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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
3a&s&r aatGrNer ge&unrnfm.
Sn0ente4r Wft6aeI @aIfD erltegt
fet1tett M1tnOem~
Der aneebIi@e m0roer perhoftet.

Trettag gta6mittag I'M 4 ltbr ftarb
Wft6ael S. Malib, Der Su9e1ieur Der Wa2
bulb>@tlenbabn, ipel6er Wfontdg gta6t Don
G1Gles Corners, etnem gSet3eniteller Der
Q>Gabn gelbolien mor0en mar, in Ietner
Nobnnng, gtr. $50 42. Ctr. 8enn9let6
Die 8unDe 4allD's iofort ais gefd6rli6 be-
Set6net tporoer tpor, 10 tparen Die 2er6te
bod Der 2lnit6t, 0aB Der Gattent am 2eben
erbalteu tperoen f0nnte; 6rettag Morgen
ieoDb peri6le6terte ii6 ietn 3uitano 10
i6nell, Dab Die i'm bebanoeln0en Qler5te ben
Bolt3etfaptt1n III SDtpn Safe bon lSallb'S
13ultano in &enntntB lebter, tDoralIt Dte1er
Die ante mortem- NuSlagen oeS 8ertpunpeten
entgegennabm ul1b lofort Qlnltalten trdf,
Soners, ben mutbnloBlt6en Wtoroer al
Derbaften. Srettag Nn6mittag fam oteler
argloS quf einem 6ra6tpagen Der GeBabn
na6 Conn 2ate u1o nrr0e bort BON nleb>
reren Yoli5iiten ybegriBt", 0te tbm tbr Qu1z
liegen mittbetlten ulO tbn lofort ourb Den
Acknowledgement ra6 Der G0p1bdue
brin9en lieBen, tpoielbit Der acknowledgment
in aler 3Sornu %auSge1telt ulto Der 0efGn@
gene htnter S6lDB uno 9ttegeL gebrG6t
tpur0e. Gr unter9ielt ii6 unbefatgen ltber
Den Sorfau unO 3Idte MIR 5ulamn1e1I,
ipeull man Den NuSbrIG vWtorO" braldte.
W~ennglei6 er e5 bebauerte, 0aB Gulib ge@
1t0rben lei, 10 %bebquptete er, IN Notbtpebr
QebanOelt 81 haben, 0G er mebrtad BON
@tlellbabnatlgeitellten an9egrtfteH tDor0en
let. WSall6's SHUTTER llno Sdtpelter lIl0
iiber ben SOB hires 8ruoers u1O SnbncS
10 betriibt, DAB Die 9tadbarn allh fin tie
oaS Sdlimmite fiir6ten. Gor ettDa pier
SSabren tpurbe Der 8ruber 6eS 8eritorbenen
ebenfaIS eri6olcn unO letn WtDroer na6
Solicit 9ei6i6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
GmtriSTcn Der 1tntb6tt9fcit,

Dem 8orldufer ibrer &rantbeit unO 3errilttlH9' nep=
men bic nit Soitetter's Mo9enbitters betl1am alI9eE
reisten unb belebten 9tieren Hebit Der giele enll'9 TIRE
SSunftipneu iuieber auf. Soour6 lt1o Srtaptlpe
8rautbeit, 9iobeteS, Extraordinarily nno nniptufuF'
Ii6er SarnfluB perDinoert ,uOroeH; Sir enf5nnoln9
perurio6enoe @orutreibmitteI nub jeue HI9t meol5t'
inelGe, ielbIt bel mabioem Gebraud1. iomobl .ole Me
reu= >pte Die 0orublaiensC rgane i~ibermGBig rel3eH, 1T
bies Der beitm69Iide Grias;; IS lit Gus XIaa5sm osE.
frat es in uidbt oenbbnlicbem @raoe fbroert 10 I'M
Giutlang, oaB IS Bonn 9piter prompt aiiinltlirt piro,
uub ietne beebeHoeu @irfrngen i97en psr!pnrt tper.
bern es itelt audi Elm nprmoles &6rperbefinoeH luleoer
her, bringt Die erforoerli9e @bionOernug un6 gellnoen
@alerter9uB III Die oa3n beItimn'ten 89H9le lsrpsp
Gbeumatislnus uuo @i6t peruria1eu. IS 1T letHer
bas banptiaali4[te Speaifitnm ge9en WtalarlaleIoeT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Ginc IicbcmswiirOiae Nra1t

b0rte emit, 1uie Semanb Don ibr io9te: u8eim
0immel! sic lit 9el6minft!" $50" rtef le
e%rtrititet, uaber nlr pom6tmlneI 9ei6mintt !"
Die G0tbe Der @eIunObeit fGrbte ibre 8anz
gen, Die III Der pra6t Der Stole unO Der 2ilie
pralt9ten. Ino benno9 i6ien oteie i9One
Dame, emit biinn unO blaB, nit eirem trOde=
men, te16enoen 6ulten, No9ti6meiB unb
lei6tem Slutlpltfen, baSu aIserlelert, bas
@rob et1erS 6pinolii9tt9en 81 fillen. 9fa6z
benz lie 6uroerte Don Dollars oil @er3te be-
8oblt bate, obne @ilfe gu tinoe1, perll6te
Discovery" balb lteute iib cine enti6iebene
8elierun9 Elm unb in lpeni9en Wtonoten mar
iie 1uieoer l6On unb roii9, ein Bib Der &raft
ltuO Ne1lttOheit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
sn es Snscntt2

Qieut. Serbian, Der Gbef utierer @ez
beimpoli5ei, puroe lreitag WforgeH our6
Die 4oltaetbeb0roe 5u Oneida, Gem, BON
Der BORT erfolgten 8~er6aitung zines jultge11
8url6en IN SenntniB gelebt, ipel6er tllt
Den Dtelgeiud)ten Wt0roer oe5 WftlItondrs
Sneu, gStIte 8. 3aScott, gebalten miro.
9ie misunderstanding ittntltt, pte itb7
lid, nit benz Stef6rief oeS 6lii6tlt1gs
auf's @enaueite therein l1no Der bringen0e
Geroa6t Der 8e60rDen Su Oneida miro
nod oaourd tDeientli6 peritGrft, Dab Der
Gefdn9ene ii6 iel6it fiir .et1en Gtnbreher
1tto Yferoe0ieb betennt unb ie6r babel in>
t~ereiiirt 3t iein i6eint. tpegen Der lebtcren
Nntlage lofort proSeiitrt 81 tperben. Seiner
Jfamelt gtebt er ais W}cGjee an. 2ieut.
0enlbatu lit, ebe ni6t eine' gurr5 getalte 8e>
idreibung 6eS @efangenen reip. lpDln09li6
cine photographic pesiel6en bier e%t1trifft,
nt6t gelonnen, abernlalS einen letrer ldip!l
10 oft genaSfibrten @ebeimpoliSiiten auf'S
@eratbe!po1l auf 9teiIen 81 lftfen,
sir Sem SOD lit nt6t bios elm, ionbern
1tnD lOgar. ,mebrere 6rGlter 9epa6ieu. Ole
lpeifen Ser1bQrotner -Wton9e, Die geoie9enz
iten Serner Der OeilfrGfte Der -9tdtur, bQ6eH
bteie &rduter emit auf ibreit buftigen gergz
bal0eu eefltlben luo 6aralS iefe, als st.
8crn0rO GrG1ttcrpinest betaunte, Qlrsz
uei bergeiteut, Die IeitDem Saulenoe pon
Weni1enleben Dor fritbSeitigen1 .8pbe in
Solge BON unperbauli6feit, Sl1tDergiftlng,
9terpenSerrilttllng II. q. nj. bemQbrt bat. Die
ct. Serlaro &rQuterpiQen lino in alien Npo-
thefer fir 20 SeutS fGIflth. .-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Gin Samfbarer Gatient.

Der ieiuen gtamen nt6t seuannt bqben NH
uno Der ieine pOHtGnSt0e WtcOcrbers
Ke1mng Don i@merent geibel1 ether in
ei1em 0Ottorbu6 au9e9ebeneu ar3nei per-
oantt, ldBt burb uns boilelbe fOitettfret an
leine leibenoen Wtitmeni6en peri9iden. Siez
les 9roBe Su9 entbalt Ne3epte, bic in ieber
Ipotbete gema6t perben t6nnelt. S6idt
Sure MOreTile nit @riefmarte an: g.. Sis
famtp & Co., Is G.. &pMitoa ctr.
Wetu NNrt. ". ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Gin M0th fir SRiifter.

Mrs. Nins1ow's ,Gootbiue
Syrup" iolte Detdnbis beim &tnoer. 3u6es
neu 9ebrall6t werOeu. @r ~beiGnftiqt oas
Rino, er1pei9t Dos 3obnfeii9, ltnDert auen
S6mel3. turIrt Ninoz6oltt, uno lit bas bette
Wtittel segen 0iarrbOe. SInfuno5wauSis
Gents Die Nlnihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
StaOt GbiGQ0O.

Bg9r Jte1tn3t8 Gage lit @1tropa.-
9ieuuter bieiem1iteG I'M y@eiten" Oer6ffentz
Ii6ten iutereiianten 9teiiei6iloerungen beS
6rll. @aiDitgton i0eiing iino, einem pielz
fab ~geGuBerten Blu1i6e 5ufolge, in elmer
6ouerltbereu Sorm ais 8u9 eri6tenen, oas
fir ben biqigen BreiS BON 80 GentS in ser
Sffice Der ISL. Staatsaeituug" unO our6
uliere Ngeuten 5u ba6en lit. gu 8rGmien
bere1tigte 2eier bes y8o6enblatts" ODER
oes g9Seiten8" f0nnen bas BUD all STEELE
elmer an0eren Brdmie 6e3ie9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

Ste 1HaeMcIn OeITrpIe1t 1t4to pes
f0tt1ten TlaiGenbierc Der GOtra0
Setpp 8retrin0 60. fitto SeOcfs
et1tta sn esaHfebIctt. @efe4ttm9et
bittet ttGm Oteeet ats Die @ranereS
a1t iettoen. 4nnoiO mitt II mo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

SIR @tlioiitdt, &opil6mer;en, gerbauz
n19sbel6peroen u1D 6artleibl9teIt 9ie6t eS
fetn !oeiln1ittel, bas VI. Yierce's tleineH
Yillen glei6fommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

9lur menn bas Slut rein lift. f0nnen &Orz
per uuo @eiit ganS 9eiuIIp iein. 6erporra=.
Genoe meoSinil6e Nutorit0ten dler c%iptliiir=
ten YGrloer empfebleu @per'S S%arlapurilla
fiirt. Ole ibaiienbe Graft Der 6anb uno bes
@ebirns pirO Onr9 ite beOeAten0 erbObt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Sas 1trthcil Der 9lcrste ollein i

Sas 1trtDcil Der Mcrstc oQein 1T
maB9ebenO. Oh ei1 9eilmittcl it9 III S~epilier
meiien mir ). 5. ouf BE alus ipr Ride DOH on elmer
9roBen Nn3dbl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber
bie 70 au9emeilt III Nn1Uerbun9 fommenben
Npot6efer il. Granbt's S6meiSerpiQen. Die
ielben BADEN bas un9etbeilte yob Ser 2lerSte
9eiutoelt uno bieien peroonft boS 45rGparat
HnSpeifelbaft bic c~oloiiale &erbreitung,
wel9e balielbe 6eute ais Un9ene6mes, li9ereS
unb uni9dbli6es l(bfiibrmittel 9efunDen.
@rbaltli3 a S9a9tel 40 Gents III ben
Wppthefen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Selbnmprn

CHARLES Waalser, Elm in G6os. 9idenlon's
Spei6er, G6e Glarf@ unb 16. StraBe, ols
Wtai6iniit beld)Gftigter Manu, idoB 1i6
bort in ielbitn10roertider Qlbii6t cine Nebol4
~perfugel III ben &opf unD that balb oarauf,
nadoem man i'm gum Gountpbospital
iiberfilbrt, ieinen lebten 9ttbemsug. See
8eritorbenen Trau unb brei &inSer, BON
Oenen er beim SOrt9anQe CUR Mrbeit sGrtz
liden Nbidte0 nabm, fpobnen SEQ. 2219
8entportb 9lOe. Getitesit0rlng lit tpabrz
i6einli6 ais Die llria6e oes SeIbltmprDes
al betradten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

ielbft:
&aiierlt6 9euti6es &onlulat.
GbicagO, 10. Npril 1888.
6errn Ge6tsanipalt Trancts 9adner,
Wo6lgeboren, Jtoom Is, 78
Dearborn Ctr, 6ter.
Der 6err Nei6SfanSIer Shirt BON 8tSz
mard bat mid beauftragt, ben Sbeilnebz
meru al Ser am II. y. 90. bierielbft itattz
geDnbtem Sraucrfeier sum @eoG6tntB tpeiz
laHo Seincr WiaieitGt Des &atiers unD &0>
ntgS QBil6elln Ben 0anf Ser &ailerli9en
Gcgierung fiir oteie &ulDgeblng Der Gbeil7
llabnle nit DEM Senterfen a~ll5Su1preder,
DAB DaS uon Der Srauernerlantmlung abge7
lallOte SetletOstelegramm BET letner Wfaie>
1tGt Dem &atler uno S0ntg in Sorlage ge@
bradt moroen lit. S1Oem i6 aur GrleDtz
grng oteleS Nuftrages @uerer 8oblgeboren
ais benz 8oritbenDen Der 8erlammlltl1g
bierbon Wttttbetlung 81 MAIDEN mid beebre,
eriu6e t6 Sic ergebenit, bieS 9efa1Iigit Sur
&enntniB Der iibrigen Wfitglte0er oes &o>
mites, Der Seitreoner iotpte Der Tbeilneb>
nter on Der Srauerfeier bringet Su pollel1.
Ser 6aiierlt6e &Onlul
JtorbenflD6t.
2luf oaS BON elmer Nn3aDl Deutider qa@
triotel1 am 8, p. Ofts. aus 2tnlaB 6es So
6es &atier @ilbelms 1. oil BEN Siirften
8iSn1arf geia1bte 8eileiDstelegranm lit
folgenbe Nlltiport eingetroffen:
y&aiierlib>0 eutide>0 elanotldaft.
gSalbington, Z. 2pril 1888.
Sine @nSa6l 9euti6er in Chicago baben
Dem 6errn &etbSfansler telegrapbii6 ibr
tiefgefiibltes 8eiletO 81 benz ldiperen Ser
lutte sl erfennen g~egebe1, tpel6er Dos game
beutlhe 8olt bur6 bos t6tni6ei6eu Seiner
Otaieitat oes bodieligen SaiierS betrOffen
bat.
@rbaltenem 91ftrase gentaB bcebre i6
mid Sbnen fir Die iparm cmpfunoene
Sbeil1abn1e aufridtig su bonfen unO bite
Sic ~erge6enit, bieien 0anf gefGuigit alt6
ben ii6rtgen an Der Ql6ienbung Der 9epei6s
betDeiligten 6erren iibermittelu 31 molen.
Der &aiierli6 9euti6e @ei6dftstrdaer,
b. s3eDtntb."
6errn DR.. med. Ofar 6iloebra1b, 555
sc. Start Ctr, G6icago, Su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

@er i'm nOr6Ii6en Soma nod biuiges
Qano taufen mil, Der welbe lid ou Treberitz
len e So, SEQ. 181 Salbingtonz StraBe,
Chicago. NGDite Grcuritpu ZIP. "a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

Scr 6eteraI M9ettt &ertmant
SreGIGmiOt bcimGt Die Sfaafctt
Scltmois, MiITftppi, S%otttatta,
Areau1as, NttfiOstrt, ScHneTee 1ttto
SeraS.
Scrr Grtft 8cnmit8DOpet, Spe=
ai0l=G OrreiponSert astto W9cetf, Stc
Gtaaten unto Serritorten SQtmotSt
ccSopa, 9teOrasfa, 9@fot1, Golo=
raSo, S0niaS, W~SOtttaata, We&n=
McrtcO atttS Sett St10t WericO-
SEER sSrams Stto ole Staaten SI=
Ii1tpiS, SONIA, MtscOnfttt, Wetttttcs
iOtn tito SafotG.
Scrr 6. &. @oSliu8 Sen Staat
SSAtnoiS.
SEER Stto Wnc4er Scn Staat
Sonia.
3crr STUB. NoaG Sem Sta0t Ncz
btasfa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

9ieie 6orberungen waren bon Dem gez
nonnten @nmtte am Wfttttpo6 Dem Ser
banoe ser 8raueret> uno WtalSbauSbez
itbet in beiien S~eriau1mlung int vOtetro1
polttan 8lod" Dorgelegt, aber BON ben
2lrbeit9ebern, ipie rebt un0 biuig mar, 5uz
%riidgemieieI norber.
Der btesbe3i9li6e 8ert6t bes Gomites
rtef in Der Notwithstanding einen
Stlrm oeS llntuilIenS berpor ullo i6lieBli6
purbe, ais l6on Der nd6ite Sag 9raute,
bel0loiien, Die Sorbernngcn fOfOrt ben
8rnleret1 unD Wtal5bausbeitbern ooer 6eren
@eldattSfitbrern 81 unterbreiten uno i'm
Sale Der nodmali9en .3uriidmeiiung ant
Wforgen Die 2lrbett ni@t aufSunebmeu.
SIS mllroe 5H melt fitbren, alIe Die S3enen,,
fuelbe it6 in BEN 8rauereien ltno in ben
6Guiern Don oeren 8eiibern llno @ei6dfts@
filhrern BET Der llnterbreituug iener Sor7
oerltl18en abipielten, 81 ihilbern, SIS mag
tnbelleu Die 8emerfung genilgen, baB feinem
Nrbeitgeber Die DetrefteuOe Wlittbeilung ltlls
ettpartet fam unO Dab ii6 baS @omite,
tpel6es Den unliebiamen 9~(uftrag alls3lI>
rldltel bate. in re6t taftpouer Q&eiie be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
Cine 9liiGlt6e 9rei.

Gtmc SriO BON Tatm= @lrbcitcrn sicbt$15, 900
amS ser Giti,ens' NattosatsSamf Dentc
Otorgc'. = @ie cS oenicIber gats amer.
tpartct sufiel. = Ser 9bciI eimcs Seocm.-
@as 0icIcIbcn oGntit ansnfa19ct gcocn=
felt. = 9ieIeIben tuerOcm SGtUGger tIttc
8eliber iDrcr cigemem Oarrten tucrocn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16

g8er nab Wtinneiota seben mill, Der 1penbe
ii6 an Sreoerttlen & 60, Jto. 181 gSalbiuqz
tOn=S traBe, @bicaso. Nd9ite GrfllrIion
Sin. "a. &
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-16
9Gmt&uortem Der 9cutiGen &e8ies
r1t1tG-

9as naditebenbe S6retbeu erflGrt ii9
iel6it:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25

numbers OF .lnmbermen coming into
Michigan from Canada to work in the
pine woods. whe he presumed went back
to Canada in the spring. ~ ~
Henry A. Robinson, justice of the
peace and prominent membes of labor
organizations, testified he had personal
knowledge of Canadians coming into the
city for employment, working daily and
at night. Thewitness had seen
advertisements III Canadian papers for
employees in Detroit but no names were
signed to them. There were plenty of
American labofers for the various trades
and the object of securing the Canadian
craftsmen was to break down the unions
and cheaper wages. The witness stated
it was very difficult to convict employers
of the offense of importing labor. In the
Detroit street car Service there are about
700 persons employed who are aliens. A
partial canvass of the labor organizations
developed the fact that aliens formed %
per cent. of their number.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25
FOREIGN LABOR.
The Committee investigating Its Importation
Takes Interesting Evidence at
Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 24.-M. 3.
Ford, chairman of the special committee
on immigration and labor, arrived in
Detroit yesterday morning. He began
his investigation in the Russell house par
Tor this forenoon.
Lyman A. Bryant, deputy collector of
customs, testified his duties are exclu
sively in the interests of customs, and he
pays no attention to the enforcement of
the pauper law of 1882, and makes no
examinations relative to the cofltlaxt
labor law. From his connection wsh Ia
Dor organizations he knew thas r very
large percentage, at least 40 per cent.
Of the foreign $$geOple from Europe and
Oslada who work in Detroit printing
offices seombositurs, many of these
printers lhre in Canada. In other trades
the same practice prevails, but he did
not know the inducements were held out
to bring such workmen here. He knew of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25
COTTON FnR IINERpnnr.


Liverpool correspondence under date of
December 5 says: Such news as has
reached this market from America dur
ing the week is i'll the direction Of reduced
crop estimates. II is again stated that
the south are buying futures in New Y ork
and factors and planters still hold their
markets above our level, although per-
haps scarcely so firmly as of LATE Ship
ments are increasing and the American
atioat is now 50 900 more than in the COR
responding week year ago. 1t may fur
Their be said that the course of receipts
this week has not been SO large as
:" bears hoped and expected. We have
not yet received the overland movement
for November, and it will doubtless throw
SOME further light on the plantation deliv-
cries. MesSrS. Neill have pointed out
that the 1923 crop of 1900 900 moved
very slowly, and that at this period in
1852 the movement of that crop was some
400 ,0O0 behind that of the present season.
We presume, however, that Messrs NeilI
can scarcely expect for this crop the very
extraordinary weather of 1888. Picking
was then protracted to an extent never
known, and went on until March in
many districts. Doubtless that circum-
stance added very much to the outturn of
lSS2-S3 crop, and such circumstances are
not likely to be repeated. The new
Texas cotton is very generally approved,
and has been freely bought by the trade,
to the neglect of bowels. These latter
are difficult to sell, while Texas will al
most sell ''itself.' High grades are
relatively scarce and mid fair advanced
I'D this week i'll consequence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25
BURGLARS DISCOVERED.
Developments Made by the Chicago Inspector
of Police


CHICAGO, Ill, Dec 24.-Shaw and
Plessner, who are mixed up in the stolen
bonds affair exposed by Lawyer Cutting,
were arraigned in the armory police court
this morning. Inspector Bonfield stated
to the court that Shaw on Saturday had
given him information to recover bonds
valued at S2l00, which were stolen from
Kellogg, johnson s. Bliss on April %
last, and that this morning Shaw had
turned over to him $4,000 in bonds stolen
from Calm, Whipped & Co. at about the
same time. The inspector asked
that hearing be postponed TIL De-
cember 20, the date fixed Ito
consider the cases of c. d. Taylor and
Lawyer Cutting for completely ms
same theft, ana that fife bonds be made
heavy. The request, was acceded t& and
the bonds in each. base wer6' .S&ed at
$4,000. Both of the prisoners Base made
further statements To Inspectin Bontield,
which are very materiat rso:ithe case.
Plessner has stated that be knows that
there was an organized G8ng of burglars
at work, and they not only scoinmitted
the Calm, Wimpeld q 'Co.F.and Eellog
Johnson & Bliss burglaries, but also the
the Henry w. King & Co: job, which was
several months later. i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25
TIE AMERICAN COTTON CROP

A letter to the editor of the Liverpool
Post, under date of December inst
says:
SIR cannot think that it serves any
good purpose to discuss the pros and cons
of the American crop.
MessrS. Neill Brothers are the only
accepted authorities on this sub
ject, and, thanks to their monthly
circular and frequent "acts of grace -
we are able to rest quite assured
that Gin spite of frost which terminated
the growth of the plant in many districts
on November 81 the crop is bumper
one, much resembling lSSO-l in its past
and 1923 i'll its future, and if there
should be any other reason with which it
is convenient to compare we shall doubt
less be informed in due course. 1t seems
to me to be little short of impertinence
that any authorities $50 called should
estimate the crop ut 6 . and under.
Do not these gentlemen know that this
crop is so thoroughly wet that it can not
be hurried along much before January,
or perhaps even February? When a crop
is damp and large the necessity for plant
erS to realize n certain proportion by a
certain date does not exist in the same
extent as when the crop is large and dry
at least this seems to be the case.
1t is rather pulling to understand the
situation at present, but whatever the
crop is we shall want it all and the
cheaper we get it the better, so whether
MeSsrS. Neill Bros. are going to be right
or wrong it is best to believe in their
Z 200, 200 minimum, and keep the price
low
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Taylor.
49,. Aae ioIs
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX. Dec. 24.-The bold man
who jumped off the train on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas when running twenty
five miles per hour one mile south of
here, has returned to Temple. What
saved him was the soft land and bad
whisky.
The prize Williamson county hog was
on exhibition to-day at Wright Il Allison s
butcher shop. 1t weighed 921 pounds and
was raised by Edward Townes.
Five Christmas trees are in full blast
Tonight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25
wedding with Trimmings.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Gazette.
LONE 'eEINE, Ten, Dee. 20.-Last
night Mr.. J. X. Rose and Miss Virginia
Forehand were married asthe home of the
brides father, Mr.. Sket Forehand of
this place, After the ceremony Nj. VIII
Forehand and Mr.. Harvey Bales, both
young men, had some difficulty which
ended in Bales cutting Forehand near
the heart. The wound is not thought 10
Ice dangerous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25

The secretary of the treasury has pur-
chased SOL 1886 $50 4 per cent. and S47, =
G27 400 ( = per cent. bonds since April
II at total cost of Sll7 ,450 AGO.
Trading in grain futures is now held in
all courts to be good in law, unless IN
tended gambling can be proved against
the party seeking to enforce the contract.
The official reports of the rye crop of
the United States for 1888 is 20 ,69l 200
bushels; of barley, IS ,Sl2 200 bushels;
of buckwheat, 40, S44 200 bushels; OF
potatoes, 1874 , JOB 200 bushels.
1t was stated that contracts had been
closed for several cargoes of South Amer
lean tlaXseed to be delivered in Chicago :,
prompt shipment. The price was not
made public. 1t was also stated that
round lot of Calcutta seed had been
secured.
As natural result of the dizziness in
the Hour market and the consequent big
accumulation of supplies, there is YER
liable blockade at the terminus of sew
eral of the leading railroads at New
York. The storage capacity of nearly
all the railroads has been taxed heavily
and several of the railroad companies
notably the Erie, Pennsylvania and
West Shore, have been forced to notify
receivers to remove their flour from the
docks Immediately. 1t is surprising that
such state of affairs should exist in view
of the high cost of wheat i'll the interior
as contrasted with the prices current
here for flour. 1t is quite evident
that this state of affairs cannot. continue
much longer. Either the demand from
jobbers or exporters must improve, or
else millers will be compelled to shut
down almost entirely until some of the
glut is removed. One thing seems Ger
tain, and that is that millers cannot af-
ford to sell their flour below the current
quotations as long as the cost of wheat at
primary points remains so far above the
figures prevailing at the seaboard. OF
course, jobbers will be obliged to renew
their supplies-which they have allowed
to run dOwn-after January IL Traf-
ton S Produce Exchange Reporter.
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
SweetW3ter.
Special to the Gazette.


SWEETWArEH, TEX. Dec. 24.-J. r.
Trent, a weA known cowman of this
place, was married. last night to Mrs. NJ.
E. Vickers, also of this place. Mr.
Yent has purchased Il nice residence i'll
town and VIII reside here.
There WAS large union Christmas tree
at the opera house tonight. The town
Is full Of people and the holidays promise
to be lively. Everybody is i'll good
humor with moneyf0 spend aud nobody
drunk.
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4 Sheriff Dies of His Wounds.

Special to the Gazette.
WEATHEEFoRD, TEX, Dee. 24.-Re-
liable news reached here to-day that
Sheriff Wallace of Young county, who
was shot on the 18th while attempting to
arrest Boone NARROW near Graham, died
this morning at 0 CLOCK. Mr. Wallace
was one Of the best sheriffs i'll Texas and
the news of his death is sadly received by
all law loving people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-25

Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, Ten. Dee. p A young man
named Doyle, from Gunsight, who was
full of Christmas, was seriously hurt to-
day by his horse falling with him ON It
railroad street crossing. His head struck
the rail, cutting a cash which left the
skull bare from the forehead to the back
of the head. The doctor pronounced his
injury serious, but not necessarily fatal.