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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
HATCH TALKS.
He is in tho SpeaEership Race Not "
Glory, bat as the FePresen-
latiye o. HIS Safe

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-Fepresensative
Ha' n and parry did not arrive I'm il late
this afternoon. as the tram on
which they Travelled was de-
taired by wreck. The following
citizens OF Missouri are here, giving Mr..
Hatch their assistant John :. Enotc,
Col Cornelius Voorhees,, George \. Mahan,
Il. \. Wallace, Co. Chris Elerbe, Griff
Prather, Alonzo Church and ex-Governor
BrOckmeyer.
Governor Francis and large delegation
from Missouri are expected here VI edneS-
day to aid Hatch. Hatch stated TO an AssO-
ciated press reporter this evening thai he
was il the race for the speallership in good
faith, not for personal ambition. but as the
representative OF the state and with the
solid Endorsement OF the Democratic party
there He had no idea of retiring from
the race until the last ballot
was taken. He would say i'll the
strongest way that he had not
been, nor did he expect to be, in any com
binations affecting any other offices oi the
house. He was simply making dig
nitied canvass for the speakership ahG
based his hopes of success or
the wisdom and sound Judgment OF the
Democratic mem berS of the caucus. de
did not expect to win at the starr but At
the finish.
The headquarters of the various candi-
dates We're crowded Win THEIR lflehu@ ul-
til late IN the evening. There We're 10 new
developments, so far as Is known, and
the battle is still among the five
sivowed candidates. IL is expected that
there will be about 2G6 Democrats who Will
90 into caucus on SATURDAY The
candidates themselves are not ex-
pectei 70 vote which will reduce the
number actually participating in the
blllotin2 to %. One hundred and
thirteen totes Will, therefore, be necessary
70 secure The nomination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
British Grain Ira de.

LONDON, Nov. 30-The Mark Lane Ex-
press in its weekly review OF the British
grain .rade says:
English wheats declined one shilling.
Although the weather was dry the
bulk OF samples offered were
damp and Of inferior quality. For
eign wheats also decl;ael one shilling
in conseque ace of the enormous arrivals,
Stocks in ports amount to 100000 quarters
in excess of the reserves al the same time
last year. Until the plethora in he gran
aries is relieved higher prices are impossl-
bic 1t is estimated that wheaG and fiour
on passage amount TO total Of 3,0aO, 600
quarters. Cargoes on passage are Cd losyer.
Barley, oats and Indian corn have deciRed
6@9d.
Business to-day was meager. Englisl
wheats were pence lower and were lower
AT the sales Foreign wheats suffered the
same reduction, although they were more
firmly held
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
COLLEGE FUNDS MISSING.
Chs Female Principal Discharged for
Eleptonaniacal Tendencles.

rfs Female Principal Discharged for
kleptonaniacal Tendencles.
New York Nov. 30.-NIrs. e. S. West,
who for six years was the lady principal Of
Rutgers female college at No. IS West
Fifty-iifth street. aGd who foI a much longer
period has been regarded IS the pei n.hca-
tiCn of goodness. stands convicted by aer
own confession OF converting the funds OF
the college Q her owuluse. There is proof
that by most original and unique me h0dS
she has taken more than $1,000 which should
have gone in the treasury of the institu-
ton. But the aggregate loss through
her IS known TO be much greater, although
Certain it is. however, thai the
drains upon its resources We're SO
heavy that the life of the college was ac.1-
ally neuaced at one time The diScOv-
cry was made recently that Mrs West had
taken $500 II ON the primary funds. When
confronted with the facts she denied hav-
ing taken the money and offered to resign,
but al the same time she made so plausible
an explanation that d majority OF the
trustees We're inclined to regard her action
| as ~ error rather than fault, and she WAS
allowed to retain her position. After this
discovery there were more Developments.
They came so rapidly that thev tgod upon
each others heels. and finally IN October .
last the lady principal was summoned before
a meeting OF the trustees and summary
dismissed. i am now waiting Mrs. West
says, the leadings of providence regarding
my future movements DR.. George w.
Sampson, president of the college, admitted
yesterday that Mrs. Vests connection with
il had ended for the above reasons. He
said he was inclined to regard her as a sort
of kieptomauiac He was reluctant 20 talk
about the matter, for all relations between
hel and the institution had ceased when
she left il.
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LIVESTOCK.
a Good, Healthy Feeling Ex-
lists in Cattle Markets.
PRICES STEADY AT CHICAGO.
The Market Strong for Everything Dc
cent at st. I.ouis-Hogs are over.
Representative Sales at the
Three Great Markets.
LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City Stockyards.

Special } the Gazette.
STocKYARDs, KANSAS CIT, Mo, Nov
3O.-Cattle receipts 1894, half Texas and
Western, including fed Wester 5. A good
healthy fe ling existed. Values were
strong to 10 cent? higher on coed, both fed
and range.
Common, steady. Range Texas from
common Gamers to good killers brought
81 II to Sc. Cows, same, Sl.00 to 81. %
COloraGo-Texas corn feu, weight l. %, sold
at 81 Il: cows, Sl.S9G3.60.
Rocking-Ch il ranch company, Giles,
Texas, sold - steers, sos pounds, s.. 30; -
steers. 9O4 pounds, $50; 119 cows, 726
pounds. 81 81.
Rowe Bros. Clarendon, Texas, los COWS,
SG3 pounds. 500; los cows, 81 pounds,
81 80: 10 steers, 1866 pounds, 50.
d. Cresweil 10 ows, sos pounds, 500.
sam Lazarus, Giles, Tex, Isl COY 5, ga
pounds. $l.45 GA cows, 766 pounds Sl.4a
Peters. Giles, Tex. 1872 cyws. 122 pounds,
sl571z; 90 steers, S9o pounds, $3.50, all
Hogs-5@1oc lower: bulk, $3.50 375;
TOP, - 80.
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CORN DEALS.
Default in Deliver lns 100000 Bushels.
stopped by the Courts.
IN the Deal.

CHICAGO. III, Nov. 30-Cne hundred
thousand 'shcls of November corn We're
lefaulted this afternoon al the end of the
session of the boal1 OF trace. +. j. Gy0n
s, Co. are daiaulters to the extent
Of 6OOOO DushelF, and il IS rumored
1hat Blum u Eggleston are among tne firms
making up tn other forty thousand lush
els The reason that Ryan il Co.
are defAulters is an injunction
issued by Judge Tuley restraining
them from the order Of Harry
B. Schloss Schloss contracted to deliver
November corn when the price was 49l5c,
He did not have the corn closed, and wnen
it became necessary TO" him to pay
75c per bushel for 10000 bushels he
brought the injunction suit on the ground
that combination had been formed and the
price advanced to an unlawful figure. The
corn was contracted to Lamson Bros, and
in turn sold by them. They expect to
pay this shortage and bring suit
against f. j. Ryan. The firms who are
supposed to be in the deal are Bartlett,
Frazier s Co., who are credited with being
the engineers, G. N. Armstrong, Andrews
company and Martin, the New York house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01

CHICAGO, Ill. Nov. 3o.-First race,
five fIrlones, Eunley 5. won, Redstone
second Hansell third. Time, l:01.
Second race. one-half mile, selling, Critic
Time. :52%4.
Third race six furlons, selling, Ruby
Payne won, Costa Rica second, Fitzhugh
Lee third. Time, 20.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap, Ella
Blackburn won. Blue Banner second, Led
third. Time. Log.
Fifth race. one mile, frsOlence won. The
Deacon second, Spectator fhlrd. Time,
]: 50
Sixth race. SIX furlougs selling, Aeldina
won. .Iin Dunn second, Oakdale third.
Time, 1:2l. ,,.ssss s,sssgs Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
CONGRESSMAN STEWART.
About to Enter Upon His Fifth anc Last
Term-For Deep Water aud Mills.
Special to the Gazette.

HoUsro< Ten, Nov 3O.-Col. Charles
Stewart left for Was hingtou to-day to
enter upon MS fifth and lst term, he having
declared that he would not again be Il
candidate. Col. Stewart is one OF
the strongest supporters of Mills
for the speakership. For ten years he has
been his colleague and he feels confident
that Mills il Just as prudent in the speak
er's position as any of them. Congressman
Stewart is the strongest advocate of deep
water for Texas there is in the entire del
egation and he will strive to have Buffalo
bayou widened and deepened.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
No One Hurt-Gone Home.

Special to the Gazette.
CoRslyANA, Navarro COUNTY, TN, Nov.
30.-nast week near Purdon George Move
man and Moss McAlistertwo fourteen-y ear
old boys, had fight at school over some
trivial matter. y day or two later young
Moveman wayldid and shot twice at Meal
lister with L target gun. neither shot taking
effect.
Rev w. VI. Sheltol of Greenville. after
attending conference, left Tor home to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01
A BAD GANG BROKEN UP.
Six Notorious "Bs Iser" VIC rkers Captured
by New York Office-,.

New YORK. Nov. St-One OF the worst
gangs that ever robbed man by the "bad-
ger game was broken w last night by IN
spector Byrnes' detectives. l, was
composed Of six notorious thieves
two ~onlen and four men-au Of
whom ase locked up in police head
quarters. Within tie past SIX weeks In
spector BErnes received two complaints
from men, who refused TO give their uames,
that they had been accosted on the street
b. women, enticed to some house, the loca-
ton Of which hey failed To give, AID had
been robbed.
Detective O'Briep. Grady. VallelE and
Han,ey were detailed on the case and soon
settled upon Jennie Jones. alias Ahcs Oates,
VINO robbed a Southern bookmaker named
Burton OF 1900 j year ago. as one of the
guilty parties. They traced her to No. a!
East Tweuty-siXth street, and last night,
assisted by Detectives McCusky and Crow
ley, arrested the lookout, nike Mccarthy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01

business, and the Burlington, Rock Island
and several other Western roads are in
volved.
It is understood that action was first be-
gun against the Rock Island and that the
Representatives OF that company furnished
informatic against the other roads. which
decided the commissioners to inaug urate a
wholesale investigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-12-01

CHICAGO. Lit. Nov. SO-It was rumored
to-day that the commissioners of the West
ern traffic association. are TO hold secret
meeting this week for the purpose o. inves-
tigating the alleged violations of the famous
presidents agreement. These violations,
it is said have reference. to the paying of
Unauthorized commiss .ons on passenger
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Shipped from Albany.

Special to the Gazette
+ ALBANY, SHACKRLFoRD COUNTY. TEX,
Nov 30.-The Monroe cattle company
shipped one train of eighteen cars Of cattle
to their large feed corrals in Monroe city,
Mo, to-day.
W. L. Bonner shipped four doubl3-oecker
cars Of very fine sheep to East ST. Louis
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Stolen HorSe-KrMard-


DENTON, DENTON COUNTY, Tex, Nov. 80.
-Stolen-A black horse, fifteen hands nigh,
SIX years old, in good condition, blaze-face.
Branded bar on shoulder. l will pay S25
for arrest of thief and return of horse, or
$40 for return of hose. J. G. MARS,
Sheriff Denton County.
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Special u The Gag e.
NATIoNAL STocl YARDS, Ill, Nov. 90
Cattle receipts about thirty cars, and
b &, few moe were offered in the first part
O. the DAY. The market ruled strong for
everything dece. and weak To- common
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New York. No 0-Beeves-Receipts
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ROANOKE, TEX, Feb. l, 1897.
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st. l. ui.-Noo
ST. Louis, Mo, Nov. 30.-Wool Very
little doing.
Boston Wool
Special to the Gazette.
BosToS. Mass, Nov. eady
and il moderate demand.
- St. Lorfs-Livestock.
ST.. Logfs, Mo, Nov. 3o.-CattI--Higher
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