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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-19
-,,.rRANoE COMPANIES.
InDOItant Statement

-,royALLEY LIFE COHP.AIhI ~ ~. nip y
TIE Oi..i,, m aniEaiiOn, hAa pala IBS,5iia,s n
ian sine, ~, and Thirty Thousana DSiiI 4, y n
, a sd :! 6s nan sSsi Seoe
setief hnAnclAi ,,Inttng Reserve Fund, which
s51snse pogcon, G ~, i9Ps Z Su SaI ioaes
ssaben ~ uSns,ipnce; and the cost Of IN
ass the ATeiss9v.S VALLEY" u less thAn one
5P,s,, e! . eisasSrssd BY Ola Life Insurance O0n
IiaEouro yALLEY,' has paid % heiI5 Of I ne
ss esseT q T TSsaiRSd AR Bol Sn SnoBI
Sud' Of siIy 'p ms made, We mention the ioI:
s3 !i O. RpSiP5onp SfTi@.h x1S o. DAVID
zIb. fl!'9Tni, ,t ward; jGuieS Wheeler, Seventh
' FSSg!rei SsaeI gSarse ssR, q FrsaSspO
By D. Z sIj6,,IS RallrbSd Agent, BellGiTe' 49,,
moo 5cs want sl.S 4. 6SSs5S R Fl S Booi
ssqufe y u w., and Fourteenth sEFoob, Seconu
Lot, ifoa'' "S' ROBERT WHITE, President
~ C,yFgriI, Secretary, isi7
p n I1GAS, 1rttsuTe[. -
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The sweetest thing In purses Is when q
pretty girl purses her lips.
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"sPALDINa's GLuE"-Riwaya up to the
sticking point.
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ELEcr1oN NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. a, 1888.

AtR meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
tho county Of Ohio, held on Thursday, the nd day
Of December, 1851, the following action wa had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
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The telephone companies neod never
tell their customers to call again.
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Arrivals one year 90d6
KKMARKS
The receipts though some 100 bead less than
las weeks offerings, are reported as fair supply,
and there Is fairly gooi demand reported in all
me Yards he quality Is quito good, generally,
ana pticCs show no change sine LAST week, and
range al 65ta7Sr few only selling under 10, with
inost sAits Il 75Sa7ISs. OF the receipts as lead
came over the Pennsylvania Railroad, and l,Sls
head over the baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
CLARRMoST LIVE STOCK Markell
BALTIMORE, Jan. &C. lsSS,
All hogs and sheep sold IN these yards By 4. A.
Blankshcro are at gross weight
RecoipU this week ass mead OF hogl, EgAinAt
go head LAST week. Good heavy hogs selling from
a 10 10 60 CO.. fair 70 good Is 70 70 8 S0 pigs sell
log from s. % TO IS 2ji rough hogs selling al 81 rs 10
AnRTyAtBo OF LIVE TocT
Al Gdrsr,Oit Sock Hdrdt, via Baltimore & ONO
Railroad, f5T tsotk ending jan Is.
ia can, containing 1906 cattle 10 calves, 1872
theep, dG30 hogs, Is horses, Sc mules shipments 70
New York. Philadelphia, etc., 7b5 cattle, calves,
90 sheep. 2,eS4 hogs, 81 horses, Is mules
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Petroleum,

NEW YoRX, Jan. 1s-The tradlng In the Petrol
cum Exchange was comparatively light today
but confidence was practically restored and pArt
Of yesterdays loss was recovered. The opening
was strong at 7I{c, but the bears hammered the
market In the DIST hour aud forced the price down
to SGIfo. II ralllt eiElly, however, anu was gen
orally firm. although several attempts were made
70 c6preE It In the last hour It advanced sharp
y and cosed strong at SSfci sales Oo0 barrels
on CTTY, Pa, Jan: IS Opened at S71<c; high
est SS<c lowest S6asc; closed al sslc; 50 C. l6SI
90 barrels; cearRnCes b,S6400O barrels; runs 81
993 barrels; shipments 1881 barrels charters GO,
O v ha rrnln
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OLEYELAND d PITTsBURGHRAIL-
" R0AD.-Undef schedule In eject NAY n
1857, trains leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
time: For Pitiabnrgh and Cleveland $40 q. m,
l:l2 p. u. For PltiBbuFSh, l0:l7 a. m. FOR VOLS
yilo, 4:l2 .. N. For Staubanville 1856 8. N. BoI
Martins RerTy, 6:lb O. N.
Trains arrive Al bridgeport 81 1853 g. m, i0sS2H
NJ also p, M, biS p m, 4:64 D. ~, and 7;s p. n
myl5
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Sunday trains on K. & o. Railway arrive at
Charleston Rt Clio p. m. waiting Tor o. j.. X; X.
train No. / at Point Pleasant, This Is the short
line, and parties purchasing tickets should ask for
tickets via. the Ohio River Railroad. For Informs
ton regarding n;es, routes, etc, address
W. J. ROBINSON, 4enl Pas. EEH1tt
FRED. HUsEMEN,
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI q ST.
i LOUIS RAILWAY C0-PanhAndlo Route.
Under schedule in eject MAY Is, 1857 trains
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time; For 9teu'
benville and Pittsburgh, 6:S6 q. m l2:s5 p. nj
$50 p N. For ateubenville, sos p. m. The e:Ss
q. N. and sos p. m trains mako direct connection
for Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis and OH
oAgo The l2:3S p. m. train IuaEos direct conn6o'
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive 81 Wheeling eflb \. M, l0:lb r. nj
2:t5 .. N. and 800 y. NJ. mTN
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Marx how beautiful her teethl
ROSeAte gums above. beneath,
Ard her breath. how sweet how purel
E0ZODOST you may DO sure
Che believes In. daily uses,
And all substitutes refuses.
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PnnRuEsH, Pa, Jan lS.-Petroleum fairly active
and firm; opened at S7fc; closed at $50; highest
Ssj<ci lowest s6Hc.
Tr4usyuIG, PA, Jan. ls.-opened at s71ko; high.
eat SS1lG; lowest sG4fc; closed a. SS7Sc.
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVER
WI College opens $50 year January 3 1883.
Best equipped School OF Music IN Western Penn.
sylyAnla. Directors OF instrumental and Vocal
Music American gentlemen OF much culture,
graduates Of Berlin aud Munich. A School Tor
Piano and 0ngAn, for Voice Culture and singing
for Violin. Guitar and Mandolin, ionharmony and
theory. Numerous free advantages RecitAlS in
Music Hall. short hand, Type' writing, Blooution,
Art aud all literary advantages OF the highest or
der Pupils enter any time Seud for circular 10
the President. R, T. TAYLOR, Beaver, Pa.
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aIIyRis al ...... g5l
Arrivals one yesr 9o'
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nT1ITITC shFopshIre, OF, and Coty. SHEEP.
0fAuIIES JorSey Reds and Berkshlie HOus:
p. Roofs and B. Leghorn Chickens. BHnnLE
TnFkoyG. PgTS and CARP In season. ENulNESsI
mis-, H. Prs, &c, hest and cheapest; part pay II
lumber. satisfaction guaranteed on AL
oil No 80 cent book for % cents and nAmo'
NlLUS and address Of twenty vida awake Farrn'
T, X, CARsKApoN,
no23W KeJEdr. ". Va.
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A man With an elastic conscience does
not necessarily have cork soul.
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OFFICE OF me CAIyERroN srocK YARDS, [
MONDAY, Jan, l6, lSsS. !
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THIS PAPER howell lieg eS g SsW y as
LdysEtl.ing BuFesl 90 sPE1S3 stN SsSEs SdysStE7s
IaEaF6 ny - Eece - y ~ WV Hs'h!'~'
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gI1e gateLkiasnesn:
DO AS MUCH FOR THE GIRLS.

gmoe, Nos. aS and ~ Fourtoenlh Street.
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{ ONO RAILROAD-

UhLElhOkE u OdlO HAlBhUAD-
OOeparture II trains from wheeling. Schedule
in effect November 70, 49, EslaFn time;
Express for Chicago and tbs Rar.hRas., 1850 a.
m, $40 p. m. 1880 p. m. daily, HRA u ASN.n.GAily
ExprSs for Cincinnati and St Louis, $50 q. m.
daily, n:lb p. N. daily except Saturday
Express for Columbus and Cincinnati 2:i5A. me-
ExpTeSs ior Warrington, 0. O., Baltimore, PhilA.
deiphiA and New York, $40 q. M and 5:4S p. m.
Express Trains arrive from Chicago, $40 and $50
q. m and 6:l5 p. NJ daily, and $500 q. m. daily ex'
Express tfSIul Grrivc from St. Louis and CincIn.
natl, 500 4. N and SIS p m. daily.
kxpre5s trains arrive from Philadelphia, BAIT.
more AID Washington, D. o. 1850 u. m. and lo:65
For 70 Columbus, s.5oA. m. daily, and HIS p m.
daily except Saturday, and 2:S p IN. daily except
TIGI1s arrive from Columbus, 500 4. m. daily,
and 6:I5 p m. daily, and 1928 q. m. daily except
For Ritsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m.
and p. N. daily; Express, $40 4. m, Las D. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train for
washington; Pa; $50 p m daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from eittSburRh, 9.4O daily, and
2:i5 p. m. and 6:65 p. N. daily except sunday;
Il 10 r. m. daily except saturday, aud 2:+o q, m.
sunday only.
For NOuhdSViiO, i2;OO noon, daily except Bun.
From aouadlvine, llO p. N, daily except
sunday
For Grsiton, s;l5 p. m. From Grafton, 9;25 q.
NJ, daily except sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 q. m. From Cumberland
$50 p. n daily except Sunday.
For 81 ClairSville. $50 O. m, ?. N, and 5:I5
p. m daily except Sunday.
From st Granville, $40 q. N. and las and Gas
| p. m. daily, except sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hoselB and
rosidences on orders left at ticket Office 100 Mar
19' 1'iOel Aha ai Il SG b t1npn nou p,n ,rnnt.
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RAILROADS.

OHIO RIVER RAMRoAD.-TINE
" abba taxing eject SUNDAY, DEC. Is, 1857,
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MADISON DISTRICT,
CLAY DISTRICT.

ULAI DIoIRIOIs
A, A@s o!d S cssrt Hole-w. F. Peterson, John H
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Live Stock Markets,

st. LOUIS, Ho., Oct s.-Cat,le-RecsipIs lc00;
shipments 5000; stescy; choice heavy native
steers 20 l0G5 20; fair to good do. "a 8 ms Isl;
butchers steers So 1904 40 suckers AID feeo ers
fed 81 00G3 10. Fl gs-Receipts 42O0; ship
ments 10 0; market lower; choice heavy Sc POO
81, packing ST 0JT6 IS; light grades S. coz
6 90. Sheep Receipts $50; shipments 1900;
market s-eady; fair to chulce s. 0094 90.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. s. Cattla-Receipts
tive; beevss Sc CG66 IS: ste rs So a563 20;
stockers and iced r. S! 02d3 20; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 3jd3 on Texans 81 as 10;
western rangers $! .5a4 Is. Hoss Receipts
1900; shi ment. $500 market slow AID i9c
lower; mixed S. 9'a6 81, beavJ S. Coe6 As;
light s. 65e5s0. Shsep-Rece pte 500 ship
ments $50 market stead. nslives So COOS 10:
western So 0jas TO; Texsns s. ] as 80; lambs
81 00G5 60.
hArsAs CITY, Mo-, Oct . -CasIe- Rece' pts
GA shipments Saur a. 1884 oveIstocked with
common, half Ted siutf and the market Is de-
u oraiized. Good to choice rOrn-1ed 81 70
as b; common to mecium So l0e4 co. Stock
ere and fee ding steers 81 6lG3 S9i grass range
steers S. 6Od2 80; cows 81 25G2 = Hos.-
Receipts 49C6, shipments So u!aay 5543; marktt
wess and fully l0G20c low eood o choice
S. az 0j; common to medium % VO6' 81.
eheep-.se ceipts l.04. shipments Saturday
1902; mar ct STEADY for tat lamb. and good
mu.Ions, good to choice mutton s. I5G4 Az;
common to metic 81 eoG3 q.
! NEW YORK, Oct. s-Be eves-Seceipts 14UO
| head. Trading was al, and he market :lo sec
! arm Comno0 to god native stcdre y 41S
4 IS; prime do. s. s596 10; Texas 30. 81 2oGt ~
O d Colorado co. ti3 1904 81. Sheyp-Receipts
! 1000; N srket s.eady and fair demand, MN for
/ both sheep and lambs with fee slling as $ %
a. IS for sheep AID S. sac so Tor LIMBS.
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mo Eo-, wexrn wauxasa,

BUTTER-Te1ss l7ho Per n.
COTTON--s 259s IS.
4l'aelsho; fancy 2)o; Java $3.50: soiGsa Bic
9li15. ssa BersY 2ohc
UdEESE-Fdll cream twins l2H6l3c.
CANNED GOODeaPricss pes aerea: Pias
stEndnrG, 3 rs, 81 60; rs q oo; seconds. Is,
Il 40; rs 81 S.; strawberries 2 IS q IS; blaof.
S Ss1Fiss r. "a; gs s,Ion s;ss, +.
81; oyssers. full weight. a95edS.OO; b.
81 60ds1 So tomatoes, standard, 2 ms s. Goa
os; ns q 1901 S.; green oofn 81 1901 60;
salmon. , g. coSa IL; ssrdinss, k., do:
Ssss MIX 3 S. osioTn Ess eannss
goods, Cutting brand. are on the market and
are quoted: Apricots. TX ns, g 10; blackbsf-
white cling, s. S.; plums. 81 90; pears 81 10;
grspee, 81 90: red cherries s. 40.
DBY GOODs-Price list Of fall and winter
sas1ss Eaan fancy
4xc, Cyclone. &c: Dunnen &c; Ed.
9 y ss rsV HI sa10y e. e. 0a
staple checks. eci Lodi, Be; Manchester. SCI
iherrimsoA, &C.; Rsmspo, SIC; simneon's
mo1rnings, 6hci Windsor fancy, exc; Wash.
ingtun oil colors, &c W shingIon canary, To-
Brown Decentralization, &c; Appleton A,
7s<c: Argyle Family Cotton, 7lsc; Augusta A.
&c, Belfast Z, 61<ci Back Crow. exc B OF O.
s.; Busy Bee: CSC; Clifton Geo, sRc; Oorstltu
lion. I4c; Chapman Lining, $40; Marshal
LII log, 44c; Uuca G, Axe; Lawrence LII. &c
Piedmont, a..
BleGched Corton-sterllng, Sc: Prosperity &c
Peabody &c; Ballardville, &c; Forest Mills
7hGs Pioneer, Ike: Snowflake, Ike; Elerton
sax Lally Of the Valley, sIc: Lonsdale, Sc;
r y&s.one. Sc, Chanpion,6kc: Conwas !, f7Kc
Egr1sa'er. shc; DaunIless, &c; Farmers Gao.ce
Z First Call, 6Hc; Fitchvalle, Ike; Fftit o,
The Loom, 9Ec; Gem Of the Spindle, SCI Guic
Medal, 7Lc.
HissorJ Stripes - Hamilton, HI. Extra stout
1oc; Rock River. s1sci Cambridge, -; Sheridan
Sci Ccnsstoga 1etc, q
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DOUBTFUL STATE.
New Hamp,hire Eow Regarded as en- the
Eve OF q Political R. versal.
Cincinnati Encnirer.

Eve OF u Political r. versal.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 5.-New
Hampshire is lot regarded as doubtful
state in ordinary political calculation, bul
recent advlces from there indicate tina,
there may be s surprise forthcoming from
that direction. C. j Ellis, one OF the
leading politicians of tae state whose
homo is 81 Rochester, N A., and VINO is
at present in WASH. gton, has greet hopes
Of political reversal II November.
"It is doubtful state" said he. "The
Republicans have been weakened by the
prohioi.ory liqaor legislation, and the
Democrats will probsoly elect their ckn-
did1te for Governor. a hard nsht is be-
ing made sgsiust Congressman NICK n =
ney in the FIRST district, and a lot CT out
side fuence Is put agsinst him, ss the
district is & close one, but he has much
stronger hold than people imsgine and
will succeed himself. He fought this
whole tariff question two yesrs ago and
is not weakened by the issue. as come
Democrats are. The state would be safely
Democratic II II were not for the French
Canadisn vote, which can BE manipulated
st the last moment, and which has gen.
orally been captured oV the Republicans
Mckinney is sn OHIO man, 8 native Of
Licking County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09

visions dull, weak and lower. PorE SIS $50
l6 20. Lsrc priu. s.eam So so Dry salt meats,
shoulders IS o0i longs and ribs 50 so; shors
and RIB. $40 40TlO 80 short clear $40 50GlO sI[..
Ham 81 50Gl3 so. Baling ,tu1, baggi gstes1y;
\ lbs Ike 2bs l2Ic; lion cotton ties 81 200
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. s.-Fs,r business wss
transac ed Ia WIDEST day ana the accustomed
| nervous, nsettiet feeling prevail ed. Flucsus
On, rets FRI qneo. sno VIC ent the close being
&c lower for December an exc loa er for ST ~
tn the closing k[ures o, Saturday. Corn was
tairly active tle I, cling unsettled sad lctus-
tons wide. The close was about the sam SIS
Saturday. Pork uled fair FOR ;ouer and No
Veneer and 2kc highsr 70. Jan AIRY.
Lar WAS weak AID declined 5625c.
Short rib, ruled moderately ,sc'ivee-
d Lssdiag IN ures cos"t; Wheat, NJ: ?.
81 ISL May 81 90 Corn, " tob-r 45c;
Soyembe. -cemoer S9'.' hes; Pofk-
3c'eee stS 81 9,, N.Y. es Js9qAIy
January S. SIS, year S a.. short ribs So IL;
% Der 81 10 January s. AK Cash q tAtons:
flour-St a1v snd UNCHANGED No spring
wheat 81 l57ta i6s; No. > red 81 l5taI l6'i;
No. corn Axe. Mess pors. SIS 30 Lsru,
5000 Snort rios sides. loose. 50 lle9 20. Dry
stated shoulders, boxeL $ sIHa9 W. Short
clear sides, boxed, 50 .5G 90.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. S.-Whe0t market
ateedy; No. rec, cash 5 rs a'ked Nov moer
81 o. asked; December 81 o a Ma. 81 l01I.
Com qliet Nc; cs no bids nor ofeIinss,
yea 2 q BIT May 5l1lc.
NEW YORK. Oct s. Flour Higher. Wheat
duh and lower; spot No. rei. 81 sal Is :.
OpdOns closed: Octo er st 81 II, November
S ls'I DecembaIS GOAL 2On Jsnusrv 81 PIX
February 81 l2h; April 81 "A; ) ay 81 q; June
81 22.s. Uorl-Lower; spot No. 2 559s 81.
Options closed: Ociober 53c; November $3.50;
December 5tIc; January 4.i<., My 4S,.c.
Coffee . lions opened m 30 TO As oints
higher, closed barely siesdy. 40 to 10 points
above Salurc a.. g op repOrss TN avor-ble
and conflicting: sctvs bu mas; sales lac COO
bags including October "A lCG4 %: n vember
l3 S0Gl3 10, Decen Der IL 1903 10; January
u iJG ID o. Spot R.o, fair cargo 8, Ice. sugar
Raw inactive; refined steady, trife better
demand. nj lasses nomina Rice firm, fairly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
A DOH.FACED GIRL.
Her ExpIeHioE. Gait nnd speschs Rave
Chutne FeouIarisirs. .

Her ExpIe3sioE, Gait snG esch, Fave
Cnutne Eeouuarisi,s.
Middletown IN. " Special TO n. Y. Sun.
In & lonely cabin GU the banks Of Co.
selic creek, in the town OF Whle;t, Cort-
land county, nay be found remarkable
freak Ct nature, known through the coun
try round about as the "dog-faced girl"
Here mother and daughter, named re-
spectively Ofiila and Sarah Wslis, live
alone and in poverty, gainipga precarious
support by picking berries and gathering
roots and herbs, and from gifts at the
hands OF the numerous visitors whom
curiosity brings TO their hui.
The peculiarly OF the dog-faced girls
features lies il the chin, mouth and nose,
which prstrude from the hesd and neck
to en- excessive and unnatural degree, and
In shape strikingly like dogs snout or
muzzle. Otherwise she Is we'll formed
and July developed for girl CT fifteen
years and is notably robust and active.
But she is weak minded, and the wonder
full thing about her imbecility is its canine
characteristics IN voice and movement.
Up TO about ten years ole the girl per
sisted in running about on, sli fours, and
In this posture she could outrun sny child
OF her age. Her vocal uttersnces also
were mkrvslously like the barking or
bowling of deg. As shsepprosched the
period Of womaLhood she. learned to walk
erect, and her voice lost something OF It's
canine toZes, but her features and utter
&pces ere still SO enthusiastically Gog-uke
IS to attract marked attention and won
der.
She has sconetant stream CT visitors, in
GLIDING physicians ard scientists, as well
as ordinary curiosity monsters, and these
are told truthiully that her fsther, who
died shortly after her birth, was in 70
way mslfoimed or peculiar. Her mother
is good-lock,ug IL feature snd figure and
orGisarilg intelligent. None Of the dog.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
One Boy z lie Another.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, OCT. s.-Pe er Mercsch.
son Of Mex Mercsch, one Of the wealth.
est men in South Evanston, killed Peter
Koose, son OF & wei!-to-do farmer at
Crosse Point yesterday. MeGcsch and
some relatives were gathering nuts in the
Koose woods, spd We're d.iyea away by
two CT Koose's CONS. A fight resulted
snd Mercsch shot and killed Hscter
Koose. MeIc3ch gave himself up.
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New Orleans,
Special to the Gazette

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. s-Cotton-Fu.
lures opened barely steady, 4 to points,
off, ruled STEADY ] to points lower and
close steady al 10 IL Foints lower ,han
Saturdays clos /: October Q2G9 "A;
November 9Tas IS; December 9 90 q
9 81; January 09a9 10; February
May 945d9 A, Juns 55a9 81; July 9 GAGS Sc.
Sales, 40 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Oct. s. Cot n irregu RI !;
nio ling 9l6 Ice; low m ddlihs 8 l3 Ice; good
ordiary Inc. Net receipts ~ 322. t-Toss
receIpts 1l,S bsies. Exports to Great Britain,
1873 bales. Sale. 5000 bales. Stock, 10 444 baies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09

The whole bearing of the measure Is to
reduce the revenues with the lesst posi-
Bile advantage to tie taxpayer. The only
important additions proposed to the free
list sro Iute, potsshes OF certsin kinds
snd molssses testing not above So.
Sugar, tobacco and whisky are to bear
the bfunt of reduction. The rates on
wool are 10 be advanced. Tsxs.i5n
for revenue, tbs. costs the people
only go much IS Il benefits the gov
erBmsnt, finds no favor in this scheme
Of revision. But every Gu y that has Ia
II the protective virtue Of bringing more
money to the poke III individual bene,
rcisries than 20 the CT Il .rs CT the govern
ment has bee1 retsinsd Tie dest
weight tsxes on crude Materials Of man-
oficrrt-.ulDber, coa, esl', wool, hemp,
fix, ion ors, copper-Icmsin uHdis
tuned The oulY great necessary Of l.v-
Ing wglca the bill makes pretense G.
chesp MIG is eugGT, sud tue sugar rates
have Hs+n 60 arrarged ea TO uerpetuate
the uhdce sdvsa:sga q tbs Tehner.
The nate has raslagtt 20 accentuste
the i2sUs between the parties. The new
ts,if bill! ID 9 spec ic declaration CT tie
intent OF the Rapu litceps TO reduce ttIes
to tins ex:ent Il toe surplus with the least
possible advantage to the taxpayer and
with the largest possible pre- serystiOn OF
-extraueous and Incidental bGrders The
OH ct OF the Mills bill IS precisely ne re.
vecse: To reduce tex atom with the
largest measure CT advantage 70 ulpro-
tec:ed Interests and to crippled industries
The choice Of the people should not be
doubtful,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Ra,,i z tho Prios of Bread.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. S-A5out one
hundred German bskers met yesterday
and by sn almost unanimous vote de-
cls4Nd in favor 0; raising the wholesale
price OF bread l cent per pound for
several grades. They appointed q COM
mittee to wait on the English speaking
bakers and secure their CO operation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Liverpool


LIVERPOOL. Oct s.-"ottou-Futures opened
strong at q decline of to point. ruled o.. Ct
a, the Geclire ard lOse1 weak, 3 to pot Is
lower than the last clos ns October N0vem-
b r "a 0sked n vember Deceube 10 asked !;
December-January Is bid; Jauuary February
ls BID; February Mach as ed; Msrch
April 5 90 asked; April May p asked; May
June "A asked.
LIVERPOOL, Oct s-Cotion-steady. All
q"Otatious OF American cotton have declined
i $50; m'ddliug up auds 5Iid; mi ding o..
leans 51Id. Sa.es lJ,0C0 bales, T viii h 1000
were for speculation and export, and 100
American,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. s. otton easy: middlir g
uplspds l0H; DiddiIrg Orleans lGkc; new rot
ton offered at y less. Sses to da were 162
bales, .iso last week. not before reported, SEQ.
spinning ock, and 1927 for export. Futures
CLOSED steady; the GALES were 81 200 bales. o.
tober $50: november y A. December 94s;
January 9 81; February IS Mach "a; May
92i June 10 o.; July 10 0s August 10 Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-09
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON. TEX, Oct. s.-wool-Firn
spring. twelve months clip, fue l6Tlshc; me
dunn l71ad l9nc; all clip, fire Hk9l51lc; me.
dunn i5liv l6hc; Mexican improved nominal:
Me1 lean one Offering. Receipts this day 10 PSI
poundA; this season 525,?eS pounds; shipmen
this day SO. 81; this season $40 IL pounde (;
ssles this das and season ....; STOCK on hsnc
1881 pounds.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Oct. s.-Wool-Market
was STEADY, with prices unchaI geo.
Bright L ediam 15G23c; coarse braid, 1lG20c,
low candy l0Gl7c; fee light l3Gl9c; fine navy
l0dl7c; tnb washel, 2s9G+5Sc. Receipts largel ,
exceed those or last yeaI.