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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-04-26
SENATOR SHERMAN said in the Sen.

SENATOR SHERMAN e&l0 IN the SEN
Ate January 23d, 1857:
Every duty on imported merchan-
disc gives to the domestic manufactur-
er an advantage equal to the duty and
to that extent every tariff is protect
i've tariff. When the duty is SO high
"a to prevent importation it ceases to
be a atariff,n and becomes com.
mercial regulation So the general
tenn. q revenue tariff" as descrips
five of q tariff, is deceptive. and is
amply tautology. Every tariff bill Is
n " revenue tariff"
True. all these bills are called rev.
anne bills,u for nothing else is consti-
fntionaL The constitution only sane
lions taxing the people for revenue to
earry on the government, pay its debts
and provide for the general welfare,
. hut all taxes shall be uniform
throughout the United States"
protection may be an incident of
raising revenue by taxing imports;
INIT equal taxation should never be
7ost siaht of, and equal opportunities
ali citizens are entitled to.-[Stark Go.
Democrat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-04-26

LOUISIANA, as has been claimed by
the Republicans, is doubtful State
doubtful as to the majority it has given
the Democratic ticket-slready $1,000,
and more parishes to hear from. Our
Republicans friends are not banking
heavily on the strength of their
doubts as to Louisisna's permanency
in the Democratic column.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-04-26
rae Republican State Convention.

The Republican state Convention.
sherman Guardediy Endorsed.
There were outward indications of
harmony and good nature in the pro
ceedipgs of the convention. The G.
o. p. readily enthuses over what not
few in its own ranks regard as bygone
and disturbingly sectional issues, en-
gendering only animosity pregnant
with measures and results whose birth
adds only embarrassment and disco
wherein should be coveted harmoS
and generous purpose and endeavor to
rise superior to the bsser promptings
of the partisan whose life and susten-
ance is that of the vulture feeding up
on the offal which only is disturbed
by this voracious scavenger seeking
for putrescence and noisome filth.
E. L. Lampson presided, and deliv-
cred an intensely partisan speech,
filled with appeals 10 the passions en-.
gendered in past sectional strife and
conflict. He was repeatedly cheered
as he wildly waved the bloody shirt
Of such stuff is Republican enthusi.
asm wrought.
The platform was read by Calico
Charley 1t reaffirns the platform
adopted at Toledo, advocates the resto
ration of free and untrammsled suf
frage, charges the Democratic part.
with suppression of franchise in tn,
Southern States and securing powe
thereby, favors protection, condemn
President Cleveland's tariff message
also the Democratic congress indors
es Foraker's administration. pats til
/. Legislature on the back, and pledge
support to the soldiers Institution
at Sandusky and Xenia. 1t directs til
delegates to support John Sherman
, and indorses him.
The Plumed Knight" prOfessedl
= not of the list seeking Preside nth
honors, nevertheless has the sam
magnetic influence in the mere mel
:. ton of his name in Republican gatl
t erings. which the Dayton conventio
: strikingly demonstrated. "The Mattel
= less Man from Maine." sang by qua
/, tet, WIS wildly cheered. ss was Il
1t allusion in the sans song to ~. B. F
s his head is straight for the Viii
n House, too" All of which goes
show that the Sherman men are gls
J to steal into the warm atm osphe
oAv 4,
: ters of 1.-THE Matchless Man fro
Maine," which the. Sherman icebe
6 fails to chill.
i The following is the ticket put
6 nomination:
s Secretary of State-Hon. Daniel
= Ryan, of Scioto.
Z Supreme Judge-Hon. J. P. Bradb
Z ry, of Meigs.
9 Board of Public Works-Wells
'3 Jones, of Pike.
Delegates large:
2 Hon. J. B. Foraker, of Hamilton
Charles Foster, of Seneca
6 VIM. Mckinley, of Stark
al Benjamin. Butterworth, of Hamilto
q Alternates at large:
8 Robert Harlan, of Hamilton!
al G. L. Maxwell, of Greene;
q Frank Baird, of Perry;
10 J. NJ, Brown, of Fulton.
ls Electors-at.large:
al I. P. Lamson. Of Cuyahoga;
10 A. III. Mattox. of Hamilton.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-04-26


A FREE ballot and fair count" is
thus made the instrumentaIity of se
curing "honest" elections in Rhode
Island, as thus outlined by the Provi.
dence Journal. in chroniciing the
scenes and incidents at the polls in the
town of Warwickshire during the late
election resulting in "glorious Re.
publican victory": The assertion is
made and supported by the statements
of many persons, some of whom re-
ceived money. that the town and su-
burbs were secured for voters, who
received all the way from ST. so to SIG
for voting right" The. Democrats
did not have as much money as the
Republicans, consequently they got
fewer votes from the proselytes who
were thus persuaded to vote fright. %
The money wss proffered and paid
with little attempt or concern of con
cealment.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-04-26

By. order OF the Democratic State Central
Committee. ~,o,,
FRANK HARPER, Vice Chairman
Secretary.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06
Historic des Comites de Vigilance
AUX ATTAKAPAS,
"PARGALEXANDRE BARDE.
A vendre au bureau du Courier.
EDrix S1.3S.
COURIER DEs OPELOUsAS,
PUZZLE LIE sAMEDIPAR
Leonce 81 Il. A. SandOz.


H?ADOmmeHaeaat sera de $3.50 par an,
payable d'avance, on trois piastres dams le
c0urant de PannGe..
Les Avis Sc paieront %cinquante cents
par earre pour la premiere insertion ct vingt'
cling cents par earr6 pour chaque insertion
subsequente. HUT lignes on mOins consti.
tueront I'M carre.
Les avis qui seront envoyes ponr atre publ
es seront ins6res en- Francois ct en- Anglais IA
moins quill men soft autrement ordonne1 JUS
qua &c que rediteur juge a propcs de les dis
continuer.
Les candidats alx fayenrs pnbliques de-
vront payer quinze piastres d'ayance, sils
veulent Sc faire annoneer.
Les neeroleges, les lettres dc relnerciment,
les reciames; les communications dun genre
personnel, etc, SO paieront au taux des avis.
Les articles dune nature personnelle tquand
toutefois lis seront admissibles) sc paier0nt
vingt cents la ligne ct d'avance.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

We The undersigned Banks and Banker,
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisisns
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
r. NJ. WALMSLEY,
Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX.
Pres. State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. N. O Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN,
Pres. Union Nat Bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

Tn maftre d'h6tel demandait
dernierement d I'm grand inan-
cier, aujourd'hni I'M peu a la CO
tie, de lui payer plusienrs mois
quill lui devait.
-Je mai point d'argent pour
le moment, repondit celui-ci,
mails soyez SANG inqui6tude, yos
cages courent t~oujours.
-C'est yrai, monsieur. dit le
ma1tre d'h0tel, par malheur lis
courent 81 fort que je ne saurais
les rattraper.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

incorporated by the Legislature in 1850
Educational and Charitable purposes .n1 ="
franchise made a part of the present State ~.
stltntlon, in 1879, by All OVERWHE1N MN
POPULAR VOTE. Nd
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06
Souvenirs de la Guerre.

Nine Sarah Moore, une jolie
veuve qui frisel la cinquantaine, re
side aujourd'huia Brooklyn, mails
lorsqu'elle etait jeune file ct Sc
nommait Sarah Miller ellie wyatt
avec ses parents pres de Gettys-
burg, PENN Quand cut lieu la
grande bafaille qui a pris lie nom
de cette. vile, SEES deux freres
6taient simples soldats dams Par
NEE du Nord Pun fut tue, Pau
tire bless6 ct transporte dams la
maison de son pere, qui await
etc convertie en- h6pital. III sly
trouyait en- meme temps un
,ieune conf6der6 nomm6 Henry
@. Willett, qui await perdu son
bras gauche. Ce fut grace aux
SONS de Sarah quill recouvra la
sant6. En- ~recompense, il ne
put lui offrir que son cgur !; mails
Sarah ne partageait pas son
amour ct refusa de devenir sa
femme. Toutefois, ellie consen-
tit d donner une, tresse de ses
cheveux a Willet ct celui-ci re-
tourna au Sud ct ne donna ia-
mails de ses nouyelles a son
annie. Vingt-cinq ans s'6taient
6coul6s depuis leur separation,
quand, il y a quinze jours, Sarah
Moore recut une lettre de la
Nouvelle- Orleans dams laquelle
il lui etait dit que Willett en-
mourassatt lui await l6gu6 tout son
bien, value a $4,000. Dams
la lettre SO trouvait un m6dail-
lon qui renfermait la meche de
cheveux donnee au jGeSnne soldat
en- 1868.
Depnis que cette bonnie nou-
velle a etc annonc6e, Niue
Moore a recu plusieurs lettres
d'anciens soIdats qui etaient a
la bataille de Gettysburg ct qui
achevent leur 6pftre par une of
FIRE de marriage. Nine Moore,
On femme sensee, declare a qui
veut le SAVIOR que 81 le legs lui
parvient ellie saura en- faire IN
meilleur usage que de le METRE
sur un mari qui, probablement,
serait trop paresseux pour ira
WALLER.
Pendant que Sheridan r6pan-
DAFT la RUNE ct la d6solation
dams la vallee de la Shenandoah,
VS. Ia meme epoque, IN de-
tachement de soldats fed6raux
sous les ordres de l'oficier
Ayers, fut charge de detrnire
quelques habitations ct il Sac
quitta do So mission avec une ar
deur digne dune plus belle
tache. Quand les soldats arri-
weren't b la maison de M. Butch
er, il y appliquerent la torche
sans permettreQue Mme Butcher
emportat rien, ct la malheurense
Sc saIva avec son enfant dams
les bras-nne petite file dun
an-et Sc r6fugia dams une mi
SCRABBLE cabane, mais ellie nv
resta pas longtemps, car a peine
Iy e~urent-ils WI entrer que les
soldats yinrent incendier la ca
bane. Dix-Ssp>an plus tard,
poficier qui akaffa;Ig6 les sol
dats incendiaifes rencontrait une
belle W jeune fye don't il s'eprit
io'lenens et quill epousa: cette.
A.lsune lille 6tait penfant que Nine
~g6tilcher tenait dams SEES bras Ell.
1fnyant devant les hammes. ct.
fofiicier est le general Ayers,
aujonrd'hui sur le point de III
mort q Washington.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

LIE Canada prend DIES precau-
tons militaires en- cas- de conf1it
ayec les Etats-U nis d pOccasion
des measures de repr6sailles.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA.
VIM. Preston Johnston, L.. D., President.

High School with Manual training. College
with five courses of instruction. University
courses in Science and Letters. Session be.
gins Oct. 9Th. Fl. Sophie Newcomb Memo
rial College for Women begins Oct. 8th.
Medical department begins Oct. 22d. Law
Department begins Nov. 10Th.
For catalogues address the Secretary of the
University, Tulane Hall, New Orleans, La.
Sept. I-3m
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

On apprend de Rome que lie
SUPERIOR general de l'ordre des
Franciscains a pr6sente au pape
la demande de la Qualification
de Jeanne dare. II est bien
tAmnS.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06


L'Abeille de la Nouvelle-O Or
leans du 8 octobre consacre an
COURIER les aimables lignes qui
suivent. Nous Pen remercions
bien sincerement.
Samedi dernier, notre con-
frere lie COURIER DIES OPELoU-
sAs, est entire dams sa trente-
sixieme aimee. C'est un DIES We
t6rans de notre pHaesse louisia-
naise, ct un d6lt Tus braves.
III a Gu aIUuffrir sa belle ct
bonne part de prosecutions, pen
dant la guerre il a vrs,sSon ma
Terrell saisi, jet6 p6le-m6fe dams
des caisses, expedite a Morgan
City, ct son editeur, arr6t6 par
les autorites fed6rales. \ +
II a vaillamment ct haute-
ment maintenu le drapeau de
la democratic pendant la domi-
nation du radicalisme. MaIgre
la persecution, malgr6 la misere,
il ma jamais bronch6; il en- est
recompens6, au~jourd'hui, pan
une juste popularit6. Fond6 en-
1852 par M. Joel Fl. Sandoz,
apres avoir pass6 par les
mains de M. Andre Meynier ct
M. VIM. Spencer, il est mainte-
nant dirig6 par les fills de son
fondateur. 81
Nous souhaitons t0utes sortes
de prospeEite a notre aimable et
valiant confrere.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

LIE Canada prend DIES precau-
tons militaires en- cas- de conhit
avec les Etats- Unis a pOccaslon
des measures de .repr6sailles.
Des nouvelles recues DIES mers
du Sud Dissent que les Francais
ayant voulu arborer TN drapeau
aux lies Marquises, pour en-
prendre possession, les MATHIS sly
sont opposes ct il en- est result6
un combat terrible pendant le-
quel deuR cents soldats de ma
rine francais ct p%lusieurs mil
liers d'indigenes ont etc tues.
CONNIE 81 ce n'6tait pas d6ja
ASSET de voir les hommes SO
massacrer an pugilat, VOLTA que
les femmes won't en- faire de
meme un prize-fight a ell lieu
q Buffalo la semaine derniere
entire Nine Leslie ct miss Leary,
devant DIES hommes settlement,
ct le combat ma cess6 qua Ia
7 onzieme ronde, apres que les
deux anges Sc fussent mis- la fl
CURE Ell compete.
Un garconnet de st. Louis, lie
petit Willie Moehl, a etc pris
vendredi dune terrible attaque
d'hydrophobie il aboyait COM
me TN CHEN, ecumait CONNIE
une s9upeCet mangeait les meu-
bles ct les drapssle son lit. Tous
les m6decins de la vile, group6s
autour de lui, 6taient unanimes
d dire quill serait mort lie lende-
main. Apres avoir aboy6 toute
la mutt, ifa tini par, s'endormir
ct quand il s'est 6veill6oiI 6tait
gueri de la rage
Une enqu6te a etc tenue dams
la paroisse st. Martin sur lie
crime abominable qui s'est COM
mis- a Pont Breaux l'autre soir.
VilmOnt Hollier ct son fills Di-
der, scion les t6moignages re-
cueillis, avaient commits un vol
de cotton ct c'est pour emfDecher
TN negre de temoigner contre
eux qu'ils avaient concu lie pro-
jet de l'assassiner; sa femme
ayant ouvert la porte, c'est ellie
qui recut la bale. Ces denx in
dividus ont etc emprisonnes
sans bGn6fice de caution.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

a-FoR CLUB RATES or any further lae'
nation apply to the undersigned. LOU
handwriting must be distinct and Sigea's.s
plain, More rapid return mail delivery w.
be assured by your enclosing an enY'sf'
bearing your full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money o'a''s
or New York Exchange in ordinary lew,
Currency by Express Cat our EXPENSE y
dressed TO
WI. A.
New Orleans, La
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

Les republicans du senat,
dams le bill de tariff qu'ils WEN
nent d'6laborer pour remplacer
lie bill Mills, ont decr6te une re
duction de 30 pour cent sur lie
sucre poutspunir la Louisiana.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06
LA. STATE UNIVERSITY
And Agricultural and Mechanical College,
Baton ROuQe, La.

The next session opens October 8, 1888. The
Curriculum embraces q thorough and practi-
cal eours3 in Literature, Science, Agriculture,
Mechanics and Bookkeeping. The Faculty
is full and able, equipments unexcelled, locali-
ty healthy and discipline military. No char
ges for tuitiou-Board, washing, fuel and
lights, $3.50 per month. Applicants must
be IA years old, and have a fair knowledge of
the rudimentary studies.
j. w. NICHOLSON, President.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

Tnat he Rstpr rsssasg 3 aad
EARLY, who are in charge srgs' Of he Dra,eia GIN, !
a guarantee of absolute fairness G,,a sh.ssa ess
Mati the chances are all equal, and mas d ~ !
can possibly diuine aehat number ~" "@
prize. upf
"REMEMBER that Tie payment q III S. nj
ses is GUARANTEED By FO0m Nd III
TIONAL BANKS, of Nep orleans -. Tasa.
tickets are signed By the President o y" ,sed III
ution, svhose chartered rights ere rseogmr ;aia
the highest Courts; therefore, beNafe y
ons and anonymous schemes"
The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-06

I'VE do hereby certify that we sn0s,u..,
the arrangements for ali the Monib aP''vlse
Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana am ana
Lottery Company, and in person manaoa o sas
control the Drawings themselves and H. r. a ~
same are Conducted with honesty, fairness, and
IN good faith toward all parties, and we autbo.l
re the Company to use this certificate rih
fac'slmlles OF our signatures attached, in iss ID.
vertisements.' :" 70 au'
G. 7. BEAUREGARD
}. A. EARLY,
Commissioners
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
Liye Stock Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April ll.-Cattle-Receipts
II 0; shipments 800; market higher; choice
heavy native ste RS 81 40G5 90; fair to good
nat We steers 81 OOG4 80; butchers steers,
feeders, falr to good, 81 2O63 81; rangers, ordl-
nary to good, s. 25G4 %. Hoys-ReCeipts 200;
shipments 1900; market higher, rang
ing from So 0OG5 - Sheep Receipts 1900;
shipments SO; market firm; fair TO fancy 81 W
at TO-
KANSAS CETF, Mo. April l2.-OatGle-Recelpts
SCO;shipments SO ;thenarket ls stronger; ship
ing sIeer5 stea1y 10 saong; Itcher's steers
and goOd COWS strong and D; higher; stockers
and feeders steady; good TO choice corn fed
stockers g G0G2 80; feeders g uOG3 81; cows
2OO63 80. HJgs-Esceipts 5000; shipments 400;
market rtrong. active, and &C hi. her; rang
ing from ST. as A. 'heep-Receipts $500; chip
ments l3OJ, market steady; good to choice
muitoLs 81 10 as 25i common TO medium s. 81
IA 30.
CHICAGO. Ill. Ap-iI u - Cattle - Receipts
5000: shipments 5000: market stronger; fancy
So 50; stee S. 3OG 49, st0ckers and feed
ers s. 1898 %; COWS, bulls and mixed ST $50
3 so; Texas cattle 81 10 al 05. Hogs-Receipts
| 1O,0 600, shipments ,..; market strong and loo
| higher; mixed So 35a5 So heavy s. 1905 SIS +;
| light S. 21G5 80. She4"-Receipts 5000; chip
| ments % make. weak; natives s. 0OG6 90;
western s. coco 10; fancy lambs So 0JG7 80.
| NEW YORK, April l2.-Beeves- eipts,
700, all for expectation alive and dead no mar
ket for beevas; qn!es aad steady for d.essed
| beer at 6HGsc for common to choice city
Slaughtered tides; at 7071l for fair to prime
western; to Gays Liverpool BILE quotes
| American refrigerator beef dull and
lower at s.9'4c. sheep--Receipts 1900;
price,, with easy business; s. 75a7 40 for un-
siorn sheep; s. OJ66 90 for clipped sheep: So 55
| as % for unshorn yearlilgs; S6 25GT 25 for
CT pped yearlingsi 81 00G6 60 for spring lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
THE MARTIu-BR0WN CO.,
The Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods HlN8 ID TU1 NGFi,

Flcur irmer: dem9nd showed soma improve
ment; holders quite finn In their views, some
selling at an ADVANCE of l0Gl5". WheSG-NO.
red S1IzGS5c. No. . corn 535s954lsc Mess
pork pr rel. Sl4 90. Lard. per 100
pounds, 81 62H. Short riha si@"-, 81 10. Dry
salIGd shoulders, boxed, s. 75G6 co. 8 ort clear
81 es. box d, s. coal g.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. April y -Four quet but
steady; choice 50 5OG3 50; fsDcy 81 U0d4 l0i
extra fancy S. 2jd4 80; winter wheat psteuts
81 5OG4 Is; Bin esota paIer, process 81 100
s.. Corn strnEE AID higher mixed Coz (;
white 6lGC2; yellow &c. Dat in fair demand
and price7 frmCr; No. . 39lS G4Oc. COrun5al
easier at s. 20. Ha7 frmer; p-lne SO 5OG
90 90; choice S2l 0OG22 ". Bran IN
GOOD demand at full pr.ces. Hog pro
ducts stel. with fair demand. Pcrh, Sl4 81 =,
Lard quiet and weaker s. QIaI ~
Bulk meats quiet bit frmer-shoulGeTs S. 10;
long clear 81 50G7 IS; clear ribs 81 5OG7 10.
Bacon-Qu!e;, iirmeFs eh2aidars ST OO872i; long
clear S. l2l2p p; clear ribs s. 25dS 3Iis.
II sms-Es sier NJ $40 75Gl l2ls HR'ce quiet b1t
rIeady ct 47sG5TC. Whisky steady AZ 81 Oj0
81. Coffee Fns market was str ing and
higher; RiI was quoted at 2G!6itc. Cotton
seel products dun and niEal. SEgG- in
active idems NJ; Cp9" Kettle. prime, - l6c
fully fair, IS Ice; ChOice, lI-l6;; centrifu-
gals, plantation gra9u aztec SIC; choice white,
SIC; OF white 6ls G6 3-l6c; choice yellow Clari-
fed, 57sGj 1916; prime yellow cl4ri-
fed 5zI as 1886; [ If yellloH clarified II 10
G5Ic; seconds sls057sc. Mnlasses quiet
but steady; opsh-keJtls cnOice 33G35ci strictly
prime 29Q3O; centrifugals, strictly prime, 20
a PC lime to good prime, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

officials informed the gentleman who
brought the news here OF the mob's
triple executions. He stated that one OF
the parties who met his doom was named
Morgan, but he had forgotten the names
OF the other two victims. A number CT
citizens Of the Territory were ia the city
today aud confirmed the report. = hey
gave the name of one OF the parties, but
failed to learn the names OF the ether
two. They say the hsngings will con-
tinue in that country until horse thieves
and other criminals ere coDTincei that
the Nation is no longer s ha,bor for out
laws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
THE COOKING MAIN.
Some Great Figh's-Dallas Wins Back
Soma Money.

Some Great Fights-Dallas Wins BACK
Soma Money.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, April l2.-The third day
Of the grand cooking main between Mar
shall and Dallas has been one OF great in
terest among cooking men, and Dallas
has been rskiug back some of the money
lost in the two previous days. Three
fights Of the main were made today as
follows:
First fght-Dillas showed black red
warhorse weighing five pounds and two
ounces against Marshsll's dark red an
ounce heavier. Dsllss forced the fight
ing from the start end won in three min
Ssc5nd fght-Dallss was re-
presented by a black breasted
red warhorse weighing five
pounds four ounces, while Marshall
showed black gray of the same weight
The fight was even until the Marshall
bird accidentally shutlled his gsf:
through mis- own mead, a-d in the mex
round the Dallas bird won easily.
Third fl ght-DallGs came to the from
this lime with o wicked looking spsngled
Pile cock tipping the beam at five pounds
four ounces, against which Marshal
pitted ducKwing black red one ounce
heavier. The Dallas bird by continue
futtering and safe shutil IS killed Marshal
in two minutes.
In the afternoon msin of four fights
was fought between Richardson, OF Mar
shall, and Nussbaumsr, of Dallas, for
$50 f 5ht. with the following results:
First fght-A yellow dominique,
weighing five pounds eight ounces
shuttle ID for Dallas, while black breast
ed red futtered for Marshall. In the
fight Marshall futtered while Dallas
s0u1il3d, and st the end OF ten minute;
Marshall was sbfllued to desth.
Seco.d fght-In this fight both towns
showed black breasted reds OF even
weight, FIVE pounds four ounces. The
Dallas bird fought vicleusly, and won II
two minutes.
Third aght-DsllAs fought red stae
this time and Marshall . black breasted
red, both weighing four pounds nine
ounces In the first round Marsaal
found Dallas through the hesd with 6ott
gslllss, winning the fight.
Fourth fglt-DAlIas tried olacl
breasted red weighing five pounds three
ounces, but be was no match for Mar'
shall's dominique seal dust, who IN
coupled Dallas in the third round ant
won the fight,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
DAILY Local Esxtsw
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FORT wosTH, Tx, April J.. ISIS, {
Wholesale trade hiss been but Moderate
today, hut retailers have been extremely
busy.
There has been q tie q heavy demand
lately ior seeds of FL sor;s, SID tho mar
ket has bee 2me RS her bare and the prices
stiff, but unchanged except ia the case Of
slfsIfs, which now 81 lis fol 1872.
Quotations are given on millet seed ard
sugar cane seed.
The MONEY MARKETS.
The slight disturbance of the market,
due 10 the dis bur sc meEts and settlements
ct April l, seems To have passed without
any great connection and with only lii
tie temporary hardening in the rates for
C I'll money in the New York market, and
quotatio ~ in the later psri of the week
W re back to the recena level foE that
class of loans, the squirt In the
stock m.rset apparently max
Jig I.lle difference. At the
same time, tn re S co ltinusnce OF the
Close feeltug all ing lenders in regard 10
putting out m3Gsy TOR a.y Time. To some
extent 9 more favorable feeling was
created By the pSsssge Of the bopd-pur-
chase bill by the Ssnste, but would seem,
indeed, that sghile there is no undue Tap
prehensioD, the banks are so largely
doing bdsicess on the government de-
POSTS tsGs caution in mAkins anything
| bus call loans is necessity of the sltua~
ton Bradstreet's.