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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Austria,
THE TWO KMPERORs.

VIENNA, Oct. 4-This is Emperor
F;arcis Joseph's name DAP. The En-
peror Of Germany visited his Ms and
rendered his congratulations Count
Herbert Bismarck at efward made his
usual daily report TO the Emperor Will
liam. The two Enperors visited the
Borg thester to-day ana made An in
spaction Of the ediice.
Emperor William received the leading
diplcms!s in the city st the German en-
hsssY to-dsy. In the absence from The
city CT M. deVsis, French Ambassador to
Austria, the Marquis De Montmsrin,
counsellor OF The legation, represented
Fcance az the reception.
1t ia reported that Emperor William
on his return from Italy will visit tbs
King of Roum.nia. Pdnce Loosnef
Russian Ambassador, VS., not present G..
Emperor Williams reception, 8 fact
which, taken in connection with the 49,
seDcs OF 81. De Vais is held in cfflclAl
circles to De significant. A baGqGer wss
given this evening in the DELL room Of
Holburg st which the Enperors toasted
each other IN mos. cordial manner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
A PLANNING RiVERs
Proposed Novel Schema OF Eafaor De-
fense-Acmirs Laoo's s'rsD8e Flacs
Phlladelphis Record

Proposed Novel Scheme OF Eassor De-
fense-Acmns Laoe's s'r1E3e Plans.
Philadelphia Record.
When Rasr a. mirsl Lace OF the Amer
icaa navy Invaded Plilstelphis harbor In
q stesm launch tie wi.e sharpened their
pencils and fired broadside Of ssuibs st
the commander Of UrcIs Sans faets.
BIZ the ad { irsI k.ey his bust
ness better than the wits
did and had the moral courage to
pocket bis dignity snd lsaYe tQe Dig a.g-
snip o sipee IL New YORK h&rbcr, while
ne came over to Philadelphia bv the pro-
sale canal route In MS LITTLE Vixen, be-
| cause he wanted 20 examine the prrcti-
| cao!li.Y q 8 big scheme snd tine best way
| 10 do it wes fro mtne deck CT the launch.
A big Company, backed BY millions of
doljers, has o. posed 80 the Secretary Of
the Navy s striking and poss BY effective
scheme for the defense Il shis harbor snd
tha harbcrs cs Othcc cities lr2m the at
tacks OF 81 enemy'a heet by shooting
lgni:ec petroleum g. the uutgienGIy ships
from The bottom OF the river and burning
Them up. The rear admiral hsd been
i,rect2d to sIudy closely the harbor Of
Philadelphia and It's appcoschea, tla
width CT the river Es It's LGrroWes.
point within five miles CT the
city, the depth Of TIE wster,
Ano 10 note any Change II the river bed
which EBAY not have been noted IN the
Latest chs;ts Gf the stream made some
five Yeas age. Admiral Lace did not
desire to entertain visitors on this invas-
lgating tour, and this was sn additional
| lesson why le preferred the little craft
to the more splendid hsgship.
TIE petroleum defense scheme, the orr
ginstoEs OF wh;cl have Induced the gov
eminent TO make this pre-
liminary examination OF our hzrb0r, is a
or!lhsat one in more respects than one.
A company has been organized ct Wash
iugton 10 develop the plan and to show
its practicaoillty. 1t is proposed TO sink
perforated iron pipes in the river bed and
The approaches to the hsTbor, through
which petroleum csn be forced to the
surface CT the river By machinery and at
high pressure. Ia this wsy farce
stream Of blazing oil can be sent down
into the enemS's fl set snd destroy 1. or
drive the ships away. Il is claimed BY
she pr1j -ct0rg that q fsme csn be
produced IN this way as high as
ships NAG. and sent with terrific
force into the attacking vessels many
miles from the point where the Oil is sup
piled to the system Of submerged pipes.
Iron vessels could not pass through this
lake Of fire, because 1t could De made to
extend many miles along the river. An
experiment IN connection with this
scheme will be made at Fort Mifflin IN
few weeks. The necessary apparatus Is
almost ready at the present. moment, and
great things are expected from this test
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Ellis: Fred Miller, Jr, New York
Milton DaIgasd, Houst n; amuel Kerr calves
ton; d Wen ar Gginsv,lle; Mrs Geo W CLARK
Dallas; W Levy, Wichita, Kas; Mrs 7 B
Donun5e, Dallas; Geo L Rouse, Wichita, Kas
n W Stephens, LsGraage, Tex; W T Smit.t n
B isck, Cotton Belt; A Shes.er, st Louis
ii E Dlckinson, New YorK; A q Likes, st Louis
George Dlehl, Waco; II Cobb, Decatur; A L
Andrews, W eatherforI; NJ Pritchett, Car ers-
Vile, Ga; W 4 Cobb De atur; Char es r Null
len, BOSTON; o MI I'D. st Louis; j P Adair
Chicago; Klein, s. Louis; Il W Kaieman
Wa herford; W NJ Pa-rell Jr, Philadelphia
II c Archer, Dallas; ] G Messlsr, New York
Louis Ac. er mann, SIS Louis; Schorsach. New
Orleaue.
COS City: Mrs L J CasweL, Galveston; Wad
leigh, Waco; @ W CJnnally, ID @ Basey, III NJ
Barnes. Kansas Oily; F Harris, Dallas; W
Bailey, Da las; John Nc lister, Texas; Stone
WISH Tw.glf, Bowie; a Christy, Alps n NJ;
G B BANNER Des Moines; Felix Bath, Calves
Louis; Mrs A McB.in. Denver; W HYDE
Cincinnati; Scott Reed. New Mexico; W Z
Cobb, Wishits Falls; z NJ Howard, Dalas: Geo
Vsngelder T and 2 Ryi jim Hopley, Texar-
kama; Sam whitehall, T and P BY; W T S Kel-
Ter, Marshall
At the Mansion: Pankey, AIvarado; W
r short, d alias, Ben r Tulner. Henrietta Gay
Spencer, Grs vile; Tho. Chapman, Atlanta
Ga; MUSE. Texarkana, A E Smythe, Bol.
levar: Harris. Bowie; Mrs Ran Hamty
Be. j'min; j a Butler, Jacgsbores CIV F1ster
Mansfield; ii MsrSfG Henrietta; RID HAnter
st Louis; James Il AID idee> Philadelphia Pc
wa Yates, LipsriG Q Wri:hs ana:G Al
Putty. HSaesta; 9 BfsHester, Effaso; T c
Hunt. RaneerS J " Bur- owe, Sulphur springs
jacob Ansr, Jasper, Ind A McHaIe, Chicago
Ill " Ford, Henrietta; W Mann, Dscatur
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
IL GAZETTE PORT WORTH, TEXAS FRIDAY, OCTOBER

dividual report, eulogzes the Mills bill
snd says tia. the Senate substitute aims
in every feature Of i. to increase the cost
/ OF goods to the honest consumer erd
ito close thu markets OF the world
| against imports and exports as
well, excep. such as are clearly sgricul-
| turai and have 10 be sold aorosd for any
price they will bring In free, open mar
set with foreign competition. The OBJ
lecs Wlich the ms 0ri.y Of the committee
seek TO stain is the right to plumber the
people. The present surplus in the Tresg-
ury, ne says, Is dangerous and corrup:llg
( Ia all its tendencies, but it must continue
to increase unless taxation ie reduced.
Senator Beck then proceeds to make
various citations from the Presidents an
nusl message and letter of acceptance,
and says tf the President: H. at
least will not be accused of evasion or
coWardlce j. presenting his views and
communications. II any President ever
SATISFIED the American people that he
suoord!nsted private ends to public in
terests and had the courage to express
bis convictions regardless of personal
consequences, President Cleveland in this
message, in his veto of the dependent
pension bill and in his enforcement of
absolute integrity in the conduct of
puoiic odi;e, high and low, has
satisfied the people that he is
acting with an eye single to the public
good.
Continuing Mr.. Beck says the time has
come when every colored man in the cot
ton fl Ids owes it to himself to ask Gan
eFal Harrison and his supporters what
ast!ce there Ia in forcing the colored
men to pay few American msnutsc-
tufers AZ per cent more for their
clothes taaa they cosG in foreign
markets, and for tue farmers of the north
snd west to ask the same question. Mr.
Bs2k declares tit to be unparalleled i'm
pudence on the part OF the Republicans to
sssert that the Mills bill is free trade
scheme. The Presidents message and
tbs House bill, ne ssya, are botn emf
nendy conservative. he is glad the
finance com ni.tee has gone to the ex-
IRENE ct protection, restriction snd ds.
struction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
LON9GN NUOL SkLEg,
Prices Firm with Plenty Of Buyers-saIes iE
Dstati.

Detail.
LONDON, 03t. A. the wool sales TO
day buyer operated freely. The price:
Of good corooiGg, both secured snt
greasy, were fsm. L wer grades were
weaker, especially secured. There wert
offared 8507 ba.es. Following srs the
sales IN de1Lii:
Vicsors-SAles. 1000 hales; secured
S3t@Is54i; 90. locss and pigces. SIC
III greasy, 81 @IC4t.
Ex IL fine We JTis-Salee, 80 bAles
gray 1s4 @l-5bt.
New Sum Waies, HOO 'les; occurred
liz @ls51i; do secured locksand pieces,
II @Il5l; greasy S5@lsS1; do. locks
ana pieces, 81.
Thrss hundred bales Queensland,
secured, IL 4@1s 81; do. locks and
pieces, 9 @ls "a greasy, '7@S4l; do
locks sid p!ece., St@Sd
Eight huDdteo ba4os South Australie,
secured, 81 els II; do. locks and pieces,
HOLD; greasy, 5@Si.
OIe hundred bales swan river, secured,
Is Sd; er5s5y, Is Ia; do. locks aud
pieces, 74i.
Tasmsnla, 6 bsles; secured, 1s.E5ad
Nav Zealand, 1000 osles; secured, 81
@ls. SAL; do locks and pieces, u q
j. SGD; greasy, CD t@ll4t; do locks ano
pieces, 3 @5d
Cape Of u ood Hope sno Natal, secured
5I@ Is. Sd; greasy, 6d@s3d.
Oae hundred bales OF various kinds,
greasy, 53t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
JsFame Pgrs Race

JEROME PARK. Oct, The feature Of
to-ds7's bsit,og was the winning Ct
$4,000 bY San Emory from Burton, book
MAKER, Oh Fu:sway, winner of the first
race,
First R,cs-Eleven sixteenths OF mila
Fl:away Won ID 1854; M0ntagus, sec
Ond, Satisfaction, thHd.
Second R4cs-F 1urteen hundred yards
SaIvs!or won IN l :2+; Mimi FilIy, second
Daylight. third.
Thirc RAce-Oae snd one-q 7srter miles
Firet ri WOE ia 2:l34; Terfs Gotta, sec
end; Dun 0eTiue, taird.
Fourth r :ce-Three-fourths of mile
.Banner Bekrer wen in 1:l9; Maradesu,
second; GslIooisr, t I'D.
SFJta Rice-Oae mile. Ovid won in
l :453; WGtret, second; O5ceols, third.
Sixta Rlce-Fourteen hundred yards.
Fordham won in 1923; O;aar, second !;
Bake, third.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Base Ball In rhe North,

BosroN, MASS, Oct. 4-Boston, 0;
Detroit, 9 Hits-Boston, 2; Detroit,
1 ErroIs-BostOn, 4; Detroit, O. Bat
teries-Sowders and tate, Gruber and
Su;clife- Umpire-Valentne.
NEW YORK, Oct. New York, l;
Chicago. 0. Hits-New YORK, 5; Chicago,
L. Errors-Nsw York, 8; Chicago, 6
Bstteries-Crane ard BroW n, Tener and
Farrell Unpire-Kelley.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-Wsshington,
8; Pittsburg, 0. Hits-Washington, 10;
Pittsburg, 3 observation-disclosures, g.;
Pittsourg, 6. Bs!teries-Keefe and
Mack, Morris and Field. Umpires-
Powers and Daniels.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 4.-Phils-
delphis, II ;iEdianspolia,7. Hits-Philadel-
phIse 20; indianapolis, SErIors-PhiIa-
delphia, y;lndisuspohs,:l1. Batteries
.Bufiists6, Wood and Clements, Boyle,
isl &c &et fsnd Myers. Umpire-Lynch.
sGsms called on account Of darkness.
BROOKLYN, N. T., Oct. 4-Brooklyn,
10; Baltimore, g.. Rits-B.ooklyn, IS;
Baltimore. 10. Errors-Brooklyn, ID;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
YELLOW FEVER.
The Galveston Board OF Health in Fa-
Vor of Admitting all Vessels With
Oleal Bills of Health.
stvan Additional Cass. of Y'Ilow ssvar
R;poresd at Dscafcr-rho Inteo.sn
Arsa S71dened.
FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS

FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TKx OF. "A concert
given oy the lsdies Of this place for the
yellow fever sufferers uetted SI05
GALVESTON MODIFIKs HER QUARANTINE.
special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX Oct. 4.-The board
OF health held meeting tbs afternoon
to consider qusrsn,ine matters. The
meeting wss attended by number Of
ship brokers who protested sgsiast the
sction Of the bosrd in insisting that all
vessels from ports south Of the twenty
nth psreilel, whether healthy or not,
should be detained In quarantine twenty
days before being allowed to enter.
Alter 8 rather warm discussion il WAS de-
cided to ask Governor Ross to modify the
restrictions SO as to allow vessels COM
ing from healthy ports with clean
tills CT health after due in
spection to enter regardless OF the lati-
!ude. A dispatch to this effect wss sent
Governor Ross oy the bosrd of heslth
this evening and Il is thought the request
will be acceded to By tle Governor, and
the vessels now held IN quarantine wlich
sought e1trsEce with clehn bills Of
health will De allowed to erte-, thereby
relieving IN part the glu. Of cotlo2 that
hss accumulated since the enforcement Of
rigid quarantine restrictions.
FUND RaI5ED AT DALLAS
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct The Y. r.. c.. A.
Of this city hiss suthor.z I'd the Y. 81. G. A.
OF Jacksonville to drsw CT item for
5 2 rs tor the fever SUI ,rsrs.
NEW cAsYs At DECATUR.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, O;l. The follow
ing hss been received by the Associated
PISS:
DECATUR, ALA, O;t. Since my
report yesterday seven sddig!onhl cases
have been reported, rot ali Of
them leE, three Of them white,
others colorad; no other deaths.
The IN tected srea has widered somewhat,
ous il Still limited to small part Ct the
town. ali the cases have beeo concen-
trsted in tie infected reglcH. l an still
fismiy of the opinion thar no qusfs1tineS
are needed III North Aia5Ams. Tle relief
committee still Ess supplies sid funds
Tor all present needs.
[Slgned. JERoNE CocsRANE,
Srste Il slgh Offi:er.
FROM JACKSONVILLE.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct 4-Dr. Ken
worthy tc-dsy made report On the con-
dition Of AFFAIRS at McCienny. There ara
1ow 124 whites ard Il colored people
here. Total number Of csseg Gf yellow
fever to dste, 160 white and 20 colored.
Now sick, II white and colored.
Official Jacksonville huiietin Tor twenty
four hours to 6p. m: Nav cases, rs;
iesths, IL; total cases, 2s7l; total deaths,
2T1.
STILL SENDING NURSES AWAY.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 4.-The
weather wss oppresalyely wsrm to-day.
Physicians generally report the condition
Of the patients GOOD. TIE situation still
presents tae anomaly Of the board Of
health sending nurses sw&y by the dozsus
and still some patients are unable 10 Sc
cure prcpar nursing immediately on ap-
piication. Edl.Cr Martin is no. free from
fever, but is doiag we'll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05

Baltimore, s. BstteIies-C-ruthers snd
Clsrk, KilEoY and Cin'z Unptre-FeT-
gusor. Called on sccouu. Of darkness.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Ocs. -AJhle.ic,
.; Cleveisnd, s Eits-A-nletic, Z; Cteve-
land, IL. Errors-Atblet:c, II; Cleveland,
!. Basteries-Wsyhirg AID Townsend,
O'Brien snd Mcclure Umpire-G8fley.
LOUISVILLE, ny, Oct. 4-Louisvllle,
3; C:rcinnst', Hits-Louisyiiie, s;
Cincinnati, 7. E ,roTs-Lousvi,le, 2;
Cincinnsh, l. Batteries-Sr.ttou and
Gross, Visus and Baldwin. Umpire
Moo lsde.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 4-St. Louis,
Z; Kansas CITY, 8. Hits-St. Louis. ~;
Kansas City, 10. Ecrors-S.. Louis, 8;
Kansas City, l. BAtteries-K.ng snd
Dolan, Sullivan and Daniels. Umpire
Doescher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
A RssaiuylaG msndlng Information
Regarding Vssia lieus OF tho
Civil ScrV.es Lava.
ACTON on the 0onfeyepcs R,psrs on the
Gsner2i Ds Fl cheney appropriation Eris
Bill In the Huuss.
FifeieSh Congress.
THE sENATY,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-Mf. Chsndler
CT sred resolution, which was lsid over
until tomorrow. directing the Attorney
General to infoEm the Senate whether or
not, during the present year, there has
come to the knowledge Of the Department
Of Justice any violation Of sectlons IA
aud 14s Of the civil service law Of 1888;
and, II SO, whether any prosecutions nave
been instituted to punish such violations
The Saate hill relating to the c!assit ca
ZION of postcffi ces ard the amendment to
the act OF March 8, 1888, "to adjust sails.
RES Of possmsstets" (,mended SO as to
lake effect on July l, 1889, was passed.
|. M. Chandler's resolution for in
quiEy into the recent Louisiana
election WAS then taken up and
Mr.. Blair spoke upon 1t snd, in connec-
ton with il, argued In favor Of his edu.
cs.ioHal bill.
The resolution went over till Mondsy,
snd the N j ority and minority reports On
.spiff oil (.s We'll ss Mr.. Beck's views)
we're presented sad ordered prin ed.
Further conference WSs ordered on the
deficiency bill.
+ Af-er sn executive session the Senate
adj yurned till Monday.
TIE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, O;s, --Burnes, OF Mis-
soar', called 10 The confsrence report On
the general deficiency appropriation bill
An amendment Appr0priaGing $50, 900
for an Industrial Christian home sssocis-
sloE Of U.aa gave rise TO long political
discussion.
The conference report Was then rejected
in order to enable the conference com
mittse to change the language providing
FIR au investigation of the Washington
aqueduct MISTER, so as to enlarge the
scope Of Inquiry.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
a TERRIFIC COMBAT.
a Brutal Prize Fight Takes Place on
Long Islsnd-It Was Slug
ging Match.
sPorting Men Sentenced to The PeI,.en-
tiarS-K.sults of the Bsss Ball
Games IN the North.
Nine Kound Prix, Fight

NEW YORK, Oct. Jack Lane of
Brooklyn snd Jimmie Collins Of Newark,
N. j., Tough. nice terrific rounds On the
turf at Bensonhurst, Lorg Islsnd, this
morning. The fighting was fast and
furious, and very little science wss dis
played by either OF the combatants. In
the eight round Collins broke his wrist
BY sledge hammer blow on Lanes head.
Collins fought the ninth round with his
good hand. esssyiDg to finish the battle
with rush. Heidi not succeed. In the
tenth round Collins wss unable to go and
the fight WAS awarded to Lane.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Time, 2:ls. 2:l6. 2:lHt
Latoni0 RACES,

CINCINNATI, OdIo, Oct. 4-The fifth
day ct L.tonia resulted sg follow:
First R,ce-Purse, six furlongs. Raret
won; Seontime, second; Peer Lodge,
third. Time, I:l7d.
Second Race-Selllng, seven- eighths of
mile. LtsberE won; Hector, second
Mans, third. Time, 1:O64.
Third Racs-Pdrse, five farloDgs,
Hladoo Crsts Hoa; R. E Mines, second !;
Eenuy, third. Time, 1908.
Fourth Race--HAndlcAp, one mile and
100 yards. Loagaligh: won; Srieesway,
second; Levinis Bell, third. Time, 1854
Fifth Res 'cz % stakes, six fur
longs. Mamie Fo-z, Won, Hsvltnh sec
ono, Queen CT Frum2s third. Time,
| :l63.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
England.


a LoNDON hl-LhD-
LONDON, Ocr. 4.-Tne excitement
caused by the recent murder OF number
OF women IN the eastern section OF Lon
don wss increased this morning; on the
announcement that s watchrlsI had been
killed in Shadwel by s man wAo WAS in
company With g woman, End who wss
osing Swallowed by the wstchmsn
It appears inst last pigat the
Waterman saw man and
woman go behind beard fence erected
in front Ct building il course Of cor
struction. Becoming suspicious CT the
msn's action the watchmsn fol.
10 we'd the couple and fEslly called po
licsmaa. The MAJ then turned on II.
Ratchmsn and stabbed him 10 death.
The murderer was arrested after deg
perste struggle.
THE REPORT DENIED.
The police authorities this afternoon
deny the report ciIcuisled this morning
thar WaIcamsn WAS murdered il Saad-
we'll last nigns By man VINO Ias in COM
papY with woman, and whose move
mems were being Deserved by the wa2ch
man.
PART OF THE ANATOMY MISSING.
LO4boN, Oct. 4-Aa inquest on the
body OF the woman fJuad murdered IN
Mlsre Square Sunday morning WAS held
TO day. The testimony Of the surgeons
wlc made the examination OF the body
proved that the uterus and one kidney
were missing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
D2LAYgD MSgK&ESs
COCOA.
liverpool saG New Orleans.

N''F V7N'<I
S ectsi 10 the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 4.--Cotton-Futures opeped
s,ea0y al sii2hs advance, ruled stcaty, closed
quiet 8, an s@0v-nCe Of l poin: Owe yesterday.
Oc.Ober 20 asked; October Nnysnber 5 g.
asked; November December % q. ked; De
rember-January "a asEed; January February
p asked; February Mac 3 q BID: March
NEW ORLEANS, La, Ool. A. otton-Fu
lures opened steaJy, l to points higher; ruled
quist but steady at necl ne, close quiet slead ;
at dcClin. o. - 8 roints from yesterdays
CT ee; October l169 Is; November 09G9 II ;
December u 10 10; January 2l292 %; Feb
ruary 30d9 81; March 9 3Ja9 40. April 9 AS
az AZ; May SIS. ass; Juns 66G9 81; July
74d9 -. Sales, 10. 100 bslss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Mexico,
GENERAL NOTES.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 4.-Jose Sanchez
Ramos, general msnsger of the Inier-
Oceanic Railroad, has resigned.
The Mexican rains have completely
ceased. The losses throughout tne
country by cyclone and f)ods exceed
So coo OGN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
QhampIonship Seriez,

NEW YORK, Osl. Arrangements for
the field championship series between the
New York and ST. Louis clubs we're closed
at late houI to-ni ht. Presidents Day
of the New York club and Won Der Ane OF
ST. Louis met ct the Grand Central hotel
snd every detail was carefully csnvsssed
Nine games are to be played, three in
New York, three iu st. Louis, and one
each in Boston, Brooklyn and Philadel-
phia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
The Terrell creamery.
Special to the Gazette.

cPcCial " inc UazetLe.
TERRELL, TEX, Oct. THE work OF
soliciting stock TO the creamery is going
on. MIR. j. B. Portsr's favoab,e repo..
Monday night gave the enterprise q good
start, and but for the scarcity OF funds
the stock could have been raised in fe N
hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
United States Comparative Statement.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 4, ISIS
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON, TEX Oct. 4.-Wool-Firm
and unchanged ct following quotations:
dium l71zG l9hc; fall clip, fac 14z9l5ac; me.
dunn 751l d 61sc; Mexic.n improved nominal:
Mexican one Offering. Receipts this Gay 10 AGO
this day 2S,l94; mis- season Sl5,7A pounds;
sales this day and season ....; stock on hand
5s0,660 pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Sports ssnt 70 the reui,ent,sry.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. John Spahn
snd George LeBlsnche, the marine, con-
vlcted Of aiding and abetting . female
prize fight on Navy Island, were to-dsY
sentenced py Judge Hatch Ct the Superior
court. Spain got i've snd one-hali
months in the penitentiary snd LcBlanche
got three months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
The EkRrH COLL&PsEs.
An Area Covering Five Aores Goes Down
with crash.
Enquirer.

Enquirer.
WrLKgsBARRB, Pa Oct. IA big cave
in took plsce at Plains this morning. The
pillars in the Millcreek mine gave way
and the earth, covering an area Of five
ceres, Let down with terrific crash. Many
houses on the suffice were wrecked. TIE
people we're asleep, and they were thrown
out Of their beds. Many were injured
Bottoms Of Sll the wells dropped out. In
some pisces there were holes big enough
for b orse and s csrt TO drop through to
the mine below, distance Of 800 feet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
How tho Two Emp ,rors spsnt tbs Day at
Vieuns,
Scotland
THE STATE OF GEORGIA SAFE

GLASGOW, Ost. 4.-The state line
steamer State Ct Georgia, Captsiu
Noodle, from New York, September 20.
about which some fears were beginning
to be felt in consequence Of the length OF
her voyage, arrived here a. O'Clock this
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
Acsidecr IN z G!n,

MESQUITE, IEZ., Ost. mfr. A, S.
Worreli, 4 youag man about twenty yeas
old, had his hand ard arm badly cut in
r S Kimorougb's gin to-day. IL sddi-
ton 70 the very bEd cutting bis srm ta
broken in two places hnd ct this writing
it is esid tnsG his arm cannon
DC saved. He is q relative OF
Nj. Kim5roCgh'E, and is a. IT,
dustrious and Intelligent Young man,
and his misfortune is greatly deplored by
;he entire comm unity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
The Conss Raxkea,
Special to the Gazette,

GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. TOO ffee-Advanced
40 to. day, closing firm Wholesaler q .o'a-
tions are: Good ordinary, 16kc; fair. 17Hc;
prime $50; choice, ls&c; peaberrJ 20kc; old
government Java. &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
In!rd race-Free for sill race.

Fourth rsce-F ve-cighth mile dash,
two year -olds. Winnie Davis l, Mike
WAtson 9, Alphorzo March Wind,
Friendship, Owe snd Eacinsl also ran.