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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-25
New York Market review.
Reported By g. S. Palmer, 1866 Rsa4e Sire

Reported By g. S. Palmer, 1866 Redde Street
NetU YORK.
NEW York, Dec. 2l.-Receipts OF oranges con-
tinue liberal. and buyers around the market in
tui force, seeking their holiday supplies: choice
fru selling well, fancy brights In hines from
81 TO 50 80 medium brghts in lines $27j rus
sets 81 g 10 81 30; tangerines s. to S. so; man.
dartns, IS 20 t. 81 80. String beans IN liberal
supply, frou ST. IS to 81 80: beets, from 81 p 10
3 81; peas, 81 so to So; tomatoes. o. so to SO;
egg plant, from S! so to SO per Dbl. crate
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the day was unusual activity aud strength in
Lead trUsi, which was bought by insiders and
Be dec AIRED soon. Il rose from f6k 10 I7s[
closing az its highest point Latsr in the day
there was q squirt in Tennessee Coal, but 20
DINER feature of fntersst outside of renewed
weakness In Silver Certificates hich retired
IL PEI cent. occurred. Weakness was most
appare u In nion Pscffl, an 4 St. Paul each OF
when retired u per cent. IN early trading, but
TAI ed 70 decline further and late in e day re-
covered reaction Inactive stocks were simply
dead, and dizziness and Stsgnation were the rule
from tue CD -ning to the close. The market
finally closed intensely dull and steady at the
Improvement The sales Of listed stocks were
5000 shares and unlisted 5000 shares
rms following we're the closing quotations OF
the New YorS Stock Exchanges:
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
cal information will bs furnished masters of YES
seis free OF charge at the United States HYDRO
graphic oince In the Custom House. Captains
are requested TO call at the office
LIEUT. II II SHERMAN
In charge Hydrographic Station.
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Steamship Tallahassee, New York
Steamship D II Miller Baltimore.
Steamship Miguel u Pinillos lSpl, Barcelona
Bark Unline Aust Bue os Ayres.
Bark Toboggan lBrl, Paysandu.
Bari, 7 Berg lNorI, Santander.
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suIpPiNG IxrELLIsEyCE.


MI TtArG-.G ALdATAC-rd- ) DAY.
Sun hISE5... ........'. ..... ........... GO5
OSN S+S'p 80 .''''s 's"''s.' 's.s....... 100
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .7;0t AN. 7:23pm
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IL o. 4R0rT 11is tins Of gear that he moarn.
fui tninp vino has offered lime go flHle again
fhN 4prnfr ~ Stove fglr niicH ~ . dinnsf
aih . fs.sf 81 ne back aaoT ana a<fee ~ inee
io'ir4l'Fl - a equare lnuel. -hgsf9a Tforris9.
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THURSDAY. Dec %, 1880.
ARRIVED YESrEaoAy-

Steamship Dessoug, Savage. Philadelphia
G Anderson
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar Beaufort, Port
70 al and Bluffton-C II Medlock. Agt.
Steamer G51el, Carroll. Co le1's Blum and way
laniings-W I Gibson. Manager
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RECEIPTS

Fer Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec p
10 bales cotton, bols spirits turuentine CO
bbls rosin, bblS groceries. bdls bedding box
groceries, sewing machine. 3 sacks potatoes, /;
hams, Dbl apples bbls strips, IL safes, I
Od points. bales matt, IS boxes tobacco, -
nests tubs bb $ ale, SO bdls pals bales cot
goods, chest, cases cigars, | case drawers I
trunk, valise, case envelopes, pays hobby
horses.
Per savannah Florida and Western Railway.
Dec S4-l1l2 bales cotton. 1.S33 bio roSin -?
bbs spirits turpentine. 2lS pkgs mdse, s ba les
hides, Ia 6bls eggs. ~ bbs syrlp I CIR coal. 500
pigs cereliae, car h h goods. 1874 sacks rice Is
pkgs furniture, 29 bales hay, 100 bbs girls fl6
6bis fruit - cars lumbfr cars wood car oil
lSla2 boxes fruit, II bbls vegetables ! cars IRON
% boxes We yetaDles
Per Central Railroad. Dsc "a bales cot.
ton bales domestics, 5pkgs plper,1 bale hides
w pkg' tobacco, bags apples, Is sacks oats 10
pksS buSyie'. bb,s WHISKY. 81 cases eggs, lJ nj
DOS whisky, bales pllils, 90 pkgs hardware :
cars seed, IL cars lumber. IS pkgs furniture. ios
pkgs mdse, l3 cars wood, 81 empty bhls, bales
waste.
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nrP RTED YESTERDAY
ALLIED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue. BALDWIN. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blufton-W T Gibson. Agt.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Brig Rosario [Spl, Tuelo, Havana. in ballast
MASTER.
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NYpnRrs

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
9,3dl ball cotton, IS bbs spirits turpentine J5s
bols rosn, 25e bales domestIcs bales hides. is
turtles, f1,sOJ feet lumber, Sc bb.s oranges, a.
oos fish. 0.iO4 crates oranges. 2l6 pSgS Indse :
bolS vegetables, 404 crates vegetables, 25l tons
pig iron
Per bark James G Bane 5rl, for LIVERPOOL
2075 bales upland cotton weighing lOl.871
pounds-Mm Bower & SON.
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Christmas Cards just recsiyed--N. T.
Tayios. I25 York street. I'D.
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MllI timber 81 below these figures.
EREIGHTS

-Coastwise-Tonnage continues in
oversupply and charters are ma 10 with
difficulty. Rates are: For Baltomore, 81 80;
Philadelphia. S. 90: New York, S. co
and Wharfage: Sound ports and Boston
S. 0O0l IS. From 2a650c. is paid YES
sells mere for shifting TO load at nearby
ports. Tlm9r, 5oc@Sl higher than lum-
Der rates I! the West Indies aad Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario. Sls 00019 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, Sl6 90 015 5O to
RIO Janeiro $!6 90; to Spanish a I'd Mediterra.
mean ports, $H 90; to tn United Kingd )m for
orders, nlminal for timber, eJ STANDARD;
lumber, s.. tellu-To New York. 81 co.; to
PniIaiel hll, S. %; to Boston, S. %: 10 Balti-
more. Sc SO.
NAVAL SroREs-Market is duh. Foreign Cork
etc. for orders, small spot vessels, roSin 2s IA
AMI Is 101%d; to arrive, IS 71s1 anu IS lOl6 I;
spirits lristlc, rosin, 3s: &c ioa p 7I2d Sou
America, roV in, SOC per barrel of $50 pounds.
Coastwise-S Ceam-To Boston, lie per 100 Ms
on rosin, 99c Oh spirits; to New York, rosin.
71ac per 100 rs: sDrLs, SOC; to Pail ldelphia.
roSin, ~ per 100 ts; spirits soc; to baltimore,
rosiu, 30c: spirits. zoe. Coastwise quiet.
CnrrnN-BY Steam-The market Is very dull
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PASSENGERS
CONSIGNEES.

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
W } Watson, Mr. Iene!y, colored, = steeragt
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NAvAL SIOREs-Ihe MARKET Tor sDlrits tur-
pentine was quiet and firm at unchanged prices
The sales durlg the day we're only 200 "a skis
at 36c for reg lars. AT the Board OF Trade
On the first call the market was reported
firm at 36c for regulars. At the
second, call il closed firm at SEC for
regulars. Rosin-The market was quiet
nut firm at the quotations. There was a light
demand. with a fair offering STOCK The
total sales for the day were about 12OJ
barrels. At the Board of Trade on the first
call the market was reported firm, at the
following quo atoms: 4, B, C, D AID C. 81 Is;
F. 81 22&; G, 81 3 "; n. 81 5aIe; 81 Is; K,
wa er white, 50 rs, At the last cali it closed
UNCHANGED
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RICE-The market was dull and unchanged
The sales durinE the day we're 2l6 barrels. The
following are the official quot ations of the Board
of Trade. Small job lots are held at 1s014c
Ia.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec. "a. 1890.
CoTToS-The market was very dull, and
easier There was a slow inquiry. with small
offerings. few holders. however, were dis
posed to reaIizs at slight concessions in prefer
ence to carrying over the holidays The total
sales for the day were |. 2S6 bales. On Change
at the opening call, =. 10 a. m, the
market was builetined duh and easy and
unc1 anged, with sales of 80 bales
At the second call, at D. ~. it was dull
and easy at reduction of 1-l6c in middlng,
the sales being 496 bales. At the third and last
call, at D. NJ, it closed dull and easy ami
unchanged, with further saes OF 60
bales The following are the official closing
ami quotations Of the Cotton Exchan2e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-04
A LUNATIC
The Cause of characterization.

MADRID, April 3.-The primary cause
of the characterization of Gen. Silator
Dabau, who was recently imprisoned ,
and, of the support given to him by
Gen. Martinez Campos, was Prime
Minister Sagasta's declaration that the
statement made by Gen. Martinez Cam
pos while inspecting the forts and garri-
sons in the south of Spain, that Morocco
would be attached sooner or later to
Spain with or without the consent Of En-
gland or other powers, were imprudent
and were incorrect. Gen. Martinez Cam
pos retalisted by persuadlng Gen. Daban
TO openly censure the colonial minister in
the state. This caused personal quar-
rel between Senior Sagasta and Gen {.
Campos, but it never developed into a
pronunciamento. The army is loyal.
1t is leaning more towards the Liber-
ais than to the Conservatives.
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LOOKS COWARDLY.
The Murderers Of the CattIeman Cayitt IN
Mexican PrisOn-FarticUlaFs Of
the Shooting.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAsO, Ten. April 3.-The shooting
of S. H. Cavitt, the wealthy young cat
tIeman, by W. S. Bolton and J. VI
Clayton in Juarez last night, was one Of
the most cowardly murders ever re-
orded in the annals of crime. In fact,
If all accounts are true, it was little
short of an assassination. The
three men were standing talking
together, and, so far as CaVitt knew,
were on the friendIieSt terms, when,
without prOyocatiOn, Bolton gave Cavltt
the lie, and told him to elk himself.
Cavitt stood smoking, with cigarette IL
one hand and light walking cane in the
other, when Clayton opened FIRE on him,
followed immediately by Bolton, and
the two continued to pour lead
into retreating man who
had been taken completely uuawares
by men he supposed were his friends. No
one has been able TO see the murdeTers,
as, according TO Mexican law, they are
confined separately and are forbidden to
see friends, but have been required 70
make separate statements to the Judge,
which, it is said, are alone sufficient to
convict them.
Cavitt has brother in Central Texas,
who has been state senator. He was
quiet, inOffensive man, who never pro-
voked a quarrel, and formally lived at
Hearne, Tex, and his family are well
known in Texas Bolton was at one
time q druggist in Galveston, and Clay
ton is a brother of JEFF Clayton, who
was killed at Toyah by Irand Tinnon
some years ago.
The only cause assigned for the shoot
ing by Bolton g friends is that Bolton
wanted Cayitt to secure him in a trade
Cavltt was making with q man named
Doak Athom, who Bolton claimed owed
him, and Cavitt refused TO interfere.
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Among B,smarck's Gifts.

BERLIN, April 3.-The list Of Prince
Bismarck IS birthday gifts is an amusing
one, but proves conolusiVely how dear
the veteran diplomatist is to the popular
.heAft. The gifts include two mastiffs,
forty three drinking mugs, over 100 long
pipes, meerchaum and wood, 900
guns, many pounds of tobacco, a
large armchair made of horns, several
dozen canes, innumerable packages OF
preserves, cakes and candies sent by
farmers wives, barrels of eggs, sides OF
bacon, half a sheep, medicine chest,
containing dozen bottles of some won
derful cure for rheumatism, hair po-
made, brushes, cushions, rugs and enor-
nous salmon from Wales.
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ton of q pamphlet entitled, HE
Goes What Now?'' It is reported that
Emperor William himself was the
author of the pamphlet. In any case It
betravs an intimate knowledge of affairs.
It states that secret society, including
among IFS members the emperor, Chan
cellor Won Caprivi and Gen. Dunonols.
The minister of war proposes
to reconcile to Democratic par
ties alienated by Bismarck, anu
that the emperor has adopted the
social theories of LaSalle and Paine. 1t
compares him to SavanOrala and Con-
stautine, and says he has taken the new
social doctrine into his own hands to save
the lettering thrones of Europe. The
pamphlet has caused sensation.
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HOUSTON.

The Conger BIZ Condemned-Contraet Let for a
S125,000 Opera House.
Special to the Gazette.
HOUsroN, TEX, April 3.-The Hous-
ton cotton exchange to-day passed reso-
Tut ions oondemning the Conger bill,
which puts q tax on lard products in
which cotton seed oil forms a part, and
requests Texas senators and representa-
tives to vote against it.
A contract was closed to-day by
Sweeney & Combs for the erection of 4
new opera house, to cost 1925, 900. It
will be an exact duplicate OF the ''Veu-
dome, - ut Nashville, with two galleries
and all modern improvements, six stores
underneath. Greenwau s. Son have
leased the building for five years. Ad-
missions will be twenty-five cents, fifty
cents and 81. This will be gratifying
news to the theatrical men.
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Prinoe at wales in Paris.

PARIS, April 9.-The Prince of Wales,
who is here on his way back from Berlin,
and who has always been popular in Paris,
is now received with even more than
usual courtesy. It is noted, however,
that the prince, although only forty-eight
last November, is aging rapidly, has a
worn out, wearied look, and walks like
a feeble man, being obliged frequently to
stop and take breath. These evidences
OF physical deeadenoe corroborate the
recent reports that the prince is seriously
Ill
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Observing Fast Day.

Boston, MASS, April 3.-Fast day Is
being observed as usual throughout Mas
saehusetts and New Hampshire to-day.
Banks and exchanges are closed and
public and mercantile business generally
suspended, as are also the editions OF
daily papers In Boston and most Of the
New England cities
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closing In ON Public ofnc,sIs.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Ths grand jury
made q presentment to Judge Fitzgerald
in the court of general sessions to-day
in which they insist that the legislature
amend the present criminal laws so that
il shall be felony for any public official
TO take money in any shape outside his
salary and legal fees.
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e1ass Manufaeturers in ss.sion.

PITTsBURG. Pa. April "a special
dispatch from wheeling, W. Va. says
a secret meeting of the Western glass
manufacturers is in session here at the
Mcclure house. It is understood that
the present high price of soda ash and the
necessity of an advance in the price Of
glass in consequence is under discussion
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BUCKET SHOPS.

Indications are They VIII Have to Shut Up
Shop in Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 3.-The Evening
Journal says: The relations between the
board of trade and bucket shops took on
q different look to-day. Shop-keepers
are on the run, and If the present Vigi-
lance is kept up by the board officials
there will not be bucket shop In Chi
oago doing business enough at the end of
the week to pay rent. While business in
the pits on the floor was certainly
active to-day, the alleged quotations
were posted slower and slower IN outside
trading places, and the very slowness of
changes caused the $40 traders to hold to
their money. Yesterday the bucket
shops had few simple ways of getting
prices. To-day the board officials began
stopping the leaks.
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Reidence Burned.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, April IA fire occurred
last night on North Third street, destroy
ing the cottage occupied By Jake Hirsh,
a barber, destroying al his effects. No
Insurance..
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CHICAGO PLUMBERS.
All Non-UniOn Men Induced to Quit Work.
Strikers Gaining Ground.

CHICAGO, ILL. April 3.-The situation
in the plumbers strike grows interest
ing. Yesterday the journeymen got on
the aggressive and succeeded in inducing
every non-union man in town to leave
his work. The masters held lengthy
meeting last night and determined 10
@hOld out against the strikers demands,
and they determined 20 stop the union
from interfering with such men as may
want to work. A defense committee was
appointed, whose duty it viii be TO see
that every man who wants to work is
protected. It Is thought likely there viii
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A Presentation to stanley.

PARIS, April at a large meeting of
notables to-day Henry NJ. Stanley was
presented with the diploma of the Khe-
dival geographical society.
Mr.. Palmer, the Kbedive's financial
adviser, and Tiglane Pasha will start for
Paris by the new mail to discuss the con-
version of the Egyptian debt.
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ADesperate ResIstanee.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April s.
Richard Catron, while resisting arrest
last night, shot and killed Deputy
Sheriff George Gibson, aud seriously
wounded Deputy Sheriff Charles Hosett.
While endeavoring to escape Catron was
shot by Deputy Sheriff Dow through the
body and may die.
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ADruninaer Missing.

Special TO the Gazette.
TRINIDAD, COL, April S.-H. 8.
Sparks, q traveller for the Brock s.
Thietes cutlery company of St. Louis, is
missing. Mr.. Sparks was in this city
March II, and since then the company
has not heard from him.
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Notes From sIexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, April 3.-The oaoao
crop in the state of Vera Cruz was to-day
damaged by hail.
The Monterey and Gulf railroad from
Monterey to Venadito on the Interna-
tional railroad was opened yesterday.
Gould left for home Tuesday night.
The city is full of strangers for relig-
ious feasts.
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THE FAIR.

If Stop at our Store and see the
great bargains we have to offer
you You will have to buy as you
cannot resist such prices. We
mention a few in our great 1OC
department.
$500 TOOthpicks sc. q
25 Envelopes DC. 81
"a Sheets good writing paper Sc.
"a Sheets sheet papeKsRe. -
Balls Kinks castiles6&p Seq.
/ Large cake Kinks curly iajsple#oap SC.
8 Cakes Kinks pure ceeOanas M soap
Cakes gIyceriRe soap5aQc.
sCakes brown best Geld cite am soap CSC.
Paper pins 5c. fsfbis
All silk ribbons, 10. salan, per yard,
J.. 1OG.
Silk rHehings, per gard 1Oc.
I Towels, eli linen roc.
Turkish toTels &C.,
Handkerchiefs, a1Isinen, fancy hem.
Stitched, 1Bc.
HOiseEK. worth dOuble) 10c.
10-Quaftdish pans Zoe.
3=eNaEt covered buckets Zoe.
Lafg9 lEsfsspans Toe.
6-QuaEt deep pudding pans Zoe.
Large Nash basins Zoe.
13-Inch trays 1Oc.
Coffee pots Zoe. Tea pets 10c.
NOYels3Iarg assortment, lUcs
Large scrubbiHg brushes Zoe.
VarniSh brushes, inches, Zoe.
Crumb tray and scraper for 10.
The FAIR.
BOZ Houston, ST., Fort Worth, Tex
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Innumerable Theories to Account
for His Change of Front.
He is to Have Control of Large
Territory with Sufficient Force
to Keep it in Subsection.
Stanley To Pc Received with Great EeIat
Dom Pedro seriously III Preparations
for Easter Maneouyres.
DIVIDED ON EMIN.

Special to the Gazette
LONDON, April 8. The action of Emin
Pasha in concluding an engagement with
Germany to return 10 Central Africa has
given rise TO innumerable theories to ac-
count for his change Of front, the ma
joritY of which ascribe his remarkable
conduct to plque and jealousy of Stanley.
| Mai. Weissmann has been authorized to
offer him the absolute control, with suffi-
cient force to keep it in subsection
of a much greater eXpanse of territory
than he formerly governed as an ostensi-
bic Egyptian chieftain, and 1t is CONT
IDENTIFY asserted that the salary Of $1,000
a year, which is stated to be his salary,
is but small part of the emoiuments Of
his new position AS to ACCOMPLISHMENTS 8
augmented activity, it is assumed that he
is inspired by the Emperor William,
whose eageIness to extend Germany s
colonial possessions al influence IN all
possible directions l. well known. In
this belief it is predicted that Germany
will almost immediately inaugurate an
aggressive policy in Southeastern and
Central Africa, the aim Of which is Ger
man domination of every part of the
Dark Continent south of the equa-
tor not specially under an equally
powerful protectoriat ate. 1t is
stated upon authority of Sir Francis
Dewinton himself that he had
intended to bring Emin to London for
the purpose OF having his eyes operated
upon, the latter having consented to
come. Emin's partisans, and he has
many, assert that he has from the very
first been used as a cat s paw and step
ping stone for others less worthy, and
declare that his present action is merely
that of an honorable man endeavoring to
free himself from the grasp of unscrupu-
lous men who seek to use him to further
their own ends.
& TO RECEIVE STANLEY.
the Geographical Society of Italy has
aIpointed a committee to meet Stanley
DC Brindisi on April 10 and accompany
him in his triumphal progress to London.
The annual Easter maneuvers of VOL
unteers held on Easter Monday are en-
gaging the attention OF those interested
in military affairs. To-day 40 900 vol
unteers took their departure from their
various headquarters for the several ma
neuver stations on the Kentish coast,
where, the weather permitting, vast
throng will assemble on Monday to wit
ness their movements.
A LUNATIC
hitherto regarded as harmless became
seized with a paroxysm of frenzy to-day,
and ran amuck in the road, terroriZing
all pedestrians in his path. He carried
in his right hand huge knife, which he
used TO keep ct bay those who tried to
capture him, and before this was secured
he stabbed three persons, one Of them it
is feared fatally
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-04
AFTER COURT OFFICIALS
A Dinner to whiteiaw Reid.

WASHINGTON. April IA dinner
party was given at the White House last
night 1.-The president and Mrs. Harri-
son in honor of MIR. Whitelaw Reid,
United States minister 10 France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-04
WIN Contribute to the Press.

BERLIN, April Sit Is said that
Prince Bismarck has expressed the in
tention to send a communict TO the
press at frequent intervals on the Impor-
tent political ques lions of the day.
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IL Causes a sensation.

VIENNA, April "a telegram from
Berlin, which was delayed by the press
censorship, announces the publics-
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: To confer with Boulanger.

SP1RIs, April 3.-Forty Boulangists.
including Laguerre, Laissant and Derou-
lede, have gone TO Jersey to confer with
Gen. Boulanger.
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Here we have the cream of the Latest
Novelties. If you want the Latest Out
you canuot afford to pass this department
without look Call and see the new
Eifie Trimmings, Vandyke and Ombre
Gimpe, Gold, Silver, Jet and Steel
Points, Point DeJene and Persian Points
and Bands, New Neckwear, and Ruch-
ings. Prices correct.
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Embeanled 1000, 600 Francs.

BERNE, April S.-The state treasurer
of Canton of Tiscino has been arrested
on charge OF embezzling 1000 900
francs.