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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Registration Saturday.

On Saturday the books of registration
will be open publicly for the addition OF
new names.
To shoot ono must first load his gun. To
vote one must first register.
We call the attention OF all Of our read
ers to their duty. Especially should oul
Democratic committees take notice and act
accordingly.
Go to work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
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GOODS,
ARRIVAL or MORE DAMAGED GOODS
FROM THE RECENT
NEW YORK FIRE
THE GOODS ARE ONLY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED

THE GOODS ARE ONLY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
BY WATER.
orc. porBLE.wIDTB BLACK HENRIETTA
11lkc. a yard; .rp,
Atwood RED TwiLLED INDICATED
FLANNEL only 1slfc a yard;
GENTLEMEN'S NATURAL WOOL CNDEh'
SHIRTS only 5oc. apiece;
Tho DC. quality SHELLY oIL-cLoTI only DC. a
yard:
rIauT sBIRTING CALIc0Es only 4Ac. yard;
Ros, quality sATINEs only 7llc. a yard
ooos CANTON FLANNEL only 41ic. yard;
rrrRKFY-RED TABLE DAMASk only 10c.
yard;
r,,ra heavy GRAY BLANK ETs. s1.l5 pair;
WHITE BLANKETS. slightly solled from water
atsl.I7, sl.gs. s2.37, ami 1885;
CALICO BED COMFORTS ut AZ and TIC
apiece;
cyIILpRENs CLoAKs. n few sizes only. 97c.
spocc;
GrNTLENEN's SUSPENDEgs with drawers
snpporrers only l7c. pair
lc.t RLEAcHED and UNBLEACHEp SHEET
ING only ING. yard:
LADIES' LINEN HENsTlTCHED COLORED-
BoIDERED BANDKERcHIEFs only DC.
apiece;
lot 5O-lnch DRESS GOODS only 10c. yard;
STAMPED TRAY-COvERs, Sc. apiece.
Many more bargains await you. Call early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Gu
licS. Of Trenton. N. j., says tho New York 7rt
buas, Louis y. darretson and Miss Virginia Az
kins. deaf-muses, Of Trenton, were married
The Rev. d. r. Foster tied the knos. Mrz X 7.
Davis interpreted for the benent Of tho silent
ones- Her sister, Mrs. Gulick, Is also q mute
hence hey fitness for the work. The bride booked
lovely In cream cashmere trimmed with white
silk and point lace, the bridegroom has beer
IN tbs employ Of the Pennsylvania railroad foi
mute employed by the company. A number o
railroad en- ployees and thor Wives attended the
wedding, coming from New York, Philsdelphia
baltimore. and T,lllytown. Letters q regrci
the bride. and Thomas & AttInss cx-judgc Of ths
Hastings Court, Richmond, Va. and his asso
Gate, Albert Blair, uncle and cousin, respective
", u tho brida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
GREENesvlLLE's CIRCUIT COURT.
A New Public school for Emporia-Joint
Methodist and baptist Meetings.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
EMroRIA, Va. October 20.--On account
of Judge Hancock being detained at Bruins
wick the Circuit Court will not convene here for
lite fan term until the 2.d instant
The Board OF Supervisors al their last meeting
purchased a very desirable lot upon which 70
erect pubiic-school building. The trustees VIII
at once erect a handsome and commodione
building. The school has already commenced
operations in rented house. Captain w. H..
Briggs "a the principal Ia charge, and Miss Nan
ME w. Wilson assistant All feel az interest IN
the cause OF education, and while the public Is
taxed for such purposes IL Is nothing but right
that the people should have good schools.
RELIGIOUS NETTING.
Joint proiracted meeting by the MethodIsts
and Baptists OF this place Is now goingon. Rev.
W. X Allen and kev. Vernon PAnson are con-
Quoting II.
Mr.. w. Y. Deal, O prominent Iumberman OF
this section, viii commence NJ an early day
planning mill at Beleald-
Tho valuable property known as "Walker's
MIL" on the Menerrln river, near this place,
viii DO sold at public auction at our next County
Court The sale Is under decree OF the Circuit
CQuFf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

While Governor HILL did not wish TO
make a speech here while he merely in
tended to express his gratitude for cour-
tesies extended when he learned that this
course would dsappoint the people. b."
yielded TO the general wish. His speoch was
in the main the promptings of tho mo-
ment: but the parts abont JeffersonIan
Democracy, about the tariff. &c. were.
substantially. extracts from recent al
dresses that he has made in the Empire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
THE SEVENTH SESSION CLOSED.
| New Officers of the j. o. u. A. Michel
| Morris Dismissed-Other Notes.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
ROANOKE, Va. October 20.-The State
Council of the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics closed its seventh annual
session here this evening at O'Clock. AT the
session to-day the laws Of the order were re-
viewed, and among the changes made was one
fixing sixteen years instead of eighteen as the
minimum age for admission 10 membership In
the order.
NEXT MEETING.
Washington, u. c., was selected as the place
for the next annual meeting, and the following
onncers we're elected for the ensuing year
Councillor. George +. Howard. OF Washington ;
vice-Councilior, o. J. Kaufman, OF Norfolk: Sec
rotary. Thomas b. Iyey, OF Petersburg; Urea
surcr George NJ. Rawson, OF Richmond; Con-
ductor. Lee Guier, Of Richmond; Warden, j. n.
Lawson, OF Roanoke; Inside Sentinel, II. ~
Ingelke. Of Roanoke; Outside Sentinel, A. D.
Krone, Of Newport News.
DISMISSED PROM SERVICE.
At the meeting OF the Board Of Police Com
missioners OF this city this evening Chief-of-Po-
lice NJ G. Morris was dismissed from service.
In the Hastings Conrt to-day, which was pre-
sided over by Judge j. s. Digs, OF Lynchburg
the fury returned verdict Of guilty against
Martha Taylor lcoloredl. charged with grand
larceny. and assessed her punishment at one
year imprisonment in the penitentlary. Her
husband, Jordan Taylor, will be tried on the
Same charge tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

The President of the powhatan Club pre-
sented Governor HILL with floral toma-
hawk on Monday night. Such weapon.
with little steel in it. would be very use
full in the Goverhor'e warfare against the
Republicans But when he comes here
again we should Ike to see him made the
recipient Of two Powhatan pipes. One tor
himself. the other for Mr.. CLEVELAND.
They have rbeforically smoked the pipe ct
peace. but to do it actually. and with the
fragrant Virginia weed would dfaw them
still nearer together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Fruit-Growers of Virginia.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
RICHMOND, Va. October 10, 1891. J
To 1te Editor Of he Dispatch:
The DIspArcn of the Goth of September
contained the following III us columns OF
the boards proceedings:
Mr.. Lyman, from the Committee on
Agriculture, asked an appropriation Of $50,
TO be used in obtaining the names of the
fruit-growers Of the State"
Your reporter was mistaken in the object
for which the money was appropriated: IL
was to obtain list of the various kinds oil
fruit grown throughout Virginia.
Yours very truly,
THOMAS WHITEHEAD,
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

The Herald beat all the other New York
papers in reporting the HILL meeting IN
this city. 1t gave fair synopsis OF the
speeches and had pictures OF the Mozart
Academy interior and of Governor Nc
KINNEY and President BELvM. of the Pow
haitian Climb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
WOOD W ARD & 10 TIL R 0P
TEMPLE DRY GOODS sroRE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
STORE OPEN FROM A. NJ. TO P. n.

In our MEMS DEPARTMENT We coll par
ticular attention TO the fine line OF All-Sitk
Ties Four-n- Hands, and TIE ks We are showing.
We have marked them at 2Jc.. and can Justly
cay they are good values and "a handsome In
STYLE and colOrs AZ more expensive goods. In
SOC. goods In Four-in-iian amt Tecks we show
an almost endless assortment OF colorings. For
evening wear we show some elegant cOlorings In
Four-in- Hands, Tecks, Pulls, and Ascot Ties.
Our NEW FALL HOSIERY for meu should be
In great demand. Tho goods are certainly at
tractive. There are styles for all tastes, in
GLIDING a large range OF novelties. Only tho
BEST OF any kind Is our property. Colored
Merino Half-IIose for %, 30, so, and G21ec.
Don't forget We have the best Colored SILK
Clicked Half-Ilose In the market for 25c.
In UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS We have very
complete stock. 100 dozen Linen Bo5Oms and
Cuffs. reinforced front and back, SOC. so dozen
nj soc. 90 dozen az 62l4c.; 30 dozen at 76c. /;
SO dozen at 81. Laundered SHIRTS at 90, 75c,
III, and sI.50, and Collars and Cuffs in endless
variety
visit this new department, opened to-day, in
which you will find the most complete assort-
ment OF fine warranted Scissors, PEN and Pock-
et-Knives, Razor-Straps, Table Knives and Forks,
and Carving Sets. The 1ustly-celebrated X. Is,
Extra" Razors, which We guarantee require no
honing. h. b. Extra Patent-Spring Ladies Scis-
sors and Hand Forged Pockct-Kniyes can be
found In this department Watch this depart
ment the coming week. To-day we offer a specia!
sale OF Full Nlcke-Plated Scissors at 25c.
We have on hand twenty-five dozen CON-
FORTS of the latest styles, ranging from 81 to
s25.
We also have full line Of BLANKETS in
borders OF all colors ut the lowest prices
Our stock Of COUNrERPANRS is now COM
plete.
NEIs, in Cream, Tan. LghtBrown. Black, Red
and Grays, ranging from soc, 70 s25osyard;
&c Gilt WOODWARD Il LoThhOP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Pattern SUITS |,

about half. Among them some of the
most beautiful Of this season. All Wool
Ladies Cloths. ~ inches wide, the best
soc. grade, for 95c. yard 81. ~ Broad
cloths for sl.20 $l.2j Broadcloths for
75c.-colored aud black.
A lot of about 40 dozen Ladies Black
Jersey Cashmere Gloves, the same
that always sell for 37!c.. for l9c. pair.
Chiffon Embroidered Edges that
heretofore were 39c.-a lot just bought
all colors, light and black, for l9c. a
,ar1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Personal Notes from FincastIe.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
FIYcAsrLE. October 19.--Mr. G. b. Camp.
or, editor Of the Herald, with his family, Is In
Lewisburg, ". Va, having been called there 10y
the death OF his brother-in-lsw, w. w. Moore.
Heavy frosts have fallen here in the past few
days.
The public schools opened to-day with good at
tendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Hoods SarsapariIla
Hoods SarsapariIla
GLEN ALPINE STATION. N. c., February 18th.
NHIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT

GLEN ALPINE STATION. N. c., February 18th.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY tn AT
three years ago l bad my left leg ampu-
tated four inches below the knee, caused by
blood poison and bone affection. After 1t
was amputated there came running ulcer on
the end OF 1t that measured 31s inches one way
and Az inches the other, and continued growing
worse every day until short time ago. was
given up TO die by the best doctors In Charlotte.
heard Of the wonderful b. b. y. I resolved to
try that. My weight at the time commenced
b. D. h. was 120 pounds. When had taken
three bottles gained 81 pounds in weight; when
had taken twelve bottles was sound and well,
but continued taking until had taken fifteen
bottles. now weigh $50 pounds, and measure
nye feet and three inches high. ] contend that
your medicine has no equal as blood-puriner.
II certainly worked IKE charm.
80 23-w&Sulm.nr j. H. WILSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
SILK VelUets.

shipped Us to sell for g. II II yard--ali
co.ors and black.
Tbomson's Glove Fitting Corset, the
Cuiasse, price Sl.15. for s'.25. a Span
ish Waist french Contille Corset IN
gray and high colors - bought hundred
dozen-and sell for 37tc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
FIfE'S WORK AT SOUTH BOSTON.
Three Hundred Conversions and All the
Bar-Rooms Closed.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.]
SourH Bosroy, Va. October 2O.-As re-
ported to YOU last night. Evangelist Fife
closed his meeting at South Boston yesterday.
Leaving town he was escorted 70 the Richmond
and Danville depot by two or three hundred
people. While waiting for the train o prayer
meeting was held at the depot, attended by the
greatest feryor and earnestness ana one CONVEX
sion was made As the train rusht IN the large
crowd sang "Standng on the Promises OF God,
arousing the passengers in the most unexpected
manner. and amid the loudest cheers Mr. Fife
went on his way TO his North Carolina homo.
NOW DRY TOWN.
Next to the conversion Of 300 people the
most notable result OF Mr.. Flies visit here Is the
closing of all the bar-rooms In South Boston,
which Is now one OF the dryest towns In the
State. The matter Is explained by the following
editorial, which viii appear In the HatJaI Re-
cord tomorrow
CONVERTED BAR-KEEPRRs.
"As reported elsewhere, two bar-keepers OF
South Boston-Messrs. l. T. Mays and W. H..
Cole-professed religion during Mr. Flies meet
ing and Immediately closed their saloons. Tues
day morning a meeting OF leading citizens was
held and 1t was proposed, II possible, to buy the
stock OF the other three saloons IN town ana
shut them up Also The proposal met with the
most cordial support. and soon the consent 10 all
had been received from Messrs. }. W. Moseiey
X Co., T. 4. Neathery, and 5. IL. Nelson. 'FRONT.'
nent businessmen then voluntarily gave their
note for the amount required, got the money
and paid the above-named' gentlemen Tor their
stocks OF liquors. and the saloons were 1mmedi-
arely closed. SO that now no, drop OF liquor II
sold In Sonth Boston. What a transformation !!
what glorious display OF benevolent Christian
purpose!
RELIGION AND PATH.
"All honor 10 those who made IL possible and
have thus shown their religion and their faith
by this liberal and noble act. But the honor OF
their fellow-men Is Of small importance. Their
reward Is IN having good conscience aud know
ing that their work Is approved OF God Inc
advantageous In every way, and the influence OF
this wonderful WORK will be felt all through the
county Of Halifax. South Boston a dry town,
made 80 In one or two hours. accomplished Dy
the individual act Of few Of its citizens led on
by the spirit Of GOD We verify believe II Ii
a glorious, grand. magnificent day In the
history Of this town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
lXo pieces heavy
ia beautiful
prin tie 4 de-
SIGNS made for
! Cotton Serees

wrappers. honse. anu street dresses.
These goods are new, and have been
here this season for 1870. very recently
1Uc. ward. and to-day's shipment SIC.
Merchants ara TO be debarred from
these. For that reason only two dresses
49, oor opa purchaaar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
The millinery.

tional trimmers this week to facilitate
orders II you ore not pleased IN the
department can you lie anywhere else Z
Among the Woollen Dress fabrics are
about 300 yards real English Cancels
Hair Checks. The last weeks selling
price was S9c.. come to us to-day for
JOc. a yard. Tougher aud more useful
stuff has seldom been on our counters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

HiSaol's No; !. q, .; q ris, sa q 4, Caro-.
IIns sS1 SrTsS are Puss Gs ss and Choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

Ladies' White Lawn Aprons, In ten different
styles, with hcmstitchlng, insertions, and open
work and lace effects, regular 35c. aprons,
ONLY 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
1}'(oFE!N
(0NPAfY

This store is doing for yon what never
before--better buying, better selling.
greater variety. and smaller percentage
OF profits. ,,oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

Ladies' Fine Lawn Aprons, hemstitched and
Ave rows tucks above, regular 30c. quality,
ONLY 23c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

Damosx Brocatells with Old-Iio~e, Terra Gotta
Tobarco- Brown. Cardinal Blue, and smoso.Co'
ored Grounds, short With bright sprays ana no"-
ers.
slls-Faced Petty Poinets In all the new oo'or'
ings and patterns. ,.,,ua.
Heavy Satin Furniture Damask. SOLO grouhos'
embossed IN rich aud elegant desigus.
solid-Coiored SILK Furniture Plush IN all 'ne
popular shades. 49,. .,.
Chenilie Tnbls-Covers In all sizes, from ono
yard square to two yards wide by three ynrds
long. -, 80 ILL,
Persian designs with both figured ana soiid
Special bargains In yard-apd-a-half-square
Chenille Diyan and Table-Covers al w.
UMBRELLAS.
We arc now showing the largest ana most
beautiful line Of Fine Silk Umbrellas ever
brought 10 Richmond.
SaturHl-wOod handles with gold and SILVER ana
panol bands, SGT with pearl and nIsre shVef
work. - 49,.
We engrnve your name or monogram on thesc
umbrellas free Of charge.
Nntural-Wood Handle SIR Umbrellas.
Full lIne OF Gloria Umbrellas from the cheap
est 10 the finest. DC ic-Su,""
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
BLACK GOODS.

Escollcn, valne in Black Bedford Cords at sl'
sl.3J, and upwards. .
Figured Black Bedford Cords In exclusive de-
sign. ranging from Zoe to 3l.3O per yard.
pog-Knots and Ribbon Effects IN all BLACK
Goods tim, nppear Tor the first timo. Tho usual
staple nnd conventional Hack Goods In serge,
Cashmere, AMI iienriettss AZ figures TO when
VIC call 81 eciIl notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
to any one pure

80 pieces
qualify. here.
tfore sold for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

An letters and kilograms must be addressed 10
TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
BEDFORD CORDS.

The newest thing in the popular Bedford cord
Ia n Ioyeis nowored effect, shown IN four coiors'
ansd 10 us aud cannot bo found elsewhere In
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

UPTOWN oFri6E 4ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1929 HULL STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

Ladies' White Lawn Aprons, hemstitcned and
wide-open work In lace effect above, regular
zoe. quality,
ONLY l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
ALL-wooL DRESS sTUFFs.

Our 5Oc. wool effects continue In strong re
quest, and many bargains are TO be found ainohs
shern in Plaids, Chevrons, Diagonals, and Home
suur. as well as In or All-W0ol plaids at 3Ilsc
per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

is bri m I u ]
O { beauties.
Three y q "
Y or k addi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

Heading noticce In resding-matter type, nvo
linee o. less, 81; in nonpareil loaded. 75c.
Gard Of rates for moro space furnished on APP
ION,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

Two-Tonei Jute Tapestry (silk iinisaed) In
four different colorince.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

stock hero
has n O I
only bar
gains for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

fench
reiu &C Il
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OF them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-06
Texans Abroad.

The following cattlemen from the Lone
Star state had livestock at the National
stockyards. Illinois. Wednesday last:
H. b. Sinner OF San Antonio had in four
cars of cattle.
c. H. DeRyee, Cotulla, marketed four
cars of cattle.
c. w. Barnard, Sabinal had in three cars
OF cattle.
Hughes & Rathmell, Coleman, had three
loads of cattle on the market.
j. d. Letcher. Cotulla, had Il car of cat
tie on the market.
W D. Oliver, Mexia, had cattle on the
market
j. T. Blanks had in cattle to-day from
Kyle, Tex.
John B. Neal had in five cars of cattle
from Abilene, and visited the yards.
Messrs. Gilroy. Price and Jennings had
in train from Yorktown.
Messrs. Briggs Il Co, Waxahachie had a
car of cattle on the market.
Coleman Fulton pasture company had in
a train of cattle from Deep Water, on the
Texas coast.
J. J. & ~ J. Dull of Cotulla, LaSaile
county, had train of cattle on the market.
Mr. j. f. Barron, Thorton, Limestone
county, had three cars of cattle on the mar
ket.
J. V. Huntsburv and w. W. Anderson
from Kyle were at the yards and marketed
cattle.
l. n Blewett ana Blewett & Wilson had
twelve cars of cattle on the market from
Groesbeck Mr. Blewett says that crops
in Texas We're never in better shape than
now, at this time of the year National
Livestock RepCrter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-06
LIVESTOCK GOSSIP.
Executive Meeting of Texas
CattIemen Yesterday.
'QUICK WORK IN DAMAGE CLAIM.
The Market for Texans Abroad, and Com
ment Thereon Texas Cattlemen
Abroad-Market and Range
Notes in the State.
General Notes.

General Notes.
Chicago had 5000 head of Texas sheep on
the market Wednesday last.
Nine packers purchased 1493s hogs at
Chicago Wednesday. leaving 10000 in the
pens.
Over 500 head of fed Texas sheep, aver
aging 100 pounds sold al $500 at Chicago
Wednesday. and 1919 head of grasSerS, av-
erdgiug eighty seven pounds, sold for 81. 30.
Heavy fat sheep are not in favor. Good
TAT sheep 90 to li0 pounds sell best during
the summer months.
Chicago reported 13.O00 cattle Wednesday,
including 5000 Texans. Good cattle were
said TO be strong and common cattle easier.
Wednesday there was Il run of Texas
cattle to St. Louis which amounted to over
two hundred cars, and included cattle from
the commoneSt 10 the best. Canning stock
and cattle which sold at 50 p TO s.. 30 were
weak, but good cattle were strong and
shade higher The cattle Ut 81. -. s.. 10 TO
81. 65 were shipped by J. s. Wilson, and the
tops We're the best he ever sent TO this mar
ket. -
The Texas StocliInun and Farmer re-
marks that Texas is no longer Il tin can
country creased with oleomargerine and
W. c. Davis, one of Iowa's prominent
and well fixed citizens. IS in Texas pros
pecting and has decided 10 make the Lone
Star state his home, and yesterday placed
an order with prominent realty firm III
this city to purchase within fifteen miles of
this city land for the purpose and upon
which ne will establish 4 fine stock farm.
He wants 10 be near Fort Worth.
Mr. Tom Andrews is back from an
extended trip TO New Mexico and Colo
RADIO. and points in Texas up the Denver
road He and Mr.. Ed Maron of Montana
have been shipping out the last of recent
purchases of 1000 head of feeders for.
Montana ranges, and in the early part OF
last week there occurred wreck OF i cat
tie train at Watervale. near Folsom, \.
NJ. and 100 of the cattle killed and fifty
wounded. This was on the Union Pacific
system, ana advices were Immediately
teleoraphed the general officers at Denver,
and upon the arrival of Messrs. Andrews
and Maron at Denver the claim was
settled. and in cash, within forty min
utes from the time OF meeting the officers.
This is indeed a quick piece of work. and
Mr.. Andrews is justly enthusiastic in his
praise of the Union Pacific Officials. He
has many good words TO say of the man
ner in which they treat cattle shippers.
Mr. andrews also speaks encouragingly of
the livestock Interests in the sections he
has visited in the last three weeks. ColO-<
RADIO cattlemen, he says. are kicking
vociferously about Texas quarantine reSu-
latious. They want Texas cartM>
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-06
FATAL TYPHUS.
Causing Many Deaths Among Troops in
Mexico-An Incendiary Blaze Results
in Much Damage,

CITY OF MEXICO, June Sir Spencer st.
John, British minister here, and arbitrer
in the MeXican-G uatemalan mixed claims
commission. leaves for England this month,
and this will throw the labors of the COM
mission back, not allowing a finish in the
allotted time, and obliging new stipula-
tons
The Mexican telegraph company has du-
picked their cable between Vera Cruz and
Galveston ana manned second line hence
TO Vera Cruz, and their business is increas-
ing daily.
Typhus is causing many deaths among
troops
Fire destroyed thirty-six houses and
many stores in MeXcala, state of Guerrero.
The incendiary was arrested.
The government is improving the fire de-
partment, and have fire alarms from the
United States and engines from England.