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Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
N. P. Makes a Working Arrangement
With the G, p ---

WINNIPEG, Oct 16.-The officials of
the Canadian Pacific claim that work
ing arrangement has been made with the
Northern Pacific road, and that rates Of
all kinds will be the same as before the
Northern Pacific entered the province.
This causes great dissatisfaction among
h1lisnesS men
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
Renewing Copper Contracts.

PARIS, Oct 2O-The preliminary agree
ment between the French syndicate con-
trolling the copper market and the Rls
Tintos Copper company has been signed
1t is said negotiations have been con-
cluded by which the contracts at present
existing between the syndicate and Amer
lean companies will be renewed for a
term of twelve years.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
Reducing the Copper Output.

BosroN Oct. 2O-An order has been
issued by the big French copper syndi-
cate to decrease the output Of copper in
American mines. An increase in price
of one half cent pound is expected to
foIlnw ~. ..r
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
q R. story for Mayor of ,Friso..

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct se-The republi-
can city and county convention has nom
mated Charles R. Story, secretary of the
Home Mutual Insurance company, for
MAYOR of this city.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

New York, Oct. 49, The steamer City
of New York, which arrived here from
Liverpool this morning, made the passage
from Queenstown in days and 12 hours,
the best third record in shipping annals.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
will Review the Parade.

WASHINGTON, Oct 22-The president
will review the business mems parade in
New York next Saturday afternoon.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
Delegate Toole.

HELENA, Oct. ss-As congress has ad-
journed Hon. Joseph K. 'Toole will soon
return to the territory and engage actively
in the pending campaign.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
A Dancing Contest.

sr. PAUL, Oct. 2o-The Merriam Park
Naws states that DR.. Woodruff and Mr..
Goodrich, prominent St. Paul men and
residents of the park, have agreed to
wager AL 900 on who is the best dancer
of purely society dances, the contest to
be decided by the National Society Of
Dancing. The affair is a social sensation
at Merriam Park.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

NEW York, Oct. % Gilbert 8 Sulli-
vans new opera, the "Yeoman Of the
Guard" was given its first presentation
here Wednesday night before large and
critical audience, and was pronounced
Sl1nnnSa. aL- -...a. -- -
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

LONDON, Oct. 2o.-A Pacific mail con-
tract has been signed between the i'm
perial government and the Cana
dian Pacific railway company, Ten
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

WASHINGTON, Oct. sS-secretary Villas
says the Sioux chiefs had formally noti-
fled him they had rejected by large
majority the propositions made by the
president through the secretary last We'd
nesday. They submitted counter prop
ositlon, agreeing to accept $1.25 per acre
the money to be paid at once. This prop
osition the secretary declared could not
for moment be entertained by the gov
eminent. A small minority signifed q
willingness to accept the proposition
This concluded all negotiations. The
chiefs will be presented to the president
this afternoon and will leave for their res
eryation tomorrow. Secretary Villas ex
pressed the opinion that one Of the princi
pal reasons for the rejection Of this prop
csition was due to the tact that the execu
ton Of the law would break uy tribal re
lations, thus depriving the chief Of thei1
present authority. '3t
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
The Great Tunnel

WIcKEs, Oct. es-Track laying com
menced Saturday at the south end of the
Wickes tunnel. The tunnel will be fully
tracked today.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

BUTTE, Oct. 17--Jos. H. Young, travel
ing passenger agent of the Chicago and
Northwestern road, stationed at Salt Lake,
arrived in the city this morning for the
purpose of negotiating with the Montana
Central railroad for the placing Of a
sleeper to run from Helena, via the Mon
tana Central to Butte, and from here over
the Union Pacific system to Chicago. Mr..
Young states that on the 18th inst. his
road started sleeper from Denver to
Chicago, but they are desirous Of extend
ing this accommodation to the public in
all sections, and a sleeper from Helena
via the Montana Central to San Francisco
is also among the probabilities.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

aHACKMETACK." a lasting and fra
orant nerfume. Price 25 and 80 cents at
if.nayre Bros, druggists.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

elinlel
hereand Picking
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
BREAK In LEAD.
THE ATTEMPTED CORNER ENDS
IN SPEEDY DIS
ASTER.
The Price or Lead Falls to $3.95--
More Railroad Collisions
Kansas Anarchists
A New D1scov-

NEW YORK, Oct. ia small panic
seized upon the metal exchange this
morning. For several days lead has com
manded all the interest on the exchange
and it was evident to the Knowing ones
that corner in this market was slowly
but gradually being manipulated. The
senior members Of the big Chicago metal
firm, Nathan Corwith & Co., one of the
principal operators here, have been grad
ually buying up all the lead offered.
The announcement in the morning pa
pers Of the failure Of Corwith & Go. in
Chicago yesterday was received with
shouts of exultation by the bear operators
on change today and Corwith's absence
from the floor at the opening was gener-
ally remarked. He left for Chicago late
last night. Over 800 tons Of lead changed
hands at the first sale. The bears had
full swing and for the third time this
week made raid on the market and sue
ceeded in breaking the price Of October
down to four cents. One hundred tons
and five car loads were sold under the
rules, presumably for Corwith's account.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

New YORK, Oct. 1e-The market rates
reported today are as follows: bar silver
932c, copper, dull, lake $17.5O; lead op-
ened much lower, domestic 1896.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

sHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping cough and Bron-
ehitis, For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24

''-tpe Of oV improved machinery ant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
eeSTENrlONs AT CsLuSBgs.
ati ana Nina LsssysIe eIee.-Zhe x. Of
L, Asssmhly-

aztn ana Nina Lasszere eIee.-Zhe Z. Of
L, Asssmhlg-
COLUMBUS, GEIo, DEC. Tho fs6ars-
den Of mill aad rsizs laborars conveaed
sails asr1ins with thirty ssvsz aeorsdisas
delegates Essssxs frSa various parts 81
Tie eoxrsY. DaRisl NAsLSusklin Of Lii.
zois was elacssf chairman Of ths esayas~
tlsa. sSd Oaris Evaas Of OHIO as sseya'
ssSy. The hllazoe If the esp vss taksz
up In Slsssssiaz Of eFe topic, wktsh 70.
EElsa& in Shs adoption Of the following:
Resolved, that wa ara now as va
slwsYs have bssa IN favor 1T ore asdsRal
ergsIiz2toR.>
Arrangements were EAsz nsde for Q
joint soaveRdel t. nsErsw.
District Assembly NJ 1Ss, Heights Of
La lor, also convened this marrisg, W
T Lewis, massar worknass presideS.
The convention is composed OF abax'
lies delegates. The greater PAT
Of the dsY was tsksa up
By the committee ON, credentials,
th6re being number Ct delegate con
sestS. 1t is understood arrsngenGnte
havs been perfected for 3 1int coaven-
sion tomorrow. 7. v. PeWdeTly, mas
tsrworknsn, came in quietly to-day, and
VAS in the convention Tor short time
The sentiment seems to be that there
will be division in the assembly. ard
that an independent miners orgsniz alton
will be perfected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
KEEEBAL JURISDIg ZION,

Ehs RrEalt CT the Nh saDeas OoEpRs Uase
at san Antonio.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx Dec. 5.-In the
Eef hEbess corpus case this morning,
heard before Judge Msxsy, en- impo1tsn,
question wss raised, thss OF second
Jurisdiction while the first Jurisdiction
had the prisoner de facto in custody.
Sam Nee WAS charged by the federal az.
thorities with completely In the recent
train rokheries and held TO answer such
charges. BE was released on bond and
Immediately the sheriff OF LaDpasss
county arrested him on q charge
of horse theft. The defendant alsd
hAbees corpus petition claiming
thes now, while under the Jurisdiction Of
the United States court, he could DOS be
taken by the state. At the opening OF the
case Judge Msxey pIsinly inumated that
ne intended to maintain federal iurisdic-
tor, Whereupon proceedings were ended
by the sheriff Of LImpasss county valuns =
:Gri!5 furrencering his prisoner TO the
federal authorities. NeB Was reuh1ded
10 ISL without bond, 1t being understood
that his case would be called IN the fed
eTai court during the week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
4 LUDICROUs SCENE.

Ju6gs Gold,hvaits and Bishop, the Mind
Reader, are the Prin oipai Ac:oxs.
Special 70 the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Dec. 5.-There Was Q
most exciting and ludicrous scsDe this
afternoon In the rotunds Of the Capitol
hotel between Judge Goldthwsite, a
prominent lawyer of this city, and Wash
iugton Irving Bishop, the mind reader,
who has been in the city several days pre-
parstory 10 opening an engasment 81 the
opera honse. BishCp hac engaged lady
stenogrspher employed in Judge Goldth.
waits's office TO DO some work for him
and when the work WAS completed u wss
sent to Bishop together with the bill
amounting to so so Bishop kept the
WORK, bus did no: psy the Dill. alleging
that it WAS an sxhorbi.snt chsrge
Judge G2ldihwsite who has been
Z leading lawyer o. tits bar fer many
yeArs is ch!yalrous old gentleman OF
sixty, and his blood boiled that q man
who claimed to be the world renowned In
his particular lire should dispute so small
= bill cue lsdy flr work honestly per-
formed, therefore, Il Bishop, the
mind resder, nsd j1st taken
the trouble to read the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

Judges mind wher he approached him a.
tne Cspifal otel this evening he would
have paid the bill instanter. Bishop
IS dressy kind of fellow, wears
shining beaver and has shout him that
consequential air OF self Importance that
asually envelopes tho atmosphere around
sucn people. rs Was inclined to be In.
sultiDg when approached by Judge
Goldthwaite and nuttsred some
thing shout the bill being
cheat aud an imposition.
AT this Judge Goldthwsite hit the mind
reader in the face and wss repeating the
dose thick and fast when the mind reader
took to his heels a1d rem into the billiard
ball, closely followed BY ths irate judge.
The judge chased the mind reader thrics
sround a pool table without being able TO
get In another BLOW and than
tls mind = reader skipped buck
into the oAos and ue the steps to the Ash
aoor, wiste he holtea at the head CT the
stairs 10 sosasr had Bishop reached
the fsss foor than tss Judge rushed into
ths effcs ffon the billiard room ,exclsim.
Ing: "Uhsrs Ia my mind rsader2 Ny
God, must catch Ns I'D faoli"
Bishop replied from the arst Asor:
"Jadge, 8 zaan Of very feeble brain could
read your mind"
The judge locked sp the steps, cav
Bishop ana made for hiM at q rapid gsit.
Bishop did not ssaSs his Fight until Ia
reached the feurth fsor Of the hoial, bat
some gentlemen stopped the Judge ana
took him back to TIE n:s. Il Is need
less 10 say that RiRhop inansdlstsly rang
tor boy sZS ssRt tks smorRt OF the ntll
a "a "A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
sha Reza xsszrEs We. zRss


sucEER-Te1ss 22XS25a ser 81 norshsra
23S25c.
COTroN-s 5oe9 s.
lspTEE- BIC. lt.r 1sss '-TSsls -; dpptes
AKA. sgs henry 2CA62o1o
NHyEsE-yun oseAm Aal0p l5H 614I5c; Bad
ger state l4el4Hc; young America lt,ac.
OAAGGD Ss1oDs--E!ioss ~. 5Ss&h. PINT
slsnaEgd, z rs, 81 30; . pa q Is; Saeoads. q sS,
& % Pa 81 IS; Strawberries = sk q 50; nlssx-
6sssies. y, Il I0sl 10; aiGer sasss So resp
eo,sias: ID ~ 80. ma, marrowfs. rsGs,
6oGl 3d. tomassea, stEndazd, rs s5t
/ 20. Q Ss 81 20Gel S0i Sfesa eoEa 81 iGG1 81,
salInoa. ! > 81 1881 IS; tssainsss Ms. do.
R R s q SS nj HS1t 5so i s sasnsd
goodt. Quitting brand, are on the market and
are quoted Apricots, sh ns, q 15i hlaokber-
ries: Sc 90; peaches, yellow free, g 20; peaches
grapes. s. 90; red cherries 81 10.
DRY GOoDS-Price List Of tall and winter
lssS:
American lrdigoeo. skc; Berlin solids
o, Se Cyclone. oil So se0r busn ri s g.
. SS rs s0gssfI snog e. 81 Su
staple checks, ecI Lodi. Sc; Manchester. eoi
MORNINGS, ekc; Windsor fancy, exc; Wash
brown Decentralization, exc; Appleton A,
Ike; Argyle Family Cotton, 7Kc; Augusta -,
&c; Belfast r, exc; Black Grow. 6kc; Boot O,
&c; Busy Bee. 6Hc; Clifton Goo, 6xc; Oonstitu
ton, Ike; Chapman Lining, 5ks; Marshall
Lii Ing, Axe; Utica O. 4Sc; Lawrence LII, &c;
Piedmont, &c.
Bleached Corton-sterling, Sc: Prospect &c
Peabody, &C., Ballsrdville, &c; Forest Mills,
7hc; Pioneer. Ike: Snowflake, 7Hci Ellerton,
Sc; Lilly Of the Valley, skc; Lonsdale, &c;
Blackstone SCI Ohappion, exc; Conway Ike;
Orusaaer, sHci Dsuntiess. &c; Farmers Choice,
"a; First Gail. exc; FitchvIile, 7kc; Frui. Of
the Loom, exc; Gem Of the Spindle, SCI Guild
Mccall, INC.
HcsoTy stripes - Hamilton, 10; Extrr Stout
1901 Eock River. s1<ci Cambridge. Sc; Sheridan,
Sc; Oonestogs lGkc.
Dertms-OlsIk's MILE, Io1c S6reenville, lolc
KVereu. I4hc; Hsymakar. 7fei Carthage, lie
Aurora, l3Hc
silesiac-Red Cross, So; Mound City. sKo;
Berwick, So; u, l01le; Royal Twill ,l1,si
Gold Dust.xc
Kentucky jeans -Polsri.. lie; Hoosiers t5Hc;
Queen City, 25Kc; Alliance, Sc; Oar Choice,
SOC; Davenport, 22Xc; Agenoria, 22hc, extra
merino. 47hci Columbus, Sci Golden Flaece.
221[c.
Repellants- Forbes, 37Hc; Bedford, exc
Puritan, 45c; Pavonia, &c; Robinson, b2hc;
Iyarhoe, soc; Mantua, 4I1c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
GRkNkURY.
The Gin RuaninE In Full B,ass-A Popular
Tescher Dead.

The Gin RuaHinE In Full Blnst-& FcPsie.
Tescher Dead.
Special to the Gazette.
GRANBuRx, INK Dec. The Gordon
gin that was destroyed by fire some
weeks sgo has been rebuilt and is ruzHiDs
in full blast Gsy and night. All giaS In
Hood county are having all they can do
TO handle the large cotton crops.
Mr.. T. T. NIsh's hack line to Stephen.
vile is proving success and also quite q
convenience to the travelling public.
J. L. Thrash is absent this week on s
business trip in the east buying goods for
his new store, woich will open for busi-
Ress in 9 few days. He will carry liEe
Of gents furnishing goods.
Mr.. A U. Thomss, cashier OF the First
National BzrkI who returned to his home
In Illinois shout g month SGD on account
CT serious Illness, has recovered and Is
expected to return to his post Of duty II
taw days. His many friends here will
gladly welcome him home again.
l., Mrs. Lou GolisCd, after 0n extended
trip TO her relatives in the Indian Tsrrt'
tory, returned last week and will spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. d. L.
Mutt.
The many friends OF Miss 0!e Thomp.
son Will be gTieved to lesrn Of her DEATH
which occurred at Tnorp'5 Springs, Tues
dSy evening. Mics Ola Was one OF she
greatest fsvor!tes among the teachers oi
add Ran College, aud thousands OF ssa-
dents that hRs attended school At this
college will mourn her untimely death.
She has had charge CT the art depart
ment in the college for msny years, which
she was biehly accomplished II. and aer
vkcALcy will be hard to FL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
r.r.. psao.a ssassaosa soI.sn,,on.

JAHzsTowE, D. T Dec. s-Fhere ara
fully $50 delegates in attendance npoA the
convention to deviss msaEs for securing
early statehood for North Dskots, and
they irclude seDs Of ire brsinisst men In
the territory. The convention YVES TO
have been called to order Ct 80, but the
delegates srs slow in assembling. Ex-
Gov rnor Pierce Will doubtless be chosen
Chairman ss the representative Of the con-
servatVs element. The delegates will
Insist thst the Rlme CT North Dakota bs
raisinsd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
K,n a osr,.r on Hu,cn,n.on,

CHICAGO, Ill Dec. 1T is re: orsed
that Frank Bates, clerk for B. q. Hutch
inson, The big board Of trade operator, Is
missing and that his accounts are $40, Goo
short. John Lorergan, settling clelk for
MIR. Hutchinson, is slso said to be missing
and II is supposed there WAS conspiracy
between them. Their associates among
the young men On the board ssy they
livec as 8 very fast rate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
TIE EIGHT.hOUR yAY.

rhs Penn sylvaria Railway Grants Il to IN q
KmpI2yes-Wages Rcduos6.
READING, Pa, Dec. THE Phl6del.
phia and Reading Railroad Company
posted notices In all It's shops this sfter-
noon notifying It's employees On and sf;al
tomorrow eight hours will te Days
labor instead CT ten as heretofore. There
will be Of course proportonate reduc.
siop 10 wages.
Tbs esnss Of tSe TeassioR in working
RoErs ID dua TO sSspe2siea In the eotl
Rizs<, ssa ll persspe connected with
tho coal szsGc will also be reduced to
eiEas kouEs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
UNITED STATES COMPARATIVE STATE.
NENT.
LIVERPOOL SPOT.
Snecial IN the Gszette

LIVERPOOL SPOT.
Special to The Gazette.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 5.-Cotton-spo: Closed
stesay ana unonsngeo. Ordinary sxd; good
6hd; g .od miod 5xd. Total sales IL, o;
American see) Imports Is COO; American "A, s00
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 5,-Uo!spB-Eusures opened
stead, on point, ruled quiet; cluted barely
steady at slizht aSvkDce GA yesterdays quo
tsl2Ons; December 2S asked December. an :
nary "A sSAedi January Feb usrv "a seket /;
February March "a bid; March APR 8 IS bio
April May 20 I'd; May Juos % biai June
July 30 bi1i July August 81 biz.
NEW YORK SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Cotton-spot closed
dull snd unchsngeo; ordinary &c; GOOD
ordinary 5-l60; low midtlng exc; -middljng
9Xci good middling 10 i5sl6cr MID Aing falr
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Special 10 the Gazette.
4ss .0AA Dec. 3 Cotton-Futures opened
steaGy to points higher. Ruled and closed
steady 2 to .points higher. ss,es $3.50
bales. Septes.ber 9461s co, December Gao
"a; January 9 6169 eSi february s06s 81
March 10 026l9 % April 10 ll@ie II; May
10 2oa10 2li June 10 27Gl0 %; July 10 326l0 50.
GALVESTON SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEx., Dec. 5.-Cotton-Spoi
closed firm and unchanged; Exports, 49,.
bales; shipments, eosetwise, -. bales: -.n
shipments. bales; stock. 81. 259 baIea. Ordi-
nary, 74c; good ordinary Shc; low mid
ding 8 l6c; miedli'g 9.xc, good micdling
1Qc; middling fair 10Hc.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
special 70 the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 5.-Gotton-spot
closes steady az revised. Low ordinary,
7Hc; ordinary. 9 l6c; good ordinary. SIC,
low niddliDg, Sc; miooling, SIC; good md
ding, 101c; miooling far 1910; fair, 1880.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Special 20 The Gazette
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. ,5-UoIson-Fus
lures opened firm points higher; ruled and
closet stea5y to points higher: Dean
49a9 81. March 5769 IS; April 66S9 81.
My 1898 "a, june 9Sj69 Sc July 1909 81 I;
Angus 9 60as 81. sales 30 100 baes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
GEREHAG AARKEGn
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

81. LOUIS, NO., Dec. 5.-Floul- Quiet and
unchan ged. Wneat, however, YVES higher;
cash 81 (3h; December closed 81 O31z bid !;
JGnusrs 81 O41i bid: May 81 oeHGl cox; July
955Sc. Corn-Aigheri No. 2 liked cash $50
sSSc; December closed 32l<c; January 3!Kc;
Ma 35xD354c. Tagging IL Dl3Ac aot IL so
% ID weighs, lion cot.on des-$i Pool 25
Cornmeal-tirn az 81 go Whisky steady st
81 Il. Provisions -Dut. and weak with only q
iJb tfsse FORK Sli 25 Ia small lois. Lard
steady; sales 100 If rces free on board; On last
track 81 s2h. D-J sals meats - Small los
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

BRITISH CONS0LS.
spsoisi to the Gazette.
LoNDos. Dec. 5.-Consol, closed sc 8 l6 for
money, for silver 42&.
MONEY.
Special to the Gazette.
Nav YoEs Dec. 5-Exchange sterling
Bank, sixty GAYS, 81 81 "A SAX sterling com
msrcial, sixty days, 4 S35i Rsichmarks. sixty
days 95i Bank. ixty dsys, 2lx; Commercial,
sixty Gays, 25XG6 23}z.
special 30 tns GazslIs.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec 5.-E1change
Stsrllng-CUmmercial, sixty DAYS, s2x64 s3.
krancs-Comme'c ial. sixty days, ) 243S,
New York sight Bank par, Commercial
$50 discount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Failurs =, Sunset.

Special TO the Gazette.
SUNSET, TEX, DEC. 5.-The grocer5
store Of N. Il Snesd wss closed to-dsy
by Schneider & Davis OF Dallas attIcalrs
for s746 The stock Will invoice about
$500 The lsteness ct the cotton crop Is
the probable cause Of the fixture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

special b the GaGstte-
PALnsTINE, TEX, Dec. 5.-In she dig
trict court to-day, joe Donnell, colored,
pleaded guilty to two indictments for
swindlins and got six years in the peni'
Tertiary.
3D. Thomas, colored, forging Gsorge
Browns name to an order for groceries,
got two Years.
John Roberts, incest with his Idiot
step-dsushter, TWO years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
ATrsaseA far Having Tvs wives.
spsgial 10 tae 9ax&t.s-

CIKfVEhE. TEX, DAG. s-Soms TIVE
weeks sge Br. Lscio. LsEoss appeared
on our streets lscssriDs on phgsic, end
claimed to bs cure all. Yesterday
RasriR Wksts Ct Bills county, came ovsz
and arrested the doctor for bigsny. TAe
doctor had vile with him that no EE.
risd ae8z WaxahscAie altar eas nsnths
ecqH Nntsaea, On the e;h OF Novenher.
and he elso las vile In KiHgsland, Ark
that be only lived with two or three Gays
AID thea came 10 Texas. The party lvf:
on shis mornings train for WaxasRchIs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Fatal asarrel ossr a woman.

kposial 70 the Gazette.
EAvAsoTA, TEX, Dec. S.-This after
rooa Esxr town d!ficul y occurred be.
tween Charles Willis and Pete Cole. Pete
was advancing on Charles WITH 8 sung
shot in his baud. The latter opened Ore
on Pete with revolver snd put four or
five bullets into his body, infilcdpg fatal
wounds. The cause of the trouble wss .
WOMAN. Willis gave himself up and is
now IL ilil. All inc parties are c0lored
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

~6S5LSD g T cent. Als4otfl
Pacific was again the pivotal stock. After
closing ct $50 last evening 1t opened o,
Gs this morning, sold SR TO SCI
and finally closed at GO a. G
sharp rally In the last few minutes
Atchissa was held remarkably frm aud
strong, which led to the suspicion that
Missouri Pacific wss being sold 10 buy
the rest Of the list upon. A majority al
the list IL lower this evening.
The railroad bond msrket gave no syl.
dence OF sympathy with the activity anS
excIteHenE IN the share uet beyond the
heavy tone which prevailed throughout
the day. Final changes, generally in O
oowE ward objection, are for frscdsRl
only, exeast In few lnstances.
Government bones dull but ftm.
State SoSds entirely neglected.
COMMERCIAL RRsUME.
Special to tss Gazette.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Railr0Ad bonds
to-day closed SO fellows:
Fort Worss and Denver City st SO.
Texas as& Ptcihc 1's at COB.
2's ct sTs.
s.. LoaIs, Arkansas sud Texas rs al 2s
Ka2a&S ERd Texas 6's at 81.
eElf, Colorado sld Santa Ee Ia Gi
1174
MlssoET'. Kansas and Texzs is at IS.
SIS at GIL.
AtchiR0E at s3s@544.
S aerlizg weSkat &DQ inactive.
Governments steady.
Money 283 per cent.
Silver 9sk
Wheat excited and stronger.
Cotton steady.
GuS6
Gcfee 2 points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

STATEMENT OF COTTON MARkETs :,
Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, &c. 5.-The llowt6s
are the closing quotations for cotton on thu
tpot to day ct Lle leading markets, togethei
10 dsy's sales siEi g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
1Rc2OE RE HMgBS

BosTeS, MASS, Dec. g Mexican Ps 50 o
ssX; scrip, SSes7; e1mRon llK6IA.