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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22

corresnonderce Of the Gazette.

ATLANTA. TEX, Sept. PA building and
loan association was organized here last night
which II is hoped viii add materially to the
building up of the city.
Allen Callawavof Fort Worth is in the city
Mr. Galloway IS native of this county and
has many friends here who are glad to shake his
hand.
George Boley, q contractor, fell from the top
OF a brick wall yesterday about II o clock. The
doctors say his skull Is fractured on the side
Of The head lust over the ear, and that the
wound IS serious but not necessarily fatal. He
was resting easv when last heard from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
SHERMAN.
The Electric Light Run in Very Uncer tain
ManneT-The Wounded Convict Doing Well.

The Electric Light Run in a Very Uncertain
Nanner-The Wounded Convict Doing Well.
Special to the Gazette.
SIBERIAN Tex, Sept. 21.-George Seweu, a
young farmer, who lives few miles south of
Ithe city, was in town yesterday and become
pretty well primed with whisky. He started
home early last night and created such dis
turbance that the constable started in pursuit of
him About a mile from town Sewen fell from
his horse, badly bruislng his right hip.
His wound was dressed by a physician and to-
day Sewell was able to go home.
An infant daughter OF Mr.. Z. +. Vaughan. a
farmer near this city, died yesterday morning
and was buried here to-day.
1t was announced yesterday that special
meeting OF the city council would be held
last night to take some action in
the electric light matter. The plant
which formerly belonged TO the city, was sold
some months since TO Messrs. Adamson and
Cooke representing the ThomsOn-HOustOn
electric light and power company. \ good and
sufficient bond was given, and since that time
the lights have run in 9 very uncertain manner.
Sometimes they burn and sometimes they don t.
2. }. Monaban, the man who wounded
Yesterday while trying to escape from the guards
esftlfscuunty chain gang. is getting along very
sNkka y5o- day. His wound is not SeriOu end he
wilLEseeTecsiu few days z
Ehen the@6hfd is fsssfuI its litlIsss0is,s6h is
,carjne YfEset it arigtaf and no iIls1ectsflI be
z.y,rs, ray14s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
ZEN arkobEe Cures.

LITTLE Rock. ARR, Sept 9, 1889.
CuAs. ALFF CHEMICAL Co.. Proprietor Chas.
Alh' IS Germ Exterminator, 115 Olive street, st.
Louis: This Is to certify that have been tFgIks
bled with Indigestion and general debilitg1fcF
years, and through a friend of mine Was Per
suaded to try Charles Alff's Germ ExtefEnatOr.
So procured jug Of it and can tryt4fully state
that It has cured me, ap61asn1 feeling better
than I have for years also have . son nine
teen years OF age lie mas been troubled with
hemorrhage otsthsIungs and other diseases He
in thesStfgse. I concluded to try it On him,
W1jsH I did. and in his case 1 can say it has
stopped the hemorThages and so improved his
health that he is now manager of q large cotton
factory on the Arkansas river. Believing your
medicine good thing, heartily recO nmend it
to all severely afflicted as 1 ana my son have
been. Wishing you much success, q II,
MRS NJ. Nj. ANDERSON.
All Rock street.
P Tucker, agent, 5l2 Rusk street, Fort
Worth Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
PARSONS, IHE ANARCHIST.

His Name Found on School Catalogue Taken
from an Old Cornerstone at Tyler.
Special 20 the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Sept. 2l.-The Tyler Telegram
Of date June a, 1874, taken from the old church
cornerstone yesterday. bore the names OF W.
Il. and W. R Parsons as editors and p-oprie-
tors. a school catalogue of 1854 contained,
among numerous other names. that of Albert
Parsons. the late Chicago anarchist. in the pre-
p&ratory department. he then being mere
child and not preparing for the terrible fate that
recently overlook him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
4 Cheap Ride.

S3.l0 to Wichita Falls and re-
rom Fart Worth Tickets on sale
l7mac7 q. p and Is. Good TO re-
.il'- fsto ana including the 30th inst.
haudTed Indians, two fine bands of
big barbecue twenty five
tosR6 roaste43 grand ball en
30 avet1Ag of nc 27thg horse Rees, !.
are q few 81 the saany, sttfa6ti otls
Rid aras4sefnefts al fiss sE EpeEsary ees-
s..a-on to be held at Wichita Falls on
~5i we dates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One to -Four Points Higher.
Wheat Opened Strong, Fluctuated Narrowly
and Closed at an Advance-COffee and
Wool Markets Unchanged.
Daily Review.

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
Fort WORTH. Tex. Sept. q, 1899.
The week in commercial circles which
closes with to-day has been one of good
and increasing business in all branches.
The wholesale trade in this market is
much greater than it was at the same
time last year, and there 5 every indca-
ton that throughout the entire season it
will show large increase over that of a
year ago. The retail trade has also
shown a decided improvement over that
of the same period last year, though the
Increase has not been in the same pro-
sspertion as that in the wholesale trade.
The weather throughout the week has
been good, and cotton picking is
now progressing all over this
section. Cotton receipts in this
market have been gradually increasing
and prices have held up well, at the fig
ures quoted below.
Wheat receipts have been good, and
prices remain unchanged from those of
week ago.
Feedstuffs are in abundance and are
weak.
Country produce is in good supply now,
though at the beginning of the week
there was a shortage in several articles.
The Northern crops are now on the mar
ket and there is no further danger of
short stocks.
At the close of the week the ruling
quotations for all commodities were as
are given below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
DECATUR.
A Woman Accidentally Shot-Up-Town Tele-
graph and Express Office Wanted.

Special to the Gazette
DECATUR, TEX, Sept 2I.-This morning Mrs.
W. K. Logan while making bed pulled re-
volyer by the bed clothes from where 1t was
hanging on the post and falling on the floor the
pistol was discharged, taking effect in her leg
inst above the knee, infictiDg very painful
flesh wound, from which the blood flowed very
freely for some time.
Rev. and Mrs. I. r. Dean, who have been Wis
ting Mrs. Dean parents here, Went home to
Waxahachie this afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Nj. Seward has gone to Hunts
vile to the Sam Houston normal.
The citizens have rendered the Western Union
q free Office if they will put an uptown Office
here and petition is being signed by the bus
mess men asking the Pacific express company
to establish an uptown office, which they think
should be granted as several other towns OF
less business have uptown offices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
AN OLD SWINDLE.
A Farmer Loses His Money at the Knife Trick,
But the Winners Land in Jail.
ypecial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. -
sNAvAsorA, TEX, Sept. H.-Yesterday even
,ihg a farmer named Howard, residing IN South
Grimes, brought cotton into town and sold it,
receiving upwards OF one hundred dollars sBe-
fore leaving town on the return journey, he
took with him in his wagon man named Brun-
sslsH. When some distance on the journey
Brunson took out Of his pocket a trick
knife and showed il to Howard, asking
him to open it, which he unable
TO do until Bvunson showed him how. Shortly
after this man named Blake rode up on sorry
looking decrepid old horse and asked the oCcu-
pants of the wagon to lend him knife so that he
might cut switch to make his horse travel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
Terrell.

Special to the Gazette
TERRELL, Tex, Sept 21.-several efforts have
recently been made by capitalists to secure fine
stock farms in this vicinity. The trouble IS to
get the amount of land necessary near town.
Several carloads of Jersey and HOlstien cattle
are soon to be shipped into Terrell from foreign
herds. This invoice Is intended especially Tor
the benefit OF the creamery.
Mr.. DIESEL, living near the city, is making
quite a success in raising rice. He will market
quite nice esop this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
TAYLOR.
Splendid Cotton Receipts-TOwn
improvements.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX, Sept. 21.-Joe Selsick. a b.
hemian, who resides near Jonah, in this county,
when bringing some cotton to this place to be
ginned, lost hold Of the lines and his horses
turned out of the road and threw him oft the top
of q high wagon, the wheels of which passed
ov his body, intii citing injuries from which he
died in few hours. His remains were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery here. He leaves wife
and ur children.
Cotton receipts yesterday amounted to 309
bales, some of which sold tor 1Gi. cents. Your
correspondent has made careful investigation as
TO the receipts of cotton at different points, to
'Sgit: Taylor. 1913 bales; BastrOp, l5jS bales;
Smithville. 3S7 bales; Vest Point, 24S; Fayitt-
vile. gS5; LOCkhaTt, Il10. Prices raid at this
place vesle rday ranged from 81 to lO-5 cents.
Pat Hannah, who has thirty-Hve acres in cotton
two and Cue-half miles northeast of here, VIII
make 4 bale TO the acre. Late cotton is IN fine
condition.
NJ r. Hoxie of the San Gabriel ranch yester-
day sold twenty bales Of cotton at 1914 cents,
and il the weather remains favorable he will
make about five hundred bales Oh his place.
A special invitation is out to the members of
the Episcopal church at this place to a meeting
to be held at Tallev & Meade's opera house for
the purpose of reorganization.
Wark on the new brick buildings about town
is progressing very rapidly
= For car or train loads of lumber to any
point in Texas address
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY.
The Loves of Guilty Couple Broken Up by q
Deputy Marshal
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Tex, Sept 2I.-Dr. 5. W. Perkins
and Mrs Lula Washington were brought here
to-day from atoka, 1. T., on charge of adul-
terry The woman was married to James 5.
Washington in Georgia two years ago. In June,
Washington and his wife were arrested at Ard
more on charae of stealing watch last Deem
Der and carried to Fort Smith. The man was
placed in Jail but the woman was released and
went to Tulsa. where she met Or. Perkins, q
dentist. She was suffering with the toothache
and friends and in need of a protector. she took
up with the doctor, and the pair played a star
out Of Jail and advertised for his wife. Deputy
szszsssssI Williams saw one of the descriptions
and f66Ed the woman and her lover boarding at
the hou sssaf preacher in Atoka ana brought
them here- 48iae woman gave bond but the doc
tor went tos5ail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
GUTHRIE LIQUOR DEALERS.

A Revenue Collector Visits the Town and Ar
rests Twenty-Five Liquor sellers
GUTHRIE, 7. t, Sept. 2I.-For sew
eral months the government has made no
effort TO prevent the sale of liquor in
Guthrie, and as time went on the liquor
smugglers became embroidered and over
a dozen groggeries have been running in
fun blast during the last month. The
granting Of license was refused, yet to III
appearances the government winked at
its sale. Yesterday, however, deputy
United States collector dropped into the
CITY unexpectedly, and before aight
tw euty- two men were under arrest ana
viii be faken to Wichita for trJ2lss1t
No family can allqra 10 I6s wiehopt a jug Of
''Chls AIh' 7,lsef3l FTt6rI7 aCcr, - which IS SO
excelleJs-tsz8s positive cure fCf feveTs Or colds
Z yzsa3e'by 5. p Tucker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22

GALVESTON SPOT.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX. Sept. 81. The following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot TO-
day at the leading markets. together with the
closing Tor middling Yesterday, with to-day s
sales:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
Rheumatism and Cs4

rheumatism and catarrh are both bseoh dis
eases. In many severe cases they have.yielded
~ treatment with B. B. BsslBotau5e Blood
Balm. made by Blood Balm gs:se Atlanta, Ga.
Write for book Of convincing PsQoFs. Sent free.
r. P, Dodge, Atlanta, Ca, sessi Ets1Iy wife
had catarrh and nothing did her asSSseod. Her
constitution finally failed and poison got into
her BLOOD. placed her on useof 3. 3. B. =.
sai to my sgF9rise her rec9ery Hsls rapid and
snl oszspiete'' 9 =
n. ?. Mcdaniel, Atlanta, 81. writes: 81 was
rr5h emaciated and had rheumatism so bad
Tsa.l not along Nsshout cits6tches. also had
T.a-al ia. in the heas5s. Fir:5-class physicians
55me no good-s, TheR 4tsEisfsB. B. B., and its
elects we're magiesI. Z cheeFfully recommend it
as good togic an8auiek cure
v-- Matilda NtaAols, Knoxville, Tenn,
r-.-s. II had catar1s six years and most dis
ne. ~ cough, and uSeyes were much swollen.
~. ..--les. of 3. 3. B!ssbank God, cured me. -
JOIN. u. Davis. Tyler, fEezas, writes: I was
q. - number OF EearsstD spells OF inhamma-
..-,. Gmatism, which six bottles Of B. 3. 3.
~. heaven, has ehlirely cured. 1 have not
al r.e S. rhlest pain since
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
,ADAl9s MICBoBE KILLER.

WM RADALSs WTCROBE KILLER.
The Original NJ Cqtfy Genuine lEtcTo6e
HitytT FADE.
See that his NAMES stoll the Jug.
history Of AIgfBoBE&di diseases and the dis
coyery OF The ntksIcine sgt free to any address.
Reference on*}ly diseass Cheerfully given at
the Office. SoIGbnly by ARR. Anthony, agent,
5l3 Main street, one door SQUth Of postOIice,
ForJ Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
DRY GOODs-PRICE LIST, FALL AND WIN

Prints-Allen's fancies Sc; Aliens Turkey
red, SIC; American fanCies, &C; American shirt
ings, SIC; American indigoes, 6s4c; Berlin
solids, &c; Berwick fancies, 4l2c; Bengal oil
colors, 53.c; Charter Oak. 4s4c; Dunnells tap.
estries, l0c: Eddystone's fancy, 6l2ci Eddy
stones silver, SIC; Eddystone's silk effects,
6l5c; Gloucester fancies. &C; Gloucester silver
grey, &C; Hamilton fancies. &c; Hamilton sta
pies, &c; Hamilton red and black, Size; HaTil-
ton shepherd pIaids, &c; Lodi fancies. 5i5c; Lodi
shifting 5l4c; Orion robes, $50; Ramapo, 4lac;
Simpson, black, SIC Simpsons silver gray,
Sic; Simpson novelties, SIC; Washington
rubies. &c; Washington Swiss, &c; Washing
ton Turkey red, SIG; Washington green and
orange, &c
s. Brown Cottons-North Texas Mills 4. SC;
North Texas Mills IA, SIC: North Texas Mills
AAA SIC; North Texas Mills NJ, &C; North
Texas Mills Ii, SIG; North Texas Mills HSI,
&c; Adriatic, 624c; Anchor, &c; Appleton A,
SIC; Boot, 61ac; Busy Bee. SIC; Clifton CCC,
SIC; Chapman, 3I4c; Exposition A, 6lac; Ex-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
STRIKE STATISTICS.
Figures Showing the Number, Causes and Re-


Figures Showing the Number, Causes and Re-
suits of Strikes Among Cigarmakers.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-To- days morning ses-
sion of tie International cigarmakers' union was
wholly taken up by the report of the committee
on strikes. During the past two yeaIs $50 strikes
have occurred in the trade and the sum Of Sy3,-
G5S expended. The causes of strikes are given as
follows: Against reduction OF wages, eighty
five; against tenement house labor, eight; VIOLA
ton OF apprentice rules, eleven; for increase Of
J wages, thirty; against interference by Knights
OF Labor, three; lockouts SIX; victimized for be-
ing men, thirteen: other causes, four. Eighty
strikes were successful ana seven cen COM
pvalnised. The result OF fifteen was not reported
,.Faif1a9seven are still in progress. ~
Pain frotn indigestioas dYspepsiags and
TOD hears eating ~ believed az oI4ss ~
fffa kings6ne of GaFseg LittIssI sfsef PTS
Immediately after dinner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
FINANCIAL.
BRITISH CONsOLs.

BRITISH CONSOL9
Special to TIRE Gazette.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Consols closed 81 for
money; for silver, 42ia.
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK
Special TO the Gazette
NEW YozK. Sept. q.
sterl!ng-Bank, eO days ..........4 s33l "a 81
SterIing-Comnlsrcisl 90 days. s3iL
acknowledgements. 60 days 9iia
Francs-Bank, 60 days-.-.....-...5 205s
Commercial, 60 dRys.......-......5 2Ii4
EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special TO the --azette.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. q.
sterling-Commercial 60 days-.....4 5Ii5G4 S2A
rrancs-CommeTcial 50 days---..-.- 5 23ls
New York sight-Bank ....-..-..--..Par
EXCHANGE AT GALVESTON
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, Sept. p.
sterling-60 ays...-..................4
New York-2ight... ................ "a discount
Nsw Orleans-Sight. -. discount
American silver. .....-....--....'' Il discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
GENERAL MARKETS.
FPETGHTs FROM CALVES.

FkElGH1S FhO-A U-Ahs A9AONs
Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON. TEX. Sept. u.-FreiEhts By
steamship from Galveston, Tex:
To continent. E5-o4d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
THE FORT WORTH MARKET.

BUTTER-Good Texas. 15c per Ii; northern
cream cry. 25c.
COFFEE-Rio, 1Sl5G19Isc; prime, zoe; choice,
21G2ILc; fancy, 2Ia2124c: Java, 275sc; COrdOva,
PIC; Pea Berry, 2212a ZZ34c; Arbuckle's Ariosa,
245ac.
CHEESE-F cream Wisconsin, 111aal2lac;
Badger state. 12la013iac; Young America, l2l22
14c: Swiss, l6c.
COTTON-g5s G9Tsc.
CANNED G0ODS-Prices per dozen: Pineap-
pie, standard, 25c, 81 55aI s.; peaches, stan
dard, 2bs, 81 -; 3bS, 8 15 seconds, Zbs, 81 10;
3Bs, ST 70; strawberries. 2tbs 81 Is; blackber-
ries, 2bs, 90caSl Cos green cages, s.; rasp-
berries. Pms, 81 s0 nlarrCwfat peas, 2tbs, 81 S5;
oysters, fun weight, lib, 95c0SI 90; 2bs, 81 608
l so; tomatoes, standard, 2ib5, 95cGSI 90; 3ibs,
81 20dSl 20; green corn, S5CGSI 80; salmon ID E,
81 70Gl So Warren's Colorado river salmon,
s. 10; sardines, las, domestic, s. 50d6 90; i'm
ported, Sl2 Goals 90; Eagle condensed milk
s. .; California canned goods: Cutting brands:
ApTicots. ~ lbs, 81 Is; peaches, yellow free,
s. a.; peaches, white cling, 81 65; plums, 81 co.;
9 g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22

The mauv GeBsafEable cures Hood $
Sarsaparilla a3@sfnpIishes are sufficient
proof that it saSSs possess peculiar cura-
tive powers. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
COMMERCIAL RESUME

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
se-sr to the Gazette.
luw YORK, sept. 81 RAILROAD bonds
a-.ay closed as follows:
Denver. Texas and Fort Worth certia-
H.t Worth and Denver bonds, 99l5.
-.sas and Pacific 2's, 373<
sa Antonio and Arkansas Pass, 877Z.
E.n-as ana Texas 1 ;, $3.50.
~. o5'4.
SIS -3.
Sterling. quiet. I
.arnmeuts, higher.
"..v per cent.
rr, %.
....e. declined - points.
...au, steady and quiet.
wool, dun and weak
'.s, uomiuauy active and IN
...t
auNlwNTs. STOCKS AND BONDS.
..- YORK. Sept 2l.-The limited
ter of the stock market was agaIn.
rated to-day, ana outside of coil
-- .ui sugar trusts there was no
aut of interest, although North-
tactic preferred, Louisville aud
Nashville and st. Paul supplied most of
... .-.ueSs.
road bonds were fairly active dur
--.a session, and ike stocks showed q
tone throughout the hour The
IN quotations were small and
sally insignificant. Kansas and
...- ~sucs were AGAIN the feature, but
net gains were not important.
>... However. were specially active,
.ntributed sos 900 to the day S
-. . ~ls7 600.
-ument bonds duh and weak.
>.-a bonds neglected.
.HlToN SPOTS AND FUTURES.
.- .n the Gazette.
.... u>ToN, Ten. Sept. p The spot
rs to-day closed quiet, steady and
Wilmington advanced quotations
while Baltimore and Philadelphia
"a quotations sc. These were the
table changes.
rrool futures opened quiet but
- at an advance of point, and
. quiet but steudy az the advance.
York futures opened quiet but
~ about yesterday : quotations,
barely steady at to points lower
.v months and an advance Of ! TO ,
son others
" Orleans futures opened steady and
-.r lower than yesterday s close,
steady ST & decline of l 20 points,
SEED barely steady at ! to 3 points
rhau last closing.
Wool, coffee and sugar markets are
--..a-Eed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
PINE FIRRE BAGGING .

The American pine bagging company
of Wilmington, n. G., has effected an
organization. The authorized capital IS
81 900 900, and the object OF the cor
poration is to manufacture textile
fabrics, such as mating, carpeting,
burlaps and bagging from the fibre of
the straw of the Iong-leaf pine. The
company has purchased all the patent
rights and the plant for making fibre
owned by the Acme manufacturing COM
pany and in operation at Cronly, n. c. g,
and will largely extend the operations Of
these works The present annual
capacity of the mills for the manufacture
of fine fibre bagging is half q million
yards, but the new machinery that will
at once be added will more than double
this capacity and enable them to turn
out at least a million and q quarter yards
of bagging.
1t has been announced also in Charles
ton, S. c.. that a company has been or
gained and viii at once enter upon the
manufacture Of cotton ba@ging from the
fibre of the pine straw. The factory will
be built at Summerville, twenty-five
miles from that place. The site is in the
thfckest part of the pine forests in the
state The company have also. been
OheIeu tue PRIV hSSe VI 5dIi0II liz sehtosS
from tract of territory covering thou
sands of acres, so that the material for
the manufacture of bagging viii cost
nothing but the price of collecting and
hauling it. Several bales of cotton COW
cred with pine straw bagging were re-
ceiyed at Charleston last year and sub
iected to the severest test of screw, hook,
fire and water, and it stood even better
than common jute bagging. The new
factory is expected to commence work as
soon as the building and machinery are
erected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22

Rogers Eros have made the best plated
.4.e ". r. Lake has the largest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
Merrill yvirhdraws from the Race.

Merrill VVithdraws from the Race.
LAWRENCE, MASS. Sept. 2I.-Naj. C.
S. Merrill this morning teIegraphed Maj.
Warner in Washington absolutely with
drawing his (AlerriI's) name from all
reconsideration in connection with the
OfHce, OF pension commissioner. @F
8 The fuLIguneasy 5ssiing in the stRsnaftE after
too hearfg meal wa be reIieyeG III aaee Of Cas-,
carine =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
a Railroad 1Ian Arrested.

CpeClaI 70 me UaAeILt
GHEExvuLE, TEX, Sept. 2I.-Deputy Sheriff
Galbraith arrived this morning from Tyler,
Tex, having n charge George Corbitt, late an
employee Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway here. Corbitt. after giving a NJ. Sam
mel, a grocery merchant here, power of attorney
to collect his time and apply TO his account for
abCat fifty dollars, collected his time himself,
and with the proceeds skipped out. After elud-
iaE5he officers several days, Corbitt was caught
iasE nieht 1T INor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-22
[ Big barbecue.

- Esee tessall, at WiehitaRalls % the
29tb iusE OnlTppe faresSer@ the Easlud
strip from - tiezss he tgysstfs nssEss'
Worth aHdFCfarendOh. Seefle Big Ia.
dian war dance, horse races, etc ete. -
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MFxICAN sECuRITTEs
BONDS And sTOC

Boston. Mass, Sept. u.-Mexican As, g.
ass; common, 1885, dIJ7s