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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
CHIN LANDED.

rhey CSn 20 from Ooe American Port to
Another in American Vessels.
TACOMA, W. T., Oct. 23.-Twenty more
Cinnamon came down from A,ssks on the
steamer Aucor on her lest trip. They
had gone there from Astoria to work in
the canaeries there. The Aucoa on CON-
ny down went straight to Port Townsend,
not touching ct Victoria IS u >u.l to avoid
any trsuole in regard to their landing
here. Collector OF Custom Brooks, how
ever, refused to allow them to land be-
cause they had passed through British
waters in reaching here. a writ CT hs-
beas corpus WAS made out here, aid
while il YVES pending, the steamer Mex'co
arrived from San Francisco with
SIX Cainamsn, ths steamer having
stopped en- route st Victoria, B. c.
Sac, too, WIS stopp2d ana lawyer from
Townsend fastened TO Din ia the haoeSs
corpus proceedings. rae argument took
place yesterday, the U 2ised States being
represented By an assistant district sttor-
neg. Judge Allyn decided the case was
such 50 contemplated BY the Chinese re-
stricion under the Law, which DEGREES
passengers on American shipsto be under
he Jurisdiction of the Ualsed Ststes.
These Chinsmer, bound from one Amerl-
ssNpert to another American port, not
TbaviNk YETI the ship at any time, had not
been AHt Of the United States, even
.hexs&the ship had toucaedat foreign
pSft@ Be Cinnamon were allowed to
FIapRg ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

was veal. LAID ruled quiet and weak. Short
Closed Wheat No. os s9tef s. Iat 11f.
November 81 I2I December a NAV
- I=S: Coru-No. October 415ri Novem.
Der AZ go, December Axe; NY Ssxc. Mess
pofk-No EN- 1er IA 80; January sl4 Is:
May II IS. Llrd-Octobe- S. 20. Noyemher
- 3IH Janu nv IS 2lH; MAY s. SIX, Snort
rios october s. 10; Janua y 81 375S Dash Quota
lions: f!our-P ices Irregular. NJ ,nr,py
Wn1st q llhGl l24; No red 81 iIka
l "a No. corn 4l1s,. Mess pors, Sl4 sSg.
a 10 W LAID $ as So Short ribs sides loose
- 20. Dry Sailed shpu}ders boxed, sSSTE
snort clssr sides, boxed, IS 50dS Is.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-FIour-Msrtet duII:
Wnea! Gull; epot No. rsh. 81 lOS1 lOL5 Options
Gioeed oit5ber at S! coz, November ST / >,
Decem6.r 81 1873; January ST 81; February
way ! TX ). Corn spot CIV; No 4qa5c on.
,iont cioseo: October 1870; November 4aS.c:
December 5Osc; January So; NAV 4sc.
Coffee Options barely steaty 1850 point,
lover and closed h,m 5gl5 mol to up ssies 6s,-
1 o bags nrludiu e O;GoOer Is 1Jd 10 30 Eoyem
Der IL 356l3 So; December ~ 9OGl3 30:
January II sJd IL 20; SPOT Rio, fair cargos l5sI'
WOOL quiet ana firm; CONSIST: sece 2sd35c:
pulled 2jG &c; Texas l4d23c sugar Raw
easy, TITLE more demand lair ininy IL $50
o2s ); refined G1ies Rice strong and quiet.
KANSAS ITY, MO-, Oct. % Wheat stronger:
No No red cash 81 90 asked; May 81 O5 asked
Corn, N. cash %, bid; year 2ss.c bid; Jan
uary 2s5ic bid May 3Oac bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
1--we Stock MaxSsea,

ST. LOUIS. MO-, Oct 23.-Csttle-Receipt.
26O9; shipments COO; stronger; choice heavy
81 4od5 % butchers steers SO 35GI 40; stockers
anc fec er, 81 1U63 20; rangers, corn fed.
s. 0Od4 10. grass fed 81 1904 TO- HrgsLRe
ceipts $500 shipments 300; market STEADY:
choice heavy S. 55d5 20; packing IS S5G5 GO:
light grades S. 25o5 45. Sheep-Reeeiyts 1900:
%. ~ WV
- - AANsAs CRY. MO, Oct 23-Carle-Receipt
i6N; shipments $40. Steady; good to choice
corn fed a I545 25; common 10 medium So 25G
so; ssoekers and fesde q 81 6OGS35; grass
range steer 81 60G3 Is; COWS 81 @Z7O Hogs
ReceIp9 1853, shipment. PIC; goo1 % choice
So iG5 81. common 10 medium 81 6Oa5 a..
sheep Receipts s4j; good to choice muttons
s. 5O03 10; common to medium 81 5O63 co.
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 23.-CasLls - RECENT,
500; shipments co; sie ady; beeyes IS Doc
50 steer IS 1913 20; etockers and feeders
81 oUG5 80; cow., bulls and mixed grades
5 25G3 GO; Texas Cattle 81 75d3 40: ranger.
8 y as a jss-Receipts Ii 0CO shipmsnts
$500, market lower; mixed IS 4OG5 10: heavy
IS 59Go So; light S. 4 46 90. sheep-Receints
400; shipments LOCO; steady; nat yes So % =
o; western So 0CG5 GO; Texans 81 OOGs As:
lambs 81 7565 90. ~
NEW YORK. OCT 23.-Be- yes-Receipts 4lcO.
market for bseyes dull; for dressed beef ht 7,s
sc per pound for native sides; cal: for Dol
orado do AMI 4hG5zc for TeNSs DO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
DEL RIO.
Important oasss Disposed OF ia the District
Court.

Important Casss Disposed OF 4 the District
Court.
Correspondence of the Gazette. -
DEL RIo, TEX. Oct. 20 -DistEEt
court, which has been in session foEthe
past two weeks, adj burned to day. Hon,
Winchester Kslso and Walter ellis, Maqs,
are winning fresh lkurels continually as
Judge and District Attorney. The fol-
lowing are the most important clses di&
posed Of at the present term: -
Rev. Mr Thornsbury, en- eged Metho-
dist minister, secured g 1dgne sgainst
the Galveston, Harrisburg ana San An
tonic Rsn6ey for $4,000 for personal
injuries.
The evidence showed that there we're
FIVE persons to get of the train
al certain poia!, ald when
the fist one was eff the train
began to move. Mr.. bloomsbury was the
last to slight, and by the time he did SO
the trail was moving 80 rapidly that ne
wss thrown with great violence against 6
telegraph pole, breaking his leg and other
wise Il lring him and, he Gays, "shiver-
ing the pole" Poncho Perez wss sent
to the penltentisry for five yesre, and
Henry Wilt, c)loret, wss given two
years in the same place. The grand Jury
returned sixteen Indictments. For muir
der, four; misdemesnor, two; burglary,
one; other felonies, nine.
The magnificent new courthouse, cost
ing S35. 900, is 80 far completed IS to be
used for rnis term OF court. The con-
tractors have between $4,000 and 10000
On it. 1t Is very fine building and well
finished,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
A VETERAN sPEsKs.

hos. Hsrry z. moCplIoch on the FolsfeSf
obligation Of Pro ana Ant, pen'oIsS Ia
~ CLARENDON. TIN. Oct. :. lsSs.
To the Gazstte. B, aSS'
have csrefully read your editorial
headed "Prohibisionists vs.. emocS4tssns,;
in reply TO the Jefferson Democrat; e
doTse its sentiments and your areumetfts.
or fluctuations. The last paragraph, is,
IN my Judgment, especially commendable
ard should be thoroughly considered by
every voter, end especially By every Dem
ocrst,vz: "It any Democrat who knows
Mr.. Mills to De dishonest man or IN in
competent man, it IL not only the right Of
such Dam lcrst, as Democrat, to oppose
Mr. Mills, but Il is his duty to do SO, his
duty as Democrat and patriot" Aad
while the remainder Of the paragraph is
pu. in forcible language 1t Is nevertheless
in my judgment correct, viz: "Bu. for
any Democrat to oppose Mr.. Mills simply
because tnat gentleman was an anti.
Prohioiionist, is political treachery and
dishonesty" and in my full endorsement
CT this think the same remark Should
apply to Democrat VINO, wss Tn sntt.
PfohioiiioDist who would vote against
Demo simply because he was Pro-
hibisionist In the lsst prohi-
bitIon campaign. II DR.. Bur-
iesou is correctly reported in your
Issue of to-day, 1 cannot see how so
grand = msn as he has always shown
himself to be, could ever Consent to
abandon the principles and policies OF the
Democratic party, In consequence OF the
faults o. sins, If We may so call them, OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
ga. zsr, VOGUE uErssss,
RUTTxR-Te1ss lsa2cc psI D.

RUTTxR-Te1ss lss2Cc Par D.
COTTON-S 256S 10.
DOFfEE-Rio, Isl 74c; pfims Tx ehpecs
ls&els74c; fancy 2o1a,; ssta ASKS; eoldss Rio
2lhc: / ss Sstry 20Ao.
uHEEsE-Fun cream twins lSkal4c; Bad
ger state l4hal5c; young America I6Sl5hc.
OANEkD GOuDS-Ericss pes do2sH. Eiae
apples, standard. 2hs, 81 65ei 65i peaches,
sssndkrd, 2 b, 81 60; 5 ss 81 01i seconds, q BE,
J. 10; IS Il S.. strswberriss.2 rs Il 35i black
ssrIss Z! 81 g mssTos sas'' psa,;
So oys!rIs. fun weight. ss6c1SIC0; J as
81 s0Gl 80; tomatoes, standard, MS 95a
iel 81 gfSa s.t COR 81 les s s so
nestle. % toai5 50i imported sl2 o0Sl5 90,
Eagle cos&ecssa Elk Is 20. California canned
goods, Cutting brand, arc on the market snd
ries, 81 .5i peaones. yellow free 81 40 peaches,
white cling. So IS; ulums, s. 90; pears 81 40;
grapes, g 90; red cherries s. 40
DBY GoODs-PIics list OF fall and winter,
Prin.s-Anen.s fancy. SCI American fancy &c;
American indigoes, SIC; Berlin solids,
s; bsF's oil &C. '9l0ii Ssaa Isl ss!Hsi
dystcne 6Hc; Gloucester stanoy, &c; slou-
oester silver grey, 5%c; Hsrtsl 90; Hamilton
slap checks, eci Lodi, 5ci Manchester. &c;
MORNINGS, 6hc; Windsor fancy, exc; Wash
ington oil colors, &c Washington canary, &c.
Brown Characterization, 6Ac; Appleton A,
&c; Belfast r, exc; Back Crow. exc; Boot G,
s.; Busy Bee. &c; Clifton Geo, sXc; Cons,itu
lion, Ike; Chapman Lining, $40; Marshall
Lii ing, 4i&c; Utica @, Axe; Lawrence Ii, &c;
Piedmont, &c.
Bleached Corton-sterllng, Sc; Prosperity. &C;
Peabody, &C., Balls dville, &c; Forest Mills,
71c; Pioneer. Ike; Snowflake, 7hc; Elerton
So; Lilly of the Valley, s1c; Lonsdsle, SC;
Blackstone, Sc, Champion, exc; Conwar, 11c;
Crusai er. S1c; Dauntess, &c; Farmers Choice,
Il; Firs! Call, exc; FitchvIlle, 7%c; Fruit OF
The Loom, sSc; Gem of the Spindle, Sc; GUld
Medal, 7&c.
HlsKors stripes = Hamilton. 10; Extra Stout
100; Rock River, sKci Cambridge, So; Sheridan
SO; Conestogs l0&c.
Dsnims-Olsrk's MILLS, lOxc; Greenville, 10 &c;
Everett. ltl<ci Haymsker, 7hc; Carthage. l5c |;
Aurora, 1SHc.
S,lcsias-Reo Gross. So; Mound Oily. sKc;
Berwick, SC; d g., 1oHc; Royal Twill, ilisc;
Gold Dust, SIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
BosQUE COUNTY FAIR.
Che Fifth Annual Fair Il Grand Success

Che Fifth Annual Fair u Grand sucoess.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEX o.. 22-The fifth
annual Bosque COUNT fair closed
to-day. Tee attendance was m
usu,lly large. The exhibition Of horses
wss fine aud much racing WAS INDUCED
in. The exhibition OF f4e cs,,le was not
so large es last year. Two Galloway
c2ivef, the properly OF L W. Chase,
Esq, the progressive breeder OF Csyote
neignborhood, IN B1sqpe county, at
tracled universal attention ED sdmna-
ton.
"a. G. &cMaher, Of Fowler. exhibiteS
some Of the fless Poland China hogs
tvsr seen In tcese psfts. snd drunmsrs
say eq1sl to sny at tue Dallss fsir. TIE
most attractive teoture CT the whole fsir
WAS "laGies' day." a number OF ladies'
entered the a,ehn 20 display their grace
and skill on horse batk, the prize ceing
fine site-sEtdle. Aisef some very super
lor riding with saddles and bare bsck The
p..ze was awarded to Mss maggie DAVIS
SAD second ptZ, to Mrs Lee McMahan
These ladies' were tbs pictures OF grace
and beauty as they rode and wheeled, CTS
playing daring not usual to the average
TomkD. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

and q t1e close WAS l1Cilueu " "esNoh'
The opening prices were somewhat lrreg-
ular bat generally lower, and the declines
extended to per cent. Partner losses Oh
fractional amounts were sustained II inc
early trading. Tue list soon rallied
however. There WIS sudden ana COM
plete casuge In the temper Of specula-
tions. and 40 losses of the first few
minutes we're quickly recalled. sag
zinc tendency appeared toward the LAST
hour, and some concessions from the best
fgures we're made, though no special
feature wss apparent and tue market
closed rssher Wesk and quiet, generally
as insignificant changes from the
ouepine prices. Missouri Pacific
ie Ii Der cent. higher this evening,
but the rest of the ac.ivs list show only
fractional changes.
The railroad bond market was sgaia
dull and almost featureless 10 day, tnere
being few movements of importance.
government honda q1!et End stesdy.
State bonds dull suo fessureless.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. % Railroad bonds
to-day closed as follows:
Fort Worth and Denver Cit7 at 924.
Texas and Pacific rs at 935; 2's ct Al.
Houston and Texas Central rs a. ll63.
Gulf, Colorado aud Santa Fe rs at
ISL; 2's st sot.
Kansas and feXas rs a. 9l!; &c at 62.
Missouri, KANSAS and Texas 6's at 6l;
rs slt,
Atchtson st 625@S3t.
Silver 9i4
Sterling steady.
Money 2@2A per cent.
Goyernments higher and custer.
COTTON RESUME.
NEW YORK, OF. % Hubbard. Price
& Co. say: Oar market responded 20
the Liverpool advance. Considerable
frmaess WAS displ.yed throughout the
dsy, the closing figures being to 8
points better. Duy.ng tae early hours
the market was simulated by promi
neat operstor in hls eff 0rts 10 transfer
3 large l;ne of N Ivember contracts to
more dis ant positions, but this 1ccom
plishac, prices became easier. o foreign
account also thers WAS CONS heavy buy
ing.
Dry Gocds-Sessonlble trade charac-
tesged the market.
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
BosToN, MASS Oct. % -Mexicsn
tours, 654@65&. Scrip, 9949 100. Com
mon. lSi0l5i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

any one man, or any forty, fisy, or any
thousand mon. Men may make mistakes;
principles are true; men die, true prin.
ciples never; and while do not endorse
or even excuse Mr.. Mills course in his
abuse Of "preachers and women," OF
his "denunciation" Of Christianity, On
he ever denounced ~. charge them up
against him as msn and not as Demo-
crst, and / could never consent Tor The
personal bIunders CT Messrs. Milla. Coke,
Mickey, Reagan, Throckmortca. Ifelsrc,
R IS or any other mortal man to drive
me from my principles. or cause me to
wsiver in the support Of the men who l
believed would try honestly to carly
them ont, and I, therefore, throw up my
hat and "loIer" hurrsh for ClsSH2and,
Roes & Co. HENRY E MCCUNQ9A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
EsW Ore Sns.


5p6Cl1I 70 bIb NsLUsss,-
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 23.-cntson-Fu-
lures opened etea,v 70 points higher; ruled
an CT .ed steady sc S pc nts hiaher than yes
terdsv's close. Ociobsr 2sa9 50; Sovem er
3;G9 "a DE emb.- 306 ... January i)6
AprI 8 a y May as So June 9Ia9 81;
July 10 O08lO o.. sales, 46,m0 ba es.
NEW UHLEAss, LA, OcL. %. Cotton Firm ::
mid Ling 9 ! lee: low IN ddliNg s 10 49,; good
Ordinary $ Is l6c Net receipts ,527 bales.
v5ross recent. Il s73 baies. Exports Great
Britain t2'O bales. 10 France l0,C05 bales.
Sales $3.50 bales. Sock 125 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

TRADE on this mar
Il ket to-day has
been quiet and void Of
festure. The bad con-
6ition Of the streets
and OF the roads lead
ing into the city pre-
vents msny people
appearing on the
streets, and conse =
q 1ently retail trade is
not Ct the proportions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Fixing the He. psa.ibi,l.y.

PIrTsBURG, PA Oct. 70 -The coron-
er's jury in case Of the recent rsiiroad
disaster at Washington, Pa, rendered a
rtlct st = late hour last nigh. placing
the responsibility for the accident On
Conductor Heck Of the shifting engine
and charging him with irvoluutsry
slaughter in causing the deaths OF Ensi-
peer Noonsn and Fireman McAulif. The
testimony showed thst be ordered the
switch open and then failed to see thst 1t
had been closed. Edward Boone, the
,ysR switch hand who opened the switch,
'WnSscondemned for gross negligence
Thsproner has issued D warrant for
Hec arrest. Tae psstkhgers injured in
who ace hefe are sill doing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

SIC; low miiilnz SC ND H-g9X: good mid
Cling $40 mild ing fair l0lsc.
Lea Ing spot marke,s closed to Gay rs fol
follows. Liverpool quiet Sn1 unohan yed.
sal 90 bales New 70 firm and IN
change. Sales 269 tal s. New Orleans firm
as 1T yised; good mildling, mi1dlinS air ecd
fsir Is high; other grades unchanged Sales
GALVESTON TEX, Oct. e3-Cotton steady
niidlins l63; 10 v MIA ihng 5 10 los: good "r-
GinaTy l5. net and grcss receipts "a 20 Sa'es
Gales I6UO ba.es s.o5k a6 Sji ba es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Fatal Oaarrel DIV 6 Cent?.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 2S.-Berjsmin
Jackson and Glover Bolton, both colored,
qusrreled yesterday afternoon over six
cents. Bolton VINO is q notorious tough
stabbed Jackson under the right shoulder
severing an artery and penetrating the
lung. The wounded man died in An hour.
Bolton has not yet bsen csetu led.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
ssssl ssssss yei.plln. bug Cut"
'spOfineseb.stks rie .nd booth


FERGUS FALL, MINI. Oct. % Ole c.
Lcmsdsl.n, one Of the best known farm
ers in this vicinity ana one whose credit
has hitherto been perfectly good, has left
the country. His liabilities are estimated
at ESQ coo and among bis creditors gre
three Of the city banks and number OF
local money lenders. Lomsdslen was
thought to be worth Of least $4,000 II
lie learned that he disposed of al his grain
d. parfure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Uo.ssa s.at-s comparative s.as.ment.
GESGRAL Markets.
Produce and Provi,,ons

ST LOUIS. MO-. Oct 23.-Flour-Qliet bu:
,teady. Wheat lower: ca,h 81 OK; Decsmb I
closed 81 10 i, a lO1: May 81 1873. Corn lower;
dull: cash 3s14c. October closed ss@ bid,
year 1870 bid; January s2tsc; Aay 55tG35Ac.
Corn meal s. Is; WHISKY steady q. 81 Il.
steam romina at S. lax 6aa5.-pry sailed meats
SHOULDER. S. 25Gs so; oags and ribs Six;
.hor. clear S. 5Ods 62h. sacon-ShouldeI5-
s. 25sa 50. -Eams 1:5sel3 so. BaiAsg stuff
Is. gg!ng STEADY; Il lbs: n1ic; Abs lSac.
Iron cotton ties\Sf 2Od1s5.
CHICAGO. ILt~,9ct 23.swhea: unhsangadS
o. erstors are keepicg OFF of December, the
feeling was weak sad clcsed at lssc lower Tor
Dece mber, and &c lower for May tnan ester
day's:clese. Corn vas negle cited, h@l%c lower
III an Yesterday. l1he greater decline being on
near futures. SSkcpla. We trading In pGrg waa
frIsk naiasz ary deli fy. The clol1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

HE stock mar
kes to-day WAS
only fairly act. W,
and there w.
some irreguM.
ty in the mWe-
ments Of the lisss
but prices genA
ally were str9,
snl msjor46f
the liss are hieh-
er this evening.
The list W q 8
somewhat more
O liet than for the
past few days,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Liverp Dol.
Special 20 tho Gnzette.

LIVERPOOL. oct % -Cotton-Fusures opened
6rm a. advance TO pci IS; ruled
steady; C O3ed firm &c points higher than
Sesterday's q Sc. September Oct, ber 80
asked; October N1yemb=r 35 bid; No.
veIuber Decemper 90 asked; Deiembsr.Janu
ary p ssscd; jar -Febuary y ssbe :;
February March - bid. March Apr > IS
Did: April May 81 asked; May -
asked.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Cotton Q let wi h
modera.e inqli,y. Ss.es 5000 bales. of which
1000 were Tor epecusucn and export alo
inducing 300 American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Shs Wool E6.Esa.

GALVESTON, TEX, 'Oct. 23 -Wool-Firu
ano unchanged. Receipts !his day POS 4io
thst day 80. pounds; mis- season i l794ls
pDuAcs; Sales this dai and SEASON mona: stocs
e. hand 1,7S7,s96 pound,
sEcLoOls, Mo, OcS. 2I.-Wool-Pricss were
SHADY, but quiet; bright medium l6d23Xa;
coafse llG2Oc; low sandy 10el7c: fine liznt
lsa 20ci hae heavy Halle; tub washed 2sa
34hc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

new YORK. Oct p, Cotton-Firm; middlirg
upl4nds 9,1c; midc uug Orleans 97s; sales TO
day bales. Futures CLOSED nrm. Sales
1877, geo. October "a; ovember IS; Decem-
Der 3 -; January 9 81; February 81; March
10 co April 10 oil; LAY 10 20i July 10 %
August 10 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

Cab. is s,yEd the 9 aesn Of the Az
TILES, and the hape ofsre Grand R3pab-
lie igarros and hGfSs. No monkey bust
ness allowed. ,SA1 By MI frsE-c!sss
dealers, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
K,ll,nTsn tue rerfi.5ly.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Oct. Pc. G.
Wes.brook OF I his city. received tele-
phone message from Burlington that w.
Fl. Ellis was killed in the Indian Terri
tory st O'Clock to-day by one Gum,
El!s' stepson-in-lsw. Nd particulars
were received, bus the killing is thought
to bs the result CT fsmily QUARREL,
Gunn has not been arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
O0zEOH ElaHKEEs.
Galveston.

Galveston.
Special to the Gazette.
tsALvh.TOk, TKX. Oct. 2S-Cotton sat
closed m at I16c advance. GROSS re
ceipts 1921 bal 6; sales 23.l bales; stock
IS S4 bales; ordinary "a Ice; good ordinary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
BihAN0iAS.
NklRf

NEW YORK. Oct. 2SIMoasy or ozl easy
| 1t lkI2 per cent; last loans at / y per cent,
osed offered at per, cent. SLsd,rng ex
| change dull but steady al 81 81 fGf .slIIy.tay
bills and 81 s724 for demand.
Bo-Os. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
UN CHANGE.
Fair Business WAS Dsne In Whea', bat
the Market WAS Weak, Cioaing
ct q General Decline.

spot Cotton Fractions and Futures From
to Poia,s aighsr-ooffse and
Wool Unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Daily Review,

GAZETTE OFFICE.
FoHT WcRTE. TEX. Oct. %, lass, |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
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Special to the Gazette.
= ALvEsTor, TEX, Oct. Is -Ccfee-Firm and
4 ehanged. The stocks were small, and the
emand from the interior light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

Whenever an tSeyal remedy can be applied
sa-vas.on Oil will req ths'case. 25c.
Even IN Hon lulpxSzBs al of the Sandwich
Islands, they L. e3IE Bai*s Cough syrup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

Ifa little Asusenss now and then is
relished by II wiSest meD, how sbou:
those who are w3fxnd sharp enough to
catch on to the had Republic Cigsrros
snd Bunos. ,l6ldby all firs:-clsss deal
ers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
ON WALL STREET.
Considers bic ITregllsri'y Ia The Hsv,.
msBse OF The e.ivs Stock list.
Advances iaIihe Ms ritF.
The Railway Bond 81 srkes Almoss Feature
leN -UaCsnai Firm ess Displayed
In the Co:soa market.

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