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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

Cons,antinople will be contributed 10y
a foreign member Of the United States
Legation, anu stories Of American
slavery, from the recollcctions Of "a
stockholder 10 n slave trading com.
munity. The price Of "Itomancer Is
vs. cent number. II Ia published at
30 east rwenty-thitd street, New
York.
Richard II. Kimball's interesting
historical paper on "rhe Early Days
OF the Republic,v which leads the
March number Of ftaHt Icslie's I1pu
kar mDnfhly, II ILLUSTRATED with series
OF beautifully engraved portraits, In.
Guiding the new head OF Washington,
from Henri Ief0rt's celebrated etching.
Coync Fletcher, aulhirof that success
ful New South story, "Mc AMI
Chummy,v contribute n descriptive
article on ''rhe Lowland. OF South
Carolina" with sketches Of many
historic plantations u the Palmetto
state. "A mcrican Ivory catvisg,"
by WIZ. l.. Pond. gives an olaho.
rate illustrated account VI an ancient
aud exquisite art which IL NJ yet new
In this country. A. l.. liawsOn write.
personal rcmlnistencCs Of "Tho Al.
menian Patriarch " jefusalum,r
Gordon Cummings on Evolves aud
We-e. Noly,s:r Mildred I.ovcjay ON
"rhe Dead letter Onlcc;" Edward
Spring ON "a Sea Voyage from New
York Ia San Frnncisc0;n David kcr
on ~ Cossack Giantoss." nnd Nellie
Hart Woodwouh gpssp. about hcr
charming winter Neighbour" the
birds Of Vermont. Their. are also good
short stories by Lucy Hooper, Nirna
Woods, Nora Marble, aud others.
Herbert Spencer views on stnte
socialism arc contained In au article
entitled "From freedom TO londage.n
which will open the April Popular
Sctcnoo Monthly. The subject VI street.
Cleaning IN Large Cliles," will he
treated by General Emmons CLARK,
Of New York. The hattie between
Professor Huxley and the defend.
crs OF theology IL sill going on.
The same number u the Popular
Science M1nfl,iy win have nm essay by
the Dukc Of Aryyll. entitled, "Proicss.
or Huxley on the Wnr-Iath, - In which
III. professor IL charged with treating
theological questions inCunslstently
with his treatment Of scientific subjects.
"what keep. the Bicyclcr Uprigh,g"
"A question often asked will be an-
swetcd In an illustrated article con.
tribuied by Chsrlcs II. Warning.
Tibis rail- for March h another ox.
ccllrul uuhiber AMI VIII he found hill
Of useful Information 10 tho honsew ne.
Here IL the table Of contents. "rhe
Use Of Flsh In Lent" "Alid Lent and
Good Friday" Anew Menus fer
March" Objectionable Luncheon and
Tcaroilct-, " "what Shall we Have TOT
Dinnerf." "Housokccicn' irquitios,"
"Noon- Day Bfeakfasti,n "Some Sug.
g,stions on Household Help "A City
lleicrence.n "Fashlhnahlc Cfazcs,n
"rcrrapin aud canvs Back Ducks"
"iScasonahlo Grocery Hints" "Cnpri-
clous Washington, "a Woman's
Trip South Atianticwari," "A Count
try Party In Georgia." Dining Here
and There" "Ie Champ de Mara
"our Child" l"An Acrostlc," IAN
A -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14
WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOODS
arc handsome. pretty, sweet These three styles OF
beauty all embraced In the choicest limo offered Ia
house Tho OF all Importers manufacture
collected In this grand display.
We lead with tho great European Novelty Koran
pnsd goods, made from Egyptian Cotton and
combed Yarns. with Moro effect producing
richness only DO found tho highest Evory
house advortses Scotch oInghams and zophys and
ugly than pretty patterns but with II differon
and ovory pattern is beauty
tho ooiors rich producing
nossed this class goods, and perfectly
We also showing stylish patterns In American cling
hams
Tho old standby. Printed saoens. is largely represented
all qualities, Canton Cloth, made Simpson
Sons. special It's richness design.
The patterns Prints very pretty
MI speak Of them
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.


The battlefield Of Chickamanga l.
now the property OF the United States.
m. OHIO. NJ dairy comm,..Ioner 4,
coin,. IA Il ,hoilshcJ
'''''''' ~
Threc hundred new bath houses viii
DO erected at Garfield Beach this
spring.
The Southern States are now suffer.
ing from floods. In Tennessee people
had TO seek the hills.
News from Washington. ID. O.. says
,,a, palmrr. Of Illinois viii Il, III.
ns,t Dcmocra,lc nominee for pr,sI.
dent.
n, Ia r.nort.J that law aouId has
,osss.sion n the Rocl Island ro,J ~
,s,ll h, on.ra,,J as mari on The Missouri
pa",Uc sy.tcn'
49, -, u... o., n
~ u rpeu I'm. ovueI"i i"se-
,tnns, ,no p' sam ,"x ,,1 oi ,ns
..,,.,,s ~ ,ha Ia.i ron.,.ss a.. 49,
Inv sor III nlace' NV '''"
10 w. A. ,,,
Tue ponv, MN ny uep..s,nons OF
DcnNcI ~" ~ asI ~ ~ .o.v,'.u anu
ulrrc~" w "o" W .o,n'sr,vnsrs'
owlnH, I'm ,., W s,pt"p' lon.ivs,
the mayor WI" "''' ho'n'ns W nay III
iu'nto'
Salt Lake CITY prisoners laid some
brick anu Stone lseoni.n' IN front OF
the flFo department heauquhfters'
Now tle pii ,, nI',,,a nie peia.inH me
CITY counsli iof se'''ns PRISONERS 70 10
skilled WORK.
Harry Mapleson, son OF the English
impressario, and Laura Schlrmer by.
ron, OF Boston, were quietly married
on the i9lh Inst ~ me British embassy
IN New YORK nv mny " hnown asa
talented hnu hauuso'"o opefa hinser'
about 10 years OF "se'
The resolutions relating TO Senator
Hearts, death, adopted by the Salt
Lake Chamber Of Commerce, the Min
ing Exchange, aud the Ore Prodnc'
ers' Association, have been beautifully
engros-ed, and forwarded by Mr..
Simon to the u'S' Senate Mt washing
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NOTICE or sALl on HAL ESTATE.

NouuE Is nEUtHy GIVEN THAr Us
~ der aud by virtue ~ m order 0f the Pm.
bAio Court OF salt Lake County, Utah TerH.
tory, made ON the el'i Jay % fchuiry, isai,
the undersigned. tho duly appointed anil quai.
non guardian Of ne persons AMI estates u
John Woodruff aud Iula Woodruff. miuots
Nhl soll AZ private sal1, 10 tho hightel hidier
for cash, ana fuhlori ~ combination
by said Probate court, an the right,
title. Interest, aud estate of tho sali
miunfs, IN or 10 that certain pierr or parcel 0f
land situate N SAT- ilke Giiy, salt lake Onnu.
", Utah Territory aud particularly described
a. follows, 20 Wit Az undivided nuo ihird iu,
lefr,i IN lots ton ,lul aud oieycn Olil, IN block
ihirteen llll, i've acres. plat "a" nig tie'd
survey,
BIDS IN writing will ho received Tor said mon.
orty, addressed 10 tho undersigned, care if
Isaac ", Waddell, auprney, = anl - kass
first south street salt Lave Guy, utah, an 10
aud ineludlng The llst day NJ March. 1901 aftor
which said proptriY vail be- coli, Terms and
couiiilpn Of sale, cash. and subject 70 counfin,
alton by said Probate Court
AsAnkL n, Woodbury..
GUARDIAN Of the persons hnd usiates vi said
Dated this i!lh day OF March. lssl. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14
DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS, BUT
scarcely a house in America tho collection Of
superb things We prepared offer Spring Thoy
strung along from Now York Lake, SOMETHING
NEW is ARRIVING DAILY Tho purchases Of ak past soa
sons would not equal the selections Seasons no and
Ladies cannot form tho fanast how elegantly and
taeofuy thoy can droso except by calling examining
our choice stock Of Fronoh tho o,hor artistic
OBJECTS in our pross Goods Department.
We shall show line Of French chaies tho patterns and
colorlngs OF which arc pronounced works o
our Combination Plaid Robes arc most tasteful. at n
moderate price. produoodi pat
terms OF European Novelties patterns
alike, something to be proud Of
Tho Wool PlaIds embrace oolors before attempted
and together with tho paterns, simply Immense,
styles suitable to all ages.
Our Black Goods stock is very complete In which
showing novelties that sare offered at tho very low
prices place HoarIOttas Cords Dogonas
Twiis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14
WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

WHITE BLACK GOODS Is THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
tho SUM you to themi they In Embro-
dorod Flounongs. India Lnons, Nansook Checks. Lace
Effects Cords Stripes Ladies Of advanced years
can have thoro Is In wearing white muslin
dress yot You should buy them carly.
tho novelty being so great doubts of there bong
enough supply tho demand
We have a more extensive limo than over in White Em-
Founcngs foryve-noh goods for Ladies' and
twenty ohdron You will. OF course
Founongs In but II want style combined
with cheapness. you will buy thom OF us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

BOISE CRY, Idaho, March 1.-The
governor has approved the bill appro'
priaiing twenty thousand dollars for the
Worlds Fair exhibit, and appointed
state Senator j. II. DrL,mar, u
wealthy mlne owner, the World's Fair
tommisnloncr for the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

PLYMOUTH, March 1.-THE Ham
bufg.A line steamer Suerid,
concerning whose whereabouts con.
siderable anxiety has been felt since
she was reported Thursday disabled oil
Lizard, arrived this morning.
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ALL TIIB PRISONERS

on trial yesterday for the assassination
VI Chief Of Police Iennessey were
killed today except macedonia, Ma
trisme aud Marchcsi. tbs boy. tn.
killed arc: Manuel Politz, Pietro Mon.
astoria, Antonio Seaiiedi, Joseph T..
Maoheca, Antonio Marched and An
tonic Magnetic.
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nr. Mna,hnr.t nena.

BERLIN, March II. - Dr. Ludwig
Windthor-t, the Parliamentary leader
Of the Catholic party la Prussia, died
at S:id this morning. Ho was born
January u, lhl2.
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LyNcnrNa Ar INV ORLEANS.
A Mob giiis tn. Italians Who wer.
Acquitted.

New ORLEANS, March II. - The
meeting ut Clay statue adjourned TO
the parish prison, which was soon sur
rounded by several thousand people.
The doors were forced open aud u N
known that Ave or six OF the Sicilian
as-assIns were either shot or hanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

CINciSNATI, March li.--rhe Gin
cinnau Iron and Steel Company has
made an assignment; assets, $4,000;
liabilities, $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

TIVE PROPERTY KNOWN As THE uII.L.
stone Ranch. comprising la acres IN
Wssaieh County. Apply To W. Peterson,
First South, oitV du
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

Buy your duIgs OF "the boys.n
johnson, Pratt a Co., ~ Main II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

JNon SALE ~ Provo CITY, A GOOD
a. Butchers business Apply 10 Hobrft
hirkiu. ' street, Provo city. WedAst,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14

NASHVILLE, March ii.-The beau
tif,il central Insane Asylum seven
mill . from tho city ~ almost u mass u
ruins, Beneath Il nre the charred ro'
mains OF hnlfa dozen unfortunate IN
mates. In the oulhouses are huddled
the poor demented creatures, formerly
Inmates. The flro was dis
covered at l0:l5 last night
IL started from some unknown
cause In the west main wing. When
ilrs, seen II reached from the ground
through the second and third stories,
and cut OLA few rooms behind It. In
n moment an alarm was given aud
The four hundred inmates thrown Into
wild commotlon. There were twenty
eight men In the wing whero the iire
caught. Twenty-Five were quickly
moved 10 the main hall, the other ak
being left to their fate behind an im'
uassablo wnllof ilaues.
onIEF CARROLL coulD NOT DE fouNp'
Tho city wis telephonod % Tor aid,
but Chief Carroll The fire department
could not be found, ami tue Hlhoriin'
ates refused 10 move without orders.
Finally. after two hours delay, the
chisf was found, aud he, with Two On
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-14
DINWOODEY

Is now prepared to wait upon
customers In his New Store;
no has a magnificent limo OF
Furniture, Carpets and Wall
Paper. Call and 500 him.
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SAMUEL c. BAcKMAN,
Timer and Coppsfslith
1858, sxrH WEST STREET.
Repairing and SpOutins a Speciality.
NoTIoEI

rI'uERr wilIi iE 4 MEETING On ruF
Il ftoekholierf NJ tho Utah stove AMI ifnr
ware company, ~ No. nnce, No. "a aud 10 Iast
tirai south street. salt Lake titv, utih. IN
Thursday, the 18Th DAY %; March. 4. u, isil. al
y NJ Tor the purnrae N amending Arnrit
SVEN Of me Articles " incorporates. hy Ia
creasiug thr capitol stock of taid corporation
10 one iuudTed Thousand D0lArt
join H. WiNDEit, b.
u'u secraTey,
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SYRACUSE, n. ", March il.-At
$500 a. m. tue Journal office, In which
Is located the Associated Press day
wire, wa- on fire. All the telegraph
instruments have been removed from
the building. A high wind II blowing
and the fire Ia spreading rapidly. The
fire started nj $40 this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
Cotton Report

AlT ORLEANS, LA, Aug. 27-Atwood
.'. K Co. say:
l4lure5-As we said yesterday. our crop
r cunts are not satisfactory. and the grow
!. Impression to the same effect here. New
York and Liverpool has caused rapid I'M
1rev"ment, as the uufavorable crop ac-
.iUts seem TO forCshadow bad bureau
l.nort. Liverpool is inclined TO be fright
r'ed. As there was an advance there of 5-64
on INJURIES and l-l6 on spots, with sales of
1000 ba es
What damage has been done TO the crop
), 4s , e. an unknown quantity, but the sen
'a..1' is al the moment in favor of high
prices auG the market viii be sensitive
a.'' the bureau report is published. Sep
'WnrF Id. Prices look higher. but il viii
b" we. 10 lake moderate profits on the
.',g side until the spot demand is more ac-
gr. as Al present premiums are too great
o.. 50 u be unless spots ana contracts come
1"lr'r 81 parity.
laa advance IS largely one Of sentiment,
Bud is likely 10 be associated more with
''.g~ '.un with spots. The market
.nI|.-r% 'o be for some time one of extreme
at frequent fluctuations The improve
r"a- ft-a Today Was from IS TO 70 points.
.t d, lue in New York
~H9'> firm: sales. 500: quotations al Lilo
a.,suur
fo. b sales, 200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
ON 'CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions, Futures
8 to 10 Points Higher.
BULLS HAD THE BEST OF IT.
Wheat Opened Higher, Fluctuated Widely
and Closed at Decline Coffee,
Wool and Sugar Markets I'm
changed--Ioney Easy.
The Grain Crops.

Cincinnati Price Current: Weather con-
ditlonS have been favorable for corn to d
large extent the past week, and the crop
has somewhat improved in average condi-
ton III states east of the Mississippi and
has evidently not deteriorated west of that
line. The outlook in Ohio is now fairly
good, but not without draw backs in various
districts. In Indiana d medium crop is now
practically assured In Illinois there has
been decided improvement recently in
many places where the situation has be-
come critical, and a fairly good crop is indi-
Gated, although there will be material de-
tclency in many regions, notably in the
southern part of the state In Iowa the
crop is more or less backward i'll growth
but promises well and is now doing well over
large proportion OF the area. In Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska the condition OF the
crop IS uneven-much of it unpromising,
some of 1t fine, and as whole, indicating
fairly good results in the absence of serious
drawbacks later on the season
The later Information supports previous
calculations in regard TO yield of winter
wheat. and as a whole gives encourage
ment to full maintenance of expectations
concerning the spring grain production. In
the Northwest there have been some
storms, doing damage locally, but the sea-
son has been favorable one, and the re-
ports are more positive than previously in
favor of q large yield.
That this country will surely have ECO,
0O0,00O bushels OF wheat available for ex-
port from this years crop is practically an
assured fact and that this may be increased
to 10, COO, 900 bushels is easily within range
of possibilities.
The Canadian crop OF wheat, including
Ontario, Manitoba, etc, maintains en-
cOuraging promise, and the production now
seems likely to exceed any previous year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
The stock Market.

$500. 70 -lc Gazette.
E.a NtEE. Au-. 21-Iondon's appar-
en-. l'.anie appetite for American Sc
9. -.'.rs was again manifested at the open
..- ur business this morning. London s
= .r....-a- were in Union Pacific, Louis vile
g-r Nashville, Chesapeake and Wabash
...f..... These stocks all opened strong
..t active and held their own throughout
..a morning. while the rest of the market
With also opened generally above the
f..-.gv. VAS Inclined to sag. What amounted
e. 8. reaction came about an hOur after
opening. when heavy realizing and some
i.lH-rlrg by traders broke the market on
l- average Of &c a point. Lake Shore
n.,ae badly 10 ia II opened AT 1853.
r.a reason assigned for the raid upon he
uarfe, WAS the damage by frost in North
Dakota. Authentic and complete informa-
r.l lid not accompany the runor. The
market io5t al Of its activity with the re
a '.a'. and during the afternoon it moved
ABOUT frAytionaliy without decided ten
.e.Cy.
Lead 'rust was stronger in the absence
O. the expected opposition TO the plan of re
& .g.G.E.,t.lL.
Ggmuls of damage by frosts were supple
n-u'rd ~ the afternoon by Chicago dis
Ja- he's predicting frost in Iowa and Ne
srasla This caused Il further weakness
e. 1he market, which had shown DISPOSE
'.,H 10 recover from its morning depres-
s..r..
boud, were strong and active. and Chasa-
f,-.a- were steady through the break.
Railway bonds We're active. Prices were
strong in the early dealings, but declined
..'s. The features OF the trading were
-t-c.iso- incomes, Texas and Pacific rs,
$ Louis and Southwestern rs and North
a. Pacific SIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
THREsfER exPLoDEs.
Three Men Seriously and Two Slightly
Injured in Knox County.

I'M ured in Knox County.
CORES ondence OF the Gazette.
GoREE. KNOX COUNTY. TRx.. AUg. GA
very serious, If not fatal accident. occurred
here about noon yesterday. While thFesh-
inss W. II. Benedict'S grain the engine ex-
p,oded, injuring three men seriously and
Two slightly. George Reeves, T. NJ An
derson and \. NJ. Hill are those badly in.
jured The two latter were in conversa-
ton near the engine, ana the former was
passing on the opposite side when the ex-
plosion occurred. Hill and Anderson were
picked up, apparently dead, forty feet from
where they were standing. Reeves was not
carried quite SO far, nor was he quite SO
badly stunned.
Anderson is badly scalded on the body
and face. but complains most of internal
pain in the lower extremity of the body.
The other two are also badly scalded, HilI
being unable to see.
Medical aid was promptly on hand and
did all that was possible to alleviate the
suffering of the unfortunates.
Various causes are ASST gned for the eX-
plosion. The engine is utterly demolished.
1t was lifted bodily twenty-five or thirty
feet into the air, carried over the separator
and landed more than one hundred yards
away on the prairie. a wagon loaded with
uuthreshed grain took fire and burned up,
the team having TO be cut loose. This set
fire 10 the separator. which was saved with
the loss of the straw carrier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
A FIRM FOUNDATION.
! Better Basis than for Two
Years Past.
THE BULLS STILL HOLD ON.
sunors of Frost in the Northwest have
Depressing Effect on Some stocks.
Price of Cotton for
the Year.
Commercial Resume.

e.e,.sl 10 the Gazette.
WV YORK. Aug 27-Money closed at
d. 1el. cent, the lowest rate. The highest
vs. Her cent.
1.yclauge-Steady at 81 STAT Sc
,ar-Raw and refined, dull but steady
s.t Unchanged
Warat-Options irregular during the
.-.,.-e! part, but closed strong at IS 10 &c
ig.ar. spot lots firm.
.too.-Dull. Spring Texas, 17(G25c.
5..on-Spot lots steady; middling up
',rfs. s..c Futures closed strong
CJgee-SPot lots quiet; fair Rio cargoes,
80. Futures closed weak.
H.les-Steady. Buenos Ayres dry, 13(8
-s p. dry Texas, 10dl2c.
F--. vas moderately active trading in
....s This morning but prices We're in the
,a weak. After a slight display Of
,.r.rg'u AT he opening values went on I'M
ga-,!. Ecad of Lakes Shore which was
,.-r...a..y pressed for sale. At noon the de-
~. aged al from 4 to IA per cent In
.... .aru0ou trading wa somewhat firner
Ike shore recovered part of its decline
H.. some Of the other stocks advanced
gh' The closing however was weak
r. -,l., per cent decline.
A. ...5ou, :Sa.
u-d rv goods market was dGlL ro-day,
s.. F.. Ig r5 unchanged.
. It's 1.-rr active and firm.
BRAVES. lrAas and Fort Worth certif-
ga. 3D.
r-. Worth and Denver Is, 90.
t-...aoG general mortgage As, Sl555.
A-.. -an incomes, 5Sli
,.-~-u.ri, Kansas and Texas Is, 77%
MIS- g.. Kansas aud Texas rs, Al.
-. Louis. Arkansas and Texas Is, it.
Iaza5 and Pacific Is, S5is
ye,4s md Pacific 2'S, :}211
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
DALLAS.
Thieves in the Recent Fire Cap
tured--More Spotted.
THE FAIR AND EXPOSITION.
A Contractor Who Skipped Last Spring
Arrested-Caught in Colorado.
More Rag Chewing Over the
Water Question.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten. Aug a7.-During the re-
cent large fire the stock of musical goods
belonging TO c. II. Edwards and the VIII A.
Watkins company We're removed to the
streets. A large number .of small instru-
ments were known 10 nave been stolen by a
gang of boys and Young men. Last night
three of the gang We're arrested. and the ra-
nlainder of them spotted. and will be ar
rested. Part of the goods have been recoy-
ercu
President ". c. Conner of the Texas
State fair and Dallas exposition IS yet in
the East working hard for the coming fair,
which is destined to eclipse all other SINH
lar events held in Texas. Libaratis famous
military baLd has been engaged for the oc-
casion. This band consists of iorty-tive
celebrated musicians, and are so widely
known as TO need no introduction TO the
people of Texas. More counties Will be on
hand with exhibits than ever before and
the bountiful crops Of this year make a
great array Of farm products possible. The
mineral and tim bered interests Will also be
unusually we'll represented. The races viii
be Of unusual interest tins year, as many
noted horses have been booked, owing TO
the large purses offered. 4 prosperous
year for the farmer insures q large attend
ancc on the fair and the event viii be I'M
Goubtedly a great success The fair and
exposition will open on October Il and
close November l.
Last spring, C. W. Berry, prominent
contractor OF this city, suddenly left the
city. leaving behind numerous accounts IN
paid. The grand jury also had an indict-
ment against him for alleged forgery of
certain notes. Berry has been hunted by
the sheriff, and at various points was 10
Gated. He was at last arrested at Trinidad,
CO.! Deputy Sheriff Darby was sent after
the prisoner, and IS expected back with
him tonight
Tonight Il meeting was held at the city
hall for the purpose of discussing the water
question. All recognize that something
must be done. and If talking will give Dial
las supply of water equal to all demands
she ought 10 have that supply very soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28

senseless The latter has not yet entirely
recovered. Those who remained here were
arrested and have made bond, but their
nalls-three in number-are now closed and
deserted, and the rafting of poker chips
and the melodious voice of the keno caller
are heard no more, for the county attorney
says he must enforce the law. They had
smooth sailing for awhile, but verify.
sporting life in Cleburne is rocky now.