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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
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ST. Louis, Mo-. May 7.-Fiou, firm bnt very
quiet. Wheat opened srOng. eased Off -ligStly
soon after the opening, hut thereafter sdvanc, q
s,etdily until the los, IN, rices being cent
higher 'hsn Saturday. Ne. 2 req cash IS: NAV
closing s5H: June K, &C o>ing $3.50, nom nal
Jai. 5haahc, closing s4hc: Autust $50 a
oiLc, closing exc; December SSa SSxc, cl. ring
$50, Corn-Fi,'a ara unehsnee0i ca.h 52:i
May 5so5?Hc, losing at BIC; jan, 52G5lx
closihS at SIC; July. 52h95!kc, closing sex
0at. ftH; casn, s4Hc: May "a; June SIX
selling GoTnmeai s: s.. Whisky, 81 a..
81 75a7 s2x. Dry sal. meata. ooxsd. shout
clear ribs. s7tOn7 67h; short ciesrs. 81 75a
8 90. Bacon. boz ed shoulders Sc SIX: long
clears, So 2sss 30; cl ar ribs $ sOas S.;
WhesI strong ana higher; Msy sec; June BIC
july a'6ssc Corn quiet; MAY DC, June az /;
July c. Oats steao, May 3Sxc. June Rf j;
CsIoi Go. ILL May 7.-Tirs. hour on chang
was very duil Opsn;ng prices ranged juss
tribe better ,han elus ng figures on SATURDAY
About II O'Clock wheat pit livened up snc mar.
ket became very active. Sn 1rts who realized
,ha. they must dtpsno on tail end Of old CROP
to I'LL contracts bSughtJune wheat; then visib q
supply fguIes .'ane showing deere Sc.
q IL o sodssels for the week ENCOURAGING
more bnylng. This was fonowea by reparts
from Missouri whioI have baen besii.h recenI-
~, constituting tnat damage was more lhau tx
pected. On thes arguments there was active
u
day was sb Mt x6X. June open ed }, G2X and
sold up to s31i. Jaiy opened at s3H and sold at
s4H. Corn sold within narrowA ranges
ana while The general feeli was e1roSs
In visible supply prevented any special a.
vance. The osing prices are vtly .asAs- cut
side for The day snd frsctions ly ffi8ne IN
sa,urda May opened 5I%o. sod a. 57x 40
closed at67asc; July opened at g5kc, ssm az
$40, and closed st 55Rc. rsovisionssV ere
quiet and steady. tracing being mos n profes
siODa'. Short ribs wcrs most askxscfiye, and
were sod eaily by strong psrti q Wfo cnangru
tbs r min slater and bought back their pu rchase
At higher prices. July RIBS sold at 81 72x
Lard for Jnly sold at IS Tx. closed al S. IS
Pork for Jnly closed at sl4 S5 Leading III nres
closed; Whea. May. s2hc: Ju1e. ;s,Ic;
Jnly $40; DECEMBER, S6hc. Corn NAV
57ac; June 5>xc; Jaly 55Sc; August 55xc.
aers pork per barrel - June, sl4 rs;
July sl4 IS, August sl4 IS Laro
J me. - @; Jolly, IS IS; August, IS 80;
September IS IS: short ribs-June 81 SIX July,
1855; Augu {. 81 TX: september, 81 so
Cash quotations were as follows: FIoar oui.r,
drm and unchanged. WheaE-No. 2
red s6c. No. corn, 55ka.5Hc Mess pork per
Dbl, sl4 Is. Lard, per 100 lbs,ss 17has 90 short
ribs, sides, loose, 81 so. Dry sslted, shout
ders, boxed. S. 00@6 25. thort cle.r eide,,
boxed, IS 0oGS 05.I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08

dorsed By the Democrats Of the vest. biz
nomiaaffor can hardly fail to meet With
universal approval and hearty conflr
nation by the Senate Madison Demo-
Graf.
We do not see the evidence Of any DO /.
iit1cAi calculation or niscalculaton in this
other than consideration of the prooa.
oilities OF longevity, and possibly eolici-
istration In the Northwest.-Ct Cincinnati
Commercial.
he is an able lawyer ard Is held In high
esteem by the bar, and while there are
others moro eminent In the profession
and perhaps better fitted for the place,
there will be general sense Of relief that
the appointment is no worse.-[ Bu.ling.
ton Hawkeye.
Cleveland might have done worse than
appoint Chicago lawyer, with no con-
siderable reputation, Chief Justice of the
United States. He might have hunted up
another states rights secession leader
like Lamar, and insulted the loyalty Of
the north once MORE Cleveland Leader.
The comments that are made to the
ehect that Mr.. Faller Is OBSCURE Is q
lawyer are hardly just, as he has recog.
nihed place among the leaders of the
Chicago bsr. That he is capable IS o
1uri-t with Thurman or Gray or George
A jerks is by no means so certain
[Pttsburg Dispatch. -.
His selection is no compliment to the
federal or state judiciary which boasts
roll call eminent in worth and fitness. Il
is no compliment to the Democratic
psrty, for it amounts to saying thst In
nlilng the Cnief Justiceship from It's
ranks Ii is necessary to try q strange
experiment. st. LOUIS Globe. Democrat.
The cordial expressions OF approval
and satisfaction with which those who
know Mr.. Fuller receive the news of his
nomination will pfedispose those less IA
fored to think the best of the selection
Time may prove his capacity and f.pess,
built would be better appointment II
the country at lsrge had some preliminary
evidence of his qualification for this high
Office other than the admlriug tributes Of
partial friends Philadelphia Press.
Under the circumstances he cannot
hope to come to the great place thas sud.
denly conferred upon him with the ready
and pleased acGaiescence Of the country,
AZ might have bsen the csse with q man
who had been long in the public eye. Blu.
II ne Gas the learning and the abilities de-
nanded BY the post, they will coon wlu
recognition, snd none Will be quicker to
give it than the politicsl opponents of the
which selected him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08

/ The Morning Star is the smallest
steamer which has ever made the run be-
tween England an the Cape. She WAS de-
signed by her owner, Captain r Duncan,
London, and was built st Leith. she is
twenty-six tons, yacht measurement, n
Of teak, copper fastened, and is classed
AL. Her length is fifty feet between per-
.peadiculsrs, over shHfty-six feet, with
eleven feet two INCHES depth Of hold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08

quiet 15c: options steady and rather on,et
Jure II f5all IS; July soalit5; Augrs,
10 iO6lO SO; September 10 OOs Is sursr-
IS test; centrifugal Ok; refined strong st.3
fairly sc'fvs: standard SIS 6a6k; g1anu-
lited6 IL 16G 81. Moiasees Il N 5 lest quo:ed
~ 2CH'. Cotton seed oil quis! but steady
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
CIrburRe,
Spesial to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
CLxsURNn, TEX, MsJ 7.-DIstrict
court Is engaged to-day in the trial of the
suit of the wife and heirs f Willlsm
Johnson, deceased, against the Santa Fe
Railroad. This suit is brought to re-
cover damages for the killing cf William
Johnaon by the defendant company In
1885. The plaintiffs claim $4,000 dam
ages.
Yesterday evening, at the residence OF
Rev. DR.. Simms, mr.. William Fllgo and
Miss Glars House were united IN mar
rage,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08

The King Of Spain is eighteen months
old, and has 3 salary Of el,coo, zoe, with
the prospec. Of raise as soon n the
usiness viii warrant IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08

Dealers In hard wood furnishings say
that sycamore wood is fast coming into
use. 1t "works" well, makes an excel
lent finish, and il much cheaper than
birch, maple or oak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
P,ar1o Basksts,

The umetof picnics is here, and you
wiz need basket to carry lunch in, and
20 plscs hs6s bsstersf pretsiss sssort-s
anent thsAFhxxs tssTort Wpfsh, Grocer
Co. the 1hief rssslf 1foen5 hanssiiD Abe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
8avessoa.

aAIyasroN. TEX, Nay L. osssoa spot
closed call and unchanged.
Gross receipts, AL.
Sales, none.
Exports, none.
Shipments coAstwiso, 500,
Rail shiomente, 49,,
Stock 7l56 bslee.
Low ordinary. I b-lec; ordinary. 1s-isc;
gooa ordinary. 6xc. Low middling, 9 Ice;
mid0ine 7-lec: good nilclilg. l3-1so; MID.
dli1g fAi1 10 6.l6c. ,.-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
EKSsSOEAk
ENGLISH COsSOLi

ENGLISH CONSOLs.
LoNDcN. May 7.-Consols closed 90 5-l6c for
m ney; silver 42k5.
MONEY
NEW SoRa, Nay 5.-Monay On q call easy
at X to per cent. Last loan closed Ut TX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
NOE1Oa MARHsrs.
asos,sts st All United States p.rs,
n ev YurE.

NEW YORK. May 7.-Cotton - Spot closed
steady and unchanged.
Sales. 1884
stock, 2J9,l 65.
Low ordinary, -; ordinary. 1916: GOOD
c'r,nSts. exc, ioe micdi!ng. exc; mIodling,
10 ls;; good middlins, 10 l6o. n:ddli7s lsir.
lie.
Futures op ened eaey; q. decline 2 to points
closing dull to points lower.
Sales 400
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
EsyorpoaI.

Ltyorpoal,
LrvKRPocL, MAY 7-Cotton-Spot closed
6rm and uncha ugeG.
OrdinarT 4Id; good ordinary l-loi: Inv
mtddling l6d; m:ddl.rg upisrds 5 7-I6d;
middlins Orleans 5kd.
Total sslee IL OF; American 10000,
Imuoyts 5000; American 25O1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
The Conse nsrass.

eALv1sroH. TEX. Nay H. Coffee Oh.
changea.
NEW Yolx. Nay 7.-Ooaee-spot fair; BIO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08

HORaKS AND HULks-IA car or UaiA load
olsa: HexicAn mares. I2k 70 lsx hands hieh,
Mares. 13Xto Il hands high. uAbroksn. 06oQo
y 90 paJheAA: Nsxicsn mares. II to Is hanoi
nigh uAhEoke1. "a 00076 % Per neaa; TexSI
maxsss u - u hands HIGH unhrokel, 30 o0o
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
If You Fear an Attack.

Of fever and ague, or bilious remIt:ent fever, don't resort to qulnine, a eumuls- tive and pernioious drug that has ruin ed many constitutions. Use withOut de lay remedy which the leading physl- cisns of America have recommended fOr over thirty years psst-Hostetter' Stom ach Bitters. Dumb sgue and sgue cake DO less than the actively febrile forms of material disease, are promptly reliey- ed and ultimately uprOOted by 1t. In the tropics where febrile complaints Of this sort are more virulent than in the temperate zone. Hossetter's Stomsoh Enters has established a reputation fot preventive and remedial efficacy which competition has not been able to affect pref elodicislly-nsy. has even served to strengthen. Disorders of the stomsch sni bowels. particularly thcse to which mRleris gives rise, are speedily relieved by it. Kidney complaints, rheumstisn, nervousness and sleeplessness, siok headache and constipation yield 10 if, Appetite and sleep ars both improved by it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

HE fHaUces of Pima County are ID bs;ter condition to-day than they have been for long time previous. County varrsuts are selling at 90 and 9212, and vhen the bill recently passed through Congress- becomes s law legalizing the Liiihonal fifty tho ussnd dollars, bond si indebtedness, the business of the Coauty will be done on cash basis, With such a showing ss this We need tot be afraid to go before the country sad solicit it's attention to our resources Ei -eauirements. Money fig needed to dsyslope our water supply by which tunireds of thousands of acres cen be 1sds available for the plough, aud Tor t1is money we must look to oEe or more q the great moDeyed centers ot the East, where an immense surplus or wealth awaits but the bidding Of its avners to be up snd doing. II this capital will not seek us let us then seek Rsnd by proper demonstration enlist ls sympathies and support ID the de- T5lopmen. of one of the finest counties u he territory of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1888.

Ns. THEo. G. FITCH returned from s,1crs a few days since and giVes most interesting account of She prosper i,y of thst state, not only from s mining s1, also from sn agricultural and pomo- 5.ioal standpoint. The demand TOT s,nora oranges has caused hn incEeased s.esge of orchards to be planted and sousht into notice oibels that hsd not hen previously known to the market, So es.the output for the present 7eas wIii .,,sed all preceding seasons by fully o,a.,hlrd. The rich Rlluyisl lands ot the Yam snd Mayo rivers are ct last In s ,si, ssy of being opened up by the milling of the long talked of railroad from NAzstlsn to Gusymas. distance of nearly 1000 miles. 1T tbis be done these rschless valleys will become the orange ar.a.-is of the world. Thsn these two r..eys there gre no tsirer spots under the ,an. but while life, as at present, Is in- .care within their borders, t5eEe can be rs,,her progress nor advancement.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

TIE Star has, we note, for the past sssk or more, bsen assiiuously and
 persisiently demanding that the Courier make good it's charges on the PeFslta Hughes- -Rsavis purchase. Now, while rs wildly snd trsnticslly believe that ,hs little boy of the Star wants just what ssi crying for, We can see Do real res- .on why be should so sppeslingly look % the pine clad hills of Yevapsi for a nnsthinE that can be Lad nearer home. We once before, with that nstIVe uoiesty for which we eyer. characterized, r.lily made this same sssertion' but possibly while reaffirnIng his faith in he democracy, our good intentions were overlooked. Not wishing 10 be obtruslve bu. availug Curaelves of the present opportunity to speak little louier, We say that this rnlch needed information can be had rigat here in Tucson, and if he will publicly ask us for t, Fe will tell him right where to gsI t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

ALREADY there IS weakness n me slks of the democracy at Ss. Louis' New England committee meu are with 3sving from the bodies in which they hsli political membership. EG-Msyof Pnucs of Boston, delegate to St. Lotus Eas Outspoken enough 10 say that Inc oaly pos sible show the democracy nave o.OarrylDs a New England state in the coming election, will be Conneotlcut sai even there the chance will be hard
 ly worth banking on if low tariff be sn' issue. The danger signal to the demo
 c'scy will be hoisted CD more than ont .iste pinaele before the electors gel Ihrouoh with them this coming Novem
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
Washington Camp.
Its Mineral Output and Promising Future

Its Mineral Output and Promising Future
 Washington Camp. says NIT. AlsGan- der Ohilds, one fl the solid citizens Of that camp now in the city, is looking better than she has st any time within the past several years. The men em- ployed and shipments of ore made give the camp quite promising appearance.
 Heretofore the ores shipped hsYe largely been confined to these carrying silver and lead, but the recent advance m copper has turned the attention ct mine owners to that metal with good re- sulss. All the old copper dumps which, during the depressed condition of the copper market, were absolutely value lees, come Q, ouce into prominence and gre now netting their owners fair re- turn.
 The Pride of the West, worked by Messrs. Chspin < Neville, ship from 3 Co car loads of ore per month. the ss say value of which IS from 2S to 45 per cent copper. In this ore there is also working percentage of silver.
 The Empire mine, operated by Messrs Olsen X Harrison, gets 10 the mssket with from ooe to two cars per month from which they derive handsome pro- it.
 NIT. Dave Allen is working the Ohio and will make h trlBl shIpneBt soon |. The extracted clocks well and will un- aoubtedly yield him good return for his labor.
 The Banana, Es;relle. LouIse. Indi ana and others owned by the Hensley Mining Company are being worked to advantage and it is tO be hoped with s good deal Of profit on ,be arrival of the concentrating machinery ordered by 'hst Company. Immediately on the arrival of this machinery which will be on the ground within the next three week, it will he put ID place and the work ot concentration began, The ores to be worked are silver and lead bearing. The same process by which they are tO te reduced has long been in successful operation ID Lesd vile and vicinity. The Company are now having 300 cords of wood delivered preparatory 10 s continuous run vhen once under way
 | Taken oo the whole the esmp IS pros 1 perous and hIds far to be even more so in the near future winch promises many import.n. developments. h Hsrshav the same IS observable hat has dominated the place Tor th' pas. six months. Strangers gre hndini the way to camp snd considerable i'm provements ID the way of building snt repairing IS going on.
 Mir. Cheney proprietor ot the concen trsting wort at Hsrshsv, has secured lease on the American and old frenei properties and will reopen both. On th former he is putting up whlm Tor th' better convenience of handling me ou' put from the mine.
 The concentrating works have bee temporarily shut flown pending the arr val of some needed pieces of machinery which are almost daily expected
 The Crittenden smelter MT. Onild pronounces a satisfactory success, th result of the output thus far having bee most gratifying to the company and It management.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
Electric BItters.

This remedy is becoming SO we'll known and SO popular ss to need DO sDecisl mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer me1icine does not eI- i.t and if is guaranteed to do Hll that IS claimed. They will cure sll diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt hheup and other affection caused by impure blood. ~lli drive Malaria from the system ana pre- vent as well as cure sll Mslsrial levers. For cure of Headache, Constipation snd Indigestion try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money re- fnnded-Price 50 cents and Sl per bottle a, Geo. Martins Drug Store,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
What am l to Do?

The symptoms of Billlousness are qn- happily but too well known, They dlt' tar in different individuals to some eI- tent. A Bilious man is seldom 8 break fast eater. Too frequently, alas, be has an excellent appetite for liquids but
 one for solids of & morning: Ills tongue will hardly bear inspection si any time; if it is not white and fufred' it is rough, at all events.
 The digestive system is wholly out Of o,5s, and D1srrhes or Constipation nav be a symptom or the the two may sIternste. There are often Hemor- pboids on even loss of blood: There may be giddiness and often headache and so,dity or iistulence and tenderness m m the pit of the stomach. To correct correct all tbis if not effect 6 cure. try Greens Aueust Flower, it costs but triHe and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
AN IMPRoMrU DCEL WITH FATAL
 RESULTS.
JosePhus Phy snd ex-Sherin Gabriel Meet fin Deadly FnCOanter-one is Killed and the Other MortAIIy
 Wounded.
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 About eight o'clock Thursday night the people on Man street were sudden ly startled by the loud reports of pistol shots in rapid succession proceeding from the TuDnel saloon, No previous sltercation wss h. ard and it was al first thought that some one under the infiu- snce of too much "booze" was emphnIz- iug his hIlsrity with harmless pistol practice, but when two strug gling forms came through the screen doors into the street, still firing at each other, and one fell on ths street end the other stsgger- ed down the aide walk towards the Flo renee Hotel. the fact was recognized that fearful tragedy had been enacted in the semi-darkness that surrounded the entrance to the Tunnel saloon. Eleven shots were fired, and the echo of the last had scarcely died away ere dozens of people had gathered about the prostrste form of Josephns Phy, . well known resident of this place who was evidently badly wounded, but was still tOurishing keen bowie knife in a threatening nsnner that for a short time repelled the friendly offices rendered him.
 He was carried 10 the stage coral where Dr. Harvey examined hls wounds One shot had passed through his lstt thigh, utterly shsttering both bones; another shot had passed through the front portion of his abdomen, very like ly cutting some of the intestines. and the third shot entered in front of his right shoulder, the ball psssing down wards and across the body, lodging un- der the skin on the left side near the nipple of his breast, from which place 1t was cut out by the surgeon. The last wound occasicne1 internal hemorrhsge and. although everything possible was done to relieve his sufferings, be died at half past twelve o'clock the same night, four and one half hours after receiving the shots.
 The other party to the tragedy. ex- Sheriff Gabriel, had proceeded down Main street after the shooting, to the entrance of the 0. K. livery stable, where he fell. He wss assisted into a room where the blood from his wounds was stanched unul doctor could be snm moued from Sscaton, IS m'les distant.
 Dr. 38bIn reached town about half past one o'clock yesterday morning and found Mir. Gabriel bearing mp heroicslly under his severe wound. IL wss found that one shot had entered his left side. very close to the heart, and had come out below the left shoulder blade, csus- ing a dangerous wound. The second shot had eDtered the right groin and come out low down and close to the spine, also making n very dangerous wound. He rested quite costly however and yesterday felt very cheerful and hopeful, snd Dr. Ssbin said that, al though the chances were against recov- cry, there is possibility of him surviv- ing the dreadful wounds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

THE Apache Review sniss its castor ID the journalistic ring in its issue of May 30th, Vol. | NJ. l. T. is publish cd in St. Johns. Apache County, the re- puted stronghold on a corrupt democrs- CT. The Review is republican in prIn- cipI-s, bus promises to be conservative ID it's opinion. It has DO party clique to serve and will serve none, but will do iustlee to all, brother-in-lsws and Chief Justices included. We welcome it among our exchanges and wish 1t 6 long lie and big chunks of prosperity
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

THERE hss not been 8 day within the Isst SIX weeks in which .here has not been sll the way from one to four drum nsrs in town. The various lines repre- seated cover almost the entire merohan- hle field. They appear one and all. to hsve done we'll and go away expressing henselves as being satisfied. This oer, Hinly is indicative of the large smouLt |" blsiness thst IS being done here and 'eles the cry of dull times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

BLArSE's last letter of declinstion re- sfirms the statements made in the Flo renoe letter, to the effect that he was en- trely out of the coming presidential race and that he must, by his friends be SO considered. Many will regretthls de- ,isive step on behalf of the "Plumed Knight" for no man than himself has greater hold upon the good will of the people. As champion protector of the interests and rights of the American sorkman he will ever hold 8 warm place la their affections.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

'MY daughter was greatly troubled with Scrofuls. and, st one time, It was feared she would lose her sight. Ayers Sarsspsrills hss completely restored her health. and her eyes are es well ss ever, with not trace of serofu!s m her sys- tem.r-G. King, Killingly, Conn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

A BOY of I5 bss been killed by drink ing whisky ID the great state of New York. Had this been doueIn Arizona the sum of her moral deprsvity would have psralyzed New England and shook the hinges of the door of the big empire state itself.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
The Children Ask For It,

And the old folks laugh when they find tbst the pleasant California li9uid fruit remedy, Syrup of FIgr. IS more easily taken aud more beDefGisl m it's acton than bitter, nsuseOus medicines. lt strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stem ach and Bowels, while It srouses tbem 10 6 beslthy activity. For sale by Fleish- man & Co.