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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
WHIFEW WIGHT.
Chicseo Inter Ocean.

Nearly Drowned a Panther Killed
ThrUwa from u aurss-PeIrifi, ID Fish.
ST eoial to the GA7etie.
WHITE WRIGHT, Tx March 27.-One
of the little eight-yeSr. old twins Of Mr.
Saddler, who Ives about four miles west
of this place came very near leaving this
world in wstery grave. Yesterday
evening hs and his brother were fishing in
d tsnS 10 their fEehet's pasture when one
Of them caught Ash, aud In his excite
ment over Il got TOO close TO the edge
and fell in Wa.rs the water was twenty.
five feet deep. HIS brother cried FOL
help, and wSs head by bis father wnC
happened 10 De close oy aud succeeded
in reachiu! his 6on as hs WAS sinking the
second time.
T1s panther that hiss been seen
several times in the Deig loorhood known
as Tom BsSn, was killed last night by 8
psrty Of uuuters The panther measured
seven feet, ana stsyet Ia tnst secuon long
enough to make away with quite mum
Der of The fsTmars' fat calves.
A young man by fhs name of MalkeY
West, living near White MouOo, was
thrown from his horse yesterday, break
ing two Tbs, dislC caiing one of his wrists
aud mi dring him internA ly
A sec lou nsrd ON The Cotton Belt Rstl
road WAS djRging ditch and when at q
depth Of about seven feet he dug up sr
old fish trap with five Tetri6-d fish 10 1t
He brought the fish 10 town and sold then
last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
ON CHANGE.
Sp2t Gotten Fractions and Fu'urts
from ts s Points Higher.
Monty asIkeI Easy.
Wheat Opened Strong, Floo'ust.d Mar
SOwIy auo CLOSED ut q D,cioe-LiVs
stock 1rErIAOanrR BrIss.
nniIr Local Rnrteu.


GAZETTE UTFIUB,
FORT WORTH. TBz.. March q. 1888
Joboing trade in Fort Worth to-day has
been only fair.
Retailers have had a better custom
to-day than yesterday.
Some few eggs were put on the market
but not nesyly enough 10 fl the require
ments for any time. O.ner country pIo.
duce fs as sc rec ss ever.
DRY GOODS MARKET
There Is much better feeling In sll
branches Of the Wholesale trade Than ex
listed during the past week. The en-
barge which was plsced upon business
especially in the seaboArd and eas'err
sections Of the country, has been In 6
great measure removed, and the receipt
of delayed letters and kilograms accumu
lated orders, the execution CT which has
stimulated the distrinu'ivs movement OF
the goods, not only with the ib5ers, bu'
also with the com mission houses and i'm
porters. Some few package buyers have
also been In market, and their tsklDgi
have given agents soma new business
but the new demsnd has generally hser
of very moderate proportions- DRY
Goods Reporter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
Live Stock Markell.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March Observation-Disclosures
10 o; shipments 100; the market actiy. and
IUd CSC highe'; choice heavy native ale-rs "a
as 40; fair to good nat We s'fers s. 9Oa4 20;
butchers Steers, mediu to prime, s. ,n6i -;
stockers ana feeders, fair 70 good, 81 1898 80.
Ho a. Receipts $50; shipments :UU; market
strorg, ranging from S. 1595 50. sheep-ke-
c.ipts 400; shipments II o: marhet STEADY;
fair to fancy 81 az 10.
KANSAS OfrY, MO .sisrch 27.-CRttle-Receipt,
900; snipmonps 5000. mara CT open III stron< and
active; shipping and dressed besf sIeers ga l. c
nigher, butchers steers AID goo cows
higher; gooI To choice corn FED 81 60050
o. mon 10 medium 50 3 "A 90; stocsers 81 0C
a. 80; teedins ST rs So 0oo4 81 ws 81 OOG
3 81. Hlgs-6 sceipIs 300. shipments o.
tea y weak; ii int weights nrefeired, firm
none; market str0ng for good 70 choice M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
Tho Wool market,

ST. LOUIS Mo-. Marc 27-Wool-harket
s eady, III changed unwash ed bright medium l6
"a 24c; coarse b. aid - u2lc; low sandy l06lSc;
ine light l3dl9c; fine heavy l06 lie Tun washed
-ChntrP 50: iufertnr 4, 8f35G. sA 'ken Q6l5
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Msrrh p Woe Quiet;
OhU, Pcnp-Vlyat n Yves. Virginia y anu
abova, 3lG32'; y 2963Ic; ", dun 37d 3714c;
Goa Sc S6G37n: New York, Michigan, Ia lana
anu western, fine or y ana Xxx, 2SG.9 ;med I'm
36G37c: cOsrEe ESQ Bic. foe W lehed drlaiue, Y
ana XX, 3I63 c; Iehium wa h." o b. and
del4IDe 5S659c; os Sc 20 36G21j; Ca ada
washed Co. bIng $50 So Tub washed 37d4 c;
u g iium unwash' cUmbing am d-lair- $50
BOO; 'OHrse do. 27t62sc; Eastern Oregon l5d 2Ic;
val ey Oregon 22d2Ic; New 81 exico anu CUioI ado
1872 C.
BOSTON, MASS n Jch wool-In moder-
r.q co., aud at unch uged prICes. Ohio
and Pennsy van extra de C , Soc; Xxx $40
3l1c; Michigan PACr % : OHIO and Michigan
No |. wasn . fleece, S5d Soc: No. coubing,
376 IS NJ. ., 3i1z6S6c; u washen ccmblr q,
n,-guar er ana Three eigh blood, 2oG27 |:
due Deuium Territory, l5Gl9,. OIher gIsdes
UNCHANGED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
GRNER AL 81 AK ECS.
Produo. ard provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Mach 27.-Flour-Firn at
S! 506t 20. Wheat opened strong snd held up
hrm for some time. Just before thu II 80 Cal
IL oke snd II 4 a sligh- rea ton low ard
the close advanced price. &c, but tns close w.s
4 below esIerdsv. No. red. cash, sos q
SJxc; NAV SJH9s0ic, r'nsiug at eUl<c; ia 20
closing 7a3fG; July 76X a7Tc, clos ng g. i6xc;
,u Us. 76s<SI7c. eiJsIng 761j; ecsmber sic
81 &c, closing 81 &c. Corn Atvancei &c, olt
closed My Ic bsIu'r; MAY Az a 46<c, closing
AZ; jun 49,; closing aI 4535c; July
56xSioHc, closing at 46zc. OaTs
qui-t TUT frmi ca 30k9S0 &c: May 29c.
Lead, commo 81 SIX: refined 81 60 Com
meal s25I Whl-ky 81 OF. Prov sion. STEADY
Pork $l"75s15 SIX. Lard 81 80 Dry salt
meats -nnulder=, ooxee.S) GOES 10; long clears
81 0567 10; clear rins 81 loa7 %; short clears
81 40G7 so Bacon b xed, shoulders, S. 81
lonv Tears. 81 l2Hd7 Is; cl ar rios, 81 700
SIX: short ar, s. e5as l2J1. Hams steaiy
81 $40 6l2 o.. Afte 'oon bosrd Wnea
rrm; april &c: May so4c; July 79Hc. CIR
hish.r. April asa; May 461ci July Hhc
Uat- duh Ma PC.
CHICAGO. Ill. Mar h 27.-on the whole Their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
BOGUS FlVI.nOLLAR BILLS.
Expert Workmsnsh p lenders the Counter
fpiU Dan EsIOuI-sOme PEOmioens Men
IayllYsd,

Expert WOTkmsnsh p Renders the Counter
fsiU Dan KeI OuI-SOme PEOmioens msn
Iav0lysd.
Chicseo Inter Ocean.
LoGLNsPoRT, IND, Marcn 22-James
Sspp, the man arrested here last night
for passing counterfeit S. silver certif-
Gates, is twenty five years old, about five
feet six Inches tall, slender build and
light complexion. Il has been learned
that S.pp has dealt largely in So silver
certificates and has had hltterlug sue
cess.
Bghis shrewdness and the assistance
OF TWO citz Ems of Goodland, one Of whom
Is 3 leSding merchant of thst place, his
country west of here is flooded with
counterfsit money of sucl deceivirg
appearance 1h1t wen oA kers and bust
ness meu rave failed to distinguish it from
the orr Hnsl l. Is estlmsten that over
$40 GOO " 5Tth Of the worthless certih-
Gates are now In circulation IN Chicago,
having been spresd broadcast by SLpp
and y cOnledera'es.
Several members Of the United States
secret service nave been working On the
case since February II, but not until a
few days ago did they learn that Good
lRnQ was t0e DSSS OF NpSIatlUus' haluly
g cisiz OF that place has escaped being
s6indled, aud thousands Of dollars OF the
etuff Is held By her mercaants snd bankers.
Toe country is wild with excitement,
and 1t is III nored that several more ar
rests will be made tonight between
Goodland and Chicsgo. Business men in
this city refuse TO accept IS silver cer-
t!ficates until they nAvs beeu first passed
upon By the bankers and pronounced
good
Sipp WAS taken from G ,odlsnd to IL
dianapolis this Doruing. He is from one
ct the best families in Newton county,
and was only married ten months ago.
Banes, the man arrested in Goodlsnd on
= similar charge, Is about twenty-four
years old, the proprietor of a general
store, sud WAS married about two mouths
ago 10 q Csp.disn lSdy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
SILVER FOUND.

Excitsment at ChIco ov,r the Discovery of
Large Vein.
Special to the Gazette.
ALvoKD, TEX March 27-News was
received here to-day of considerable ex-
element at Chico, caused By the finding
OF what is supposed 10 be silver ore in e
well being dug BY S. y. Chitwood Of that
place. The ore WAS found about twenty
five feet below the surface OF the ground,
aud it Is said to be v-ry large vein. A
specimen WAS brought to this plscs this
morning aud examined by parties claim
ing to know, who say it contains good
amount Of silver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
AWAY 10 ExrERwtxlrE RABBITS
How Mr.. sp 1s,s W II rry and Earn $780,
600 RrwArd.

How Mr.. sp 1s,s W II rry and Earn $780,
600 RrWArd.
NEW YORK CIIY, March 22.-Eueene
Lynn SPOTS, of this city, left for Austria
La this morning, via Chicago and San
Francisco He took with him thirty-six
rabbits, inoculsted with an unerringly
fatal and conu gIcus rabbit disease. He
goes on q commission from the Premier
OF Nav SJuEh Wales In the hope
of being able to exterminste
the RABBITS there which have be-
come such pest that the vernment
has offered reward Of $3.50. 900 for their
termination. The mlliuus of them
which are now devastating the fields have
81 come from four ancestors t,ken to
that cOuutIy from Z gland in ls4T. Mr..
Spots will stop in Chicago to meet some
friends from st Louis, of which city he
is raSlve. He IS DO ked 10 sail from
San F-alcisco on tbs 20 h inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
SALES CANCELLED.

Estates Transfersd which Had Really No
EIisopce.
specitl to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Marth 27.-By a care
full Investigation our Efficient tax collec-
tor, Mr.. b Mobley, discovered that
years ago tax sales were m1de eff large
amount Of land purpor:iug to bs il this
county, when In reality no such lands
were 10 existence. 'Upon reporting the
fact to the Cdmptrolle- he WAS instruc ed
to cancel the sales, by reason Of toe fsct
that the isncs csppot be identified in the
abstract Of Texas land titles. Under this
authority the sales thirty surveys, sg
gregatlng 6s45 acres Of land will be can
lFcla6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
GREEN VILE.

Fell ard Broke His Arm.>A Street Rail
road.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENyILLE, lex March 27.-DJug-
lass L2sster, the son Of Colonel J. D.
Lssater Of this city, aged alb ?uL fifteen
years, while prac!icing on trspezs oar,
fell and br1k. both bones of his left arm
below the elbow. The arm WAS promptly
set, and Is doing well.
The Greenville Street Railway Com
pany has ordered cars for It's new line,
which will arrive to morrow. The track
will reach the ST. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas depot by Friday evening, and 1t
will be ready for the cars within q week
from that Tina
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
COMMERCIAL REsUMK.

COMMERCIAL RKsUMR.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, March 81 R Iilway bonds
today closed as 70 lows: Fort Worth and
Denver City At 79}; Texas and Pacific
incomes ct 435; K os st &c; KIusas and
Texas Is st $50; do 6's 81 654; do SIS at
IS; Cult, Colorado and Santa We is at
I2lt; Missouri. Kansas and Texas 6's st
$50; do 6's at 654i do rs at ESD.
Sterling steady.
Governments LEI
Money 2@21 per cent.
Silver 94t
Wheat tirm.
Coffee Is points higher.
Cotton quiet and steady.
Oil 90A.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, March 27 The stock mar
kst to day WAS alternately strong and
weak, with 9 m pdera,e volume OF busi-
ness except in few stocks. The resu I
of the days operations is to leave the
list irregularly changed, although some
marked declines were recorded. The
opening was strorg, st advances tXtend-
Ing TO ] per cent, and while the business
done in the forenoon was monopolizad
by five or stocks there was finn to
strong tone with coslers most conspicu-
Gus. The best prices of the day
were reached ct about noon, when a raid
began. There was no interruption to the
decline until in the last hour, when slight
fractions were regaIued, and the market
finally closed about stesdy at little
bbtter than the lowest figures.
Railroad binds were dull. the market
was in close sympathy with trading in
shares, being rather strong in the fore
noon, but heavy later in The daV. The
closing prices show irregular changes.
Government bonds dull aud steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
Drowns d In . CIstern.

Special to the Gazette.
KYLE, TEX March 27.-This evening
one Of eur merchants sent negro named
Bunk to a neighbours house for bucket
Il wster. The negro not returning search
was instituted, snd the negro was foDnd
in the reighhol's cisteru desd. He wss
eutisct to h:s, and it Is sup 1osed tina,
while drawing the water III came on
and he fell in and drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Galveston.
GLLvBsTnN. TEX March 27.- Cotton Spot
closed steady and unchanged.
Groes receipts, ASS.
Bales, none
Exports, none.
Shipments cosstwiSe,.....
Rail shinments, .....
stock l5i,7ll bslIs
Low oroi"-ry,7 II l6,; ordinary. Is 16,: 1000
IIna4s sHc ,o~ m'ddIIng, 9Hj, mic ding,
9Xc; good mid Hing. exc; middhug far, lOHc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

NEW ORLEANS IA March 81 -Cotton-Spot
closed firm and unchanged.
sales 800 raIes
Stock go 535.
Low ordinary I71<c (; Ordinary, 71lc; Kood ordi-
narv, sHc; low ntdI ling &c; .uulinE 80;
good uiddlin0 exc; mid ling fair l0Hc
Fu'u es opene7 steady at advance . to 8
DIN 8, ruled steady, closing steady, to 10
puints hiyher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
tons a. "a gos5 80; common to medium 81 500

ions At 81 sUa5 5Ui COMMON 10 meuIum - Qua
so.
,HICAGo, ILL.,, March 81 -Cattle-Receipts
1000; ehip men 1910; the market stronger;
steers So 309i AZ; stockers aud feed.
ers 81 35S5 20; cow. bu'ls hnr mixed
81 7563 40; TeXqS steers s. 1894 90.
Hogs - Receipts 1900; market sead'
MIXED 50 haas As, neavy S. 3O@655;
light S. 156o 4. Sheep-Receipt, 1000;
sh pments 100: market stronS er ns'ivas 5 10
d6 Is; western s. 5Od6 IL; Texans s. 2j94 Isl
lambs S. 5096 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
sales $3.50 oSIeE
liverpool.

liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. March 27.-CottoH-spoI closed
steady and ur changed.
OrDi r. 41fd; god ordinary Sd; low mid
ding 5Hd: h.Iddlins upIAnds l6d; midcl!ng
Orleans 53s.1.
Total ssr.-. l2 900; American 92W.
Imports, Is 0O0; American, 1850.
Futures closed barely STEADY; to points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
New YORK,

New York.
NEW YORK. March q. -Cotton-spot CLOSED
steady and l6c higher.
HIee, 1884.
Stock, 2:9 903.
Ordinary, ;7c. good ordinary. 1855; low
middlinR. $50; middlinV 95Sc; good mid
ding. J. 10: MID 1lirR fair lCA :,
Futures opened steady a. an advance of
points; ruleI quiet but flm, closing steas TO
pninIs hiEher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

GALVESTON. TEX. March 27.-Coffe -
Unchanged. Wh1lesale grocers quote:
GOOD Ordiosrv, l6kc; fnir. lie; prime, I7Acf
j W "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
RIHN AUIALs

ENGLISH oOEsOLS,
LONDON March s7.-Cnn sols closed Atlol II
for money. Silver, ~ 3-l6d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
ON WALL STREET.
Stocks Alternately S'rong and Weak,
With s Moderate Volume OF BBsi-
n4ss In the G-neral List

Railway Bonds In sympathy with Trading
10 shares The ClosiDg Prices show
Irregular Oh anEss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Our Iarze ROSES and other PLANTS win
make a Ssplay IN your garden ut once. We sell
no slips ofEooted cuttings. Immense stock of fresh
Flower and Vegetable SEEDS for all eli
mates and all situations. Thousands of testimonials
attest the superior quality of our Plants and
seeds. Send &C. (stampsl for our magnificent
CATALOGUE for ISSS. Most complete and
valuable published, with colorcd plates and new
engrayings. FREE 10 all who mention this paps-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
OorroH nARknrs.
Receipts at All United stH,ss Porto

GALVESTON, TEX, March Election receipts
At United States port:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
STOCKS AND BoEpE.

NEW Yoa9, March 2T.-Stocks and bones
closed at tn 4 following prices bid:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-15
Whar Am Ito Dot

2 The symptoms of Biliousness are IN
happily but too well known. Tley
differ in different individuals to 8 yme
extent. A Bilious man Is seldo o
breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas
be has au excellent appetite for ii luids
out none for solids of a morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspect on at
any time; If 1t is not white and furred
it il rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrbea or Constipation
may be a symptom or the two may
a.ternate. There are often Hemorr
holds or even loss of blood. There ma :
be giddiuess and often headache anil
aciditY or tiatulence and tenderness in
the pit of the stomach. To correct all
This ii lot effect Il cure try Ireert :
iltgust Fin,0er:: il ,,ts but tritie and
tho1s IN f&ilsttr~t IL -Tiicacv s -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-15

much, larger force of European men
and women at their command. and a
treasury that seems to be ihexhaustl-
BILE. In the long future, when the
science of missions comes to be writ
ten, we shall find that our enemies
have thing or two to teach US. After
making wide margin for all the ex-
aggerated accounts of Roman Catholic
missions, we must surely be able to see
that the Pspacy is to-day, as never be-
fore, winning the millions over to its
system,n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-15

sAYsa careful write- il the Indepead-
emf: in every imDortant country on
m. fac, az thu globe where Protestant
nnsslons are az WORK are also to De
9ound. Ramsn Catholic missions with a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-04

YurrIbSe Lees - IlGs and De&tructton ~
Property ~ TIE Recent Earthquake n
- Provlnee - Yun Nan. China
San FRAxc1soo. April 23-The steamer
City q New York, which arrived yesterday
from China, brings details Of an earthquake
II Yum Nan The oficial report to the Gov
ernor Of Yum Nan u a. follows: From
tke second day Of the twelfth month Of
oAe last year till the third day Of this year
ehere we're over ten shocks Of earthquake,
accompanied with noise like thunder,
Two hundred people, men and wom-
q, old and young. being crushed
% death, and three hundred being in
jured in the city Of shih Ping. At Tung
Hang over eight hundred were crushed to
death and about seven or eight hundred
wounded. At Nan Hang there are over
fwo hundred dead and four hundred in
5ured- Al 81 Hiang there are over two
hundred dead and i've hundred injured.
AZ Peh Hang about one hum
drod we're killed and the same
number injured (Ihe four places last
named we're suburbs-) In the town and
suburbs over four thousand people are
either killed or wounded. eight OF nine
t~hths Of The houses fallen down, and the
rest cracked and leaning over. At Kicr
Shin seven we're killed and many wound
3D. In the northwest subarb three 20 four
hondred houses we're overturned. - peo-
PIE tilled and 10 or I'D wounded
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-04


Mira ~ = braddon. author %
Lady Andley ; secret has written about
forty novei<
Robert Grant the story writer. Il
Boston lawyer with country resi-
dencc 10 Nahanl
Mr.. George Routledsc says that for
fifty wears he has published books q
the rate Of two week.
-Translators AZ French works arc
% plenty that go now pays for the
translation Of any new French novel
Mira Harriet Becchcr stowe has
twin daughters who live with her and
relieve her Of Ill the household carea
pearl Rivers'' 4 she p<epio,xm ~
Mr< George Nicholson. ! poet II rare
talent. and the present editor ana ch;.s
proprietor OF the New Orleans Rlcn-
game
james Russell Iowell w,s <;xtv-
nine wears old February % He s.xs
that he has the misfortune - ~
brought each wear into compesisioc
With the most .ngu.t fiourc ~ onr Nj
tory. All because n his birthday
Mrs. Oliver w.rd.u Hc,,c.. 4.
ever her husband. f,ishfpl conns.,o-
"a f~;.,d 60. - - - I~~~.
II old ladies' and i alwavs on hand ~
welcome the many visitors who come
to paw their respects to her distin.
guishcd and popular husband.
a relic of Robert Burn. 80. ala
in London ! short tim. . 80 a. 4,
Oas n vas : fol;o m,nu.cr;cs -
e;rhtx p.ves cont,in;ry a ~ ,,o.,ss
.nrocrsph the transcript ~ .ever-l -
his poems includinc .Holx r,;r"
.Hsllowe'en- : Address 10 the neil "
~Address 70 James Smith = etc. The
document contains many variations
from the printed editions
Nv Watson "a whor, n. -.
shor.h;r ~ :. Re.r,;s,, S,o~,, -,
0eper.iIv ,scr;hed /. TIL .,r.;.hs
man ~ .ex.rtx who 1. cs,s, 80.
about The streets az New York IL !.
. novelist !. ur.,, :. . wr;,.- y ~-~..-
.nd much r. ~. mater i. 80, !, -.
,,.-;,.s;..I. -. - .-~-- - 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-04

: o-~~~>uunnsns Bnssrsl~ws ~ tAey.
49, rrprr~sps CsaGdeace - uer 49,
c,-Ss Ensnre-Thst f1ve xneu>ana D.
- museon OGer.
-. Pxrr. MINI. April s&-rhe follow
~ account ~ the Chaska- Fellows sensa-
eicnal marriage Il telegrAphed BY ths
Pierre (Dak.> correspondent q the -
Pnnl Di<psfch;
sfour correspondent spent one day n
0ui<s Birds camp the home Of Cha<kA
Alias Sam Campbell. and basked IN ne
RAYS a. Mrs. Campbell's smiles All this
talk that Chaska 4 not an Indian y rot
I have secured afldAvits from the issue
clerk u Fort Bennett and D. FArrsT, post
trader q the same place, which set forth
tha- they knew ChaskA personally. and be
4 nearly : foll-blooded Santee Indian.
EArrar says he knew ChaSka personally,
end that ne latter was incsrcerafed
- Fort Bennett q one time for
stealing. He says: Chaska Is an In
IAN and can not write and 4
vorthle<ss arrived In Swift Birds camp
a the afternoon. A dozen Indian tepes,
: school house and the mission buildings
change the monotony somewhat from the
boundless prairie. Unhitching aud pick
oting our horses we entered
che little school baiiding and
found the lady teaching some
nfteen Indian girls common-school
studies. Having dismissed her school, she
polifely asked her visitors how they en-
joyed her school, after which she intro
diced herself as Mrs. Campbell. AFTER
convcrsing . short time. referred 20 the
opposition her friends had made % the
match. and Mrs. Campbell said: Ifeel and
know that inside Of two years my husband
viii be . changed person He Is anxious
- learn, and already be has applied him.
self % books and made some advance
nent- Upon his becoming educated il IS
ny intention 70 enter the missionary deld-
and both Of rs will work for the race.
when my school term Is completed We
shall remove 70 Sanfee Agency. and there
improve his land"
is there any truth in the statement
hat you vas offered 5000 for a ten weeks
engAgementr
A'Oh. yes, indeed TWO weeks ago
messenger came all the way from Pierre
with sealed proposition all ready for us
20 sign Come over 70 the house and I'll
show IL 70 you-'
After going 70 her house. I was shown
1he contract which was apparently bona
n6ev