davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
A COLOSSAL DEAL.
Eighty Thousand Texas Cattle Purchased
At = Cost of 60. 0oO, o0o-To Move
Tomorrow.

KANSAS CITT, Mo-, April 3.-One Of the
most colossal cattle deals ever consum-
mated has just been completed by wealthy
stockInan Of the West and Chicago packers.
The deal involves an outlay Of $1,000, 900,
aud $1,000 head Of cattle have been pur-
chased in Texas and are to be shipped to
the Chicago market
. W. p. Harring, a well-known cattlemar,
returned to-day from Texas, where he has
been since January /. In that time he has
purchased A, 900 head Of cattle at a cost of
81, 000, 900 for himself. p. D. Armour and
f. y. Hewins. president Of the Cherokee
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
ALE NOTES.

DR.. Cosby of the White Settlement has
bought DR.. Dameron'S house and LOT III
ALE. Dr. Cameron has stopped the prac-
tice of medicine here and DR.. Cosby has
taken his place.
There was light frost at ALE on 9Th
inst, but no serious damaCe was done.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
RAILROAD NOTES,


The Missouri, Kansas and Texas is at
present busily engaged in hustling live
stock through to Indian Territory points
and has between 800 and COO cars OF stock
cattle en- route which will pass through
Fort Worth during the week
During the month of March this road
handled 1889 cars Of cattle at Denison. an
increase Of 500 cars over the CORES ponding
period OF last year. And this in the face Of
the fact that two rival lines are bucking it
hard in the livestock transportation
business
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
DIED GAME.
Expiated tine Crime of Killing a Farmer.
Died OF SiranSulation.

SOMERSET, PA, April David and JOS
eph Nicely. brothers. were hanged at ~
O'Clock this afternoon. They both died
game and protesting their innocence. Death
resulted from strangulation. The bodies
We're cut down about nineteen minutes al
ter the trap WAS sprung. On the night OF
February q, 1889, both brothers went 10
the house of a farmer named Umberger and
under the pretense of searching the house
for jewelry which they said was stolen, be-
gan searching the house under what puI-
ported to be warrants. Umberger tried 10
protect his property and was shot aud
killed
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
a SAD MlSHAP.

Young Lady Burned to Death While
Burning Brush Near DeLeon.
Special to the Gazette.
DELEoy, TEX, April "A very sad ac-
cident occurred about 4 mile east of town
on MIR. J. A. Wyatt's place. Miss Matte
Jones, was out in the field assisting her
father, B. G. Jones, in burning brush. Her
clothing took fire, and the wind being very
high, she was so badly burned that she died
to-day about ~ O'Clock Yesterday was
Miss Jones birthday, she being just seven
teen.
DR.. ]. L. Large, an old and highly re-
spected citizen, formerly of Galveston, is
very sick at the residence of Mr.. Heath.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
To Have g Stock Fair.
Special to the Gazette.

HENRIETTA, TEX, April Work on the
driving park and fair ground is progressing
rapidly, and it is the intention of the man.
agement to have series of races in May.
next, and also stock fair where large
premiums will be offered for the purpose OF
encouraging the raising Of better stock here
in our county
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
Improvements at Henrietta.

Special 10 the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, April 1.-The Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railroad is making large
improvements here. They are putting in a
large amount of new sidetracks, and are
making arrangements to DO a large cattle
shipping business at this point this year.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
ANOTHER LESSON.

BOY CarelessIy Handling a Gun Results
in His Death.
la--os0on nee Of the Gazette
'u.o. TEX, April 3.-To-day about
J. cock james Brown and son, aged
....,.A years, in company with several
I.s.E. started fishing on West Fork When
'-" party reached the outskirts of town.
E Brown attempted to uncap his
'.e- birreled shotgun, which he held
'9t toward his head, when it went of.
W.. contents Of one barrel entering il and
or BIS right eye, killing him almost in
Sandy
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
Dirt to Fly th,s Week.
Special to the Gazette.

HASRIETTA, TEX, April 4-Contractor
Murphy Of the firm of Byrket & Burnes
arrived here yesterday with several men.
They are making preparations to commence
work on Wednesday next. Their outfit of
100 teams and scrapers will be here on
Tuesday, and on Thursday next dirt will
begin TO fly between Henrietta and Archer
CITY
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
NOW A COUNTESS.
5iiss ellen Bayard and Count Il. 4. Low
euhnpt Happily welded.

WASHINGTON. DEL, April 2.-The mar
.. Count Il. \. Loweuhapt and Miss
i..a S.Earu. the youngest daughter OF eX-
-.a-g n1 Stale Thomas L. Bayard. took
sop ~ noon To-Day al Delaware Place. the
.u.cs'ead, in this city About one
quests We're gathered in the
main hallway at the hour of noon,
'..a -.up Coleman read the brief mar
.'4ai Of the Protestant Episcopal
The bride wore q complete white
~..aa. with veil and orange blossoms
..r .asd WIS maid of honor y ".
1920 u Cleveland WAS the best man \
..ar argal5fast followed the ceremony,
"...l The count and countess pro
De-. ua-e TO their new home ut lO1
street. No bridal tour is TO be
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
Texas, Louisiana and Eastern.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. April2 Chartered to-day ::
The Texas Louisiana and Eastern railroad,
to run from Conroe, in Montgomery county,
forty miles to point in Liberty county.
Capital stock $4,000
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.
The March Movement the Heaviest Since
1854 Total of 8, 443, 2IO Bales.

New ORLEANS, LA, April 2-The move
ment OF the American cotton crop during
March, as shown by Secretary Rester's
monthly New Orleans cotton exchange
statement, issued to-day, is the heaviest for
that month since 1853, the monthly total
reaches i,443,2l0 bales, exceeding March,
1890, by 2:3'22 Oh, and the same mouth in 1889
by l02, 49,. This makes 4 seven month
movement Of 543, 900 bales more than for
the entire twelve months of last year.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
CRUSHED BY A ClSTERN.
a Fatal Accident at Beaumont-smalIpox
at Concord

Special to the Gazette.
BEAUMONT, TEX, April 3.-One High
Smith, L carpenter, while repairing q wool
cisteru here to-day, met with an accident
which proved fatal tonight While lacllins
up cistern it became overbalanced and
fell on him, crushing him frightfully. from
the effects of which he died. He leaves
large family.
= case of smallpox developed at Concord,
small station near here. The case haa
been isolated
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

A Young Man Found Dead Under an I'M
nense Pile of Rocks.
Special TO the Gazette.
VIN1TA, L T., April 2-James Salisbury,
young man conducting a coal bank ten
miles northeast of this place, was found
mine the coal by stripping, but Salisbury
had drifted few feet when the bank cayed
in He went out alone yesterday at ncou,
and was not found until this morning. His
parents live near Southwest City, No.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
TEXAS MINES AND MINERALS.

Work has commenced on the Keller,
gnsiss quarry, two miles west Of Cisco. As
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
Nearly Frantic,

o. ESs It ever been your misfortune TO be
o'-- 4Ito frequent contact with o person
tFsess:yety nervous. II so, you must be aware
ir.Ul causes. UnnotiCed by the vigorous.
I've yhervOus invalid to the verge OF dss-
80 ru. IL is unnecessary 10 particUlaaEe
!, y rs his Impossible to guard against thSn.
Foossf The evil is usually imperfect diges-
60 md assimilation. To assist these
ti-gt.ei :. and through. Their reneYadSe complete
:,,g!sssosi5s WithsesHer fortises the mrs
~ @ganissn, is shfh th& poYeF OF
;aassiS,ietttrs Stomac Bitters. sanif1kruat-
= t'a--y and continuously used There is
raa' or row Srieyous the failures Of other So
S...sl tolics. No seGative or oFiate-avoid
sotA.-caD compare with this invigorsting
H-.'e tEaaguiliZeT. Constipation, billiousness,
I -. rheums tism, kidney troubles are cured
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09

SHIPMENTS RECEIVED BY RAIL

The box shipments have increased to
more than double over February, the bust
ness is spreading out, and the company
were compelled the first of this month 10
order 250 additional ice shipping boxes, and
the company is slightly behind in filling or
ders, but this is being rapidly overcome.
During March 403 cars of livestock were
handled by the Fort Worth union stock
yards. OF this number 207 cars Of cattle
were shipped out
One train of thirteen cars of feeders were
unloaded at the Union stockyards yester-
day afternoon from San Angelo They
will be taken on, after feeding, TO northern
ranges. -.
Two hundred and siXty-fve choice hogs
We're received from Purcell for the pack
inghouse yesterday
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT.
fromineIt Bank Cashier Commits Sui
eide n the Grave OF His Daughter.

NfyAEvAH, GA, April S.-Thomas Gas
g--. cashier of the Merchants national
.t-s % Ibis city. committed suicide this
morning by blowing his brains out with q
revolver n the grave of his daughter in
--~afe. Grove cemetery. Gasden was
prominent in Savannah and had been con-
..na with the bank for many years and
N.s ltcrested in various business enter
IE.gas
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09

This IS TO certify that had been n suf-
farr for five years with rheumatism and
t5.l.r disease. could not sleep without
'l..-s al apiare. l have taken six bottles
. d.. NJ your SaXct Blood Purifier, and /
.s vel as ] ever did and have gained
seventeen pounds since I commenced lis
-... lyIrs truly, 2. f. CARPENTER.
The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09

r. ron cannot get Saxet from drug
rrz send orders 10 US. We viii pre-
pa. sEqrass charges on any quantity ex-
......- $50 bottles.
PRICE 500 PER BOTTLE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
Ser ,,Werein ber Sriefmarfen.
&nmm[erls.

Die neueFe BIitbe ouf Rem GeIbe
ber 8ereinsgrhnDungen in unierem an
Dereinen nabrliM ni1t armen San
NntcniO 1T Gin pbiIateIiten : 8erein,
b. &. elm 9erein Der 8riefmarfens
Greuube, reip. sgammler.
Cine Bertammlung Durbe biefer
3oee In G@oIa' Dale obgebalteu, Bic
BON 6errn go. %. 0eufnser einberu.
fen mar. Der ginberufer fmiIberte
iur3 bic 3wede unb 3ieIe bes au grim,
benben Dereins. iporauf 0err 8. 9en,
Eel gum gorRbenben unb 6err 6euiin'
ger gum Getretdr ber WeriammIung er.
Ddblt tpurben. Sobann mutbe Elm
4omite ernannt, bns bic Staiuien be-
3u griiu6euben 8ereins entwerfen fol-.
Dieter gntmurf fpl elmer auf ben z.
Mai In G@oIj' 0ale ein3uberufen6en
0erfammlung pOrgelegt tperben. su Der
ole Briefmartens Greunbs bon SGn I'm,
tonic ~eingelaben 'tDeroen.
Die paIion bes Sammelus Dor
8riefmarfer bot Dor bielen anosrn ar,
ten ben Sammelns bas boraus, bab III
ouBerorbentli9 Iebrrei@ lit. @sogra,
pbie unb au@ Ieue @sf@i6te lernt bel
eifrige 8risfmarten > Sammler - no.
mentl!@ mem er i'm 8efbe zines gutter
MlbuEB 1T unb oas Sammein tpfema'
it'd betreibt, etrabe3a fpielenb, unb boz
III Elm ~teinestpe9s su beraGtenber @e'
tuiHtt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
Nptis fir 2trdbiteftem.

Die adtbaren apmmiNare bon 8erar Co.,
Eeras, criudem 6adleute Ylane unb Spesifis
fatiOnen fiir ben 8au zines neuen Gpuntbs
gourtbauIes anaufertiaen. Das @ebdube ion
cine Trpnt am Wain 8lasa BON etubunbert
NuS urS cine Tiefe BON ~einbunbert unb finfs
uHnbodt,ia NuS al, Ser luintasS trase baben,
ioa pisr Gtodperfe bod unb nit eiaem
Ebur,me unb eiaem Seller (basement) berSes
ZEN ieiu unb ioII bic neueifen @orridtunaen
fiir Sei,una, Qiht unb Gentilatipn baben.
Sn bieIem Gebdube Spuen it'd foIaerbe &aum=
fihfeiten befinben, ndnli6 Gier Court,
.mei @ranb S,lrbs. ,tpei 8etit : S:urbs. stpei
Siitrift . glerfs, bier Nidters, Elm Sifrifts
g~lnfpalts, Elm Gpuntb= gnpalts, afpei gpuntbs
@lerfss. stpei Sberiffss, elm @erihtsbienerss
hailiff1 Simmer. ,tpei @dumlidteiten fir BEN
SpIeftpr, ,fpei fir Sen Mfiefior, eines ie fir
BEN G6abmetiter, @ermef1er, Sdutes Snlpeftor,
Observation-Disclosures, $onitabIer nnb Mrst,
stpei SrieOensridters 3immsr, Elm SurhSimner
fir bic Suffice court, ems fur bic County
aommiiare, elm fir ben Sanitor, ems giblios
tbets3tmn1er lae lontt iio9 Saufnlldte'tsr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04

1a- Das befe BrennboI3 In Der
Ssabt lit III baben BET Carr & q o.
beron. Selepbon 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
Weimmbhett ift 9feidthmtlt

sarantlries fpeciffhes GeiImtttef fur 1pgferfe, Qrdms
pfc, nerp5fe Meuralstas A~cpilmmerjens nerpbfe tleters
rei5ups unb atipannung, peruriamt bnrm ben hber@
felt. acknowledgement NAB Getirreripei@nn ebie
In MakniuH dueaTfA unb aHeemetnes GIenb, Gte@s
tbHra nnb Cob berteLJh1rt. Gs To aud Elm 8eilmttteL
gsgen trhbBettt8es GlterHs gegen ~unfrudttarteit, Smz
pelen3 bel beihen 0ei4ieGterns Gpermaterrbceat rers
urla6t bugh ssiftse tteberanHrensnns cher burA
Susenbihnoens 9e6e G4a4iel eHibdIf bic Sur fur
elRen Meonat. $1.00 bic G@adteT, cher 6 GmaMteIn
aBir eara1tireu, BAT s. S9d9tefn ieben Taa heller
rerben. Mltt jeeer GeFennns FIR 8 6Ma@tiln, bic bei
une nit BEN Yreiie ~efhIduft, fenten mir BEN Gefener
unleren S@riItLtHen @drdntte 9 GHetn, bab ntr has
Sch SnrhdI9tdsns penn eas Wfittel teine 5eluns bes
ipirft. GplHe G6etne irerben nut ang9eFfe9t pom
Gtty 9rng @tpxe fGtnuge Nsenten) 10. 8 CAT
grmHerx Gtreet, Gan AntcutO, Eeyas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
6 { q / s.
Cages Gbrpnif.
4. so ai /.

1921. 2utber ipirb Bet gltenitein ersriffen
unO auf bic @artburg sefibrt.
1926. Sorgauer Sunb gum S@ub Der iii.
tberii9en 2ebre.
1880. Nielus @raf bon 6almf ber gertbei.
bigger 8iens, seforben.
ls08. Sttftuns Der proteitantii&ea Linton
gu &bauien.
1881. @uitap gODlf, a6nis ben @dweben,
Dor Berlin.
ss1799. Die Gnslan6er inter Sarris UNI
@elesleb eroberu Serinsapatnam ; Tippo
Cub, Sultan BON Mbfore, fdIt.
1918. gleb ninmt 2eip3is tpieber ein.
1914. 9appleon lanbet gu 3prto Serrair
auf Der SnieI Glba.
1s48. 8erfiinbi3ung Der Nepublif burd bic
fron36fiIde giattonals&e rIammllng.
1849. Ginriiden Der Rufen in @ali3ien.
1886. @uf benz 9eumarft TT gbicaso tpirr
i'm Sample essen Sic @olisei eine Dbnamit.
8ombe setuorfen, bur4 treI4e iieben 9oli3titen
bert Sob ftrlben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
9as WerSicnff ffedtl

mi ipiiniden u~nleren Mttbhrsern mitautbetIen, bas
lett ether Geibe ppn Sabren' p~erfaufen, ebenio Or.
atnsS Reue Seber giaen, 8udlens Grntea Salbe une
electric Sttters, unb baB MIR ntemals Setlmtttel perz
fault baben, bic 10 gut p9eben" pper bic 70 aasemein
b%sfrte6tst 9aben, rrte btefe. Nir sbsern teinen Gusenz
bltd, be 9arartte fTl bteie Watttel ieber 3ett su iberz
nebmen nnb finb itetS betett, baS SerauSsabte Gelb su=
riid5nSablen, penn tbrem @ebrauhe feinc befriebtse1s
ben 8eiuItate ssfolst ftub. Dteie NRittel perbanten ibre
srpse Yopularttdt ihren ei8enen gerbteniten. Bum
gertduf IN allen Npotbsten nhb tn Der Drpsuen : Gross
Sanbluns ron Dretb, Tbpmpfpn u. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
Gas, elettriides 9idt nub sriehfraft.

Mir bemeibeu uns UNI bic Gunb.
i9aft bes publitums ftr Gas, our ges
leu9tuns uno gum 2O@en. gre, Sn.
canbescent, eIettrii9es 2idt unb eIef.
trii9e Srtebtraft. Mir Iiefern Soften,
anf@ldge fur 9egung BON 869ren in
6daiern, auifelung BON @as6fsn, unb
elettrii@e 8eleudtung, Motose. @lets
trif6e 5riebtraft pirb prompt geliefert
BON Der @an Mntonio @ass
Rnmpagnie. SelepbOn 212.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
SEER 6. S. w9aQer, SO. 2l7 6

SEER 6. $. @saaer, SO. 217 OF.
0opfon GtraBe bdIt tets bas polle
iOmmenfic Eager In 3ei9enmateria.
lien, $apeten, Garben, GIas, 9piegeI.
sIas, G%iloerrdbmsn, GirniHea uub alien
3ei3nens nnb Maler.n tenftlien. Rinf.
leriid aussefhbrte 8ilber un6 5tatuets
ten &c. linb In cine: iebensmertben Gals
lerie CUR Nnf6t uno gum Werfauf GUS
setielt. sSn Gapeten ua0 3tmmerOeto>
raiionen 1T .bas @eiGmadDunfe unb
3euefe bort 81 in5en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
u d g.

Cine Summe @elbes ift ~ berIeibeu
in 8etrdgen bon $1,000 uno mebr.
Glamp Teuer Weri. 0eieaidbaft,
222 Mef. Commences traBe,
San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
Nnerlei.


mann nett 6amiIie unb feinen
s@mdserinnen, Trdulein garlotta unb
Caroline @roos, tber @albefton unb
NeD Oort nod Der alien 9eimaib ab.
@ir miini9en ibuen rMeeresfiQe unb
slRdli9e Gabrt"; redt angenebme Gage
i'm alien 8aterlanbe, moran es uobl bel
ben aussebebnten &etien, uel9e bic
partie plant, ni6t feblen nirb, unb In
ieber 8e3iebuug ben bolen @enu6, ben
mon f@ bon Der 6abtt tiber bas grDBe
WaEer beripriHt. MIio: NieI 8ergnl
gen Mnb fr6bli6e &idtebrl
Nm @amfag Mbenb tpanberte Elm
Maun am 6IuHe iabe Dwper Nberie
lumber, Der fid fe1r uabeimli9 9eb1r=
bette unb ben Mnpobnern Nngif cins
iagte. Gin poli3if murbe bsrbe!gerus
fen unb IS ergab f9, baB Der Mann,
Elm Grember, oer ieiaen Namen als Or.
u. .. &obert bon @reeubiIe. Sfr., ans
CAB, elm NorpbiumtRer mar, Der laut
nod Dem @ift i9rie. MaH bradte i'm
ins @efdn9niB unb bier bat er febent,
lid. hnR f1nn Inn hnh WnFhhiifr1
brinoen mHMte. IN or fona Te,hpm
tniiEie Ser Monn III 40 csohrs iii
KAT omoenifeiri;m sins oute Gr,ish,,no
osnoiien unS tr6Hst 6h 6nmit7 Sos ibm
fein gater @elb jdiden merbe. nomit
er i'd tpieber Mornbium foufef fontt.
Via 2rIesoteu Der Giobf fir ben
Sronas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES her nm 10
Mnii in Nenner er6ffasi mirS bot Monor
goIIaabon Sic Nsrrsn q. 6 Wornor6
q. s. Maofum' 8 M. @reonrn mnb
g. a. GreRou eruonnt'
Sic nsTdSktsn gomp,,. msIfe fo
MI iher h;s Gienabntenrnth fionen
msosn fid roh Sern gnridbmort bas
"a III ii. Miti,ihenhe N haben, NIT
6en ssroueu in OsutlS,iono tr6fen.
NnlosnSe Moti, f;n6en mir i'm .@srii.
,,er S~nosbIotts. 'Nahen gie oinSsr9a
froot -%rHuIeiu SeroIinea hie Same
meims H. nan, eroeEenli erludf. hei ibr
l. Ssn ss;snst trsIsr 81 mnIisn eo
IL hnbs a. bsh,,fs @orHsT,,mo ois;T
mitaehroht' bisr meme 5.i6hrias @rete.
s;rer inTfsn GisnT merhsn gie Sox
,nosI ounsbrsnssFMo% JSaoersr @ws
i3sy,,na MN oSsn ria mng,n. Wein "a
iSnntan nom ,nsfSp norfomm,ns
Gn Mamma ,;o csshsSsn nm, e mn,;i
I'm Nc;stbs . |. Go S,3 II ser esSpe,.
Gtrossi
Tsp" es,,.s mnrh, n, 0;ar;ftoer;ht
,n,sber n;e msrbanSrunn hss Mross5ss
asosn & 4 GSiiSrss msosu ~
S,,sa Sss aohnfmtfMsys Sim Nrcbsr
orfesucmmsr
masrsrS hes @o.,esh;sng,s ~
S.y bs,,tTg' fotSoI;fSsn oir6s ho,.s a1
ein NurS H. rio p;rms "slSI;hsm Sos
ssnb Ss;msr rraIIte ma Sbisr snis,,nsu
,.s ps ,,,s,sSs nor Inn osssSsi;M T. ~
es osS;Es ~" y" s'lu9 y"
eA"D n S no,os, sirSs, n M;nsrEas mar
hos m;ea;s ssy hsatsm.suoI;SMsr eSris
sao tst "a Rsbt !" ermn,teu hrs 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
@ab1 9rnflamatipm.
MaporsOffice,
etabt Can Nntonio, Seras,

~f$b* AOOA 49,
Sa GoIae Der mir bur9 ben Ireibrief
unb bic Srbinan3en Der @tabt San
Nntonio tbertragenen NQ1tboQtom.
menbeit erloiie i'd. Brpau @anaeban,
Wtapor Der Gtabt San Nntonio. bteIe
meme Proclamation unb Drbne boz
bur9 bic Ibbaltung elmer @abl
G m Is. Sage bes Mai A. D.
1891
fir eiaen alderman Der 6. War6 an,
UNI bic bur1 ben Sob bes Mlbetman
s. %. Bitter entitanbene 8afana 3u
ftGen.
Ser @timmpIab. @de bon gIn1s uub
NolausS traBe, q. 5. pase borRBenber
Beamter, mirb bon Worgens 8 llbr big
Nben6s 6 ubr gebffnet iein.
Die Wabl pirO abgebalten unb 8es
ri0t eingerei6t in uebereinfimmuna
nit 5ettion xxx bes @tabtFreibriefs
unb Der Gtaatsgeiebe, Ntt bonn IA.
Mdr3 1887 bet 3pan3isiten 2~esislatur.
Settle 81.
Gum 3eusniB bierfhr babe i'd
meinen Namen unteridrieben
Ma1ZM unb einen Nborud oes eiegels
49, ber Stabt Can Mntonio an 6iez
lem %. Sage beg Npril 1891
beifigen lafIen.
Bryan @aIIagban,
Ittefitt MaDor.
8. g. @Iaubon, staot @lerf.
Seoem bas Geine. 6oIIanb 1T
bic bette 8e5ugsquelle fir 9bee unb
Rafee.-WOlt Sbr gu6 elm aufriebenes
9eim beri@afsn &auft 9tee unb
2afee bon 0oIIanb.-g Sc 1T Cure
eigene 6@ul6, tuenn Sbr f6le6ten Rafs
fee betOmmt; BEL 0oIIano, 237 Meffs
@ommerceiiraBe, TT er iets ausse5ei@aet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04
@abt' stnseise.

Sir iito autoriiirt, Germ @ilbelm
Mutb ais &anoibaten fir Nlbermen Der 6.
8aro BET Der am 16. Mat itattfinbenoen Gabl
an1ufiinoieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-04

0rnuoetaentbatts . uebertra9umaeu.
Daniel Ro@ an Granf Gimmang, 2
8runoFRde on &efuaioe5 roBe, $1,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-15

New York, April 12-Arrived, schr varnua,
Heyer Darien, Ga.
Chartered, schr Bessie Whiting, Savannah 10
st Jago, lumber, Sc SO.
Liverpool, April 12-Arrived, bark E I @ [Brl,
Skinner, Savannah.
Apelachicola, April 10-Arrived. bark Benja
min Dickernan. Chisholm. Sagua.
Boston, April 12-Arrived, brig II HUssey,
Hodgson, Charleston, S G.
Bridgeport. Conn, April 12-Arrived, schr F an
ME Gorham. Carter, Jacksonville.
Charleston, S G, April 11-Cleared, schr Annie
G Grace, Grace, Savannah.
Darien, Ga, April 1l-Cleared, schr Jacob
Reed, Barbour New York.
Fernandina. April 11-Arrlved, schr Ebene.
yer Ha2geth, Pooie, New York.
Sailed, schr Evolution Brl. Bertaux, st Kits
Georgetown, S c, April S-Arrived, schr Caro-
line Hall, Boone, Beaufort, S c.
9th-Salled, schr Jno c Gregory, Andreassen
New York.
Jacksonville, April 11-Arrived, schr Gertie N
Rickerson, OutteD, New York
Sailed from below 9th, schr Lois V Chaples
Ross. for -
Newport News, April 11--Sailed, steamship
Harrington [Brl, Strickland from Savannah
Bremen.
Providence. April II Arrived, schr Stephen
q Loud, Gilchrist, Savannah.
Rocklsnd, Ne, April 11-Arrived, schrs Cora
Dunn Harrington, Bangor for Key West; Ella
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-15

here. The feature, locally. was the selling out
Of the holdings Of several Of the recently heavy
traders on the bull side near the opening. The
starting price for May wheat was anywhere
from 81 05S4 TO 81 O6, sold as high 81 O5Is and
even 81 O6t4 for small lots, declined TO 81 O5ls
and July TO 81 O33s The feeling was generally
heavy throughout the latter part Of the session
and the lowest prices were made to the end
There was the same brisk demand for cash corn
to-day at handsome premium over the price
for Nay delivery as was noted yesterday, and
that, together with the wet weather, made an
excited and higher market at the beginning Of
the session. The opening for May was from
$50 6l67c, after which the tendency was down
ward, and the lowest prices Of the day were
current as the business closed. Unfavorable
weather gave firmer tone TO the oats market
until near the close, when prices we're barely
steady. Hog products were tirmer. PORK was
for sale at an advance, but ribs and lard were
held with more firmness. The prices at the
close showed a gain of 21s0D5c IN pork. aud lard
and ribs the same as on the previous day.
CHICAGO. April 14.-Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour firm and unchanged; spring
patents 81 6O14 90; winter patents 81 5O05 90;
bakers IS 3013 IS. Wheat-No. ? spring
81 041441 05; No. 2, red, 81 O5I44Sl %.
Corn, No. 2, 70S497Ic. Oats, No ,, 54l4054ssc.
Mess pork. per barrel, Sl2 so. Lard at Sc 72ts
Short rib sides, loose, s. 2O1D6 s5. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, IS 0S05l5 Short
clear sides. boxed, So 5596 90. Whisky at
LEADING r,r,,ras -a,ga5 az folIows.