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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
CENTRAL Markets.
Produce and Erovisions

ST. LOUIS, MO-, Nov 1.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat opened firm but declined
en- selling pressure, later rally loon pace, oal
enorslized wi sellers at 3Sc below yester
days quota ttors for December and ESQ below
for May. No. red cafh 81 ll@l ~; Decsm-
May Sli5J6al Isl; closing: 81 l5as ash ed.
Corn-Pfetty steaay until W eat broke when 1t
also gave way and closed lower. No. mix
s-ked ;Decen Der a35lc; year 333lcG335z iosing;
233.c ked January 33s; Nay 55Ic63jas. Oats
-Dull No. = mixed 22G221c; year ~ :: May
2skc. Cornmealasteady, )! l a. 10. s WnisKy
! 4 TO q. 10 weight. Provisions very quiet and
only snail job trade done at unchangeo
prices.
ruled heavy and lower to day with more dis
( osition 10 realize; opened about sGAc lower
and declip ed for May &C below yesterdaI's
closing figures, then rallied &C.. but Ien ewed
further decline of 2&c and closed about "a
lower than yesterday. Corn was quiet most OF
the session. though ar times trading was quite
active and at tn clo,e wa. 11Sc lower for No
vember and 5sd1zc higher on other futur.s.
Mess pork was moderately active st Irregular
PRICES and closed quiet. In short ribs fair
Wheet-No. November 81 l3H; Decembe:
l Is; January 81 Is. MAY 81 1879 Cora No
November SszSc; December 3S14c; January
Dec. mseS 81 IS; Jsnua:y sl4 TX; May sl4 IS.
sId- November IS l215; December S. o.;
Jauu.ry S. FIX. shoit ribs November s. 80
January 81 AZ. Cash Quotations were as FOL
changed. NJ. .prine wheat 81 l8al l311
No red 81 1871 l31z; No. corn, s%9Ss2so;
Mess pors, Sl4 40 Lard So l2tl. Snort ribs
SIDES, loose. 81 1901 30. Dry sailed shou!de
boxed, S. 0oas IS Short clear sites, boxed,
IS I2xSs %
NEW YoRK, Nov. l. -Flour-Msrs ct dull a d
heavy. Wheat lower: spot No; 2 red, 81 liG
eInspd NnVemhnr 81 ll5[
December Si,l21s; January 81 1873: Nay s. lsl4
Corn lowefissaot No. 4s1<d4S2lc. Op5ioni
closed: Afyed5ter 471zr: December ss}sci
January ,liXe ;SNsY 475sc. Coffee Options
opened sigaoy and closed firm; sales So. Oet
bags inciasing E8vembs> l3 2Oa 10 20; Decem
her IS O9al3 aSs5anuary Is 00d13 10, Februa.
r, SIP e58s4 65zss, OF Rio fair; carsoes 15t4c.
sugar ray sate ga steady sehns q qn,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
shs Rors vzsrrn g,srxsss.
BCTTKR-Te1as lSc Per a.

BCTTER-Telak lSc Per a. r.
OOGTON-s 25dS, rs.
O0FFEE-Rio, fsiT i7tlai prime liz; skries
ls'l fancy 20s,i Javz 2ss<oi se:dssssi go
5sa & kss 9sIlH E o1ssa ,vla, 1sn4s; Bad
ger state fSl4Hc; SShhg America m. ~
q QANNEZTaU0 Dst< kHtlaA psr soseks FtAs
.sT,ss, sea.sS 3,s g s sssl sS; gslehss
q Is; SEA- IS; atraTbosSss. i 81 u S.; oiaci ;
S SsTr,s: r. lSi gs sso snss1 s r2
81 sss Gy S. sasios .ss sssna.ss
tsinoE.. ! s.!f.losl' 81: sa1dizss. xs. d. Is,
Sss sSS ,s e ga ssis %
E52da sutting grsad. are an the market shd
aI806ted: ApEcoss, ~ rs, 50 10 blackbeJ-
Esa 60; pesenes, yellow tree. 81 4Ci peaches,
LIE cling, 81 65; plums, 81 90; peara 81 40;
f88apes, 81 90; red cherries 81 40.
DBY GooDs-Prios List Of fall and winter,
frints-Allon,s fancy. sei American fancy &c;
SC; Berlin oil colofs. 7c;, Berwick.
dystone SIC; aloloester ltancy. &c; siou.
sspe ehsep, tod Sc;
MeTrimack, &c; Ramaro, SIC; SIMPSONS
MORNINGS, 61lc; Windsor fancy, exc; Wash
ington oil colors. &c Washington canary. &c.
Brown Decentralization, 6xc; Appleton A,
71Sc; Argyle Family Cotton, 7Hc; Augusta A,
7c; Belfast R, exc; Back Crow, exc; Boot O,
&c; Busy Bee. &c; Clifton Geo, exc; Con stitu
lion. Ike; Chapman Lining, $40; Marshall
Lii iug, 4.4c; Utica @, Axe; Lawrence LII, &c;
PiediN2nt. &c.
Peabody, &C., Ballardville, &c; Forest Mills,
Ike; Pioneer, Ike; Snowflake, 7hc; Ellerton.
Sc; Lilly Of the Valley, SIC; Lonsdale, SC;
Blackstone, Sc; Cha rpion, exc; Conway, Ike;
Crusa er, Shc; Dauntiess. &c; Farmers Choice.
Is; First Call, exc; Fi:chviile, TIC; Fruit OF
The Loom. SIC; Gem of the Spindle, Sc; GUlt
Medal, 7xc.
H.csory stripes - Hamilton. 10; EXTRA Stout
loo; Eocs River. sHci Cambridge, Sc; Sheridan
Denims~oiaIk's M,nssO.e; ereenville joke
Everett, Ithci Haymsfer. 40; Carthage. Ice;
sIiesissnssa orqss. So: Mound City. sXc;
Berwick. &C.; D 81" lohc; Royal Twin. Ike;
Kentucky jeans Polari.. lie; Hoosier, l51Ec
Queen City, 25Hc; Alliance, Sac; Our Choice,
soc; Davenport, 225lc; AgsEoris, 22Hc, extra
meIino. 4Ilci Columbus, 26ci Golden Fleece
22kc.
Repellants- Forbes, 571c; Bedford. 42Hc;
Paritan, 45c; Pavonta, 45ci Robinson, 523ic
Ivanhoe, SOC; Mantna, 4IHc.
EG68-l2c PSF aotsn.
fLOUR-beBt parents. IS tC63 65 per 100 lbs
half patents. IS 2563 40; third grade, IS "a
Buekwhest four 10 Cd CAGES. S 30; 81 81
FRUITS AND vEaKTABLxs-Lsmoas, g &c
as IS per boa; large Lima beans, In sacks
apples, green, 81 00Gl Is per bu; northern ap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

sre specialists, and nothing else. They
sre absorbed in farming, or il snoemik-
ing, IN chemistry, or in La in grammar,
ana have no thought for anything beyond
IT beside. Others Of US, while there may
be two or three subjects toward which
We feel some special drawing, have never
theless general interest 10 whstever
concerns humanity. We are different
men on different days. There Is GER
tain part OF the yesr, say from April to
July, when l am an orrithologis'; for
the time being, whenever go
out OF doors, 1 have an eye for
birds, ami comparatively speaking. for
nothing else. Then COMES season dur
ing which my walks Ell take on otsri-
ca complexion. l have had my turn al
butterflies also; for enc or TWO summers
l may be said to have seen little else out
these winged blossoms OF the air. Know,
too, what /. means 70 visit the seashnre,
sno scarcely to notice the breaking waves
because OF the shells scattered alorg the
beach. Ia short, II l see one thing, anu
Of necessity blint, or tai! blind, to al
besides. There are several men in me,
and not mere thsI one or two OF them
are ever st the window at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
WHAT Is BEHIND THE EYE.

Different Mem Zee rhipgs Differently, Ac-
cordipg 30 Their Mental Training.
Nothing is seen until 1t Is separated
from Its surroundings. says writer In
Inc Atlantic Monthly. A man lookS2
the landscape, but the tree sandman
the middle Of the landscape he does not
gee until, for the instant at least, he sing
giles 1t out IS the object Of vision. TWd
men walk the same road; as far IS tle
bystander csn perceive they have before
them the same sights; but let them be
questioned st the end Of the journey, and
it will appear that one man saw one set
OF objects and his companion smother,
md the more diverse the Intellectual
training and habits of the two tray&Sfs
the greater will be the discrepancy BIZ
tween the two reports. y e.
Aud Whist is true Of any two rneHls
equally true OF any one man st two da&er-
ent times. To-day he ID in dreamye-
fiective NOODLE hiss been N4@lg
Wordsworth, perhsps-and whe4a takAs
his afternoon saunter he loo At tn
bushy hillside, or At the wAyside c9sAs
Or down in tae lettering brook, and he
sees in them oil such pictures as they
never showed him before. Or he is in Q
mStser OF fact mooo, klno CT stCck mar.
ket frame of mind; and he looks at every
thing through economical spectacles-ss
II he had been set to apprsise the acres OF
mellow or wood through which he passes.
A. another time he msy have been re6d-
ing scne book or magazine Srticle writ
ten By John Burroughs; and although he
knows nothing Of biros, ind Can scarcely
tell crow from Robin (perhaps for
this very reason }, he is certain to have
iantalizsrg glimpses Of some very strange
and wonderful feathered specimens. They
must be rsrities, at least, II not perfect
novelties; and likely euough, on get
ting home, he sis down ,pnd writes. to
Mr.. Burroughs letter f0Fl Of gratitude
end iIquiry-the gretitudesvery PHEASANT
to Rcelve, We may presumsr sd the 10
quifies quite impossible to answer.
Some men (nos many, 1t Is to be toped)
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Took . Live Target.

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. IA sad acct.
dent occurred at the r.fie range at High
wood yesterday. Company F Of the
First regiment was az target prsctice.
Several shots had been fred without
being msrksd, when one Of the men wac
sent to fad out what the matter IVES. On
reaching the rife butts, he was Mortified
10 find tnat one of the shots hEd struck
the marker by the name Of Bond, killing
him instantly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Fears of Foul Play.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 91.-A special
from Little RICK says that j, 6. Bell, 3
well known nail contractor of Mont
gouery county, Kansas, is missing. He
WAS last heard from ut Hot Springs about
q month ago. He has large mail con-
tracts, but is thought to be sll right hnsn-
cislly. His friends fear foul plsY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

in London h.d much TO do with the de-
crease in the smount of business done,
but there WAS great indisposition to oper-
ate pending the election, which Ia fast
becoming toe principal subject OF CONVEX
sxtlon upon the street, and even traders
did uothing There was considerable
animation 10 few stocks, however, and
they generally showed most strength ana
with material gains over last nlgnts
prices Missouri Pacific was again con-
conspi :uous for strength and
its advance WAS aiced oY
repor g that rates in that section were
being rapidly destroyed and an era OF
good feeling between the roads being In
augu-sted The active lis. is Invariably
hig Ter this evening.
TIE railroad bond msrket shared the
du,lness Of the shsre list, but failed 70
res pond to its marked strength, though
its tone WAS firm throughout and the
majority OF issues traded in are higher
this evening. The feature Of the dealings
was further drop in st. Louis, ArSs1-
SIS snG Texas 1's, which lost 2! st So.
Government and state bonds dull and
steady.
CoTTCN RESUME
NsW YORK, NV. -Huobsrd, Price Il
Co. say: The market throughout has
shown q steadier tone, the close being
firm at the highest prices Il the day. The
exceedingly light receipts st southern
ports has been the msin stimulus on
prices. The foreign demand for cotton
continues good, especially for better
grades aud easier ffelghts are to be ex-
pected in const quence OF the Increased
tonnage. The movement Of cotton to-
Erh
stock OF desirable cotton here is small as
the foreign markets are so far above
parity with Nav ork prices that there is
no margin OF prcfi. in shipping to this
market.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov. l.-Rsilrosd bonds
to-day closed ss follows:
Fort Worth and Denver Citv At go.
Texas and Pacific rs ct 9Ss; 2's st 40.
st Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs 81
S93; 2's "a.
KANSAS and Texas SO at 56t; SIS st
Eo3.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas SIS a. So;
6's st 604; rs at SO.
Atchison ct 64s
Money 2a2! per cent.
St6TllDp STEADY.
Silver 9Si.
Governments firm.
on $50.
Cotton steady
Coffee higher and firm.
Wheat WAS fairly active and weik all
day, closing weak at the lowest figures.
The decline appeared to be on the press
ure OF long wheat without any market to
sell. The declsns was easier than the
rise Of few days SGD. Minneapolis Was
free seller both here and in Chicsgo,
filing up sill demand, completely over
throwing the other longs. 1t WAS q
stampede.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
No Formal Federation.

RICHMOND, Va, NV. 1.-The fedora
ton scheme was discussed at length by
the Brotherhood OF E 1gineers to- day ,snd
finally cooperative plan wss adopted
which expresses friendship and sympathy
with, and where practicable provides
assistance to those organizations whose
interests are closely allied to their own
Brotherhood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
LIVERPOOL.
Spectal 10 the Gazette.

LIVERPOOL, Nov LECTION Futures cpenec
quiet; point higher Tutd quiet
and closed steady aG slight adj
vance over yesterdays close. Octo-
Der November 5 IS lid; November December
e % sske ;sDe"ember.January q bid; jar ua.
r. February 52l lid; February March -
asked; March April 5 % asked; April May,
% asked; May June p asked June jay
) % bid.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l.-Cot'on-Market quiet
demand fair. Sac 1000 bales, including lCC0
for speculation and export, and 1900 Ameri-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
United States comparative stat. meai
8 alvestoR.


Special TO the GAZETTE.
s1ALsRsIGa. '&EX. Nov. l.-Cotton set
closed firm ant unchanged; GROSS receipt.
5473 bal 8; sales 2041 bales; exports, 4S40
bales shipments cosstwiss stock 81 SIS balet.
Leading spot marke.s closed TO cay as fol
follows:
Liverpool qu,et and unchanged. Sales
10 600 bales.
New York quiet and unchanged. Sales l67
bales.
New Orleans steadya a6 unchanged. Sales COCO
bates.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov Cotton easy
Middling 8 15-l6c; low middling S 10 l6r; good
ordinary s.. net and gross receipts 54T3 bales
exports to s5rPat Brits 1910 ba.es. Sales 9SS
bales. Stock 81 SIS bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
ECTyUE ERSkES3.


INV EosE. Nov. / Cotton-Qu.ei: mid
dlire uplsnds 13- l6c; midoling orleans 10 l6;
sale, 1t7! bales. Futures clssed firm. SsIes
s.. AGO. november 1919 So; December $50
81; January tsG9 SO; February 9 Is6' 10;
Mach SS69 So; April 95G9 80; Nav 10 o.
gust 10 2SGl0 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

HOUGH retail
trEde has been
Il rs &c lass on
lnis market to-
day tie ,obers
have nc. beea
extremely busy,
the approach OF
the elections sp-
parently having
the ef ct OF con-
trscung orders
70 n distrlb-
u.ors.
There has been
NO Rtura IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market WIS Firm 10 s.rang
Thtougaoat-An IndiFpsel!isn 70
Trsd3 Pending The Eit ellen,
q Maj 1risy OF Railway Bonds Traded IL
Glow an Aovsnoe-A Further Drop
In Cotton Belt Rirsl's
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Nov.
IN 1T O. ay' 6
stock market WAS the
dullest we have had
Cor some time, but In
the absence OF any
pressure to sell prices
took their nstursl
course and the result
WAS 8 firm TO strong
market from opening
to close, The holiday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Nav Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Fov 1.-Oorson-Iu
lures opened stesdy q! isbt advance, ruled
and closed steady st to 5 pol Is higne.
than yesterdays close. November 8 1879 8 !;
december l4d9 10; January -4cs 30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

9s4G935: March 9 45G9 46; April
3 500 E6i NY 9t3G Ct; June 7oG9 a; Ju y
9 s4G9 So sales, 5000 baes. -
NEW ORLEANS. LA, NOV. l.-COttnn-StsaGs
niodling 9 5 Ice; low mlddlin0 10 Ice ;ageoc
ordir airy Sill Ice. Eetreceipte 4.25 balestseross
receipt 4S47 bales. Exports to Great5Bri,ain
72Os ioale.; c1astwise 40 bales; sock l36 606
bales. Sales 5000 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
no TRACE OF TIE ROBBERS.

Tae Men Who Held mp thu Mexican Osnt al
Train Slnl O. Large.
Special to the Gazette. -
Ell PLso, TEX. Nov. Search for the
robbers that held up the Mexican Central
train near San Jose, Msx'co, hiss thus far
been futile. The express company say
their loss Is only $4,000.
II was AZ unusually light run and all tut
two sacks Of silver WIS in the big iron
safe which the robbers failed to h.es K
open. The messenger saved himseleaud
C Wells-Fsrgo Con6eSpYss goodsFopr d
q aby getting awsy tAs kega
So sg s.a asssf c.rys" Hs. =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Live Stock Markets.

ST. ;.oDIs, MO-, Nov. I.-Cstsic- Receipts
LOO; shipments $500; steady; choice heavy ma
tive ttesr. s. 00G5 SO; fair to good DO. 81 400
so: butchers steers s. 40G4 40i stockers
an fees err 81 l0d3 IS; rangers corn-f fed So OOG
10; grass Esd 81 1898 co. gs-Receipts
$500 shipments 1900 strong; choice heavy S. 45
a ) 60 J.; packing IS 25G5 i5; isnt grades S. l5n
30. Sheep-ReCeipts 1000: shil ments 300;
frm; fair to choice IS 00a4 70.
HAFsAs CITY. NO.. Nov. l.-Oattls- Receipts
5s42; shipments Ass, stockers AMI feeders
hrn: good to cnoice corn tsf 81 rs
as 90; common to medium s3 25d4 81;
s:ockers ana feeding stt ers 81 25G3 80; grass
range steHr' 81 C0G3 o.; COWS 81 2 az 81. Hogs
Receipts 6T40. shipments Aus; higher; good 10
choice s. 1915 so common 10 meL;um "a $50
2j. Sheep receipts 1872 shipments go;
hrm for choice lambs ana 'or mu .tons: good to
choice muttons So 50G3 70; common 20 msnium
81 5OG3 co.
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. l.-Ca.:Is Receipts
80; shipments $500; steady. beeves IS 20&
10; stockers and feeders s. 70633G; COVE,
DuNs and mix.d grades s 2562 IS. Tsxse
Cattle 81 2jG3 CO.. western rangers 81 90a4 o..
Hoss- Receipts 1860; ehipments $500
htaher linked IS e0d IS; light s. 00d5 90; heavy
IS 20d5 10 sheel Receipts 1000; shipments
2OC0; market steady: natives IS co; western
3 oOG3 30; Texans 81 60d3 Is, lambs 81 0065 81.
NEW YORK, Nov. I.-Beeves- Receipts car
load Tho mari ct was depressed and dressed
beat dull and weaS. The limited Tra ing was
ct 4f5c per pound for : exas sides; ) 1864 !:
for Color ado, sud q &c for native beef Little
choice and prime beef sold e. si4GSzs per b.
-heep-heceipts 6SC0. poor TO good 'heep s. 80
al 80; poor to prime lambs 81 5o@5 y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02


kANsAS CITY. MO. Nov. What q ,iet,
No. reu casa. 9S1c IS ed Deoem Jer, ave
bid; May. 81 % bid. Con quiet, No cash
bid; Nay, 3Ot4. BID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
FRYING to Form ! Beer CoM6sss

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Simon In.
dermeyer, sn attorney representing an
English syndics:e which is said to be en-
deavoring to secure control OF the lead
ing breweries Ia the country, visited St.
Louis and approached Leading brew.
ers here IS to the purchase OF
their property by the syndicate
The ADheuser Busch and Brink1orth
Nolker Brewing Companies ara among
those which declined to sell. ,Adclphus
Busch ssys he was approached bYf Flsn-
nigan and Cisuser, New York brewers,
but Informed them that the. Anheuser
Busch. ComSShs wouts ASt entertain an
essF for .ss RseI s.y i
Constipation. j gives isse .osnapy
gfsyer troubles Iused andFf1evented
BY CArset's In Dyer Pills. Try them
and You Will : conNEced -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
FINANCIAL,

HONET.
NEW YORK, Nov. l.-hoBsr Or Gall, easy at
2Ga per cent. Last loan pa; closing offered
at 2Iz. Sterling exchange dull but steady at
81 81 for siXsyday bills and 81 SIX for de-
meno.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
Oh CHANGE.
WheaE Qp ned Weak, pEuclus{ed Var
reW;y and Closed 81 Z DteliEe.
Monty Market Easy.
SPIT O tom U changed. Futures From 4 TO
5P0intg aisher-Ootton and Wool
Unchanged.

Daily Review.
GAZETTE OsYTcI, .
r, RI HcarE. Tx Nov. /. 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02
thz Wool n c! Es..

Ehz Wool sfc Es.,
ST. LOUIS, NO. Nov. L-Hocl-I1 good de-
mand and firm.
Special 70 the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov 1.-Woo,- Firm and
unchanged. Receipts this day 81 5'4 poCnoe;
tbs season 2,S36,7l5 bounds; shipments this
tsy go. pounos; tns sezson 90. go.
pocncB; saieS This day ...... pounds: mi.
season $751;. 100 pounds; stccs On hsac 300
pounds.
Cnffs6 u A<Rfss
Special to the Gazetts.
aALvxsroS, TEX. Nov l.-C;fe.-ylrm and
unchaLaed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

How They DO Things In the Northwest.
sOMAHA, NEE, November l7.-Henry
" King, Jr, Omaha manager OF tho
firm of Browning, King Il Co, who have
a branch office in the city, was shot and
instantly killed this morning by woman
who had just arrived from the East and
who claims TO be his wife. The tragedy
occurred on the stairway OF the Paxton
Hotel near the parlor entrance
Seven years ago, 1t Is said, Mr. King
while intoxicated was married TO this
woman in house Of prostitution 10 Chi
cago kept by her sister. Mr.. Kings friendS
saw n a be was since divorced from ! o
woman and later married again to his
present wife. The murderess denies the
divorce and second marriage. The cir
cumstances OF the killing. as far as can
be learned are, the woman arrived at
o'clock this morning, registered as Mrs.
". w. King. and told the bell-boy to take
her 20 Mrs. Kings room Mr. King came
TO the door and together they walked To
the parlor. where after short talk he at
tempted to leave and was shot and in
stanuy killed as he ran downstairs. The
woman, whose former name was Eliza
beth Beachler Is very beautiful and
claims to have been married TO King and
To- have lived with him two years In
Quincy, HIS, also that she was later sep
srated by an agreement drawn up by
Luther Latin Mills of Chicago, and that
if now married it was bigamy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

WAsnIsGroS, November l7-ln re-
sponse to the kilograms from Jackson
VILE relative 10 the landing OF refugees
at that point, the Secretary OF The Treas
ury has notified the Clyde Steamship 20.
not to take passengers for infected ports.
NEW YORK, November l7.-Rear Ad-
miral Baldwin died at noon 10 day.
MILFORD. MASS, November l7.-kesf-
dents in Milford and vicinity felt sight
but contiauous earthquake this morning,
lasting from two 10 four minutes. Dwell
lings were slightly shaken.
NASHVILLE, TENN, November l7.-Bob
Ronner fcoloredl was taken from jail at
Petersburg Tenn, last night by hve
armed masked men aud hanged hall
mile from town He was arrested Thurs
day night on charge OF outragiDg a
twelye-year- cologed girl.