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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-08
Transportation BY Pipe Lines

The cheapest and most convenient Of all artif-
cial methods of transportation yet devised, is hy
lines OF wrought iron pipe, supplied, when nee
essary, with suitable force pumps at prorerin-
ter. ais.
1t is admirably adapted for the conveyance of
oil, water and every kind of liquid, and for ev-
cry sort of gas. Water for irrigation and mi ing
can be moved for any distance by this means.
The best pipe for these purposes is made OF
wrought iron, provided all parts Gifts manufa =
ture are well and skilltully done, and provided
the proper JOINT is used.
Careful pipe makers select choice pig IN tai,
and from make. under their own super
vision. and through the variots processes OF
pudding. plate making, turning down, Welding
and finishing, all the high test pipe they sell.
The Chester Pipe a q Tube Company is sup
piled With plate on from works identically
pipeenpains or cost is spared to have its
of the highest grade.
lest pipe capable Of resisting any
desired pressure up to 1000 pounds per
Our threads are tapercd tue, both on pipe
and socket, SO that lron joins against iron
adding greatly to the strength of the connected
pipe, and permitting its safe use under the high
est tests.
We Manufacture
Hydraulic Pipe of any thickness desired. This
is especially.
Gas Line Pipe.
Oil Line Pipe.
Water Line Pipe.
Casing and Tubinglfor Wells.
Boiler Tubes.
The length can be as desired, up to % feet.
Longer sections are inconvenient for handling
in laying lines.
Our works are located on the Delaware river.
IA miles below Philadelphia, and are connected
by rail both with the Philadelphia & Reading
and Pennsylvania Railroads. We can ship
cheaply and promptly by rail 20 any point in
America, and by water to all parts of the world.
Plans of Pipe and Special Fittings made to
suit specifications which may be furnished.
Contracts viii DC made to furnish not Gnay
Pumps, etc.. as may be desired.
Address the
CHESTER PIPE AND TUBE CO.,
261 $. Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa, U. S.A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
ABILENE.
Getting Thiogs in R,sdia.ss fo- the Fair.
Governor Boss to sp eek Toll Bay.
9pectsl 4, tho Ga5atta

9ettin8 fhicgs in Rtsdin.ss fo- the Fair.
Govsnor Kass to sp seh To Bay.
special TO the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Oct. 2.-Ths e1hioi. OF
products CT the soil fne stock, art work,
fruits OF the loom and needle from Tsy-
lor, Jones, Haskell, Coleman, C:llahan,
Nolan and SlsckeIford counties are now
being received at Exposition Hail aud
b3ing placed In position. The to!.ecEi lion
in agricultural snd horticultural speei-
mans IS well as that of the ranch snd
range ts highly cred!taole, and w.ll re-
ct crest credi. on the Abilene country.
Inc ladies department Ia which Is Eepre-
sanled arr work in oil, water, crayon AID
charcoal, fancy needle work In endless
variety, fruits c; loom snd culinary de-
psrtmens cannot be ex;ellet 10 say por-
ton OF our state. Tee collection Ct ex
hi5its b2ing so much Iarger taan Was ex-
pec2ed the committee will oe pressed TO
get things in p s.tion in line for the
opening wlicn viii take plac. tomorrow
mOrliDg a. 10 O'Clock
G vernon R)ss Will speak Tomorrow
evening Rf 5 O'Clock October 5, and will
o. Flowed by other distinguished
speakers from abroad. ItiseXpsc.ed thai
10, 600 people Will De present to hear TIE
Goyerno. spssk.
The weather Is clesr, coo. and calm.
Oar streets are thronged with strslg .rS
who have come to De present st the fsir
ind see the products Of the Abilene coun-
Try. rhe Colorado Guards End Fort
Worth Fenc.Dies are expected by tenor
rows srail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
In TIE CnICKaskW NarI0Y.
Ths Department. at wsshtngton Refusea 60
Take Sides.

Ths Departments at Warrington Refusea 60
Take sldss.
Special TO the Gazette.
MUsKoGEH, L. T, Oct. 2.-Abairs IL She
ChicsAssw nation are assuming serious
altitude. Both Guy and Byrd claim to
have Received the msiority OF vo:es as the
recent election, snd both have bsen duly
s1orn in as principal chief. Legislation
is clogged.
The fol owing telegram from the De-
partment at Washington wss received this
evening by the Indian agent OF this piece:
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. ., 1855.
To R. L. Owens, Muskogee:
The Department will No. assume &c
decide here between Gus and Bird. TnsG
belongs 10 the Caickssaa courts to do,
but peace must be preserved. II Bye
still clsims The ofi e ct Governor, he
must go the courts for Talief. Wstcn pro
csed;pgs closely and keep iais dep2r !msnt
informed OF sill actions. ) ri
I Siguedl A. B. UPsHAw, Acting Cor1.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03

sooiatton sld every county In Texas 20
sen6 tu2h specimens of their products
and ali such literature IS they may have
on hand At once TO Dallas az will sdvar-
tiee thei- c0u5ties ead the state OF Ttxss.
The exposition begins October IL next,
and all shipmen should be made IS soon
as poss bic, so as to secure attention and
lbsuEe for them good and euitahle space.
Ship same 10 me, care T. E. RoessleT,
Dallas, Tex, ana prepay oil charges. II
pack.ge weigh less than thirty pounds
foe express companies will ship same for
you free OF charge.
l Cannot impress too strongly ths
people Of every county In the state with
5ha great importance o. their resources
oe1rg fully represented q. this crest ex-
pos.'ion, by both display Of their pro-
ducts AID choice Literature and msps de-
scrlptlve OF their Localities. snd l trust
none will fail TO take advantage Of this
opportunity SO generously chsred to all.
Very respectfully yours,
F. B CHILToN, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
To EE@g6RACKuN &8sOCIAcI0NS.

The Importance OF AL ssctions Of the
s:aie Being Represented al tbs Dallas
FsF.
SReRRrARY's OFPICH STATR. iNNI-)
GRAFTON BuSsAU
AUSTIN, Tax, Sept. %, lSSS.
DEAR SrEARaAjzings stha. so gresssa
state institution as.ths Texas State Far
and DATES EseositioI3to be attended by
ACKNOWLEDGMENT from all parts Of
tie Union, should nos' lack 5 single
element TO assist in building up our every
interest, tld having, through the
courtesy CT Hon. J. S. Daugaerty, chair-
man CT the state bureau, Coloce! ". 81.
Abrams, lard commissioner, and Mr. F.
E. R.ssler, commissioner OF immigration
Of the Texas end Pacific Railway Com
pany, been accorded space for all our
Texas exhibits on the said exposition
grounds.
thereby request every immigration IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
TEXAS STATE FAIR.
DALLAS EXPOSITION.
1855. October Ill 81. lSSS.
At Dallas, Tex.
$4,000 Premiums and Purses. $4,000.


numbers and exhibits heretofore held.
will
yKitor
and the
The offered the will be competed for
the Fair and otion We n
their exhibits
out
Ito
exhibit
we o vari resouc oourg
the
eTandest n Southwest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. "A sad ecci
dent occurred this morning about S:l5
o'clock at the Hamburg street crossing of
the Nickel Plate Railway. When an in
coming freight train hsd reached that
point, Conductor Wells, Of Connesnt,
oaio, and one OF his brskemen, came out
Of the caboose to go forward to the
engine, and as the morning was very dsIk
sud foggy both walked of the end OF the
trsin next to the tender. Wells IVES cut
in two, but the brakeman esc:psd without
serious injury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
Tried 70 Poison Rer Family.

:: CHICAGO ILL Oct. 2-Minnie Krstz.
enberg, Is -yesr-old girl VINO attempted
10 kill her mother, brother and sisters BY
putting poison il their food, WAS sr-
reigned In the Police court this morning.
She confessed her guilt in nonchslent
mann5f. Mrs. Snyder, Ehs womsn who
the girl sSys told her to do the act, was
slso on trial. Saa denied her guilt.
Both ware neli to the grand jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
saSesf Of ,sarsns C astltss Piag Cut
sai 2aGg, Tsb8cco Eefoa ssd suSeth.
VII -nere,, sEETem an Il NlbAs snl

HELENA, MoNT Or. 2.-The guilt o.
George C Bryson, who is under sfTes'
CHARGED with the murder Of Mary j
Lundstron, was proved yesterday Sy tn
discovery OF thu BODY OF The woms2 In al
aoouduDsd spot on Prospect Bill. The
body was covered over wlgh stones, arc
was vzry much decGmposed, aud the fac
wgs d.sagured SD zs 20 be scs'cely reccg
nizabie. Tae remains were taken to tax
moTgue. Threats CT lyucal6g were freely
made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
DeCataT.
s ysCisl 20 the Gazette.

yeGisl 20 the Gazette.
DKcARUR, TEX, Oct. 2.-Lsss night ~
Decatur Rifes, assisted bY Mrs Alice
Evans and Misses Celie Ewing, Minnie
Kao1 and Mamie Muller, presented at
Cafes opera houss s very enlertsiniEg
drama entitled 'Above the Ciouds" The
pi,y is good one, and Vas well mounted
sud well rendered. Mics Gale E wing SIS
Hester Tlcrne, the wr0oged vile, threw
much soul ana psthos into her part. The
Lucretis Gerrisn of Miss Knox wac spleD-
DID. Mrs. Egsn9 made Susie Gaylord the
charming a1d amusing favorite CT the
evening; ard the Grace iEgsNs Of Mis-.
Miller wss fall Of fine and graceful Gct-
ing. The geG!lem IN did some good sc.-
i1g, too, for amateurs.
Several leave this evening TO attend the
A!vord Fair this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
Ailteboro.
Il eo.gl TO tho Gazette.

HuLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. 2-Postmogter
Buck viii remove the postofflce from its
present site TO the Lswler building on
Waco street, il few dsys, much to the
satisfaction of Q majority Of the citizens.
The weather is most favorable to the
cotton crop. Without a frost soon the
crop will be simply immense. II is open
ing very slowly, there having been re-
ceiyed here up TO dgte only 45l bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
sulPhur sprtng IS to Have 8 oempress.

HpGciAl % tls 5129Lss,
SULPHUR SPRINGS. TEX, Oct. p
George ". Boomer OF Erie, Pa, msde
the proposition to our citizsDs some lime
since tast if $4,000 WAS given he would
build 8 cotton compress here. To-day
the requisite amount was subscribed, and
Mr.. BJoC.er VIII be here Tomorrow and
will Lave ihe compress up in thirty days
BE also proposes to build c cotton seed
oil mill by next season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
Snow Storm Fl ohissp.

IsaSaN1NG, MICH, Oct. A hesvy
,sEow nss been falling for the pas. Elk
hsdcs. Rporfs tom zunoer Of points
n ;hssIIsper Peninsula shoN that tn
storm is general.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
EVERY NIGIF | SCRiTCHEllss
Until The skin was Raw. Body Covered
with Scales. Like Spsis of mortar.
Curad hY fHA Eu,icura Remedies. :,

am going to tells you of the extrsor tinarfs
change your CUTIdqE. REMEDIES perfo. ss
On eom ntG req n pmples out al over
later later on, wheH it besEaN. iook Iise spots q
mortar on Cam Ho ON In 49, 49,
ssTsry nigh. 6sa. wssraw.sbep the = xt asESt
l1hss sea es, bAshg fdfnei MsA2 while We're
.scrstched off aS1p MvaIn dt2sS las9n II
w. ssGGTa IN M sat ai
tJs.esa advertis SIN eht 10 the newspaper about
Your EBIIcURA sREMEDIEs. and purchased
,ns fsefgist 40 "a g0itGed AL ln tn
scalg sA1sidaeH1a usilY dropped eff and d 3
0ppeark6SSTe By one, and We been fully
cured 81 fS8ihe disease thirteen month be
fore began t3fEJ z the CUTICURA REM EDIss,
AMI in fQpr or EVs weeks was entirely cared.
NJ oissHHa was eczema and psoriasis. re-
commsks.the CBTIcURA REMEDIES 20 all L.
my;EscInisyTsnd l know of great many who
haYe1aEe 1stNam and thank ne for the knowl-
edge of the1Sses pecially mothers who nave
bSRsewith ssxlJer lptiOns on ;heif heads and
gsaIss caaH pres. in words he shsnEs
he r.fvsye. My bodV was covered " IN sc lies
and Nd an awful spectacle to bahold. Now
ny skin16as nice aud lear as a b. by's.
GE0RGE CorEf, Merrill. Ti''
Eso, !, iSSSse+Nos q trace whatsoever of the
disease frGiaskatch sutfereo has shoE itSef
siboe ny cHsT GEO. COfEf.
CuTICURA, the great Skin Cure, ana GU ICuaA
SOAR, an ex91 site SSic Beautiisr prepared
from It, and CCTICURA REsoLyEEf, ;he new
Blood Parifsr, are held by the thousands upon
thousand whose lives have en- made happy
by the cure of ssonizlng. humtlls:lng, itching,
scaly and pimply diseases Of The skin scalp ana
blood with locs Of hai-.
Sold everywhere. Price, CBTIcuRA, SOC;
SOAP, sc; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared By the
Po1TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
Mas.
e@-Sendfor "How to Cure skin Diseases" ca
pages, % illustrations, and 100 tes .imonials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
Window sInr, saesor.ss Ks,ume,

PITTsBUBG. PA, Oct Ate: 8 Shut
down OF fifteen weeks, the window g!sss
factories Of the west resumed operations
today, giving employment &c seys76
thousand nsa. The outlook for tr.de j.
encouraging.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-03
Uneonstitu.ional Oath.

CARSON CITY, New, Oct. 2.-The SUI
preme court of the state has decided that
the anti Mormon test oath passed By 81
last Legislature II unconstitutional
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DIXIE DOINGS.
Events of q Week in the Sunny
Southland.
EXCITEMENT IN FAYETTEVILLE. TENN.



The most horrible and revolving: crime ever
committed in Cherokee county has just come
to light, the consequences of which blast the
life OF a young and pretty girl, Henry Brown
lee, colored, las been arrested on the charge
OF seduction and is now in Jail. Great excite
ment prevails and it is feared that an outraged
citizenry may do violence to the negro.
The girl is about is years OF age, ANA resides
on the Etowah river, four miles from this
place, with her grandmother The girls grand
father, some two years ago, paid Henry Brown
lee out of the chaingang, and the prisoner had
since then been living on the place. He is
mulatto, 30 years old. and has wife and nine
children. Brownlcc has not lived with his
family for some time, has figured i'll the courts
quite extensively and has never borne n good
reputation. He appears confident of coming
out all right, denying the seduction. He
waived preliminary hearing and went to jail.
He will be tried at Cherokee superior court,
which meets three weeks hence. Colonel
G. d. Maddox and Captain II. w. Newman
will assist i'll the prosecution of the case.
William, alias John, Love ,colore d was arrest
ed Sunday afternoon, at Savannah, for the
murder of Mamie Tompkins.
Last week the body of colored
woman was found in the river. 1t was decom-
posed, and was not identified before burial.
Some colored people gave Captain W. d.
Dixon, coroner, some information 4 day or two
later which led him to believe that the woman
had been murdered and thrown into the river.
warrant issued by Magistrate Molina for Loves
arrest.
Love works on the steamer Katie. He was
asked if he knew where Mamie Tompkins was,
and he said that he did not. He was not ac-
cused of the murder, but was sent to Jail for
safe keeping. The Tomplins woman has not
been seen since the night of January 9Th, and it
is said on that night Love was with her, and he
Is the last person who was with her, so far as
has been learned. The case is being worked
up by the coroner. The clews so far obtained
point directly to Love as the murderer of the
woman.
Recently a house and warehouse were de-
stroyed by fire in Hnesville, and all the cir
cumstances pointed to its being the work of an
incendiary. The people have been greatly
wrought, up in consequence. Intelligence re-
ceved here states that a negro was ar
rested there Tuesday on the charge of burn
ing the houses aforesaid. He is said to have
confessed the deed, and implicated several in
the crime. After preliminary investigation,
he was committed to Jail in Hinesyille. That
night band of armed men overpowered the
deputy sheriff, who had tho prisoner in charge,
and carrying him off to the woods shot him to
death. Great excitement prevails in that sec
ton
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HUGE PRACTICAL JOKE.

BoNHAM, Tex, February Ga drummer
has just come to grief i'll this city in n manner
that will cause unlimited fun for the citizens
for many weeks to come, Last Saturday there
arrived in town young Hebrew drummer,
who represented jewelry house in Philadel-
phia. This was the young mans first trip to
Texas, and he thought it was way-back
country, where style was not wont to
dwell. He dressed himself UP in the latest
Broadway agony, and proceeded to promenade
the town, cycling every girl he met. His &C
tons were noticed by several young men of
the town, who determined to take some of the
conceit out of the drummer They accordingly
formed a band of eight or ten, and agreed
upon plan of action. Two of the num-
Der made friendly advances to him, and
proposed TO show him the town by night.
10 all of their plans tho young man readi-
ly agreed, and about 10 o'clock at night
the trio started out in the west part of tho
town to an alleged beer garden When about
half mile from the square i'll Il dark, muddy
and thinly settled portion of the city, the
drummer and his escort were suddenly con-
Ironted by five or six heavily armed and dCs
perate looking individuals, who called to the
trio to halt The dudes escort. according to
preconcertod arrangement made a break to
run, and the drummer, who was almost fright
ened out of -, his wits, thinking
it was a regular Texas hold-up, of
course ran also. Immediately the armed
party commenced a regular fusillade, about
twenty shots being fired after the fleeing
party Ono of the guides fell and cried that
he was seriously wounded. This added terror
to the thoroughly frightened youth. who had
ganed the middle of the street. and rccnrdless
of mud and Good clothes was running for dear
life. Police Officer Weathersby, who
had started to learn the cause of
so much shooting. met the fleeing
pistol down into his face. told him to stop.
The officer assured him that no ham was in
tended and allowed him to come on to town,
where he had a remarkable story to tell of his
escape from the band of desperadoes. Pres
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D.fSSySSIIspI.

Tho legislature will not this session, pass
any further general law regarding prohibition,
leaving the local option law to stand rs it is.
but more than score of Five mile laws" APP
plying TO churches, schools and Villages have
already passed. Tho cherished idea of the
Women'S Christian Temperance union, to
have the five mile law to apply to tho girls
industrial institute, ut Columbus, has been
abe, ned for this year, us the delegation
from that county is bitterly opposed to it. The
this city, was withdrawn from the temperance
committee for amendment and has not yet re-
appeared, and the city and county is now dry
The object of this bin is to deter the liquor
men from petitoning for an election when the
tho city could reap no benefit from tho olec-
ton, even should tho county go wet, there
would, OF course, be no inducements for the
wet men i'll the city to cooperate to carry tho
election.
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made in No. 3 township. Edgecomhc county,
by an immense hawk upon II negro woman.
Tho latter saw the hawk with hen and ran
to Brighten the hawk away. The hawk tlerc-
woman with its bcak, talons and wings 1t
tore tho flesh from her fingers and hands. Tho
woman was finally rescued by Davenport and
other men, who killed the hawk The woman
was bruised and torn. Her clothing was liter
ally stripped off and she was bloody from head
to foot.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE
ATLANTA, February II, l5}3

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE cotton mo- ement
for the week and since September lst with complr-
iSous with the periods Of last year. according
to returns TO the Journal of Commerce TO February
10, were as follows: Receipt, at Interior tow &C.
;Jl bales, against $3.50 baes last ye ,r shipments
59,5l6 bales against g. - bales last year stocks
remaining were 393 S95 bnlCs comrased with 35,S20
bales Tor tie same time in 1857. Receipts ut porta
09,6lSbale for the week. against IL S)J bales for
The same week last year, eiycries from ilnta-
tionS II, 163 bales against 0 1858 bales las year, and
total deliveries iiom plantations since September LIST
amounting to 5,035 l5 bales against 1860 bales
for the period last year an incie $50 of 49,
10 bales and the total of the crop ia sight up to
February 10 amount II to 1851 ba e. against
81 1858 bales for the same time last gear, u-
crease Of l0l G)j bnlcs.
Net receipts ior day 1874 bales, against 1886
bales last ycnr. cxr0rls IL 7i} hnlcs. hist I19il
bales; stock 876.70 bales, lust year 1886 ba O..
Below VIC give the opening aud CLOSING quotations
t.kta hsIatE l..,
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NOKTH CAKOLINA.

i. A. Ross, farmer living near CLASSY
mountain, was shot and instantly killed by
some unknown party last Thursday night.
Ross had been sick. and was lying in front Of
the fire. waiting for his wife 10 rearrange his
bed. When she had finished sle called to
him TO come, that his bed was ready. just as
10 had gotten up and vas in the act of cross
iug the room, he was fred upon by some one
outside Of tho house. Throwing up both hands
and eyClaming Lord, have mercy on me,
Ross fell dead on tho floor. Ross s said TO have
been Spy" by some OF his neighbors, who
are Illicit distillers and il Is thought some Of
those parties are the guilty ones, though at
present there is no clue as 20 who did tho
shooting
W. J Davenport gives news Of an attack
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Cancers Cured.

DR.. A. G.. Wollard, OF Richmond, Va, is
having great success in curing cancers. He has
cured hundreds pronounced incurable by other
physicians. Seni for pamphlet with refer
ences and certificates The doctor can be
found NJ his office, No North Sixth street
(whcro he is permanently loeated), Richmond
Va. wkS
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