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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

sellers very cautious, and led many
shorts, pending publication of eH :ial
crop estimates.
Freigh's at tho south are growing easy.
The d!f renee between southern sell
els snd EuEopesa bugcrs is ros Sc wide
r5 il has been.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special 10 the Gazette,
New YORK, N9V. S-REilroEd b02dS
today closed as follows:
Fork Worth sad Denver City 3. 924
Texas and Psc'fe rs, 945; 2's, All
Kansas ard Texas Ia 81 81; Sc = CO.
Gulf, CJlorsco AID Santa Fe rs Ct us /;
gold SIS al 80.
Houston sna Texas Ia 81 l1e!
st. Louis, AEkaGEss and Texas 1'g II
s04
sEissouri. Kansas end Texas SIS at s5a !;
&c at 81; 7'ssT9l.
Atchis0p st So.
Galveston, Harrisburg aRd sGa Az
tonic 81 S2i
Moaey 2 psr ceat.
Silver S4s
GOveE1mshts Srsa.
Sseriing weak.
Oh 9S9
Cotton steady.
Cof5e qaist
Whest Getive aEf iTTcgulsr.
Il wEs Bsic ihat 'sr. Gonld WEE relHG
sans 10 establish 5ignsr rsieS in the south
vest until tie HsG8as and TexSs mad
been bfo1ga1 80 te!n25. As Shat Eoed is
uoH "a tbs hands Ci receivers, She pros
peGt o. s:y such agreement IS
ao3 hopeful. BJs fr this very
Te&eon /: is believed hat The Missouri Pa
CifG paaple VIII poS Keep their own O. Il =
p41y gu "a uoprof able basis with s0y
slch view Bot She Missouri Pacific and
the Addison are nuw IN sVch condition
net al elevation 81 rates Is OF prime in
partzIc-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

ing into the city ere vary had, and farmer
who havo coEso1, grsla soe
produce so market sc3 kspt GU
OF the city. Cotton and sfS;rs
have not moved in their Wakes to-day,
bit produce ig sitter though noG qg0sr
ably changed.
New socks OF spgars axe hsi1g re-.
ceived By ForJ Wort2 .joooeTs, and re-
d1etioDs are being made II quotations.
Druggists have marked liaseed Oh ap
cent,
The EDglish Bait syndicate 10 wsiliLg
sad slaahI2g lie teeth. Sals hRe ADVANCED
130 per Gems. ana row dozsns Of EtyGR-
lures sTe trying to raise grficient qIE1-
ti.y OF sails 20 Toll the syndicate IN itI GU
deSvoT 10 eoTper That c,Hm Jt!tF. S9Hlc
are succeeding, hut ths rost GsEac!pg
obstsole Is the actioG CT this G3rms1 deal
ere, who aIs preparing 50 import quta
tity Of salt large enough 20 :ain 'he syL,ii-
cats sind reap = harvest noEs Folu Aiaous
'han thAs aggfegstioR O! saErks tYei
orecusd Of ImuiatipG.
Pt:tsoarg sIacial: Tie ic22 aiEE3;i2G
10 practically 'he same az week sg9
Tn0ys Is soas EofteniEg IL prices C pig
iron, bat il does NOS 6Eos1t 90 q h:alk
and is explaInabie By noHiedga ths.
c0RsaneTE are prStsy we'll stocked. While
On iae other bh1G EoEt makers aa7a 5eV-
srsl EtoRths' eEtpss yet 10 he maze aold
ahead, and N congl g 1eEce tGey sre not
worried. Tie demaEd for finished iron
is reported regular, bps Hce 80 large SIS It
was 8oBe Waek5 ago, and Ikile tho 2sii
trade ia rather 6!0S, i IL regarded as
good So usual az sa:s SCISSOR Of TIE YSsr
RsiIr:ad IaAS steel rails il large aIaati
ties, but ara Withholding oyders IRON
fssr that prices will be advanced on ,kaR
vhsa the fail requirements are kzowa.
General business is in sTcelleat shape,
ED the movement Ct merchandise lSt0
consa13tiou chsnEels IL Gas lagos ava.
known here.
CoRes is rsshsr active aad pricsE ais
vsrJ strong as TIE last advance. Rsspr-
ring 80 Size move Re15 OF CO fae st Rio
J2neiro she NJ vi oi Iaas city says: ''I. IL
d,fieuls TO gurD:ss es to wA&s n3s be AZ
tr;0Eted the very moderate receipts We
sTe VOW seeing. Prices Should meet
pialters' views, EEd thera are no rsportf
of bad weather up County, Thera have
been complaints Sc TO sEe transportation
facilities, bHF this car hardly be The one
reason thss o1r receipts de- rot yeoca 81
xveIsge CT l4.o00 bsss pez day, and the
explanation must De thst winch we have
slreeoy referred tc-she planters are
harvesting cCfae and planting ceresia Scd
have not the TINE 20 prepare coE: q for
uA7kel1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

kkNsAs CTt., MO-, Soy. -Cs:sis-Recetpis
22OO: shipments ....; good 10 choice corn fed
81 75G5 IS; common 20 medium 50 25d4 so;
rapge steer, 81 SOFAS 20; cows 81 OOs2 80. Hogs
= Receipts 1900; shipments none; mirEet
lower; COCO, Q chotcs So 57s5 co. common
to medium 81 91e5 40. Sheep Receipts tel;
shipments SO make! s&eady; good %
cnolce muHons S. 5OT5.75i common Z! medium
u NEW Sy9 !YoRk, NOV. @sseFss-Feceipts 4Or.
20 nisfset 70. bsevesi,duH for crossed beef At
6ylasGs for co;nmon 70 st.ioLly prime nkiISs'
SIDES, ana 4HG6Hc for Texas and Colorado
stock. TO day Liverpool Cable quotes Amer.
ican refrigera;of beef steady a. 4. De. pound
Sheep Receipts 400; firmer end CHR, uartic
uiaJis for good lamb; sales were 81 1G64 65 for
common 10 Eooc ,heep Anc s. Coz 90 for poor
10 Prime lambs.
sT. houIs. NO., Nov. s.-Cittle-Recei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
on Vail aREsr.
Dso.!pes IN tbs LiEe-cs C5ts~a Make.
RaliEsna RoTss.

Declines In tbs LiEe-chs C5tce1 EsiEes
Ra,ireRa RoSss.
GlVRREMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YoRE, Nov S-Fhs eeGCk mSYks'
today vas Gall and The prices a. the Close
were in great aSiority OF the list nsse-
riNjy lower ths2 ta2ss Of lGss evening
Tasrs wsre 3zmsar OF dilqufe.irs sd
vices reserved GsIing ths dsy. TIE rsa-
son assigned for tie oEtpcuTiGg OF long
stocks MAS that foreigners Hsrs dlstrGsg-
ful thtt she xew administrator
might make sEca Changes ss
Wodld TesGrd business and so huft
the valaeD Of securities. Taere vas ire
usual snouas OF short stock pat ca. by
the bears and traders, but sheS we're rot
CT s2ecinl Ia po2;sEca upon the coarse OF
prices. Prices made slight recoVaTies
bat TAG MARKET eoasinued without fes
turc until the close. which Vas dull and
steady 70 nfs1 sS bus slisnt gains ever she
loueEt figures TsacEsd. The volume OK
business showed some increase ever that
Il Yesterday. Active slockS are almost
ilvsriSolY lower tonight.
tbs rslirosc bOzd msTkss vas sCTla-
wh4. n. &c ec..Ss to-day. The closing
f5u7eg show In, guar changes wliGn are
generally To- sm>u fractions.
G7Ys1lmal5 polG5 we're dali AID
STEADY.
STATE lords we're eutirsl7 neglected.
COTTON RESUME.
NGW YORK. NOV. S-Bu5bsrd, Price
& co ssy:
The market opened at about 1 points
Lecilae. A drop however sitter sGme
good buying was DEVELOPED tGd the mar-
ke. v765 steady uutil so1us EoOp, wien
an advEUce Of gene 7(S9 POINTS, Tas eg-
taoIisaad upon noEs IGas trsds returns
If Crest Britain showed tha export
OF ysYn5 aud CLOTHS for the month
Of Octo1er to hsve been he lsrges on
recoro, aud Ebout 125 per cen! more then
last 7e&r. Ia addition 10 tn:a the signal ser
YSe prediction Of colo wave sud
MobR Dig trCst n the southern states made
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
sKRsEAA NFRxETy


ST. LOUIS, MO-. Nov S.-slour unchanged.
Wheat .EarSet showed decided strenS q at
opeaink buE the close vas WesS and &c lower
G mo ! 81 lleI' l2z: Nay 81 I51si I65: Com
h..her; caah 5s@4cci yeer closed 4Ic bio:
Janury S3Hc; NAV 96l asked. Corme&l
81 a Provisions Quiet. Pork SO 90. Lard :
Prime stesm nominal S. O09S l2k. Dry sslted
nests-Shoul- ers S. co. lopgs and ribs ST 62H
o. So ehor. clear s. O0as % Bscon-Shoul
GERS $ co; longs and 7ibs S. 62S GS SIX; shout
clean 50 SIX. Hams 81 OO8 so.
KANSAS ,TrY, NO., Nov. S.-Whsst steady /;
No. 2 req cash 92S Oii; December $3.50 bio
May lcoc i'd. Uorn-Sir niger No. cash 2sc {;
bio May 30hc bid.
NEW YORK, Nov. s. -Elour-stsady. wheat
Higher. SCOT No. red, 81 ll1Sl ll4 OPP
tions closed: November as 81 1874; DeUeT b,yI
mEr' ct wss higher spot No. quoted at 500
6lhc. Option. closed: November 509ic; De
cember 5Oas Januory 1888; Nay 48Hc Coffee
G rdiss Noqembs, at l3 IS; December Is $50
Is IS: JanuSry IL 206l3 IS. SPOT Bio fair car
roes 15Ec. sugar Raw. quiet and unse led;
r. II Ing Ss5 l-l6c; cent? tu9s 9s test 61S S6Ac;
refined q1i !. holeEses nominal: New UrleEns
open ket lie 4iG52;; syr.P $685. Rice firm
and In fsir demand.
CHICAGO, al, Nov 8. Faiy business visa
transacted in Whea. apd ghsy range Of prices
established, but a4ySnce ag:in lost, though
A6s. h'ghsf than YESTERDAY. PORK WAS IN
settled gnd pTises irregular, closing compxrA.
lively a,eady. Lard Iul.d hra. but Gloss quiet
Short ri I ware frm. LeEdin IItures CLIO. ed,
whess M November 81 AK; Oecem5erSl Il,
January "A; May S 1917 Corn No. No
ua1y 3sLc; Esy sssc. PorkNSo
venber S4675ze; December Sl4 62Hci
Jan1nry sl4 s7iG; kay SIS TX. Lard -Novem.
Der S. 20; yOSr s. 49, January S. l2H. Short
libs-N VENT Der 81 80, Jsnuaf: s. 5255. Cash
quotations re: Fl5uc dull snd Unchanged.
No curing wheat 81 lix51 l4dIi Nc, red
81 Il : al AK. No . corn 4l2t942o. MSS r'orE
SI4 rs LAlG Sc 20 Short rtbe sides loose, 81 90
. : %, dry saigeG shoulders, boxed. IS oOSes %;
short clasE s!aes, boxed, S. !2l56S IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ghs yers WORM Rsznsas.
E JESEG Texas 20, PSF B.
t.+,Tsg N-sS )Sr 9 g.

E JESEG Texas 200 PSF :,
utiTTC-G--S 2J6 s C..
CogFSE-Sa0. f=n IKE; pYiSs l7tt oho.oa
leH ssIsi+e. fanc5 2, <;i ava is1e; %Vlde2 Rio
2l9I1: Esa Bars 20A
SSE23E-FuIl cream wins 135S 2l4c; Bad
ser state HGl4Ic; young America Is
USRRkL oUCJS--EEIoea 2aI e2ssn: PIKE
Gpp,sB. si2aasIa, abs, 81 56eI 65: peacles,
s!Sptxlc, 81. e 81; 5 81 )! Is; seconds, rs
81 Is Rs Il =; eErawoerEies.s es II S5i 6laok-
UsEgsFss (? ;, q Is; grsan CAGES =; rssp-
EsE7.sS. %, q 40; mSYrowfat peas, 2 3
IS; oysters, tuN weighs as5cas l0o;. Z IA
81 60S1 50; tomatoes, Btaldrr1, , BIS 90 g
CO.. 5 ss 81 1a9i 90; green coTA 81 1881 90;
SALMON. D Il 1851 SIS EsEdiasf, Ne, do
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

bales; 'slss 1902 bsIes, eIpors. IN. ,satts...
shipments coas'wise, -. balee Sei0eEt II, nj
BAH. ordiDar' lc goce 81 tifaary 8 g. l6c;
low mI"6bn2 s5; mlddt.'Tss 1881 good mid.
LeadiSg spo: xSs'Ae.s CLOSED TO- day as fol.
follows.
LiVe-poo, revision unchanged. Sales l2,OCO
bales
New York nrm and unchanged. Sales e!s
bslee
New Orleans very firm ard unchanged. saJel
800 Dses
GALVESTON. TEX, Eov. s-Cotton nrn
Niddling I-Isc; low middioQ So: good
Ordinary 5-l6r. Net ana grons receipts $500
bales. SAFES, 200 BALE. Stock, 40 TAI bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
i Farm c-na.ts qaioids.


BoNEAM, Tx. Nov. S.-A geAtlen IN
from the Inland village of ArEaGe, ten
miles soNts OF tais plGca, brought ia
formation :ais evening o; ias suicide e
] i. E3hQrd, g waA-to~d0 lzrmsr cf that
pjscs Rcgtrd lsfS k0ue eErly 10 the
II Jruiag. Search wss msIs for him snd
he NAgRfound a. nigh. hRcaiRg 70 tbs
limb al Gfee on Inc bscE sidsos Aia farm
No CGRse is assigned FOR She &c.S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Special 10 tAn GsE2tte.
CoLcE4Do, Tex, NV. 8-Johs Csr~
vile tooasg ClosCd trsds WITH q C..
Gui.G&a fIE 1h0 ReEe ysech IN n alR
comfy. TIE rsoca comprises 1900 head
q cattle, tweDty-6gG horses and tweltg-
bWo geclfcI4 Ct !eEd. Terms private.
z cold n0:lGer, accompanied By rain,
SCI il I,s: nigls aaG mas cona.u sd 81!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
New T.sen.

SEW YCzx. Nov. ,ottor-Firrn; mie
ding nplanos e3fc; midtling Orleans Zoe; sale,
N "sy 237 baes. Futures cl sea stesdy. Sales
les .sOO bales. November 9 1880 December
9 69G9 ~ January c339 "a; February 9 $50
Q So; NJ cb u s5aIO OF; April 10 1910 IS; Ny
10 1870 Is June 10 32al0 80; July 10 leGl0 Al;
AsEusI 1894.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

z E very bEd
" c s Their ecu
PIED with the
concentration 81
i Il I srsss Gpoa
topics connected
With the ejec-
Iiosg, as mad the
eEacg Of 6l0ckEd
ths Earail lNFe
IN Fort Worth,
ssoUgs )boers
Go rot compiGin
Of say ahOr.ass
Of business,
Tho rGs65leAC-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
U09vUN EAsEBSa,
Esw Orleans.
Special 10 the Gszstts

NEW ORLEANS, La. oT. s.-UoItDn-Fu.
lures opsned steady, to points lover
rOlef sLsaty st Al Gdvs1ce: Hloaed STEADY,
10 points ever yesterdays close. N6Temb' r
.. as 20 De, embel 9 23T9 %: January , ;Sa
SO; eGrusry 4969 SO March 59G9 so: April
7O11 IL Nay sOd9 81; ,GHnel9 s0G9 81; july
8 s9110 Of. SGiesr 5000 bales. y
firm; nidoling 9zIc; low SIddli6e IS 10 l6ci
good ordiEsry slice. NetTeceipse 16 ,0e0 bales
Grors receipts l7,ooO bales. Exports 70 Great
Britain 500 bales; cos-twise .. bales; CONT
bales. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
u..s,s States comparative sssss.ea.
GALVESTON, Tx, Nov. s, 1855
liverpool.


LIvERPooL, Nov s-r'o;g0a- Fatursa opsnsc
au!s., poiuI lower; 7Ule3 DUH. closed ztesdy
poi ~ OF n m yeslGId vs. close. October No
Z BaeI 50 asked; Move nBsr December 30
a. he'd; Deer bsf-JEruaTy 8 IS bid; jar uarv
CD cary 2s bid; EebrUary March 5 90 asEed !;
March apr 50 Fsks1; April Nay 81 bIQ,
May Jan IS askedi Jun c July 5 IS aeksd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Scot on--MarEs. steady
vi fa'r emand. oaIes II 90 bales, CT watch
l0,GGU were foY specUlasiy1 and export, ana in
uCed 500 American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

LONDON, NV Private sdvicsr from
St. Petersburg a2y he CIR wa5 l2jaTed
in teveE places IL tie accident to his
train, snd That he is suffering ;C1Ea &C.
we're EprRir il his wrist and leg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ThH ESnl EAIkeea

Special 70 the Gazette
= GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. s.-wooi-Firm and
unchanged. Receipts this Day 2l,O9l; this
season 3.3jo, ESQ rounds shipment, this day
-. pounds; this season, 1850 G39 popnds;
sales this da7 none: this season SO 200 pounds /;
.ttock on hand ., 81, 1877 pounds.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Noy. s.-Wool IN demand,
and firm but quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

waou the hssa feels dali and hasvy,
the skin pears asIlna ana greasy, and
tle ssomsch teSasss f1ct, taEe CErler'E
Little Liver PItIS Dsa't ioEget this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ES&AHUI9h7
HGEsy,

Nav YopE Nov. S-G0asy GR cal, easy
at 2S29c; laSt lnSn2} Prime mercantile pE-
per AZ 665s. SIerl ne exchange dull but sseady
al 81 o4a for aixIy- day bt|lE aud 81 SIX for
1emaGn, eRsier and difference between soufn-
err sellers and European buyers IL not as wide
SIS 1t has been.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

22OO; shipments 100: strong: choice heavy nsS4
tive steers S. OOG5 60: fair to good dc. "a 4ea
3 90 butchers SO 1904 20, stockers ard
FEEDER 81 1898 30: rangers corn fed SIS GOA lOi
arsss fed s. O063 o. HoGs-Receipts AGO.
shipments $50 stronger: choice heavy s. 50a
) IS packing S. 30G5 so; light grades s. p a
50 45. Shesp-RecsictS l100; shiEm GOO;
fair 70 choics g 00G4 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09


prevent the cattle from netting t.e own
eIs SIS much as they were CR=Eea az Kan
sss City or S. Louis, IS the csIe nry De.
rHese tff47ts CT tbs Big Four 10 disc!p-
lias 'he c,t,lemsR haye proven saccessiu.
generally live stock commission mer,
chants representing tasua, nos! iGvRIi-
SHY take ihe Est pcIcc oa5red Of th9
Big Four buyers " II there is anything
il ta!5 II is tough state 81 things iEdeea.
-.
nos be Of great hEr5 - Cattle on he rang,
Sienna 10 De tbs opinion O. stocGmeD,
even Il II ta!I5 cold aftarWg.d. Cattle
are Ia fUEh g2od aasPe, " a SEags anf
R..er TO be fouDo oil oTes She p.Hios, that
o1e Storm 90 ssriy n the ssd5@H vii nave
-.
j. s. Collier hsG < o. wards tEya
purchased hsH dCzeo head escl OF
} W. Fray, bresorT fen s. sS01f.. NJ.
Collier Ess COS ye@ri'fI DorAsTos ~
Wac0s oos2Lt Eo.ateihs ~ Sf9.
-
A>7'' 49, ""tA-N - e N - r-atsSS SA7t -a-A -
500 ais 30 orand oE GAssle ana n"rae5 to
l. n. ivy ioF me spm u E6O,U0O the
Eve horses. Che cstSl4 gGs ranging il
sSn MiggTlti cnRaty, a.
-
Seventeen thoroughbred horses reached
Nav York from EnglLrd recently fox este
in this cOactrP TIE once famous horse,
The Rakc, headed iue lot, Re WIS oTfi-
Of the Middle Pax plaks.
-
California k2s slNa}s been toe MCGEE
said that Tiers are no.s eaStsIR horse
men Locating III California wao have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ROUND-UPS.
Eff3rts OF tks Big Fear 80 C6mPsl
sAipptgs Of CGs1so 70 len In Csr-
SaIa Live saeck EnkS.s.

Clay Mann Sells Hls EIEd,y B=snd Of
Ontte-sussGsSsui AtyepoetS II sind
WateE-Live sIcok Bistters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
ON CHANGE.
sy9f CsiSeR UEssarEss, Ra7arss frs "a
10 , pasass Lsuer-Mczsy
Market Easy.

EYkcst Opened Strong, EIuo:5Itsd Esr
rssly ano Clos d at IA Advsnee-Lvs
Sleek transactions BriEk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

A W Il . l.
IA egl ship
fpet casrges in
all exchsDge
" thst when
ever the Sgente
Ct the Big Four
at Kansas City
AID 81. Louis
Msks sn un-
successful bid
On TexNg cat
Tia tie Chicago
aseass O; the
BE- Four are q:
oBce informed
Of the fact by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Judge j. d.. E szisr OF Toysb, recently
sold 1850 stCcK csit,e 10 tie SieTrE Lznd
snd Cattle Conpsps p: IS 60 a-oEnd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Galveston.
Special to the Gazette.

DALvssroa, TEX. Nov. S-Gotton SCOT
close f.m d. ADVISED gross. receipts 5sf6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Hon. A. Z. Ma'lpcs, manager Of she
Capitol Gyndicato psstEIes, was IA Fort
Worth yesterday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Danas Harkea,

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. s.-Oofee-Firm and
UNCHANGED,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Daily Review,

aAzE?Ts EF GR,k
II RT SGGEA. TEX Nov. s. .eoa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Thsye ere complaints tTom The north-
wCst tSst stick cs7s are ret supplied IL
ST &icient numbers; rot because the cars
are sCSros Eat because shipments ars
very hesyy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Gsorse Tyns, rIansEer Of thu Diamond
+ ranch, is beigg eaTirely successful ia
his attempts 20 Aad w-Ier on the! prop
erty There hss blsn ouo well iuaE, SEQ
preparations sra g2ipg right along 10 gut
dow others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

California has glNags been toe Meccs
CT reodeTs OF fast horses; and X is now
said that Tiers GEe nOys eastern horse
men Locating III California Who have
slgnifed inentiaa CT d2irs so this seA5Ga
taeR ever before
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

The New York horse market il reported
TO be In 9 very iEir condition., and prices
firm.
sIonna Park mas permanently dis
csrdsd steepl, chase and hurdle races.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Us. Collier aQG !. OtEiwazds hsva
purchased hsE dCz>oI head escl OF
Thoroughbred sg0ck IL Fer: oEt2 isom
J ". Fray, bresCtT fem 81 sS01ri. M.
Collier hss g; ve@ri'r5 DurAsT1s ~
Wbioh DC pad $ss epi"So, md Bar I
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

S ventecn Thoroughbred horses reached
N2a York from England recently fox este
IN this coaEtrP. T1e once famous horse,
The Rake, heSded iae lot. He WIS U7il-
liant TWO -YeaT.old performer apd winner
Of the MICdis eaGE plaGs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

The -si0s which navs fallen Of late I'll!
nos be Of great hEr5 - Cattle CT he rang,
Sienna 10 De tbs opinion O. s:QcE2eD,
even Il It ta!T5 coid aIsarwg.d. Cattle
are Ia 5Ush good ahSpe, VIA gFags anf
VI, .er TO be found al oYeT She p.Si9g, that
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-08-22

Oh last Thursday morning about
2 o'clock, James w. Jones and ,Jo.
seph Rosenberg, Two Of Louisville,
most efficient police officers, were
stabbed to death by Charles Dilger,
a notorious tough, who was resisting
arrest. The attention of the police
was called to the house that Dilger
and his mistress inhabited, at No. 81
Lafayette street. Dilger had gone
to his home a little before . o'clock
and was at the time the officers at
tention was attracted, engaged in the
pastime Of beating his mistress, and
her screams brought the officers to
the place. The officers arrived on
the scene and ordered both Dilger
and his mistress to prepare to 90 to
the station house, both being charged
with disorderly conduct, whereupon
Dilger asked to see the writ, to
which the officers replied that it was
not necessary to have writ. digger
sw0re that he would die before he
would go, unless they presented the
writ, but finally started off with of.
ficer Jones. Rosenberg was waiting
for the woman to get ready, and
when Jones and Dilger had gotten
just outside the door of the room,
digger struck him a dea lily blow
with twelve-inch dirk, killing him
instantly. Immediately he rushed
on to Rosenberg, stabbing him three
times, once in the head and twice in
the breast. Rosenberg fingered un.
til four o'clock the following after
noon and died. He was uncon.
scious from the time he was stabbed
until he died. Hemp is the only
and best remedy for such tough as
this. The examining trial was held
in Louisville last Saturday, and he
was held without bail. Dilger's mis-.
tress, who enjoys the suggestive name
Of Buggie Burns, is in Jail also,
CHARGED with being an accessory to
the killing,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-08-22

ises; because the Democratic party
wishes to curtail that current Of cash
that il flowing unnecessarily and by
the million from our poor ranks into a
Treasury from whence there is NO re-
turn; because some Of the grandest men
that ever lived have belonged to the
Democratic party and given il their
life's best work. because the Democrat
ic PARTY wants To make the necessaries
of life cheaper, even il some of them
are now cheap; because il is party for
the people, and challenges reference to
"A single law il has ever advocated that
was not for the public good; because
the Democratic party has proven itself
worthy the utmost confidence of the
people by it, splendid administration,
and hundreds of other reasons that need
but referring TO Democratic history to
produce.
Many are Democrats because while
they, like myself, may not be gifted
with the eloquence of oratory, beauti-
ful imagery or the powers of allegorical
word-picture to tell all the reasons why,
yet they know and feel they are right,
by the evidence of every day life Like
some good old soul that has got re-
ligion, they may not he blessed with
a convenient faculty of convincing ar
gument, yet You see they are imbued
with an earnest aud reasonable zeal,
that will not be conquered till their
lives 90 out. HEBER MATTHEWS.
HARTFoRD, KY, Aug 90.