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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02

house OF Mcssrs WINSLOW. LANIER& 4 CO., Ne. II NAs.
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ALLEGHENY VALLEY II. r. co.
73.lDs.
ALLEN COUNTY. IND.
County 5s.
BENTON COUNTY. IND,
Gravel Read 6s.
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND IND II. II. CO.
First Mortgage7s
CINCINNAII, RlC lMOND AND CHICAGO X T. GU.
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Mortsage ! la
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02

THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY Company
NEw.yoHg, Dec. 80. 1887.
V,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF his
i Comyanv have this day declared DIvIDEND Of ONE
AND ONEOIJAKTER PER CENT upon ns CA IAL
STOCK psyale Wednesday, the hiteenth DAY Oh feo
The BOOKS will be closed at o'clock N on Fr'
dsy the 18Th Jannafy aud will be rcopened on tho morn
Ing Oh FEBRUARY ~ 1909 ALLYN cox, Treasurer.
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Professional.

A Nrenergetic gentleman with extensive nuss: Nv:
N ness experience Tor c.gexsmyn. ssss -
highest rsfersnca Address foRGI0S Irieens oass
A WELL-KNOWN GENTLEMAN will take
n entrs charge building reatlnx regairs &C;
In this capacity. any position OF aespos
billy where sd lsesrty ,, required can M s
sie. Address ". :. W. Drawer T. Newark. Nd
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WIN" NEw.Y oRg, Dec 81, 1887.
NtR JAMES A. PATTESON retires this day
WI fran tho urn w. NJ Psttsson q Company and Mr
HENRY r. PATrEsON becomes partner therein nom
The aaars OF ths old will be lquidsted by its sue
cessor>. -, =, =.
g .ms firm name by WILLIAM NJ. PATTESON and len
III d. W. NJ PATTESON.
PATTERSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
Dlpioen0 Notices.

TIE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANKl
CTR NEw. YORK.
December ~. 1887
THE Board of Directors Of this bank have
this day declared quarterly dividend Of TWO ~ PER
CENT Of paysbs January pre1iInc until which
date tie transfer books will BIO closed.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RArLRoAD Co.
TREAsUREg's OrFIcB GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
NEw-YoRx. Dec. 90 1872
THE Board of Directors of this Company have
this day declared Dividend OF TWO PER CENT upon
February next at THE sincc. -.
The transfer bssks will closed at Friday the
18th January and viii the morning Of Mon
day. the 10th dag VI February next .,.
CINCINNATI JACKSON AND MAcKINAwl
X. X. Co
WILLIAM G. SHELDON g. CO., 4 Wall-sC..
w will par Coupons OF the Cincinnati Van Vert ana
Michigan X. K Co. due January !. 1858.
GEORGE X. SHELDON. Vice President
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
Daily LocAS Rsvisw.

5AZETTE UfFTOE,
FoRT WORTH. TEX. Jan. Il, 1858
Trade in sll lines has been but mod.
crate to-day.
Produce continues scarce and in great
demand.
the weather of the past week has been
rather demoraliZing to business at the
present time, but IL is grain producing,
and in thSt way is considered 8 great
benefit to the country.
The Gotten World says: The bank
exchanges from the principal cities Of the
country snow slight gain over last
week, although the gain is neither large
or suggestive OF the tendency of trade
The most noteworthy feature Is the gain
in n 5w York, which may be accepted as
indicating an improvement In the volume
Of speculation. Another feature of
interest Is the continued gain of bank
clesrings in New Orleans, both over lSst
week and last year.
The returns for the full week ending
January z, though showing considerable
gain over the preceding week, as was
natural for the first week of the year sDd
month, makes an exceedingly unfsvorsb,e
comparison with he same week last year
The total clearings for ell cities show q
loss OF 81 per cent, while, excluding
New York, the decrease was 29 per cent.
While the decrease in New York figures
may be attributed to absence of operative
activity, the losses st other points must
be placed to q Quieter trade movement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
lENEHAL sl63EEI
FToduIe and proyixlcas

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan. 17.-Flour-Firm and
a fair demand. Wheat ouened steady, Fab1ut
1850 off, and rem iued at that price through
ous, closing firm no. 2 red cash S21f ms3 Z 5;
Janusr closing s2&c; Febr ary size, closing
s23c; May S54GSj1c. closing s5hc. Com
Al. ket wes firm, cash 43G4sKc; Jsnu' r. os
'ng 4sc; Feb pa-y closing 43c; May ;oG6 &c,
closing 50Hc. Oats-Vefy little doing In the
market; each 32c; May $234c. OoTnmeal was
steady at So 40 WHISKY was steady at 81 %.
Provisions dun Pork, new, SIS GOALS 25. Lar
20. nry sat meats, boxed shoulders Sc 0 .;
long clears 5! 6I1S clear lbs s. Isl short clears
s. s5has o.. Baroo, boxed, shoulders 80 so;
ns clears IS so; clear r.us S. SO; short clears
S. 10. Hans steaGy at SO 2oGl2 co. Alter
nooa board: Wheat demoralized and trading
active; February s2]Ic; May s5c. Corn wesk;
January axe; February 472sc; May l9xc. Oats
easier; May 3211lc.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. l7.-Au of the markets on
'Change opened q1i't and somewhat lower.
May wheat opened &c Off at sake ami then
sagg d on to $50 SAC, and became more
steady later around sac. There was oi
scattering demand TO- May wheat around SAC
ss the session advanced, and for that reason
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
Live Stock Market,

ST. Louis, mo-, Jan. 17-Csstle - Receipts
400; shipments see; market slow; choice,
heavy, native steers s. 4005 %; fair TO good
native stee So s "a 20: butchers steers me-
feeders, far t. g3of. 5! 0l63 20: rangers,
ordinar7 to good, 50 lG4 Is. Hogs-Rece;pts 1900,
shipments $50: market slow and lower, ran :
ire from 81 20 10 s. so. Sheep-ReceiDts COZ;
shipments 2 0; market strong and higher; fair
to choice So 1905 90.
NEW YORK. Jan. Observation-Disclosures So
cars for city slaughterers direct, 10 cars for &
b5e' exporter end cars Jor the market. There
was No t1adlDg IN beeves. Dressed beet about
steady 81 6GSc for sides. Exports 40 quar-
tors of beef sold To-daJ's Liverpool cab e
quotes American refrigerator beet dull and
lower st SIC PEI pound Sheep-Rece'pts 100;
the market was very quiet and trade limited,
bat there was no change In values, being
quoted at s. 6'a6 90; lambs So 75GT on.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. l7.-Csttle-ReceipLs
2:0J: shipments 290; the market was wesk and
lGGl51 lower for dresser beef and ship 4 &
stsees; cows q i0I lower goot TO choice corn
teJ 81 ? G4 20; comm4n 70 mGd.um 81 20G4 =.
s:ockers 81 s0d2 SO; feading steers 81 G003 % 4;
cows 81 5Gz2 80. Hogs-ReCeipts 5000; market
weak and leGl5c lower; gvoi to choice s. 206
81; CEN non 10 madam 81 6lG0 It. Sheep
Receipts 9}0; shipments 3; ma~ket strong;
good 10 choice s. 00G4 50; common TO medium
s. COCA 80
CHICAGO. Ill, Jar. 17-Drovers' J1urnal
rep2r s-Cattie-Receipts 1909; hipmcn:s
mon; extra SIS 25G5 70. steers SIS %; s.3ckers
and mixed 81 G063 81; cove, bulls and mixed
81 60G3 Is; Texas cattle s seas %. Hoge--
Receipts 81 600; market ow and sc lower On
comm IN; mixed g 1915 SIS; heavy s. 1905 IS !;
light ;4 S505 IS Sheep-Receip,s 5000; ship
we.tern 81 seas 10; Texans s. 1913 10; lamb,
81 IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
WILL RUSSIA FIGHT?
Al Europs Full OF War Talk-The Czar
Massing His Forces

Al Europs Full OF War Talk-The Gear
Massing His Forces.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia London special
to the Times says: "This is the worst
day of the new year so far as the pros
poets for peace are concerned. The pa-
pers literally swarm with reports of Rus
sian movements OF troops. 1t seems to
DE Gndouoted thst the second army corps
is now under marching orders from the
Caucasus TO the RJumanian frontier, while
the bulk Of the eleventh corps is
being moved forward, one
cavalry division and enc rife
brigade to the Roumanian border, aad
one cavary division and two Infantry d.
visions toward the Galician frontier. It
Is said that Prince ZobSncf, Russian
minister to Vienna, has admitted this to
Count K.lnoky, the Austrian premier,
while still protesting Russia's peaceful
Intentions, and that Count kslnoky
answered that Austtis's intentions were
equally pacific, but how best to show
that this was the case was not in his
province but in that of the military
authorities. We are evidently in for 8
period, whether short or long, Of sharp
war scsres, which of course
will tend to send American securities
up. Apparently Russia is going again to
propose Peter Ksrageorgevios for the
Bulgarian throne, and is massing troops
90 give effect to her proposition. It is
practically certain that BE will be rejected
bF the powers. Then the question is,
Will Russia Il ght ?'iS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
BELTOE.

BIuford Caldwell Refused a Nee TIixt--
Work OF tho Grand Jury.
Special TO the Gazette.
Bolton, TEX, Jan. 17.-Bluf0rd C4ld-
well, the man who WAS convicted il the
District court last week Of the theft of
s440o in twenty-dollsr gold pieces, which
his mother-in-law had concealed under
her house, wss brought before Judge
Blackburn in the District court this after
noon on S motion for new trisl. After
hearing the argument the court refused
the motion and the prisoner was remand
ed 10 Jail. Caldwell is under sentence OF
eight wears for this theft and I've years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

Boston, MASS, Jan. l7.-Wooi-There was
no marked change In the demand or rice of
wool; Ohio srd Penrss lva1ia extra
fleece, 8 Sic; XX 3i1z632c; Y and above 32H
933c; No. 35S35c; ch-ise Michiz.n fleece ex-
ira 29c; territory and other unwasned wools
SECURE 5i6s5c for fine; ice for nne medium !;
other grades unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. II Wool MsrSe I
quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 30d3211c y 3eG3lc; medium 37G
and western fine Or Y, and Xxx $3.50 ;; medium
360371z,s coarse Sc SIC; fine washed deleine Y
and Y / 3jd35<c; oedium washed combing a. d
delsine ct 371ad3S1zc; coarse dilt1 at
57a37Hc Canada washed c9mbiDg 35626c:
tub washed 3764ac; medium unwsshed comb
ing and delaine 2sa2oc; coarse 2762Sc; Eat
ern Oregon i4G20c; Vallev Oregon 22427c !;
New Mexico and Colorado l2a20c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
The FOR, worth azsgsgss.

BITTER -20622hc per . /; creamery sc.
OoTTON-S6Sh.
: OOFFEK-Rio, fair 2oc: prime 2c1lo; choice
axe; Laguyrs 19o; Java 29Iso: Golden Bio
&c; Pea Berry 22c
CHEESE-The better grsdss snd OHIO factory
lCel lHc; full cream twins l5c.
OABBAGE-Northern, Der crste, 81 so
CANNED QOODS-PrtoeS per dozen: Pine
apples. standard, 81 IS; peaches, standard, 3
MS, 81 90 5 hs g Sc; seconds, 2 Ms, 81 IS; s. rs
81 25i strawberries, IS 81 20; blackberrtss
81 So; green gsses F.: rsspberriec. 2 ID. 81 65;
Sxesn peas 81 1edl so; somstoes, standard,
Ss 81 10; seconds. 2 rs s.; ns 81 40;
green corn 81 10el 80; oysters, full weight.
ns s.; salmon, q 81 1892 25; ssrdines, Is,
Sc IS per 100; imported SI2 5oeI5 GO; Imported,
rs, SIS eo@2l 90: Esgle condemned milk s. 25.
DRY GOODS-Price list OF fall and winter,
1857:
Prirts--Albior snver grsys, 5hc: Albion sal-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

for stealing watch from man named
Morris.
The grand jury Of the present term
concluded its labors this afternoon and
was discharged. The report elbows q to-
tai Of lac bills found, twenty-three for
felonies and the remainder for INSIDE
meanors,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
COTTON B1ARKGfs,
sse.ipt. vt All United stasss Ports
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. Jan. 17.--Cottoa Spot
closed finn and / Ice higher.
Gross receipts, 639.
shipments coasJwise, 4G3S.
sales, 393.
Raj shipments, 49,.
Exports, -.
Stock. 47,2lT bales.
Low ordinary, 7Tc: ordinary. $50; good crd.-
nary, l.l6c; low middlirg, s-l6c; middIing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

tie market held at si1.c. This was ihe top
price for the day. On the afternoon session the
marEet agsiR weakened and MAY closed at SIS
GS51zC. Corn wse TGuarksb,y duh, and there
was nothing 70 trade above 5 : %
bu-hel tOt during the whole forenoon sesst II.
Nav Opened &c If at 543.a, decL Ded 10 53}4 "a
$3.50, held steady ar0lnd 537sc for 20 g time
rnG hn4ll closed st $3.50. p oV!stone opened
rather weak; race'pts OF hOE5 a. yards being
atnor lSrger ther expected HAY pork started
lQc l1weT st SIS Is. declined TO SIS 10, reacted
urder general buying to ) 20. sgain reScted
ana TOWARD the close became very weak, clio
In; at SI4 5Ils HAY lard cold at 81 AK a IS,
closing a. ths former fSU Q. Shorl Ii53 were
O:Fcred n re IRE II than buyers were able -
u ke and there W . considerable CecIire in
prices; Say opened a. 81 81 and closed Of S. ~.
Leading futures closed n follows: Whaa., Ne.
Mo- SG15c. Corn, NJ. ,. January 4sl4e; February
4sAc March 4 "a: May 53a.r. afeas pork
per barrel, J&nuary $l4 Is; cdr arV $l4 Is May
sl4 5'I- o. Lard, January 81 Fe6ra
Short ri0s J1rna.y 81 Is, Feb usry. 81 Is;
= arch, 81 IS, May, 81 10 Cash quotations
were -Four qlie with quotations al f.Tmer
mess pork, per barrel SI4 1904 70; lard per
100 poun1s., s. 8; sh7rt Tbs sioss, loose,
81 s.; try sailed should-rs, boxed, s. 9Oa6 20;
short Gear sides, boxed, S. 1898 20.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Fou- Still rules in
favor Of BUYERS. Wheat op ions broke ga &c,
ruling dull and weaE. closing heavy al tom.
spot lots p shade lower and qlier. No. red
Sl3s q SIC elcv tof Slc + brIary: % ~ G923[c de-
lirered j nua ~ 907+ G9I1zc, closing &c; Feb
ruary closinE 913sc; March 92&gS224c, closing
92l4c; My closing 49,; June c'os.ng 94]sc.
Oorn-Options q shade lower and dull cash
steady and fairy active; spot No 2 6iHc
elevator; 62'{Ge27Sc delivered; 6l1IG February,
January closing Gldtc; Februsry closing 6115c;
arch closing a. G2sc; May closing at 62Ac,
June e22Gc Cotfee-Sp0r Rio duIl and nominal
at l4Xc for fair; options opened heavy and
lower. closing strong and active; sales 112, 75O
bags; Janu9ry il S5G 5 05; February 5G0l4 As !;
March IA 05214 SO; April y c50ii Is; May Is g.
ola 05; June - 7i6l3 81; July l3 35dl3 55;
August IS Goals 50; September IL 1913 GO;
October u 60@l2 SO; November - 5jGl2 80;
December II 45G12 IS, Sugar -Duli and nom
inal; fair refining quoted 5A4G5 5-l6c: reined
quiet but firm, point, off, 644G6.3lc. Molssses
oul'; 81 test "a Cotton seeo oil quoted 36637c
crude; u643}ac refined. TilIow firm at 44c.
Rosin quiet at I07x @112Hc. Turpentine dull
4lSc. Wool quiet add firm; me4tic fleece
22037c; pu led l5a4)c; latter choi"e Texas
1922. Pork fairly active md firm; mess
So 90 Cut N ats quiet and rather weak Lard
l2G1) poiat+ lower and ONLY moderately act
I've; western steam SPOT, 81 67>s67 10; Febru-
aTy S! 52GI 81; NJ = Oh ST ;SGT 20; May ST 100
80 June s. IsG I Sc; city steam s. IS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. I7.-Wheat steady;
No. spOl cash 60Hc; NV So bid. Corn dull
No. each 427Ic biI; February 43c bid: May
Esac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
ON WALL STREET.
Stocks Opened Dull and Heavy, Railied
slightly, and Remained Feature
less Throughout the Day.

Almost Everything on the Active List
Lower, bus The Losses with D ne hxeep-
non arc for Fractions OaiY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
Ths very Best

News and family paper in the stste IL
the WEEKLY GAzET7Hi price reduced TO
81 S year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Irregular, Futures From
One 20 Seven Poings Lower
Money Market Was Easy.

Wheat Opened Weak, Fluciustsd Marrow
II and Closed without advancing.
Live Stock transactions Brisk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

9alas SO 500 bales.
Nave EorA
NEW Ycn1. Jan. IL Cotton-spot closed
Quet and &c highe.
.jalcs, So oal3s.
9toos pa 1886 hq!as.
Cvaiaa1g. "a soGi of6t7iagP. 2-l61, e0r!
m'6dIinS. 10}11; cIidcnng, 1885; 8ood ll;d9lirg,
1870. MID ii.N., str. Ike.
Futures closed wesz, generally 10 3 points
lower, except February. points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

s~1ae WHICH, zOuscs 6xIcs UwCuc rus uS1u-
and he vas baely frozen. They were trav-
cling in vehiA 4. He will survive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
GlSSiPU9Il

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 17-Cosson - Epos ciosoc
quiet and unchanged.
Ordinary 5 l6d g2od ordinary $500; low
middiing sgd: ro;tdI;nS upian6e e3sd; mid
ding Orleans 1l-16d.
Total saies 10000; American 1000.
Imports a 400; American, AGO.
got
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
: Advice 40 MoSheEs !

sssMrs. wtaslow's soothing Syrnp for shsS1ren
EIeethingl boothes the Skises eoftens He gums,
Allays pssn, cures wind collie, aad ID @as best
remedy for GiSrrhGa. Is cents Bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
GALVANIZED OR PAINTED.

Facts and Figures-Glidden Wire Not Only the
Best, butthe Cheapest"
IL requires only $50 pounds regular Giidden
Barb Wire for one wire one mile at, say o.,
cents per pound, would cost Sl9 50 Other styles
Weighing 81 pounds per mile,a Is cents per 100
pounds lesa, woulf cost the came; and $50
pounds, a. so cents less, would also at The
same. All otner stJ les # wires will ws9h fro Z
20 TO 30 pounds more per mile than toe Giidden
with same size main wires and number Of bzrts
employed Therefore It Is DOT slways the
cheapest wire per pound that makes the cheap
est or the best fence.
s-SEND FOR SAMPLE LOT-sa
OF our new Oval SINGLE -Strand, 9 pointed barb,
firmly attached unifoI MY inchss apart, .
cents per 100 pounds less than Giidd n, doubled
and twisted, making light, effective, good,
ct, ong barb wire at low prize. Weight only $40
POUNDS per mile. Tensile strength, li5O pounds.
SANBORH & WARNER, Houston, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
e1s 49,; good niaclins, 10 s-asc. rniddnnz fsi
Hei@ urisanr.

.NeS7 sIrisarr-
dDw Qs5ssaNa. La. Jan. Il CO:son--Spo'
closed firm ard unchanged
sales 1857 oaies.
ST OK k(9024.
Low ordinary Is 16;. oy6inGYy 7-l63; S0cd
or tiparY 9l-l6o; Icw midGnn3 913c: miGdling
13 Ice good mid6ling 10 Ice; m:ddling fair
10 7-l6c; far ii Ice.
Futures opened steady ana CLOSED weak; 5 to
! r{,Dtc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

OWE Interests on both siaes, there heing
no one else concerned il tie tr.psac..on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

ing 90 above zero. TIE street-csrs were
compelled to cesse running by z o'clock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

moths Magnolia plantation
diffusion process IS a gress /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

To TIE COMMON RULES OF BUSINESS,
fairness anc DUTY, and their value snd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
The Cndee Market.
The Wool Market,

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan II Cofee-Un-
changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
EINA&S+xL~,
ENGLISH CONsOLs.

ENGLISH CONsOLs.
LONDON, Jan 17.-Consois closed 81 IL 7-lGd
for money; silver. "A l6d.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7-Monsy on call easy at
81 a. per cent. last loan at 81 per ceut closed
offered at 81 per cent. Prime mercantile pape
5A0715 per cent. SteSling exchange dnl bat
steady at 81 81 for sixty day bids and Si.s6K for
demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

Do what you exhen you cannot do
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STOCKS AND BOND

NEW ToaK, Jan. l7.-StocSk and ponds
elosed al the following prices bid:
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movement and induce him to run indie
pendent: but as this would elect Nc
Gill, where the satisfaction would come
Gilman may have intended to init
mate that if either Merriam or Nc
Gill were nominated he would
be an Independent candidate for
governor himself. Gilman is strong
and he has an able captain above him
known as Knute Nelson. Gilman in
the field for governor would give the
dlSaffected and independent Republi-
cans fine opportunity to punish Nc
Gill for his actions of two years ago.
Gilman is bold and aggressive, he has
courage and more friends to-day than
he had two years ago. He has kept
quiet for two years, and gained strength
by it. He would be to-day a stronger
candidate for governor than McGilI or
Merriam and more to be feared by the
writer feels inclined to quote from a
letter written by Mr.. Gilman Aug. Is,
1886. He was writing of the McGill
snap" convention, which beat him out
of any representation in the Ramsey
county delegation.
''It occurred to me that the great in
terests of the capital of the state, with
its population of 10000 people and its
millions of wealth, would not permit
the appropriation of its political power
by any aspirant for Office or by any
clique-even a Ramsey county clique"
In other words, Mr.. Gilman in these
lines gave notice to the ''bOsses'' that
he was against them from that time
out. An organized clique beat him,
and made him what all reports confirm
as so, a free lance. His return to poll
tics as an independent candidate for
governor would not displease SO many
people as might seem.