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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
a BOOM FOR DUNSTAN.

Julius Freud Says BouShton County
Wants the Lieutenant Governorslip.
During the recent visit of julius
Freud TO the Northern Peninsula, he
spent some time in each of the towns of
Houghton, Hancock, Calumet and Red
Jacket, and was thrown in contact with
the leading merchants and those inter
ested IN the great mining enterprises.
he says that section IS greatly stirred
up politically, AMI that there is strong
movement, at present, n the shape Of
an undercurrent, % bring forward
Thomas Z. Dunstan, Of Houghtou. tor
Lieutenant Governor. The people say
that Houghton, the richest county IN
the upper peninsula, has never had any
recognition from the Republican party,
while Marquette has been literally fed
and they Will make q determined effort
10 have Mr. DUnstan gwen the second
place on the Republican ticket, his
friends urging that not only will he poll
the entire Republican strength, but by
his personal popularity he will draw
largely from the Democratic ranks.
Mr.. Freud says tnat he inquired into
the canG idacy OF White fol Lieutenant
Governor and OF Wilkinson Tor Treas
urer, and found that their following
was apparently local. They had warm
friends, were popular, but there was 10
sucn demand for their candidacy Us
there was Tor that Of Mr.. Dunstan, who
Was n daily receipt Of letters, not only
from influential Republicans in the
Upper Peninsula, but IN all parts OF the
state, urging MIN TO allow ms name -
be used as an avowed candidate for
Lieutenant-GOvern
In connection with the above il VIII
be remembered that a dispatch from
Grand Rapids III Yesterdays News as
serted that Mr.. McCoy's friends lco6
upon the Dunstan boom as n move in
the interest OF Jos. d. Moore, of this
city.-News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
cAUGHq BxApEvIL-gIsH
NJ ASasrsoa's o4ssr LSperasaes u -te
s-inas Creature ~ tAs Sea.


s-i1s Creature 81 tae SEA.
{. Il. Aaaersoa had a-tar.ll.ng expeE-
isEce With a dex.l.Gsh IL Cen asnes-
msat Bay lasi Fg.z4y evening. He aaa
tes1 cruising 44oat 10 the aglie steam
la11ca DAISY. Hsb = Eless1rs party
40 when opposite tae oo4. ounkers GA
TIE ~ay 1to port sofae Obstruction
cloeSe4 ne propslisg-scIsR The boat
VS. ven = tsrTole wrsaca, aud the
little sSfeE began % Ihump. taunlh
taamp against the bull ~ the laaaea-
lmAs niag that q piece Of Eeip n4d be-
con4e eat&lgied 90 ths screw. Ar. An
dsFson' stoppiug tbr eaglne, c&inif
rolled Qp ais sleeve ane tQFust his ARA
down 80 tie steEn aud grasped tat
MI ggtag nlaSs, tee outlines ~ w2ieA
nefs ouly lndistsncIiy discern ole p llie
gathering dusk. As he grasped tae
si-ny mass 10 loosen it from tae scfsn
Re ielt crawling seLsation and knew
that rs arin Was bslng encEelod ~
syme reptile.
I4el o.loWsd q sensation IS OF
hundred lgeehes sucking and tue
strength o. a nlau belng exeEteG ID draw
him overheard. Mr.. Anderson neTved
himself for final effort, and the tent
aele wrapped about his arm parted
from TIE BODY of the monster. As ne
drew himself upward the tent2cie re-
lsxed It's mold aad fell hack into the
water.
Il might have held on 10 IT," said Mr..
AndeisCa, tins morning, had | not
been more intent IN holding on 10 my
own arm
''HOw large was ltP'
"Only little one" said ne.
''HOw big IS THAR asked the report
er, and Mr.. Anderson Indicated toe SIZE
of the teatacie that mad enwrapped his
arm by holding his hands eighteen or
twenty inches apart.
A mass of 20 inch tentacles with a
body about the slZe'ot a wAter-buoket
would make a very formidable monster,
Notwithstanding his protestations 10 the
contrary.
The screw of the propeller was
wrenched nearly oil the rod bv the AMI
NAL, and It's blades show the ahasiOns
made by humping the little vessel 5
bottom. Around Mr.. AndeTson's 5 arm,
IN an advancing circle, IS 4 series of
little spots, which Friday night were
very sore, showing where the suckers
OF the tentacles had fastened them
selves. Mr.. Anderson supposes his en-
countc- have been with a devil-fish.
Tacoma News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
KICK AGAINST BARNUM.
Citizens Eenonstrste Against HIS show
Locating on Luce's Property.


Locating on Luce's Property.
Citizens Of Lafayette and Powers-sts.,
Jefferson and Terrace-aves. are making
a biz kick about Barnum's circus show
ing on Cass-st, and X. c. Luce's prop
erty. They claim that Mr. Luce had
no right TO rent Cass-st. 70 Bamum q
Barley. They also claim that they nave
gone % great deal OF expense beautI-
Tying tneir lawns, and If the circus is
allowed 10 locate there. they Will be
trampled upon and practically ruined.
They also claim shat the biiis and DIRT
taat Viii be distributed Will be NUS
ance.
Lest night r. II. Gill, at the request
OF people residing N that vicinity,
called on Alderman Carpenter to dis
cuss the matter. A remoustrance w,ll
probably be presented TO the council
Monday nlght.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

Csrrst Top. age rs. Is HIton-st.,
tvrh-,8 fever. Wits Mack. Is months.
~ntrs Court. chciera rrfsufUu
HeverhCrst. yesrs. SEA East Eulton-st.,
chc era rfirrum Wa. Van Dyke,
vear ~ Msscn-sl.. cholera irfaHtum
Charles Ha11. 2 Tears. 10 Lsgraud-st.,
etolera niantuw. no name gwen, 30
I.elcrev- e.. dlantheria.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

WAsmsGros, Aug. Is--FoF Lover
81 i.cl.gal FAX IA sogthsrB. igcsl
shoFeFs "a Dortneru pcFEoni wlnos
shifting 81 soetneEiys gsneEally sarmsE,
except % southwest por1ons stEUo1zry
temperature. For Upper A.cnig2z.
L.ght showers 81 galy warmer Ia vest
era. stationary lellpegat4re ~ eastern
port0ni soutAes.y Ninds, shifting y
westerly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
WASTE No MORN TINE

with those who have q
cheap or high-priced REM
edy to try; their tonics,
stimuIants, nervines and
hypnotics, sleep producing
drugs, or instrumental ap-
pliances; they are OF no
avail, the disease is still
there and can ONLY be cured
BIZ DR.. ). CLAY TODD, 43
Monroe-st., Grand Rapids,
BIich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Three Attachments Diasolved.

Messrs. Shauabsn, Nash and Dorland
dissolved their attachments against T..
II. O'brion's furniture yesterday. The
gentlemen say that the bill Of the Val
icy Printing Company winch call for
500 = about $500 too large. They wl.l
contest Z. Fletcher q VANITY are Mr.
O'Brcn's attorneys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

Cock 4 BsrEthald. show case nsaru-
fsrtrrers. yesterday sss gred tte,r
business 81 Hevwaa g Co.. fer corr
SHERATON Of 500. Thsy $50 agree nct
- enter lrto TIRE marufacturs - sncw
cases a this city for two years
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

We. the hverymen and hackmen.
hereby agree to furnish first-clsss hacks
and none others for funeTalS for and az
the rate Of two s. each. inside OF tho
CITY nmlts, aad we wll not furnish
hacks for tie benefit - 0se who have
cut the Qrces and are III ming second
class hacks:
GILr q GREEELET.
a. IABoE.
II. =. PUlvEz.
BALI e NATIERs TBANsFER &C.
wv. k0CH.
PATTI q HAMHERsc cHMrDT.
4 y. ALETE.
DorTHv & PsTTEBsoE.
A N. RATHBURv.
August E, 1920. 22l <
Tglv waite Flcur.
Made bv Waller City Nlhng Co. Grand
RsD.Is. is fsri.y favo. e. Try Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

- fsfow'a4 = Er ~ ~ -a--,s-s
lfceases ssasd sace ass pla.isasa- 80 tse
names. resl Is1se usea 51tste tas ct17 4ad
s1es el E1e a.vr es- asES
ssosri = Wffrsst. Johanna r. Wsss~
n4alrs e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without it
VALLEY CRY MrIH1xs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

SOLDIER Home Boat Landing.
y. J.. WeiCh has row boats. bait and
and fishing tackle atr asonable rates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Lily white TIour

Ismsde from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
DALLAS
POlicomer's Annual Pnll-a Chinnmap Who
skipped VIII Be Brought Back
TO Sing.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEN. Dec. l0.-Cnited States
Marshal VI :. McGee day or two since
arrested George !. Blakley, editor of the
Hartley Headlight, for sending obscene
matter through the mail. Mr.. Blakley
Was taken before Commissioner Hodge at
"lrh.'H Falls for examination, and was
bel over for trial until December % uu-
Ger 81 1ond of $500.
IA" Dallas Policemen Benevolent as
go aiion held meeting this morning
Eri among other business before the as
s'rn;on was the report of the committee
VITO hmve III charge the polremeu's an
nual bnli TO be held on the night of the
'>'H. The committee reported all the
nTTangrmrnts complete and everything
IN good shape. The sale of tickets in
u'aies great interest in the coming
SOFA, event, us upward of coo have been
sod
A'on! ten days ago the Ervav street
VA's were discontinued on Main street
'Fo!n Che courthouse to Ervay and pas
'ThSrTs were transferred to the Ervay
~ '''' III lnt postnfnce. Inc iOlle
wax that had 10 be made by the trans
I''Tr4 passenger mater ally lessened the
""Fei on the Ervay line and to-day the
mules are again seen on Main street at
'A'Aei 10 the Ervsy street cars. These
''S now run from the courthouse up
Ni''A ani then out Ervay street.
some time ago Chi Chung. the China
I"h was tiued 5000 in the city court for
,1'A1nc an opium joint. He was re-
',n'ea IN order 10 appeal his case, but
capped out and has not been heard of
.'r some time until to-day word was re-
.7Ned Inst be had been arrested at GAL
'rt.o1. He will be brough; back.
4HT city council held an adjourned
S''n TINS afternoon TO further con-
."er the amendments TO the city char
.s' he section passed upon at the last
ling which was to regulate the num-
ol wards al seven appears not 10
uNe heen entirely satisfactory, and the
inter was rerunsidered and the evening
S Sseu IN arguing the matter. Alderman
so'e ana Kline locked horns and did
- ost OF the talking. The matter was at
" "sI settled by crsating fourteen wards
Win s~o aldermen from each, who shall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
ROund-UpS.

Round Ups.
Erath county is shipping more hogs, to
Fort Wort than any other county IN the
state.
A .tockman IN Fort Worth from the
Pecos country yesterday says cattle are
in fine condition. although there are not
over one-haii as many to-day as there
were two years ugo.
At Chicago last week receipts were:
rs, 500 cattle, 225, 200 hogs, 46. 600
sheep, against 50. 264 cattle. 225 $50
hogs and SO, $40 sheep the previous week,
and II 1856 cattle. III .02l hogs and 81
377 sheep for the corresponding week
1889.
The Kansas City Drovers' Journal
says: ''Rrceipts for the year TO date
ere 400 1893 cattle, IS, 357 calves. g.
6S3. $40 ho=s. $40 1856 sheep aud 81 ,s05
horses and mules, showing gaiu OF
32s. o59 cattle, 1872 ,lSS hogs. 1854 1874
sheep and 2790 horses and mules, CON-
pared with 1889.
Farmers should not try to market their
light hogs. There is no demand for pigs
or 'singers in Fort Worth at the pies
eut time. By forcing them on the mar
ket now only coufuses the quotations,
aud Is all actual loss to the owners.
This class Of hogs should be kept until
they are in proper condition aud have
reached a reasonable weight.
" The first steer to be offered up as
sacrifice 10 the new order Of things In
Texas will be slaughtered to-day at the
packing house. it is expected that
about forty beeves will be dressed to-
dav, and that the number will be stead
lily increased as the demand requires.
Architect Thomas has all the machinery
in place, and there is nothing to delay
the beginning of active operations in the
dressed beef department of the packery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

be an actual resident of the ward they
represent. This creates two wards more
than at present, and makes council of
twentv-eight instead of tweuty-four as
al present.
About O'Clock this morning tank
containing 1875 gallons of coal oil was
discovered to be on fire in the store of
j. 7. Cowan Co. on Elm and Good
streets, hut by careful work the fire was
extinguished before much damage was
done. How the fire caught L. a mys-
terry. and Its timely discovery prevented
serious results.
man was held up by highwaymen
and robbed OF SAG near the Tenth street
station in Oak Cliff night or two ago
Luren Chr,stoi, the champion middle
weight w-estler Of the world. has de-
cided 20 make Dallas his home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
LIVESTOCK MATTERS.
No Probability of Sale of the Cherokee
Strip at Present.
The Government VIII Fave to Sanction ANY
Slaughter Cattle To-Day-Orher Notes

Dispatches have been burdening the
wires for the past few days regarding the
snufehase of the Cherokee Strip by Ger
sfan gentlemen. The report that A. ].
Snyder was willing to part with So
600, 900 for title in fee simple to the
vast territory owned by the Cherokees
and 80 recently occupied by the Chero-
kee Livestock association, was followed
by another offer from John A. Blair of
Kansas City, that he would pay the In
dams $50 200, 900 for the property.
Whether OF not any of these offers will
ever be accepted is hard to say, but it is
evident that there will be no formal
purchase of the strip ut the present time.
1t IS interesting TO vast number of
catt!emen to know what the result of
these negotiations will be, as il Is gen.
orally supposed that. should the Strip be
purchased by individuals aud not by the
government, 1t will he converted into
hugg$paeture and fully stocked. The
,@$HHs HAS been in days gone by paradise
s9ktr cat tlemen, and il is but natural that
Ihey should oe loath to give up the vast
territory to others. But there is hardly
shadow OF doubt as to the final pur-
chaser of the Strip. Uncle Sam will
gobbe up this territory from the Iud ians
just the same rs he has from other tribes
III Instances too often to mention.
Messrs. Blair and Snyder would be per-
fectly safe in Offering Sl00 900. 900 for
the property, for the offer could not be
acc pied by the Cherokees without sane
ton of the sale by the government. This
the latter will not robably do, as public
sentiment is against il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

quently published in outside papers that
the Fort Worth packing company in
tended to assume the contract made BY
Isaac Dahlman TO supply All English syn
dicate with 500 tons OF dressed beef fort
nightly are without foundation. Super
tntsndent Barnum said yesterday that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
4 WOnfer Yorker.

< Mr.. Frank Hrtfm an. young man Of Burling-
ton. Ohio. sta.es that he had been under the
Sca e OF two prominent Physicians. and used
aI he b to get
sumntio4RHd scurah1e. AAwaG1 ersu aded to
try DR.. N sN w his ssE far pnsum Dtlep
to wa1k &C lSss shs s ises swiiAdnt n stiasSS He
found, bes3FeBs b nd dsed hAaf OF SSdosisr bot
tie, that. ne was much better: he continued to
use 1t and is to-day enjoying good health. If
yon have any hroat. lung ciiest trouble try
II. We guarantee satsfac: ion. Trial bottle
free at N. Z. Grammer's drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
December Cotton Estimates.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-Decpmber re-
turns to the department of agriculture
place the value Of cotton of plantations
nearly the same as last year, the average
being quite Us high us the average farm
value Of the previous crop, or cents,
as the average export price slightly ex-
ceeds 10 cents. This makes the loss of
shipments by wagon and railway or
steamer, drayage commissions, COM
pressing and other expenses nearly =
cents per pound. The state averages
are: Virginia, 81 cents per pound;
North Carolina, 81; South Carolina,
81; Georgia. Sc; Florida, Sc; Ala
bama, Sc; Mississippi, SIS; Louisiana.
SIS; Texas, 81; Arkansas, SIS; Ten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
The Market.

The market continued strong yester-
day with prices ranging from 50 rs to
$50. Several carloads were expected
IN late last night from Kansas ami also
the Panhandle. The wagon delivery
was heavier yesterday than on any pre-
vious day.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE ADS.

IN persons seeking employment ~ des'r-
fre EflJ or anu character are nr,ted to uss
III. column free OF charge. suca Gduertiss-
ntfts not TO erceed three lines
Notices OF articles cost and rouna n this
column, no, ezc>ed!n9 three lines ,ciA also Do
inserted free.
il is The desire or Tho Gdzetts to rdciH,1.s
tie search OF persons for employment and
II, recorery OF lost property, ant al ar
cordially inritsd TO Use tas column for such
purposes.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Parties ansnering advertisements belo,e
must address the Advertiser and not the
Gazette, as this paper has nothing to do ,cith
The advertisement further than to print il.
The Gazette cannot undertake to .tor,cdrd
replies unless prepaid and addressed en-
relopes accompany advertisements.
No 'personaI' notices printed unless
accompanied By name OF the Advertiser.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
II ouie. a, the Blue Creek Mine.

deputy sheriffs spent last night at the
Blue creek mines as precaution against
trouble, four labor leaders being present
with the avowe0 purpose TO stop the zen
from working who have taken the places
ofsthe strikers. They were arrested this
morning and brought TO Birmingham.
No disturbance occurred in connection
with the arrest. All 10 quiet at Blue
creek The strikers places are being
filled with negroes, an experiment that
promilea aut.CeSa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GAZBTFB'S LETTER LIST.

LIT ofletters remaining uucs!Iei for IN the
counting room or yesterday. Persons calling
Tor them will please say advertised: ...,.se1
4. D.. l. G. aSA..s6iS31 $500 )
A. l23. W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
Shipments.

Shipments.
General Agent J. A. Wilson furnishes
THE GAZETTE with the following figures
relative to the number of carloads of
Texas cattle received at the Chlcnyo
stock yards from May l to November 80,
1890:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

there was no probability of the packing
house attempting any such contract at
the present time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

DOSITION-Wanted in grocery or on delivery
L wagon by young man thoroughly acquain-
ted with city. Can furnish good references.
Address K. H.. care OF Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

Remo rai Notice.
Raeland & Pieffer haze xe@D3ed their
plumbing sSsAi9e eS4s v4ssment
IF tt1e frade building. Tels-
phone orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

DRINTER-Sober and industrious newspaper
! and Job printer wants position good
country newspaper; reasonable SALARY. Address
..slrictly Business care OK Gazette. Fort
Worth, els
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

FLERKSHIP-Wanted bv a Young man for
y January |, a position with a good wholesale
house. Understands bookkeeping and is not
afraid to work. Best of reference gwen. Ad-
dress r. B. Clark, No ona Tex. Sill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
FOR REST-ROOMS.

N with south, seaesAaAsg 0l(sS8P 6sure. in
quies, s66ge6e efgnborhood to BUSH
lk4y!6f Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

EblINTER-A competent printer wants per-
manelt sit on some country newspaper.
Sober and Of steady d spJsition. Can do some
job work. Must have work by January ], 1891.
Wages no object, particulars in 6rst letter. Ad-
dress ]. w. W. Mullen Tex. Hill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

yiRlNTER-Position wanted with some good
} weekly newspaper by a frst-class print err
caDable or managing the editorial department.
Address E. Nj. Quad, care Gazette. liza
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

- TEN desires situntiol as
- stenographer and typewriter. Thoroughly
qualified and years OF experience in busina.,
Office Best recommendations. Address H.
NJ. care Gazette. II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted in wholesale
~ drug house. Fort Worth. Dallas or Waco.
Reference cheer. ully given. Address, Drurman.
Gazette. Job
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

IOOK-First class, while. strictly temperate,
u eight years references-wants place in
hotel. ate trade and wages. Address Fl. l..
Cook =" Temple, Tex 2s-'3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

LNNGINEER-Fourteen years experience, one
T. year electric lighting. Two years ice max
ing wants position anywhere in Texas. Strictly
Eeober, have family. Best of reference. Address
Engineer, this office. 3-l6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

II RUGGIST-A position wanted by regis
] tered German druggist. Best of references.
Address G. P, care Gazette 2j-l2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11

,RAUGHTSMAN wants situation with enzi-
~ neering corps in some good Off ce; expert
enced; good references given il required. Ad-
dress d. j., care OF izette. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-11
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

GOOK-Wants place. A No. l. irst-class,
" white. strictly temperate. eight years ex
perence. References from river boats. Can
control kitchen. state wages and trade. Ad-
dress H L. Cook Temple, Tex. 40