ss Closed s. 40
re Lard steady; cash s6 .oi sept3si.aspss,9r
"a sOaG o5, closed 81 96i OCTOBER ~ I saaS
cineed x8 B2ag 6slf. short RIB SIDES htes9og
cssh "a iO Boxed meats quiet; cry sai1 W
shoulders SO 1906 l5i short clear siuos
500 Whisky steady Of y u. .u
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. e; u ,sncy g So st
~ Stra fancy 50 lUat 10; Minnesota pete u
n,ocess and winter wheat patents u oy gS 10
torn ouict Oats dali and 10 ger enoieS w
SIn =, ~ I Al Hay dun and dropping Pdltn.
I'D ooSi5 90; choice $40 ooeis o. ,d nvs'
nrohncts easier but not quo'Aog o"''
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live stooh mnrh.,s

hAssAs CiTr, Mo, Aug. 5.--The Live stock
lnulcator reports. Cattle-.kcceipts POI shin.
nehss nonei fat shipping steady; Texas
nssehuy also stockers and feeders; good 70
cnuice ~ OUe4 -. common 90 medium 81 %
q so w etockers = toas 7s feeders 81 500
81 6odS 20, Hogs-Receipts 5iga; shipments
~ market slow and 100 lower closing weak
an additional decline to u O0at 50. Sheep
hccelpe llb; shipments nothing. market
STEADY. good 10 choice - lOaa 90; common
TO medium 81 50d2 %.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Aug S--Cnttie -. Receipts
lSu0i shipment. 1o0; firm and steady; Texas
ana pest butcher cattle and shippers iOc
lover; COED 70 choice shipping 81 40df IS
" aO6t 20 cows and heifcrs 81 2503 20,
thr ugh Texas - 50a3 So Hog Receipts
6o0l; shipments $500; MARI ct slow lOc lower
y 25di 95, Sheep--Receipts 500; shipments
lsoo; active and firm 81 2aaS IS.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug 5--Droyers' JournA
reports; Cattle = Receipts 1900, Shipments
1900 strong for good grades; shipping steers
~ B5dS 20, stockers and feeders 81 lOaS 7O
cows. bulls and mixed, 81 4ba3 20; bulk, 81 4Oa
| az 20; steers 81 0Od3 20, Western ringers Al W
! blg-horn cattle 50 20ai 90; wyoming "a 30
Hogs-Receipts 10000; shipments 1000. slow
and lOc lower at So a0ai 90 Sheep-Recelpt,
Z5iOOOi shipments 5000, strong, natives 81 700
OO Western s. ood8 80; Texans 81 I5a3 90
lambs SO O0d4 rs.
/ NEW YORK, Aug 6.--Beeves--Nonc for sale
dressed beef steady s. 006s 90 for natives; ox
ports " 40. sheep and LAMBDA Receipts $500
! firm and higher with early oiearance common
| TO good sheep s. COCA so; common TO prime
/ lambs y p0d6 10, with some OF tho best IS OOG
! 5 O1h. Hoga-Receipts $3.50; market nominall-
slow for live hogs 81 loa3 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-06
DENTON.
la lilies Is Acquitted for Killing
Her Traducer.

IN Lilies Is Acquitted tor Killing
Her Traducer.
4 the Gazette.
IN, Tx, Aug. 1.-The case OF
! Of Texas vs.. Mrs. Leona Lilies
N her traducer, W. b. Roberts,
4 2l, 1856, was on trial yesterday
tlay. The testimony showed
|Ast she had been foully slandered
s,he shadow of a cause. The
4 represented bv j. ID. Ferguson,
= y attorney, and j. b. Jennings,
In the defendant was ably de-
81 Messrs. Smith and Bottorff and
kustln, Esq. The Jury, after
be Testimony, the argument of
,id the charge of the court, re-
4 IN less than five minutes re-
verdict OF "uot guilty" The
N was crowded, AID q sigh OF
htup from nearly every breast,
general expression is that the
n just.
n bale of cotton was brought in
e yesterday by Mr.. Din of Long
BID sold for 10 cents per pound,
nus of $50 by the citizens. Re-
i have improved the prospects
IAon crop, which now bids fail
ply good yield.