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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

FRAUD - ISDIANA-The startling de-
yelOpments that are expected 10 follow
The indictment OF bribers al The recent
election will shake Indiana 10 is centre
Many Of the names sent in 10 ;he United
States District Attorney for olienses
against lie State are those OF men prom
inenl 10 the Republican party, chalrmen
OF county committees, eXFederal office
holders, county officers Of note and men
whose regulations have extended Beyond
the State, and who were known in The
past for their integrity and aprich,ness
Over 8 thousand complaints have been
filed a. the Office Of United States Dis.
tricl Attorney Sellers
The most scrupdl0us care is being ex-
erclsed 10 arranging The cases Not a
man will be brought before the grand
Jury whose evidence cannot be cOrrOb.
GRATED, and no case will be presented
without The most convincing evidence
FROM Tue fragrant and wholesale bribery
INDUCED in IN this State the country al
large is led to believe that no safeguards
are thrown around The right Of franchise
in this S,ate.-Dispatch TO The World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

Boss Quay has called meeting Of bis
Executive Committee for the 9TH Decem'
Der, evidently 10 incubaie on the question
of the majority in the next House OF
Representatives.
All the certificates are not likely to be
in the hands Of the clerk Of The House
until January, and the certificates given
bv The Governors OF the States are fnal-
so far as the clerk Of the House is con-
cerned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
WILLIAM b. WALL. CLERK.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i Farm NFAR HANOVER JUNCTION

By virtue Of n deed Of trust from william AMI
jeanette Russ. default having been made ia
thu payment OF notes secured therein. ana
being required SO 10 DO } y the beneficiary On
said deed, viii sell ~ public auction "a Han
over junction az 1890 p M. on TUESDAY,
the 9Th oi November, lSss the tract OF land
fOrusrly occupied by J. b. Jones ana now
owned by =. L. Header. trustee, iying ON
both sid, OF the Chesapeake Ohio Valley
RIA lrOad, and on the south bank OF the North
Anna river, about one mile rom lianONe
Junction. and which contains about 42l :
acres. 7 his farm ia n tine condition. ana has
on L good dwelling aud al the usual COS
buildings.
TERMS or SALE:
Enough IN cash 10 pay expenses Of sale an'.
of executing the trusts Of said deed. ana tho
further sum Of fi.SS.1j. with interest On
SGl6.33 from 10Th June. lsSs. and on $3.50. thc
balance thereof from tth November, lhsS. ana
on credits 20 be secured by deed Of trust on
the farm Of 5000 the 9TH NOyem bcr. 1889, AMI
Of another $3.50 10 the 10 Noycm Der. 1850. Tho
balance Of the purchase money to h MAJ.
payaD e. az such TINE or times and secured ia
sucl manner a. J. G. Header, trustee, the
owner of sad land. may prescribe and direct
or 10 the event OF h5 IA ure ~ do so, then "a.
the said undersigned shall direct.
HILL CARTER.
November litb lSSs. Trustee.
lnnylh .0t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

When race is run and the winner Is
declared, the result is accepted but still
il there is suspicion OF cheating we want
20 have the thing sifted. And so it is
with this election.
The Presiden, is elected and everybody
accents the result, but if there are
charges of cheating let us have the thing
investigated for the credit Of all parties
We publish q dispatch relating to the
charges OF fraud in Indiana, which puts
a s,igma on some people that only a
thorough investigation could remove.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

President HARRISON AND THE
soUTH.-lf what Mr. Lsgollet,e, Super
inttndent of Public instruction Of In
diana, has told Hera!d correspondent
abou, Pre- sident Harrison's ideas of a
Southern policy" is true, III. Harrison
is going to lake mold Of this par, Of his
problem like statesman, and will, we
believe, effectively and wisely settle L.
lie will appoint to federal Offices in The
Southern States, not Northern carpet
bagrers nor ignorant colored men, but
Southern prote ctionists men Of char
acter and standing-in their communities,
who believe With the Republican party
on The one subject which is .o1 The pre-
sent the leading question.
That is right and wise. !: IS true
siatesnanship.
II Mr.. Harrison does mat, he will in
his four years administration form g
numerous and iaorous Republican party
in every Southern State, under the Lead
ership OF men capable Of leading and
informed with the same creed a. North.
ern Republicans lie viii thus make the
Republican party, fox the h.s, lime in
its history, national instead O. sectional
and while he viii forever break up the
solid souih" be will gain .he good VIII Of
even sensible Northern Democrats by so
doing N J. Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

The Danville Rectster, referring to the
Landmarks utterance that We should pick
our flnts, and which nomina.es Peters
burg as the place for the Convention 10
nominate Governor next summer, says
Here Is timely subject which the State
press should keep before the people Fol-
It's part il would be pleased to- see the
Convention held in Petersburg. AT the
same time it wants practical man al
the head ef the ticket.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

Mr.J.V Williamson OF Philadelphia
IA we mentioned some days ago, has CIV
en- $12 900, 900 for the establishment OF
a school Of instruction for boys. This
is magnificent endowment, but the best
mari OF Il Is that Mr.. Williamson will su-
perintend the scheme.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

Whatever else Mr. Harrison may %
he Will scarcely nave the hardihood to
call Jonn Wenamake- 10 his Cabinet
The fact that John raised the money
which kept the foaters in blocks Of five
in Indiana is well known, and II may en-
title him to Republican gratitude, but
will Mr.. Harrison begin a Moral Admin
is,rs,ion by suc,ioning of Cabinet seats,
N. Y World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27


Extinct from decree Of September %. lN,g
IT is DOW ordered that this matter in hsrl
ruptcy. together with all proceedings RELATING
| thereto. be referred 70 " liam H Wall vi,
IS he reby appointed special commissioner fo.
the purpose. who shall take an account Of all
liens and charges upon the fund which hla
come. OF may hereafter come. 90 the hands & g.
| the sssignees IN bankruptcy oi said \ "
! Hartman. Jr., bankrupt. from the real estate
Of said bankrupt together with their prior.
ties. 2d, What WILL be- a asonahlo and r,por
compensation q Thomas y Page and D.
/ Guy, assign ees in bankruptcy ~ SAT- hari.
upt, for their services rendered the estate
n this matter and n oil proceedings relating
20 said estate
And the said comm sslCuershaI give notice
once week Tor four successive weeks in ffs
| Lexington Gazette AMI "a some rewspapsr
published in the city Ot Richmond. which no
tee shall be deem "a equivalent f0 per
sonal service upon al parties concerned
on the time and place az ,asing said accounif
And the said special commissioner shall Pc
Dor, the same TO The court. together with any
other matt deemed pertinent by himself Or
which he may re desired 20 report hy ary
party 10 ths So proceedings.
4 CODY Tesfs
WILLIAM b. WALL. CLERK.
In compliance with the above order ! shai.
on Tue sday the Sth day 81 January, 1879. az ~
O'Clock m, at the clerks office OF the United
-tatcs District Court, Ne. ~ North Twelfth
street, Richmond. Va. proceed 20 execute SAID
reference by taking the accounts and making
the report therein required.
WILLIAM b. WALL.
3nOy.~o9w4w Spt Clal Commissioned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

POCAHONTAs AND GENERAL HARRISON
"A remarkable addition 10 the rapidly
growing pedigree of the next President
has been furnished by Virginia geneal
ogist, who writes for the Baltimore dDs6r
lean. This authority asserts that Gen
eral Harrison is the eighth great-grand
son of Pocahontas, and he gives part OF
the lire of descent, which we reduce
here to lis simplest terms:
The Princess Pocahon;as.
Thomas Rolph Of Jamesto gn was hti
son.
"Rolph left a daughter, who married
Colonel Robert Boiling.
Mrs. Bolling's only son was Major
John Boiling.
zone Of John Bolling's daughters mar.
ried Colonel Dick Randolph Of Curtis.
Colonel Dick Randolphs daughter
married another Boiling.
Their daughter married Harrison Z.
Then came Governor Benjamin liar
rison, who signed the Declaration OF In
dependence.
Genera William Henry Harrison
ninth President Of the United States.
John Scott Harrison, the nex. PEST
dents father
The mex, President. IN. Y. Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

The State csnvassing board Of Virginia
will meet to-day and determine what
candidates are entitled 10 certificates of
election. This is State matter with
which. we have been assured by vote OF
els ht TO seven, the Federal Government
fas nothing to do.-Washing,on Post
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
Legal NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states Ter the Eastern district az
virginia.
In the matte Of
A.W. Harman. Jr.. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

The Amercua is lortnightly maya
zine. published in Atlanta, Ga, and IS de-
voted to the discussion Of important lite
ary, political, sociologic, and religious
questions. 1t is edited by d.. j. q. Arm
strong and Major G. w Hubner, gentle
men widely celebrated for their scholarly
and literary attachments, and numbers
among its contributors some OF The most
fsvorably known writers of The country.
The publishers wish TO employ agents
In every city and town. Their address
IA T.. 0. Box 27, Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
cOyyEySED FOR TIE READERS or
TIE TINES.

Businsss and -Pocahontas and
General Harrison President Harrison
p,.,a in Jndiana-The Coming State
Convention Harrison's Policy, Etc Etc.
A special from indianapolis to The New
York Herald gives an interview WIN
Mr.. Lsfslle,te. Superintendent of Public
instruction. The interviewer. after
hearing description Of the conservative
noljcy Of Mr.. Harrison, asked il be would
appoin. any Democrats to office in the
South. Mr.. Lafallette replied as follows
"Tha, is what he will do whenever
there IL no white Republican who is
talented and respectable enough to com
mand the respect Of HE neighbors, and
he realizes the fact that in many parts
Of The South there Is not for miles and
miles ar educated man and one who Is
fiji 10 hold Office that votes the Republi-
can ticket. There are many men In the
South who vote the Democratic ticket
who are really Republicans. That is,
they are prott ctionists and in sympathy
with The Republican party on many other
OF the live issues Of the day. They Sim
ply vote the Democratic ticket for his
iorical reasons, because they insist that
the Republican banner is stained with
the blood Of their fellow man. Many OF
them are homes. enough 10 admit this.
IL is this class tina. General Harrison Will
recognize"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

BUSINESS AND PoLTlcs-The sug-
ges,ion Of Senator Quay that Mr. Wana
maker would make good Postmaster
General has not, so far as we hsve Oh
served. been received with enthusiasm by
Republican organs. The New Nork
newspapers seldom find any good 10
Philadelphisns or Philadelphia, and, Of
course, speak Of the suggestion with &C
customed persihage they choose TO
consider the matter in the light Of bar
gain and sale, withou, reference to the
only serious qutsiion-tha, Of fitness
Philadelphia Record
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
LivS STOCK Markets.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May observation-disclosures 1870
shipments 60; marker ste ady; choice heavy
native steers 81 4565 90. fir TO good native
steers 81 1904 90; butchers steers, fair &c
choice s. 2064 25; stocsers Ind feeders, fair to
medium 81 40d3 so; rangers, ordinary to COCO
s. 25@4 90. Hog,-Receipts 3Jro; shipm nts 500
marset steady, ranging from S. 20@5 IS. Sheep
Receipts small; shitmenis nore; market
firm; fair to fancy 81 00a6 90. Horses and
mules-Market finn.
KANSAS CITY, NO.. May 1l.-Cattls-Receipt
1900; shipments 200: market slow but arm for
good fat cornfed COWS ecarce and in good
demand; good to choi-e cornfed "a 1904 60;
common g co; COVE 81 5oa3 50. Hogs Receipts
5000: ehir ment, sore; market steady for goo1
medium and heavy weighs: light and pig DC
lower; ranging from 81 2565 40. Sheep-Re
ceipts HOO; shipments none; strong and active
for good to choice muttens at 81 25S5 90; com
mon TO medium 81 00d3 90.
eCHIcAGO. ILL. May H.-Cattle-Receipt
5000; shipments 5000; market was strong and
l0c higher; steers s. s005 co; stocRers and
feeders s. 75as so; cows, bnlls and mixed 81 IS
as IS; Texas steers 81 $50 d. H0gs-Re-
ceipts 1000; market STEADY: mixed IS 3565 e5
heavy s. 50aJ IS; light s. 3oSj 80 sheep Re.
ceipts 1000; shipments lo00; market steady TO,
good; Others weak; natives wooded 81 6066 40;
shorn s. S0d5 SIX: western 81 i0a6 IS; Texans
S 5066 20; lambs IS 5067 CO. er.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
ON CHANGE.
Spst Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
Three 10 Eight Poinis Lower.
,,ssfsi Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened strong, Fluctuated Narrosly
nnd>CiUsed at an Advsnce-Livs stock
transactions Bnsk,
Daily Revis ~

hevbW
9tzzTTE OFTIos,
FORT WORTH. Tx Nav II, 1888,
A degree Of quietnsss hiss pervsded the
wholesale sud retail markets to-day, bu,
the end Of the week is expected to bring
about something OF boom.
The market is fairly supplied with pro-
duce.
THE JOBBtNG TRADE
continues restricted in volume, but she
warm weather of the early part of the
week considerably increased the sales of
Retailers, sud has produced more liberal
purchases from bbers. Upon the whole,
however, the business OF the week has
been dull. Attractive "drives"
In p-ints, einghsms, dress goods,
and other goods continue to be offered in
Inducements of trade, and thus the bust.
ness Of the week, though smsller than 1t
should be, has been fairly satisfactory,
and there are many who think that with
> warm and pleasant May, good portion
OF The business lost by the "bnzEsrd'
will be recovered. TIE dry goods mar
ket, however, is quiet If not dull in sym
pathy with many other branches Of trade,
and is most likely to con,iJ ue go during
The agitation of the tariff question and
until the fste Of the Mills bill Is more
definitely settled, feeling CT doubt 81 d
hesitstion will continue to lessen the de-
mand Il Dry Goods Reporter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
OFF FOB JOLIET.

rho Cook County Boodlers faksn to the
Fenitentiary.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 1-Ex-Warden
Vsrnel and ex-County Commissioners
Wassorman, Van Pelt, Lsyden and Ocks-
last, the FIVE county boodlers whose bold
robbery Of Cook county astonished the
courts who passed in review of the EVIL
dence Of the gigantic steal, started for
Joliet on the 8 O'Clock train to begin
their term of two years. imprisonment.
The y once proud commissioners had
shackles on their limbs for the first time,
but they seemed to accept the situation
with stoicAl Indifference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
TAYLOR.

A German Drowned in the gan Gabzie,
River.
Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX, May 11.-Bishop Gala
CHER OF the Catholic church had held
special mass here and communicate, 9
German from near Cornhill, wss return
ing home and was drowned In the San
Gabriel river, five miles north of here.
This station has had railroad block
Twenty trains arrived and departed to-
day. Eight stock trains having seventy
nine stock cars went north.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
Cleburns.

Ole burns. .
sp ecial TO the Gazette.
CLEBUsNK, TEX, Nay 1l.-Dlstric'
court is engaged to-day in the trial Of an.
other dsmsge suit against the Santa Fe
Railroad. The suit is brought by Mr.
Black, who was an employe Of the road,
and sues for $4,000 damages caused by
getting his foot mashed in unloading
heavy timbers.
The creditors to whom Mr.. a. G. Neal
sold his stock OF saddles and harness
were G. H. Schoellkofi of Dallas and the
First National Bank OF this city, their
claims ggregasng s2350. The stock in
voiced ABOUT S4700.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
Oolored Farm Hand Lynched

BOWLING GREEN, KY, May ia mob
composed of about 100 men went to the
farm of John Smith in the Richford
neighborhood, in this county, Wednes.
day and took a negro farm hand and
hanged him. Marion Sloss, farmer,
has had about twenty horses poisoned
during the pas. year, and the negro is
supposed to be the guilty party, as he
was in the employ Of Sloss and was dis
charged. BE made threats against Sloss
several times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
ON WALL STREET.
Tho Steck MaIkst WAS Rather Dull
at the 0psHiBg, bus Gained
Strength Before Neon.
The Close of Busiu ess uns Active and StronE
MT About the Bess Figures
OF tho Day.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, May II Railway bonds to-
dsy closed as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City st ST; Texas and Pacific
seconds at 4of; rs s21; Kansas and
Texas rs at 50; 5's at So; s's at 81;
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
rs at 9oi; Missouri, Kansas and Texas
rs at $50; rs st est.
Governments lower.
Sterling firm.
Money per cent.
Silver 92t.
Wheat strong.
Cotton weak.
Oil s6i.
Coffee IL points lower.
Sugar firm.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Nsw YORK, Msy 1.-THE stock market
was dull during the last hour and por-
ton of the f.st and prices moved up
slowly throughout the day and advanced
in force toward the close. But little
progress was made in the downward
direction until after s small advance,
when prices were forced CT on very
moderate business to small fractions be-
low the first prices, the most importan,
movement being in New England, which
yielded per cent. from It's highest. TIE
attempt was then given up and the market
subsidized into dullness while slow hut
steady Improvement took place. The
dullness became intense after II O'Clock,
and while there WAS q firm tone there
was no feature until after delivery hour,
when it was announced that the Secretary
OF the Treasury had &c epted all bonds
offered, which were the largest since the
Treasury has been purchasing bonds. This
started smart covering OF governments
among shorts and the advance was accel-
Grated, while the amount of business
done showed very marked increase.
The advance WAS stopped only with the
close Of business, which was active and
strong at about top figures for the day.
The active list is almost invariably higher
this evening, though the gains recorded
are for fractional amounts only.
The railway bond market WAS moder-
.tely active and generally firm. New
Texas Paciflc's bonds contributed $780,
0Co to the days total of 81 ,2S9, GOO. Clos
ing prices generally show but slight
changes.
Government bonds were steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
fine light l2G15c; q e neavy 10Gl6c; choice
Iub-washed 33c; IN er,or ditto 3O632c. sac ks 20

fine light l2G15c; q 2 neavy 10Gl6c; choice
tub washed 33c; IN erior ditto 306S2c. sac ks 20
PHILADELPHLA, PA, Msy IL. Wool dull and
* and above 500 SIC; <. 2963O.; medium, 36a-
SIC; coarse, 35636c. New York, Michigan, In
diana aud Western ins or and Xxx, 27G2sc |;
and Xxx, 33d3lc; medium washed combine
and delainr, 3T03Sc; coarse do. 36637c Cans da
washed combing, S5d36c; tub washed. 36642c;
medium unwa-hed combiug and define. 2I6-
2sc; coarse do, 26G27c. Eastern Oregon, l&6-
DC; Valley Oregon. 20e27c. New Mexico and
Colorado, l3&lsc.
BOSTON, MASS May u.-Wool market con-
thu In al unsaiis sctory conc ition and prices
still tending in Iavor of buyers. Ohio extra
feeces, 2sc; Xxx 236Soc; Michi2 n, extra 7s0
26Kc: No. washed comDiIg 35056c: medium
unwashed 24626o; TerIitorr woods 161<c; Orc.
gon lSc; Gallo. MIA spring 14E2l. Other grades
unohanasd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
mp Live stock By Wsish,.

kl LII. y, H. May ia meeting OF
Ee,,I. = gers representing the roads
[spsr,ov.aa lsago was held yesterday
EsssisS;se VI considering the ques-
Ea, s. a,ng live stock for shipment.
Esos ~ u movement on foot for
|a,spos,,sso oiish the present practice
"a e,, : hogs, ETC., at q fixed
LAes h,s Oaa and to make the
|s,s b,s ss OF shipping charges. Ex.
|a,p,ss.pf proved the plan feasible,
fss;ssssi.sa are generally in favor
f,:sasIs meeting, however.
Ess rsN r ~ action, but to wait un.
81 e.ps,. .sssentstion could be Sc
4 aas e.sa, aansger st. John, chair
Ch can tiVe committee, was su-
ssss,sS general meeting of tho
IL The subject for Maya9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
btfewberries, Stl

Btrewberries, strawberTiess2aassss'
Very luscious strawberk3eRare now
almost daily arrives SsEthe Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'S. eTM1gfocery honse keeps
well in the &s1nt in getting sill the good
things GsYast as they can be gotten to the
maaKet. Trade with them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12

the death on the northern hound train
leaving Chicago this evening Of Commo-
dore Norman W. Kittson, the noted
capitalist Of this city. he left his stock
farm near Philsdelphls on Saturday last
and was expected here on Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
COTfON 2aARKHyg.
Kew Orleans

Kew Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. La, May u.-Cotton-spot
closed quiet ana unchanged.
sales 1850 bales.
Stock 15s,625.
Low ordinsry Is i6c; ordinary, Z IS l6c; zuoa
or1rnary,S 9-16c; low middl,ng 1.16c IT ID ding
9xo good middlng Is Ice; middling fair
10 5 16c; fair II 1-16:
Futures opened steady at q decline of to 5
p ,ints, closing steady At to points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
Gold Rope rcbscoo.

No other manufacture OF tobaccos has
had the extensive sale 81 tie same length
OF time that the Goid Z ope has. With this
and box ofs2so Zoo, another splendid
make, ;waEiVe handsome pickle- plated
CUTTER. FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12

4Alyszfoa.
diLyssT3a Tax. May IL o ana 500
closed qdiet and unchanged.
GfGes receipts, IS.
Sales. s.
Exports, none.
Shipments coastwise, $50.
Rail ehi@ments, 49,.
atocl 64sS h2isf.
Low ordinary, 5-lsc; ordinary, 1886;
good Ordinary SHc: low middling, Ice:
miodiing 7l6c: good m,ddl.ng. Q Is l6c; mid
Sling fair 10 l6o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12

h. r'O'sd Live stock Rates.
nm. .VSA' May 1.-THE eastern trunk
Rn rug ossin lecsl freight rates yes
h. ~ 10y nave started in by red uc-
kslrs ,' socS rates from Chicago to
kasi, nom IS to % cents. The eff
gorI 'sauetion is that it gives to
kski, saappers Of the west a rate
b. VIZ, sViared will enable them to
Nm W., ~ dressed beef in this mar
DC, saen brought at the Grand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12

farmer ana Lemons was living on
his farm making crop on shares. On
the morning ne Was killed about daylight
he started TO the homo Of his son on foot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12

IN ali the noJeIs spa restaurants in the
city. A number OF companies have gone
into quarters as lhs drill grounds ard
everything 10 in readiness tor the big
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12
A ssesio.-msn KuIsd.
Special to the Gazette.

SDseiaI 70 the Gaxette.
BRKMoND, TEX, NAV 1.-The south
bound freight train No. IL struck and
killed section-mAn named Pat Conway
two hundred yards nor.h of the passenger
depot last night, about 10 O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12

Gratis oil Inc TO- .-ilrs r-------
city neld their primary meetings tbs az
teraocn for the purpose Of sppointins
deleg 2tes to the county conversion which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-12

News and family paper in lhs susie n
the WKRKLY GAIsTTH: pY!cs reduced y
q Year.