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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
1T WAS ROMANCE,
A Couple Who Had Not Seen Each Other
for Twelve Years Married.
Gainesville Notes.
Special TO the Gazette.

| GAINESVILLE, Cooke COUNTY. Tx, July
"A edding took place in this city yes
( terday which has a touch of romance about
| il. a few weeks ago Miss Hattie \. Stats
arrived in this city and Immediately sought
| and obtained employment with which to
| support herself. She was stranger in a
| strange land, but soon made many friends
| and acquaintance. Letters from Birning-
| lam, Ala, Ill the handwriting of q man
| came regularly, though the young lady had
not seen her correspondent Tor twelve
years. He wrote her a few days ago that
he would come TO see her if she was will
ing, and if he liked her and she liked HIM
as well as he thought they would they
would get married She agreed 10 this
proposition and wrote him to come on, which
he did, arriving in Gainesville on July 2.
They talked matters over and agreed to
join their fortunes for life. anu accordingly
a license was procured, and on yesterday
they we're made man and wife.
The groom, whose name is F. A Lynch,
took the $50 train this morning for Bir-
mngham, leaving his bride here. He is
laboring man, and not knowing how his
visit would terminate had prepared no
home for his bride before leaving He left
her with friends to go TO Birmingham, and
he will have home ready for her when she
gets there.
The young couple looked very happy and
thelF HeN-lnauc IllendS ana acqualntanceS
congratulated them and wished them years
of happiness and prosperity
A farmer living near Rosston, IN this
county. named Cobb, had the misfortune to
lose everything he had by fire on Saturday
last. The house caught about noon, and
burned in a few minutes.
Phillip Sternburg, confectioner, fled a
chattel mortgate to-day naming j. L. Harris
as trustee ana closed his store HIS liabili-
ties are about $500. The assets will prob
ably exceed the liabilities, though ii Will be
hard TO realize the full value of the stock
County court met yesterday and the Grim
inal docket was taken up at once. There
Were he usual pleas of guilty from habitual
violators of the law, but little else was
done.
K. o. Blakeney of Oklahoma Git and
Miss May TrieYes Of Forrestburg, Tex,
werelarried here to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC eREvITIES.

Marshal Gard claims TO have evidence
| that the lJata ran away from San Diego
| two months ago with four siSty-pound guns,
| one Calling, one howitZer. sixty new and
| 200 old rifles.
Reports from Salton lake say the water
! rose two inches yesterday, but the salt
| works are still running The men sent out
| from Ogilby have not yet returned. II they
! do not appear tomorrow another party will
start out
! From appearances the governor OF Wash
| ington will probably have TO declare martial
! law in the mining districts where the late
| trouble occurred.
During storm last night balloon at the
| Chicago Worlds fair grounds, valued at
! So, ooO was struck by lightning and de-
stroyed. The French aerouauts Goddard
| and Palils were severely injured.
At Los Angeles yesterday the libel on the
schooner Robert and Minnie, seized in con-
nection with the ltata matter, was dismissed
by Judge Ross of the United States circuit
court. The judge held the schooner was
not fitted ont for purposes of war, hence
he dismissed the libel
Rev. Father Celestin. Joseph Felix. dis
tinguished priest and writer on ecclesiasti-
cal and educational subjects, died at Paris
yesterday.
The Dominion house of commons has
passed Dill Incorporating the Buffalo and
Fort Erie bridge company, who propose TO
build bridge or tunnel at Niagara Falls.
Portions Of Cheyenne county, Colorado,
are being desolated by grasshoppers.
AT White Oaks, n. Nj, the shaft of the
Homestake mines took fire Tuesday night.
Ernest Timon, George E. Night, and
George Drake were entombed and persisted.
The Bank of Commerce of Sheffield. Ala,
closed its doors yesterday. having assigned.
The failure was caused by Moses Bros.
bankers, failure in Montgomery, as the
two banks were closely allied. The assets
and liabilities are not known.
The Mexican government has decided 10
abolish subsidies to the press, thus saving
over one hundred thousand dollars an
nually.
\ telegram from Rome says the pope has
decided TO create in Mexico three new arch
bishoprics and five new bishoprics. .z,s-r
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
BATON ROUGE CYCLONE.
The Damage In the City VIII Amount tc
Observation-Disclosures Penitentiary Vic
tim Released by Death

BATON ROUGE, La, July 1T is raining
very hard and is still blowing Il gale Two
persons Mrs. Young and Mrs Gotten. We're
injured in the city Mrs. Gotten is in a
very critical condition. The losses in the
city will aggregate S?5o.OOo. The damage
to the penitentiary is about $4,000.
John Fahey, one of the wounded convicts,
died at > o'clock this morning. He was
from ST Landry parish, aud was serving a
life sentence for murder. He had served
others wounded are doing well
The wreck of the tow-boat Smoky City"
left this morning in tow of = l.. Woods for
Louisville. The damage TO the boat amounts
to $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Atwood. Violet & Co. 5 Statement.

Special to the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, la, July Atwood,
Violet & Co say:
Futures-Spots in Liverpool have re-
lapsed into their previous dun state. the
sales to-day aggregating only 1000 bales at
easier prices. Deliveries are 1-64 lower,
but this loss was recovered On the months
beyond December, and the closing was
quoted firm although the nearer positions
renamed l-64 below last night On this
side fluctuations We're few and narrow and
prices in New York closed up. while
here the improvement was only point
The first complaint we have heard for
some time from the growing crop came to-
day from Grenada, Miss, in the shape of 4
telegram reporting too much cold rain. The
weather maps show the late atmospheric
disturbance has produced general rains
throughout the whole country, but as the
previous dry spell had given ample oppor-
unity to clear their fields of grass and put
their crops il condition after Just such
Hesther all that is required row to make
the condition complete is plenty of warm
sunshine
Spots were steady here to-day. with sales
l35, at unchanged prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Tiled a Chattel Mortgage.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, GRAYSON COUNTY, Ten, July
IN. 5. and j. :. Brown. residents OF
Grayson county, doing business at Orlena,
Cooke county as general merchants,
filed chattel mortgage last even
ing of their stock of goods. a large
farm in the corner of Cooke and Grayson
counties, the ferryboat and al attachments
thereto, growing crops on farm, and all
horses and mules, TO satisfy the following
claims, according TO rotation or in order
named: Head II billiard, 500; Merchants
and Planters bank, Sherman, s., S?7; A B.
Richards, Sherman, SS7.S4; Byers Bros,
Sherman, s932.s1; City bank Of Sherman
S31.500; J. B. Brennan * Co, Sherman,
$500 10; g. w. Byers, Sherman, $50; total,
S3S,211.Sl.
George ". Byers and Sid Wilson are
made trustees, to sell either at public or
private sale all of the above mentioned
property for the purposes set forth. The
balance, if any, to revert to NJ. S. and ]. s.
Known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
STRONG UNDERGONE.
IT SHOWS ITSELF IN WALL
STREET SPECULATION.
Cotton Maintains Its Price-Wbeat 4. a
Fraction Lower but Fairly Active.
Money and LIZ per Cent.
Commercial Resume.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, July Money closed ct Q
per cent, the lowest rate. The highest
was 2j6
Exchange-Closed weak and lower at
81 b55@d4 So.
SIver-S1 OllE.
!. Shgar-Raw and refined dull, and prices
sqlt hue at about previous figures
Ntsat-Optlons We're moderately active
and irregular and in the main weaker, clos
ing ss1e Sc lower Spot lots steady.
WoolEDull and unchanged,
Cotton.SSpot lots steady. ATddiing up
land, IS a FIXTURES closed dull
K Coffee Spos lots steady. Fair Rio car
gees, 1870. FIXTURES closed firm and
higher.
Hides-Firm. Buenos Ayres, dry, 1870
1870. Dry Texas, 10@131zc.
Stocks we're dull to-day and speculation
presented very few features of interest.
The interest covered chiefly Jersey Central
Chicago gas and Louisville and Nashville.
The former was very strong on the an
nouncement that the quarterly dividend
mad been increased from IL to "a per
cent. Its price advanced By per cent to
ll5$( and closed at ll4$I
Chicago gas was weak on the announce
Bent that rival gas company had been
gwen permission TO lay mains.
Louisville and Nashville was strong on
an increase in gross earnings.
The closing prices Were irregular for the
general list.
AtchisOn, 325l
There is no change in the dry goods stu
at!on. Prices are steady and unchanged.
Bonds dull
Denver Texas and Fort Worth certifi-
Gates, 81.
Fort Worth and Denver is, 100.
Atchison general mortgage As, 49,.
AtchisOn incomes, IS.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is 1913.
81. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Is, 76.
Texas and Pacific Is, ssh.
Texas and Pacific rs, BIZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08

NEW YoRK, July THE stock market
continues to exhibit "a strong undertone, but
developed no activity, and interest IN the
late speculative leaders of the market seems
10 be declining Interest in stock specula-
tons is entirely local, and the late leading
speculative stocks are becoming qUicter
with the rest of the list, though Changers
still maintain their prominence in the deal
ings. The market closed dull and barely
steady, generally at insignificant changes
for the day, advances being in the ma
jority.
Railroad, government and state bonds
neglected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08

Charles Williams came over from Paris,
and entering the dry goods and grocery
count, when Mir. Street struck the negro.
In the fight the negro seemed TO have the
best Of it, when another white man, who
was standing by, picked up board and
knocked the negro senseless. At this
writing he has not yet recovered from the
shock, and the doctors are unable to give
the extent of his injuries. He will be sent
to his home in Paris this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Father and Son Crushed.

ST.. LOUIS, No, July ii. II. Phillipston
and his son were killed by an incoming pas
seagert train while crossing the track of the
big -Four at Newport, H., just across the
river to-day. Mrs. Phillipston was standing
on one side of the track and her husband
and son were between the rails. iA1r Phil
ipston stepped to one side while the son
walked on the other side to allow the train
10 pass. The father ran across to bring his
son back and both were run over and
crushed beyond al semblance of human
beings before the eyes of the wife and
mother.
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. Sold Out to Creditors.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 1.-E. NJ.
Strauss Il Co. extensive furniture dealers,
sold out this morning to preferred creditors,
among whom are Strauss & Son of jack
son, Miss, and Meyer & Co. of Cincinnati.
The firm also operated a rectifying house,
which was also sold TO the same parties
Strauss Il Co. owed Moses Bros. who
failed yesterday, $4,000. The purchasing
creditors represent an Indebtedness Of
Stn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Rolling Mill Men Strike.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July Three hundred
men employed at the Neidringhaus rolling
mill on Desplaines street walked OFT on a
strike to-day, and the works are now idle in
consequence. The men want Mr. Neidring-
haus 10 agree to new schedule of prices
which he refuses to do. He says the works
will w running tomorrow
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Kicked in the Breast.

SpeclaI 70 ne Gazette
PARIS, LAMAR COUNTY, TEX. July As
Mr.. W: l. Rollins and Mrs. c. f Capell
were driving home from the tabernacle
meeting their horse frightened at the cleo
trio light and tried TO run. but not succeed
ing, kicked things to pieces. Mrs. Capell
was thrown out of the buggy but not hurt,
wlLasAts Ho!ins was kicked in the breast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
ASSIGNED AT DELAWARE BEND.

Special to the Gazette.
WHTEsBoRo, GRAYsoS COUNTY, Tex,
July IN. S. and J. S. Brown, dealers in
general merchandise, made an assignment
ut Delaware Bend, about thirty miles north
of here last night for the benefit of cred
itors, with sgd Wilson and Walter Byers
of Sherman as assiguees. Amounts of as
sets and liabilities could not be learned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Wanted LIQUOR and Got Blood.

CHICAGO, ILL, July "A drunken sailor
named Peter Monte entered saloon on Des
PLANES street last night and demanded
liquor. He was refused and picking up
revolver lying behind the counter fired
two shots, killing Frank Gilroy and fatally
MounSiur Edward Stewart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Oak ClLH


OAK CLIFF, DALLAS COUNTY. July -
The Black Hussar, which held the boards
last night a the summer theater, was
greeted with the largest and most apprecia-
tive audience Of the season The opera
needs no introduction 10 the theater-going
people, and all who attended last night were
not disappointed in seeing it better rem
dered than ut any other time on Texas
stage. The Black HusSar will run through
out the week. and great success is sure to
attend each performance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Looking for Four Runaways.
Special to the Gazette.

TERRELL, KAUFMAN COUNTY. TEX, July,
I-Ohicers are on the hunt for Verge Dun
can, boy who has escaped from the poor
farm; Nathan Jasper, Jim Blaine and Por-
ter Thompson, colored, are also on the run.
Inc sanitary committee reports the milk
tests satisfactory during the month of June.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
1T CAN

Advertising is the life blood of business
Merchants who wish to reach the purchas-
ing classes should invite them to call by ad-
vertising in TIE GAZETTE, which has a
larger circulation than any paper in Texas.
EE DONE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Fell From a Wagon,
Special to the Gazette.

SptNIfI 70 tIAO NultLlt.
BoNHAN, TEX, July John Sparger,
ST., who is about fifty years old, and one of
our Oldest mechanics, fell out of delivery
wagon in South Bonham this morning and
broke his hip. He now lies at his home in
a critical condition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08

SVVVIdI 10 lut Ud.tIte.
CoRsIcASA, TEX, July THE jury i'm
paneled IN the investigation of the origin
of the fire in the Capel grocery Sunday
rendered verdict this afternoon that the
cause of the fire was unknown The in.
quest has been IN progress two days
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American cotton OIL

3tlItlIVaN CUIlU!I y
AtchiSon. Topeka ana Santa Fe.......... So,,
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates Is
Denver and Rio GrauGe preferred ........ 10
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4 Negro Knocked ssn.eless.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
BEooKsToS, LAMAR COUNTY, TEX, July
6.-This morning negro by the name Of
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Galveston Spot.

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar
kets.
Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEN, July The following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot
to-day at The leading markets. together witt
the closing for middling yesterday, with to-
days sales:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-08
Exchange at New York.
Exchange at New Orleans

Exchange at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, La. July Z.
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-Commercial 90 days A s3ts24 81.
trancs-Commercial 60 Gays......5 231s
New Iork sight-Bank. ........... 100 premium
commercial, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % premium
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Galveston sugar Market.
Galveston Wool Market.

Galveston Wool Market
Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON. Ten, July 7-Woo,-l1.r1et
quiet.
Unsecured wool
SPRING TWELVE MONTHS CLIP
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FINANCIAL.


Special 10 the Gazette.
LONDON, July 7.-Consols closed a6 3-ls 70,
money; for silver, 46h
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Assailant Under Bond.

Special 10 Il Gazette.
PARIS, LANAI COUNTY. Ten, July =
Charles Williams, colorcd. was brought
home yesterday from Broollston with his
head badly broken up and unconscious.
Williams and II. II. Street of Brookston
disputed over a debt and wound up in a
fight. of which Williams had the best until
j H Eel struck him over the head with a
Scantling. Eel is under bond pending the
result of Williams injuries.
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at United States Ports.

GENERAL MARKETS
Freights from Galveston.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, July by steamship
from Galveston, Tex:
To continent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7-S,d
To New York ................,a oc g loo ma
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They Didn't Know.

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aged. e93c; pelts, aOS4Oc; dry salted. heavy &c;
bull hides, &c: green sailed. 3GSlsc; butchers
green, &C; shearings. l0c; horns. hoofs and
bones per ton. Sc % delivered
Wool-Light medium, l9a21c; light fine, 100
lsc. hearv fine flfI I5r
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New Orleans Futures.
liverpool spot.
New York spot.

Imports, 500 bales; American, 800 bales.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
lNI>eeEIaneOus.

L OK ALE-Dne Of the best mauufactur-
ing businesses II the Northwest: can be
9peTSled On small amount Of money say
Sa1tll and extended % as TO use So O01:
Dtsl reasons given 1oT selling. ADDRESS Q
+ "a - 1.-THE SaleOa ana restaurant.
= 81 aoGsna 81, known as Court Place
OF particulars apply on the premises or ad-
Building
VA AN1ED-By scandinavian with S3.e0l
w active interest in general store: West
ern Aln1eSOla- North or South Dakota Ad-
dress D. B. Globe
NJ AS1ED-Partner il 8 we'll Established
" real estate anG loan business, IN the
heo river valley mDsI have some ca pi1al:
anulnavlau preferred. y K. Globe
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sTILLwAT-tk NEWS.
Events of Day in the City on tho
St CrOiX


The appeals from the action Of tie
city council in accepting the commits
sloners' report, allowing damages and
assessing benefits in the matter OF
opening and extending Olive street
from Second 70 Main streets. have been
placed on the calender. and viii be
heard IN the district court during the
ensuing term. Judge Wiiiston was en-
gagged yesterday IN hearing q personal
properly case
Sergeant Damon. of company E. of St.
Paul, u as IN the cjtv yesterday per
fectIRg arrangements for q game of in
door base ball between companies Z, of
81 Paul, and 4, Of this city.
The administration OF the estate of
John Larson, deceased. reported the
sale or certain lands yesterday, and the
sale was confirmed by Probate Judge
Lehmicke.
AT the meeting Of the city council
tuesday evening eight ballots were
taken Tor street commissioner without
chOlee- The council adjourned until
next Monday evening when the matter
VIII be taken up again.
Several Saltwater loggers have Sc
cured large contracts for cutting and
hauling timber on Kettle river and Sand
creek. partially destroyed by the timber
fires last summer.
r. ". De Witt. formerly agent of the
Adams Express company in this city,
leaves today for Chicago to accept a
position with that company IN the East
The Chicago. Milwaukee x St. Paul
Railroad company has increased its
force Of men employed on the new tres
tie in this city. and the road viii be
completed before February.
William Ganaway and Miss Maggie
Wells were married yesterday at St.
Michael's parsonage.
The advance sale Of seats for NAT
uraI Gas" at the Grand opera house this
evening IS large and a good attendance
is assured.
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STORE AND BAR FIXTURES.

y Office OF SHERIFF'S SALE STATE
OF Minnesota County Of Ramsey-ss
District CoUTL Second Judicial District
Dwelling Improvement Company. plaintiff
Is William !. Wo0lseT- susan NOOlssv.
Andrew Simpson. Gerhard BOhn- ana the
Bonn Manufacturing Company. defend
ans
Notice Is hereby given That under and BY
virtue Of q Judgment and decree entered in
The a1Ove-enuIled action Cn the 14th dav Of
October. a D. 1891 q transcript Of which
judgment ana decree certified by the clerk
Of SAID court has been delivered 10 ne with
Instructions 10 enforce the same. J. the III
dersiEned- as sheriff Of SAID county Of Ram
sey. VIII. on Monday. the 30th daT of Novem-
Der. A. D. 1891. 81 10 o clock in The forenoon
81 the main door on the NahRshs street front
Of the court house in the City Of ST Paul in
Esid county. duly offer for safe and sell at
public auetiUn- 10 The highest bidder there
for. Tor cGsh. the premises and real estate de-
scribeC Ia SAID judgment. 10 Wit Al that tract
OF parcel Of land known and described as loT
eighteen t1Sl. IN block four a q. IN Edmund
Rice's Fourth Addition 10 ST Paul. according
10 The plat Of such addition on 1le and Of
record In the o1hce Of the register OF deeds Of
said county Of Ramsey. or SO much thereof
Is may he necessary 10 satisfy SAID judgment
ana decree
Dated October u. 1901
Ed : BEAN
Sheriff Of Ramsey County. Minnesota
WESZEH 4 TIFFANY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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POWERS OF POLICE.
ChicagO's Judge TuIey Severe on
the BiuecOatS

CHICAGO, Nov. IS - Judge Tuley
today granted the injunction asked by
the proprietor Of Grief's hall restrain
ing the police from interfering with or
derry meetings in that place. The court
was severe on the police. but showed
that he had little patience with the
cause OF the complaint, although he felt
bound TO eenstrue the law as il stood.
In granting the writ. he said: 1t is not
advisable TO keep up excitement with
regard TO this matter. Police inter
ference with supposed anarchists ADDS
70 the excitement. Have the police any
right 10 interfere with meetings of the
character Of which they know nothing?
Have they any right 10 determine in
advance whether meeting is 10 be an
archistic or mol? I DO not think so. Ii
IS necessary 10 grant the injunction, and
viii issue the writ But this injuno-
ton viii only extend 10 restraining the
police from interfering with orderly
meetings There must be no antieipa-
ton by the police.