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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

To stop nose bleed dissolve little alum in
water, sniff it up tho noStril, hold the head
lack and do not attempt to blow the nose
Castor oil applied daily for two or three
weeks is said TO be sure cure for warts.
When you clter a sick room do so honestly
and at once; do not spend five minutes turn
ing the handle like house breaker
"Childrsn do not require meat" says Dr.
Kingsford. They selda.n like the taste of il,
and when it is not forced upon them they
prefer sweet and milky food
Never let the feet become cold and damp,
or sit with the back toward the window, as
these things tend 70 aggravate any existing
hardness of hearing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Grsnd Rapids and Cadillac Capital
Abroad

Grand Rapids and Cadillac Capital
Abroad.
A number Of Grand Rapids and Cadillac
parties have completed arrangements for
the organization of heavy stock company.
10 be known as the 81. TammaIy Land e
Lumber Company. with a capita OF $50 0O0
Tne organization was effected at Cadillac
and the parties are W. W. GUNNER, J. C.
GUNNER, r.. .. FCsbuTgh and L. Laphem.
Of that place, Harvey ]. Holiister, J. NJ.
Barnett. G. X. Holiistsr and John Murray,
OF this city, and J. Byron Judkins, of
Hersey. The company have for some time
been looking up the southern pine questi. n
in Louisisns. and as a result purchased
$1,000 acres. the lsrges; part OF which lies in
St. Tsmmsnys Parish. They estimate that
there is over billion feet OF pine 20 be cut
frcm this tract. The present intention is to
put in q mill plant and manufacture the
timber. Eighty-three acres of laId has
also been purchased for q mill site on the
banks OF the Tehefuncts River, one mile
from COying,on La. and about thirty miles
from New Orleans. This stream Is navigr-
bic. and is a direct route 20 the Gulf Of
Mexico. aud gives them the whole outside
world as A market
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Gsores II. Eeotar vss arrested res .sr.iav
On eonplains Of FrsaS Narrsli. proprietor
e ths Micnizsn House. on = charge 81
besfisE his bosr1 bill r gave .ssis Irh6s
arpsarsnce "a Postcs ossrf % is moTnius.
Recrzr - IN TIE machinery business aud fn
h0u.s for fsV dsTs When De len fe : "a
40 psg IS 55A hBs sfs his 4 ? and srtislss
"a the vaIls 81 ehouf So shorf.v aear
Wsrrel. hsa = Tzrrsus sss7ed lar h5-s. s~f
tssriBc q fh5s he sert tas monsy. SIS hs-e
ar ! reesire1 = Tereipt in fal4 %of-ith-
sanding tais % was srreste5 yssse- a.
AT Ware gaze sscarily for costs. ~
wtIi amount - sbeas IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

According 20 Medical Record, mix heated
20 much above loo cegs. FEhrcaheit loses for
time degree OF us sweetness and density.
II is affirmed that no one who, fatgned By
over exertion Of bOgiy and mind, h=s ever ex-
perisEced the revivlng Influence Of tumbler
of this beverage heated Is hot as il can be
slipped, viii willingly forego II because Of its
being someu hat less acceptable 70 the palate
The prompness with which its cordial in!iu-
ence is felt is indeed surprising. Some por-
ton Of il seems % be digested and appropri-
ated almost Immediately, and many who now
fancy they need alcoholic stimulsnts when
exhausted by fatigue, WI lnd in this simple
draught an equivalent that VIII DO abund-
antly satisfying and far moro enduring IN
It's eIectS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
Cotton Wool in the Ea...

A Berlin physician advises that only
during extreme cold, or stormy or rainy
weather should cotton wool be inserted into
children's ears; under ordinary conditions
the healthy cor does not need 10 be pro-
tectei. This precaution must be taken in
the case Of every ear predisPosed 10 i.dlam-
nation. All persons whose membrane are
perforated ought to protect their ears with
cotton wool. The entrance OF cold fluids
into any eur must always be prevented; and
SO, while bathing or diving. tho ear ought tn
bc plugged. Patients with pcrforations Of
the membrane should be very careful in
this respect, as violent Inflammation may 10
caused by the entrance OF cold water
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

The csse q Peter :. Golfer AGAINST lillian
Fhurston. n whica he ia-y rstarnst q
vs-sict IN fsvor of ths plsiaaff. ia Justice
Nalsh's Courf, has hesn tAksn - toe Green's {
cat sod - snpsai ,ond wsx s-d res-
se0aav Thls ,aa, eiii - reEusnabsrso -
ocs w5ere ier ssli Ms Thu~sten 4 81
# ff srH eers EnerClcredia fsr S1S So -
frsec 20 psv tsr her, ca nfng there 49, 4
oss ~ fhe r7ntrers s,d that shs 355 -ot
sEree 20 bzE taem TIE iHrT a~sr5ss
Sciiier - eFses 81 sae books and ao~ y 50
Ioarsto1 v1o = teacher in ths rfrv
sehueas Profeses = lest sas osae - sse-
cc2r<
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
shake Up the Internal Mechanism

1t is q good rule, says an intelligent ply
sician, always TO ride up in an elevator, and
when coming down TO take the stairs. Like
going up bill, walking up stairs is hard
work and sometimes risky, especially for
people with weak lungs, defective respiratory
organs, or heart disease. But going down
stairs hurts nobody, but is good exercise;
going down on brisk run is good thing
it shakes up the anatomy without incurring
the danger Of physical overexertion. This
shaking up is good for ones internal mechnn-
ism. which it accelerates, especially the
liver, the kidneys, and the blood circulation
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
JOINED The MAJORITY.
Anothsr Old Pioneer Departs This Life
His History.

His History.
The death Of Joel Merchant has reduced
the ranks of the many old settlers. ani
taken away q man from our midst who was
one OF the most esteemed citizens OF the
city. The deceased had not been in excel
lent hesith for some time. bnt he had gone
10 bis daughters residences to take . noon
day meal. when death claimed its victim
sooner than was expected. He was a native
of Hsrkinsr county y. Y, but in 1852, a.
the age Of 3 years. hs came - Grand
Rspids and soon rf5er engaged in navigs-
non on Grand River. A few years after be
entered into partnership with +. &. Luce in
the drV goods business Ia which both were
successful hs Afterwards sold out aud
joined bis fortunes With the Messrs Sears
IN tbs bakery business. continuing in that
fns for many years. aud Until bis d1si re
firemsnt q few years since tie leaves =
Nifs snd tvo daughters Mrs. Fsrnham
Ivon. 0f East Saginaw. ard Mrs. Frsd A
Ho.comb. Of ibis city. sHd lsrgs circle Of
friends % moura their loss. The funeral will
be held tomorro- from the residence. -
South Lafayette. A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
CANADIAN MONEY.
Ten Per Cent. Discount Demanded on L
ut All the Banks

ut All the Banks.
The Grand Rapids Clearing House yes
terdsy decided that 10 per cent. discount
should hereafter re demanded on all Cana
dian money Of every name and nature.
All the banks, in accordance with the above,
will hereafter insist on taking OF 10 per
cent. on all deposits of Canadian money,
and the rule will be enforced absolutely.
Cant sake 1t, said the man 81 a hotel
cigar stand yesterday as customer thre ~
down quarter for three cigars. 1T is no
good 10 me-the banks take 10 per cent.
discount on I'll Canadian money, and it is
almost impossible to pay ds5ts With IT,"
Oar readers. both in the city and country.
will do well 10 scan their bills and see that
they are printed on Uncle Sans presses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
ptnesoLoax AND nxciEss.



Fer ssa0pleszaezs. restl<sszess and nervous
49, Il xsasr.l V.hyxzslzzs asGazliy pEeserIas
hEouz3s. eslar2l, lzsldsEaza - Issrpslns.
wsieaessr tksy hzPEea % faSor msst a
crrEsxlo1dez-s ef Coed HoQseksepins To
ni-sds us. boseveF. q "a cd fzs1leEed ksre
--scalel@x.-. ~ szslle12-sz4t : -s@ter th4a
bfoaias ox opauan, b-iass 70 tAs sursrsr
n0ns ef tes u sEscts ta4E Sra suTe - rssz2
ffo1 coaaa11sa ess ~ elLlaeT ~ tAess ar0zS
aDd Is ozssn . more perverted quisEzS -
essea5ed usFves 1-d AA over scays arzlR-
y aars ez5,r s6s SAYS "~Ees Szs ~ .
hosass1old fell sieA at 1eezEls ~2kefol and
nervous, oar gr1zcuastaers woala ssssp =
generozs hzaaful - tAs G<-ileAp hsrb ans
Gae t4tis1t ~as made b. 5riAk freely - tie
inf 1s-oz- sEic1 often eUle.ed tzs t0r.gzed
brain aud nerves l hGys gassa tkls tez -
httle. nervous, restless bablzs skO ssitckes
and st4rtsd IN tasir sleep Is thsagh osnvuL
sions xhrezteasS, snd Il so0n qgls.ed tks
little patiSE1- ! have seen skElica2 tea Ire-
scribsd for diseased cd person. WHO ofbea
declares hs i EoLlng brt 6sAdiso CT nerves.
and this sase, sinPls hers Tea q8io1s. s0othes
aud induces s.eep when bromide aud HoE-
pAine have fer hin fzlisd - 90 So
Many VINO are addicted 10 ed time methods
and meciciaes. AID ot1eTs who have acel-
dently learned the virtues of this pSxs4cuiSr
herb, Will quite srree with the above esti-
NAE OF L. Tae dF.ed herb can 10 obtained
a. any drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Ths lsdies Of tae Dvisian ssress NJ
cAuz-s. vhoes nsu~s heuin T.te A. Bxr
e. xsve 81 eTsfer sarper sscisi IL ths ser-
l.srs of sc eba-ca lsst everinx Ters vss
tsrze aiteatacos s11 a BeA szoa wzs
rssiss,f Eai51 Tili 20 20 fae oeze6t Of fas
esarcn fz1si. Wai~ essoz sas rs.-tirx
tie ecznFaaT -1s en1ertzl1e1 with seseFal
rasssce Voesi s1a iaStvs 81 snEsl n sss-a see
tio1s a1ao1s fae1 e-saE vsry 1l,siT sxs-
czied F'asia $50 sT 4lss At7p las tas
orsf Ftct2i esterssia0eas gveu - tie
cAsr<s slzys Il ~<s rs<ss>a = scvsah>r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

sNv deer Us Bank il generally coa-
ceded 70 be more formal than Dear Alz
Blank
Neither "reersts- ncr "congratalstions-
should b written On = visiting card.
Addnrez re7lv % ~ iHvltstien 70 ths pr
ST Who invites Tou-
At home cards reqEirs 70 ezz-sr.
boarst and sa1Tt dress "a roTn 70 .
vsddlas aad rs,eps son il tss day ne Unless
&C. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

The ladies OF division 80 Brotherhood oi
Locom tive Engineers wish 10 return
thanks Tor the many Iavors shown them Ia
making our lsSTsy success. PsTticu iafiy
do We thank NJ. Pierce t3r the loan VI hs
engine. the 81 \. & /. officials tor thesT
kinoness the press Tor their kindly men
IioR. Captain kinney, and all otaers that
gave us any assistance
LADIES or DTy. 2S6 b. OF l.. +.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Tie crsri Lo.ige EniEhts Of Honor 81
ihs Slafe siects3 aficsrs ss fofio~S Grsn6
ntcssFnr 81 ~ ssev nefreir Wee Dtcts-
tar g. & Nerr.s. Nsnisles. t<rsuti &~sss-
snf fN-fsser A. 81 E sechsr tsssns Rsriss
tsrsud Chsplain. "a ri EaniIfeu. Msurses
tiran1 2<rort-r Eea~v a. Thovnss Ale.
zsr sFaa@ Treasures. Jacos Elsxn. De-
"a
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

For the annual Banquet OF the Michigsn
Club at Detroit February y. tickets Via the
Michigan Central r. X. Co.. Will be sold on
February n anu q. limited good TO return
the "A, at rate o. one ana oue-l third fare icI
round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Miss Marie Wilson has concluded 10 take
q LIMITED number Of pupils in elocution
during her stay ia the city. For further
particulars inquire n The Irving, Soulh
DlVlsion-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hervey. The jeweleF No. Canal-si, il
selling SOLID silver and Rogers best plstsd
are oown % cost during tnis month. Now
Ia the time to TepleDisb your tableware
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

wAzs1s.sros. Zen. f7-Fas ~sethss
nssAs aoloesd - 6lEnk tsulPeEAsufs.
rssh a. srisx sssss7iY Nlaes 1-Di1ls1leg
IA EsfEs z-4l -eeoEa az F47i4sis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

They please every body, Best Family Head
light and Little Daisy Sosps.
GRAND kAPIps SOAR Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Com lamentations are coming in daily for
Best Family Headlight and Little Daisy
oAps. GRAND RAPIDS soar Go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Communications are coming in daily for
Best Family Headlight aud Little Da sy
soaps. GRAND RAPIDS Soar CONTAsY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

They have no equal. Best Family Head
light and Little Daisy SOAPS.
GRAND RAPIDS Soar Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

We have DFapsry by the pair and yard at
cost. MORGAN & AvEEY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

We have pattern in Body brussels a;
cost. AoBGaS & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

We have patterns ia all Wool and Cotton
Chain Ingrains al cost.
MORGAN T. AVERY
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Special communication Of Valley City
Lodge, No SO. +. & s. 81 will be held al
Their hall on Lyenst. Friday, February Il,
az ?. m., 10 Aitend the iuueGa. ii our late
brother James Kennedy. AL Mester
Mssors in good standing are cordially
ia glted 10 attead.
BY order Of w. NJ.
AARoS j.. FoCTE.
see prD tenn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Best Family Headlight and Little Daisy
Soaps are conceded by all 10 oe the best
soaps ever sold in Michigan.
GRAND RArIps Soar CO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

The finest bargains in watches and fne
iewelry ever offered at Hervsy's, No. s
Cgral-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

We baye patterns in Noquette az cost.
MORGAN d AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

We have patterns in Tapes ~ Brussels si
cost. hoRGAs 4 AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

xkr-~ Mes Charges VITA st-aiirz Cap
end Dv-rrsasz
n Pelics Court yesterday rhrse drun -
vent 20 iaii tor iiJTs-sut periods. sna ser-
fence sss suspended on smother Richard
Msrx oiesoef nsi EuiltT 10 stealing = fur
csa freln Ed trent 81 ! A Heisnd's stc-e.
on W-st Rrees-st Hr go have = aear ~
F-hfnarv 81 Wsiter Ransom snd Jsnses
Tborn rSnn. charged with stesiing to oTsr-
cdass rem tas ssrne store. ssso b eesed rot
fglitv snd sheir case va sst down tor
bearug Fshrusrv 1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Sole agents for Corlicine.
MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

ASsuAL BANouET or THE MICHIGAN CLUB,
DErRoIT. FEBRUARY 22SD.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-21
Knights OF Pythiss Ball.

Tomorrow ulghr the Knights will
inaugurate their fifth annual ball, at
the Macqueen house, when the lodge
members and their many friends will
commemorate the 24th anniversary OF
the order. The anniversary day is the
18th, but on account OF it, coming on
sunday this year. p-rmissloG has been
granted by the proper authorities to
celebrate on the 22nd by any festivities
or cere monies that the lodge may zee
fit. In compliance with which they
decided to give ball a. has been
their custom for four years past. As
the order here Is composed mostly OF
young men who are possessed Of the
proper spirit which il requisite in sue
cessfully undertaking such an enter
tainment, those vino attend can be as
sured Of having good time. The com
mittse say that no wall H. yers will be
allowed and that everyone v i'll be made
10 feel at home ss thoroughly = as possi-
BILE. These annual balls lave been
considered by the older citi2'ns as the
one time Of the year when business
and family cares are to be lad aside,
and all meet TO enjoy the social inter-
couNe which the Knights of Pythias
have so happily provided for them.
As general thing people who from =
variety of causes fail to attend other
parties Of like description will make
their appearance at these annual jolli-
ficstiops. Manager Callahan, Of the
Macqneen, Is making gorgeous prepar-
stions for the reception Of the dsncers.
The dining room II 10 be hung with
evergreens, htgs. ETC., aud will with
the new wall decorations, be quite an
attraction OF ITSELF Supper is 10 be
given Ia the extension room just back
of the dining hall. and from what we
have heard il to be a climax In the
line of bsnquets ever given in this
town
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-21
yariou, Diamond swipd,...

The blue diamond. aniline diamond, or
wash diamond swindle, as il was variously
called. was invented few years ago. Ii
is applied TO OH colored and slightly yel-
low diamonds; these, IL painted on the
hack with a dilute solution Of aniline and
alcohol, viii lose their yellow color and
appear either perfectly white or n bril-
liant blue white. This strol blue tint
cannot be removed by ordinary washing;
alcohol or some other solvent Is required
10 do this. and IL such n diamond thus
treated Is mounted in a water tight of
closed box setting IL viii pass for long
time undetected. The first illustrion
discover in this field received six months
imprisonment In Paris for his reward
George T. Kunz
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-21
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

purity; and the young men listened TO
the parting address with exhibitions
of manly emotion.
After Prof Porter had taken his seat
few songs were sung, and soon
thereafter the pupils aud teaohsrs sep
arated
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-21
HEEL AND TOE.

Hut, Dcaituy
child. Tne little fellow had been
coasting; his feet were wet aud cold
time, be said, aud was shortly ready
for bed, where be was tucked i'm
by his gentle mother, aud was soon
sound asleep. In an hour be walked
cross au crying. "Msmms." he said
mosquitoes is eating NV feet up"
That was just II. He was feeling for
the hrst time the pAngs ui chillblains.
Jack Frost had uIpped his toes. We
grown people don't appreciate how
children sulirr. Ii u hundred mosqui-
toes went t. work AT ouce ou . mans
care foot, he would know what that
child suffered. A burning, Itching
swelling tnat BECOMES n tV. lure, and
leaves toe Ieet So tender They will
hardly lear weight. IL IL mol because
We do not sympathize. blG because we
do not seek Ull aud lind what will
give prompt and permanent relief
that they are condemned 10 this rack
lug torture, without sleep, night after
night. Now. Ia proofs case may be
cited " snow that people are some
times 50 crippled by irost-bites ~ ~ be
helpless and thrown out OF work ia
consequence. Miss Kate Shultz, MI.
Washington, Baltimore county, Md.
writes, under date of October ~, 1854:
"After being told by two prominent
physicians that they could not give me
any cure for frost.bite, tried 81.
Jacobs OIL, aud IL proved blessing.
Every winter / was prevented from
earning my living by frost-bite, but
since using the Oil l have not been
troubled with it, II is in its nature
the vary thing; acting as = gentle
IL draws out the fever
and fire produced by the frost, reduces
the swelling. heals the soreness. and
there are no tender feet afterward.
Now. tor mercy's sake, when YOU see
q little oUe tortured In this way, re-
this. The feet becoming
once tender aud seneiti - are subject
EVERY winter n a return Of this plague.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
United States comp arative Statement.
oecfsI to .he Gazette.
GENRSAl Markets.
Produce and Frostsio rs.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct g,,-Flour-Better feel.
ing, but business lgAt. Wheat lower Ca.h
81 Os. Decemb closed 81. TX; May ST T.
Oorn hisher: cash 39ltc October closed SO
bid: year 1890 bid; .Ady s5}". Coramesl
lower at s. 5 whis- y steady a, IL IA Provisions
S 25Gs SIX. Dry salled meats-shoulde rs
is 25: !ongs and ribs s. Y5GS 57h ;
Bacon-Shoulders. S. 81; longs and ries
81 OOG9 IS; thort clear 81 SlH S9 50; mans
s 5U0I2 50. Bailing sruf-B ggfng s.eady;
~ lbs. Exc; lbs PIG. Iron cotton ues
81 goal p.
CHICAGO, H., Oct. 22.-Wheat was again
cembsr opened &c lower than Sa erdav, ad-
vauc ID llIsc, r.cedeo &c and closed &c above
the lowest. May closed &c below SATURDAY
close, Moderate trading In corn ceiling easier.
Near futures; corn closed NC and Decembsr
&c lower than saturday. Pork s,rong ana
cutting slightly higher. Short lios hrr1. The
ieaoins fuIuresscIose6: Wheat-No O,tober
81 AZ; November 81 l41l; December 1855 :.
MAY 81 l7k. Comm october i23l :: Novem-
Der i215c. December i01zc; My 3jkc. Mess
pork-Sl5 90, No, emher IA IS; January Sl4 TX;
May Is 90. L.ro-octobs- 50 co.; November
s. 90; December 50 2Ih, jam ~ s. snort
ribs october 81 i5 Janua s. 20. Uash gu ia,
tions: Flour-,tsscv and unchanged. n, 2
sprin2 wheat 81 l3dl l43s; No. 2 red 81 l3G
ia No. 2 corn 1880. Mess pork, SD W
Lard, 50 90. Snort rius sides, loose. s. 10.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, S s5as 5'h.
Short clear SIDES. boxed, Is 5Ons 10.
wheat higher. spot No. red, 81 10. Options
closed October as 81 Coz; November 81 TX
December S. l21I: January ST 1879; February
81 AZ; March 81 l6, April 81 lIi4i Nav ! Ia.
June 81 Is. Corn iower; spot No. at 30 &c Op
ton. closed: october 5eAci November 5Ot!c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

December 5lHc; January I9,; May 4sc.
Coffee Ontion' dull; sales 81 OG0 Uag' inrludir e
OcIober II OOG4 05: n v,mUeI 10 55d Il IS |;
December IL lJG IL -; January 10 00dI3 so;
9 OF BIO, fair careos 10. sugar Raw dull, de.
pressed s1d lower; fair e lnins 5Sn; centrlfu-
gsls, IS test. &c 4sses, IS test, *; refined
steady; Gull. Rice Ii IN.
nAFsAe UiTf NJ" Oct - Cattle Receipts
IS o; shipments 500; sIo kers and feeding
steer. so. aud weas; good u choice corn
&c 81 i5G5 25; CO nmon to mPdlur s. 25G4 81;
stockeis nd feeding steers S. 4O93 80 grass
range steers s. 60G3 10; WIS 81 2ia2 10
Hogs Receipts 2j35; shipment. !si'; marke!
weak; good choice IS 55G5 G5 common to
me lium 81 60a5 49, Sheep kec, ipL. 3j3S;
shipment 80: steady r gooi: weak for m
mon; good tc choice muttons So 5O63 as; com
mon to medium 81 50dS 20.
KANSAS 'IITY, MO-, Oct 22.-Wheet wesker;
No. req. cash 9o3ic asked; November no bids
nor If ,ringr; December 9sI bid; May 81 90
bid. Corn quiet; Nc. ca-h 10 bids or Of
fefirgs; Mo sc bid.
EsEw ORLEASs, La, Oct. 22.- Sugar
ArEet unsettled and lowe; open ket-
lie grades prime 544d5h; fully fair
iHc: good common AZ common Axe; in
erior &C centrifuga e, Oh Ice white 10 Is
G62sc: eff whit II l6G6%; cray white
g.. G6Ec choice yell W ciar fed G}s a 6 II Ice;
prime ye'lDw c,rlded ii l6;: yellow
ella. lied 57.d6,; seconcs 4h65Sc. NJ 'lssses-
Dull a Liver; open ketiie strictly prime $50
A d; good prime 4UG 49, prim 37d23, good fair
Sia7c; ctntrifugals prime 25a27ci LJui.iana
rup % "a &c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
A Rteamar Goes 10 Piecea.

SAuLT STE. MARIE, MICH, Oc!. 90 -
The steamer City Of Michigan went to
pieces Saturday evening at Wichipicohen
Island. Fridsy she Was overtsken BY e
terrific gale. Her engine broke down az d
the vessel became manageable. The
Captain let loose OF her tow the M.nhs..
tan nrd besched the steamer. In the
morning the storm pounded her on the
rocks AMI she iaally went to pieces
The crew Of thirteen, including two la
dies, took TO the boats and got TO the
islsrd, suffering the greatest ha. dships
while there and having nothing to eat but
fish until the W. B. Hale picked them mp
Sunday and landed them ct the 500.