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New York Markee' Review.

Reported by Palmer,i eRiUen burg Ia Co. sue.
cessors to g. s. Palmer, i66 Reade street, ". Y.
New YORK, April 80 THE receipts OF Oranges
are very light and'the market is firm; indian
lines, SIS 250S 80; russets. 81 7503 IS; navels,
50 5e34 90; grape fruit, 81 5003 90; strawber.
ries. Florida. 10000; Charleston and North
Carolina, 1s025c; string beans, 50 o066 90;
prime, 81 0005 90; North Carolina, So 506a4 80;
beets, 81 1909 25; cabbage, Savannah and
Charleston, 81 O00300; North Carolina. 81 600
81 oO03 90; Savannah, 50c6Sl 90; Charleston,
81 0C@l rs; lettuce, 81 COOS on; radishes, Nor
folk, CO090c; spinach, 81 5012 so; southern
eGgs, 14189l51xc,
NEW York, May 2.-Orange market I'm.
changed: Indian rivers, 81 0Odt5 90; brfghts,
s. O064 90; russers So 1908 rs; strawberries,
10000; beans. S300@.6 90; tomatoes. Sc 0O@
400; asparagus, SO 000l4 90; cabbage, 90 ESQ
PALMER RIvENBURG & Co
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon. Lewis. Boston-c
G Anderson
Steamship Tallahassee. Askins. New York
c G Anderson.
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Remove boils. pimples and skin eruptions
by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla.-Ad
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Steamship City of Augusta New YORK
Bark Venerata [Norl, London
Bark Sylphiden Nor, Santa Cruz de Teneriffe.
Bark Wallis & Sohn lier, WolgaSt.
Schr Charmer, New York.
Schr Annie Bliss Baltimore.
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HOTELS.
THE MORRISON HOUSE.

Centrally located on line of street cars. offers
~ pleasant south rooms. with excellent
board at moderate prices Sewerage
and ventilation perfect. the sanitary eoadi-
ton of the house is OF the best. Corner RsoQgh.
on ard QEaYton streets. Savannah Ga. ssN
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bWttI pUIHUOoS, y UubII :, WIIIOo'' % % %
PoULTRY-Market quiet and moderately sup.
piled; demand light.
EGas-Market firm, supply light, demand
active.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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NAVAL STORES-Ihe market Tor spirits turpen-
tine was nominal. There was some little in
curry at Bic for regulars, but no sales reported.
At the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported as dull, nothing doing at
Sl16c for regulars. At the second call it closed
dull nothing doing at 311kc for regulars.
Rosin-The market was quiet and easier and
strained TO cd strained declined Sc There
about g. 200 barrels changed hands during the
day. At the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was posted as steady, with sales of ,0S5
barrels at the following quotations: A,
d 80; H, 81 IS; I, Sc %: K, 81 IS; M. Sc Is;
y, 81 50; window glass, SO IS; water white,
S255 At the last call it closed firm with
further sales OF 1872 barrels at the following
revised quotations.: A, B, c, D and E. 81 10; F,
81 IS; G, 81 20. Others were unchanged
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FRFIGHTS.

LUMBER-BY SAIL-Coastwise business is with
out change There is very little movement IN
the way Of chartering, and the figures
SO long current still prevail. The rates
from this and nearby Georgia ports may be
quoted at 81 25Q5 90 for range Including
Baltimore and Portland, Me. Timber 50cOSl 90
higher than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward, nominal; to Rosario, Sl6 001
u 90; to Buenes Ayres or Montevideo S14 90;
to Rio Janeiro, Sl5 90; TO Spanish aud Mediter-
ranean ports, S12 90; to United Kingdom for
orders. nominal for lumber, GA los standard.
BY STEAM-To New York, 81 90; to PhiladeI-
phia, So 90; to Boston. SS co.; to Baltimore,
So 80.
NAVAL SToREs-Market is dull and nom
inal. No demand for spot vessels, which
are in excess of requirements. Rates
are entirely nominal. A good demand
exists for July. August aud September
loading. Foreign-Gork, etc. small spot vessels,
rosin 2s9d and 4s; Adriatic rosin, 2s, 90; Genoa,
IS 6dl716; South America. rosin SOC per barrel of
$50 pounds. Coestwise-Steam-toB Boston, lie
per l0Ofbs on rosin. 90c on spirits; to New York,
rosin. nc per 1O0bs, spirits, SOC; TO Philadel-
phia, rosn SIC per l00os spirits, Soc; to Balti-
more, rosin zoe. spirits, zoe Coastwise quiet.
~, ba rlaf 10 Iy,tv
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SHIPPING INTELLIGE VCE.
TUESDAY. May 8, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City. Fisher, New York
&c G Anderson.
Bark Alba [ItaI1. Sanguinetti. Hull, in ballast
to Chr G Dahl & Co.
schr Chas Davis, Sooy, Philadelphia, in bal
last to Geo Harriss & Co.
Steamer Katie, BevilI, Augusta and way
landings-C H Medlock. Agt.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Bluffton-C II Med.
lock. Agt.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
landingS-W Gibson. Manager.
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SternberR's
Wedding Presents,
Fine Jewelry,
Birthday Presents,
Flying Pan Kitchen Clocks,
Something new,
Souvenirs.
Onyx Stands,
Diamonds,
Rings
Watches,
Chains. Charms,
Opera Glasses,
Silver Cups,
Flasks,
Silverware, 81
Clocks, Bronzes. ...
We guarantee quality. Prices the lowest
Ad. M STERNBERG's.
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NEW FLOUNCINGS
NEW FLOUNCINGS
NEW FLOUNCINGS
NEW FLOUNCINGS
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Abbott's East Indian corn paint cures all
corns, warts and bunions.--Ad.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
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CHEAP EMBROlDERrES
CHEAP EMBROIDERIES
CHEAP EMBROmERIES
CHEAP EMBROIDERIES
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FURNISHING GOODS
FURNISHING GOODS
FURNISHING GOODS
FURNISHING GOODS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
STATE AFFAIRS,
NE SUNDAY SUN WILL NO
MORE BE SOLD


AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 9.-[speciall-
ahe Cleburne Cotton Compress Co, filed
charter capital stock $4,000. Incor-
ioraiors, S. b. Allen, John thinner
pan and w. G. Mcfarland.
. The clerk Of the supreme court is
|ieparing to send all cases on his dock
TO the new court Of civil appeals
he docket of Austin branch alone now
1nniains 9l6 cases. Tyler branch will
fnd ll5 and Galveston branch l52,
faking a total of l,lS0 cases the new
port will have to start In with. The
Ap0rt viii organize October ! and begin
grind out opinions.
A ior some time past the Sunday Sun
"a been sold extensively on the streets
austin, containing slanderous and
IAlcions articles concerning the best
a 'ople Of the city who have naturally
come Indignant and swore vengeance
s1lnst the correspondent II he could
Il Identified.
Iais afternoon County Attorney
,4ker presented a petition TO Judge
n .nes II. Robertson of the Fifty-third
aieial district, asking that II. II.
aith, alleged TO be the agent, and
suAFt Francis alias Pinkey, the cor
& 1poudent, be restrained from further
a Ing their neinrious trade.
me injunction was granted and the
spefs placed in the hands Of a deput!
Ieruii who served them on Smith, bu
ssSels was not in the city, having LEI
y ~ NeW Orleans several days ago.
lle young bloods around town fee
SsSduY relieved, as no papers will b.
Nv iomOrrow.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN

nav. C. Porter, United States min
"a italy, has arrived in Rome.
:. me event Of death from cholera in
r,gl,nd, cremation will be officially
|rpvyed.
omcIal reports show that cholera has
o. absolutely stamped out of the
r,itsd Kingdom.
Al springfield, Ohio, W. W. windle
,...,riay made a mile on a safety BIZ
AN. aying start, in 2;o6 As.
/ spsrtansburg, S. O., Andy JefTries
4 ] Abram Foster, two 2s-year old
L,rro men, were hung yesterday.
The steamer wineland reached Quar-
B,tue Yesterday and hoisted the yell
N Gag for case of cholera on board.
President Harrison yesterday drove
H. 20 saranac, twenty miles from
oop lake, and made a short address,
Her which he held a reception.
The Cunard Steamship company has
.,pounced that it will carry no more
migrants and firstand second class pas
,epeers will be landed in this country.
4 The announcement was made from
M Republican headquarters at New
Sork Yesterday that each member OF
be Harrison cabinet would deliver
bur or five speeches during the cam
iaign.
postmaster-General Wanamaker yes
sriay issued the expected order, depu-
Ming postmasters Of all free delivery
ties. towns and rural communities to
tnup letter boxes at the request of
{ tilens for the collection and delivery
mail at house doors.
Last night at resort in Memphis,
fenn., Sam Fright, an ex-passenger
nductor and at present a switchman,
boz and seriously wounded Julia
1hlldress, his colored paramour, and
ben ran few blocks and blew his own
rains out.
Joseph N. Manley, chair man Of the
spublican state committee at Augusta,
H., gives express to that statement
vhich he says returns from every
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Thieves Enter an Express Omes Ba Fall In
Their Purpose.


NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Sept "A bold o..
tempt at rob bIug tho express Oillco occupied
jointly by The Wells Fargo company, tho
Southern Express company, ana the TeHas
Express was made horo about four o'clock
this morning
The building runs through from Union 10
perdido street,, between ST. Charles and
Caroudelot, being only one block from the
ST Charles hotel II Is customary NJ that
hour for wagons from the Ice factory 10 ap.
proach the rear door with shipments for
early trains, 80 whom knock was
sounded on the doors this morn
inX Private Waterman CrelFh unhesitni-
ngly opened the door. He was confronted
aud Immediately seized By three maskcd
men who were SLOUGH hata and who placed
revolyers 10 his head and knives 10 bis
stomach and under threat OF Instant
death he was hustled inside, tied with a
rope aud throwulnto a chair. Watchmnn
nnce He was heard by Might Clerk Peck
who was AZ the Other end Of tho building.
As Peck came up rapidly oneOf the thieves
opened hre and shot ~ Peck twice but
without OBJECT They then became fright.
encd and ran. parolmen Barnes aud
1hayer, who woro around the corner on
ST. Charles street, heard the shots and
hastened towards the soone They
saw a man running towaidA them aud
drawing their weapons arrested him without
bis Offering any resistance. He proved 70
be John j. Clifford, young tn8n y years
Of age and a barkeeper BY occupation who
has only been married ten days. When
searched az the station he was found 70 DO
armed With a "a callbro Colts revolver
clifford claims 70 be iunocoM and says that
he was passing the office a. the time and
hearing sbota ran. Tho fact q young
married man wandering around % that
hour and also the rambling tale he told
was unsatisfactory aud caused Chief
Cater today 70 hold Clifford for further
investigation.
The other robbers made good thelr
escape evidently having taken the op.
nosils direction From tho fact that
Clifford had on q derby nat when ar
rested aud fla thieves wOru SLOUGH II ~
thought clifford was posted on the out.
alne 10 Mainn.
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CHOLERA.
THE STEAMER Scandal ARRIVES
AND is FULL OF 1T.


WASHINGTON. sept 0.--The war de-
partment has issued a circular for in
formation and guidance to the medical
oliiceW who may BIO unfamiliar with
the general management and proven
tion Of cholera, and for others who
have received no specific instruction
from the medical directors Of the army.
AS the disease, by its presence at
New York quarantine, now threatens
the would country, great object may
be gained by its circulation, and sue
coed in preventing 1t from appearing at
our military posts, by thorough and ef-
fective sanitation and cleanliness. The
means for preventing the germs from
making their appearance, and the rom
edios in cases % sickness were given in
the circular.
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cranberrles az Turner 3 Dlngee's
A DISASTROUS FIRE
Comes Near Wpius The Lille City Of Canton
Oul Of Existence.

WILLS POINT, TEX, Sept. 9.--lspec-
ial. l-Canton, the county seat Of Van
Zandt county, was visited by o ere at
II o'clock this morning that came very
near wiplng It from the face Of the
earth, and was very disastrous IN us
results. The fire originated In II. d.
Aliens grocery store, and before II
was got under control burnt down the
entire west side Of the square except
q. W. Tull's two new bricks.
The following are the principle
losses, although there were other small
ones that are not enumerated here;
J. T. Hodges, stock 5000, insurance
$500: Francis & Suddeth. stock $500, no
Insurance. H. d. Allen, stock $1,000, in
snranee $500; Thomas & Jarvis, stock
damaged by FIRE and removal 5000, iul-
IN covered By insurance; D. f. Clark
drugs and building, $3.50, covered by In
surance and Peace & Beard, saloon $500
no insurance.
Canton Is a plucky town and where
these frame buildings stood, brick ones
Will Immediately be erected.
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DALLAS, Sept. 0.-lspecial l-Col.
Jerome G. Kearby, Populist candidate
Tor congress, spoke at the camp meet
ing this morning. The attendance was
small, but the colonel made u very able
speech from tho standpoint OF tho Third
party
j. j. Eager OF Erath county spoke this
afternoon and tonight Col. G. l.. Ed
wards addressed a small audience. Ed
wards Is leading Republican.
The Democrats have u great deal OF
missionary work 10 do In Dallas county
II they expect 10 pull Abbott through.
Kearby WIN sweep the city Of Dallas
without doubt and the chances are
that he will carry this, the banner
Democratic county Of the district,
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QUARANTfNE,N N. v, Sept. 9.-This is
the tenth day since the Moravia arrived
at New York, and still the health
officers are fighting to check the inyas-
ion OF cholera The Moravia may be
looked upon as practically u GONZALES
cent ship, as she has not had case
since the 4th inst. Al o'clock Dr.
Seguin and DR.. jenkins, secretary, re-
ported he had been TO the vessels and
found one death and one new case
among the Normania's crew. The new
case was that of Edward Weiss aged n,
who was taken III to-day and sent TO
Swineburne Island. The death was
Carl Blessing, aged 49, who died at Q
O'clock n M
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sherman. Mckinney an d southmayd hold
Convention OF their own.

DEN1soN, TEX, Sept o. Special. J.
The Republican county convention met
here this afternoon 10 elect delegates
10 Fort Worth. Delegates from Sher-
man, Mckinney, Southmayd and Col
linsvillc were In attendance. After the
convention oassembled the sherman
delegate asked for q ruling on who
were delegates, After wranglo
Spaulding Of Dcnison moved TO adjourn
for thirty minutes 10 allow Dcnison TO
elect delegates. This they proceeded
10 do by electing all who desired to at
tend. On re-nssemblinP shannon Of
Denison and Richards OF sherman were
nominated for chairman. Richards
Withdrew his name and shannon was
elected BY reclamation. sherman, Me
Kinney and Southmayd left and went
to the gallery and proceeded TO hold a
convention. Colllnsvillo stayed with
Denison. Both conventions elected un-
instructed delegates. The sherman
convention elected fifty delegates and
the Denison convention thirty. The
boilers claim that Dcnison failed "a
hold primaries and they therefore were
not entitled to seats in tho convention.
Denison held no primaries Both sides
are at white heat and the committee
on credentials at Fort Worth will have
the case to settle.
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CLEVELAND DEPARTS.
whitney ia Cheerful over the Prospects in
New York and Cleveland is Happy.

whitney IA Cheertul over the iroHPfoNH "'
New York and Cleveland is Happy
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Ex-President
Cleveland left this city for Buzzards
BAY on the Fall River boat, Puritan, at
8.30 this afternoon. He was accompan-
led only by his private secretary, Rob
ert Lincoln OBrien. He will take a
train directly upon his arrival at Fall
River and reach Gray Gables at 1880
Tomorrow morning. He retired to his
stateroom after brief consultation
with w. C. Whitney, who accompanied
him from the city. Whitney called at
fine hotel about half an hour before his
departure. and saw Cleveland. Before
doing so he gave hopeful view of the
prospects in an interview. He said
within the past forty-eight hours he
had zone over the reports from all
sections OF this state with Lieut.. Gov.
Sheehan. and everything was looking
very favorable. He had few words
with Cleveland as he made his exit
from the hotel. He was asked II he
accomplished the purpose for which
he came 10 the city.
eyes, yes, most certainly, he replied
very cordially, and heartily, II simply
came here for the purpose Of meeting a
number Of my political friends ana have
succeeded in tho purpose.
Being asked II prospects in the state
and country looked favorable Cleveland
replied pleasantly in the aiilrnatlVe,
There was absolutely no other incident
before the departure Of the Dpai'
| cleveland Is looking exceedingly wen.
His face is bronzed by exposure 70 the
sun during his sojourn at Gray Gables
his eyes are bright and he appears, n
Wen satisfied with the results Oh De
| ,.fsft
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she HOLDS THE MONEY.
'l'''s She Had a Right 10 Take II and will
Not Give Il Up.

NpgIssToN, Tex, Sept. Especial. ]
!, X, r Siebert, a saloou-keeper, went
Nes Orleans TO take In the fistic
~ leaving his saloon in his brothers
This morning on opening the
4. ~ NE cash box and 800 was miss
detectives were put TO work and
I'M ", s lound that Mrs. Siebert had gone
'r,tatt saloon and taken the money
~ ~ ,l, she claimed she had a right TO
~ o'q the officers she would not give
h,l This afternoon she sold out her
NJ '.lre and says she will 90 to Mo
e'ley from her.
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GONZALES, TEN, Sept ., Especial
Hon. r.. @, Mills spoke here to-day to
q large crowd.
Ate p, m. w. s. Fly introduced the
speaker in few we'll chosen words and
for two hours Mr.. Mills spoke, deiond-
ing, In an able manner, the position OF
the Democratic party on the tariff and
finance, He also paid his respects to
the Third partyites, showing the fall
lacy OF tholr position and doctrines.
Mr.. Mills did not touch on state mat.
tors at all. Col. Gresham then took the
stand and made a very able and inter
cstlng speech.
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ten minute conference, Don. NJ. Dick
inson, from the national headquarters,
was later arrival. The most sig
nihcant incident of the morning was
the arrival of Charles d. Defroest
the clerk Of the Democratic state com.
mittee, together with Samuel Boards
ley, Of Utica, the state railroad com
missioner, and Assemblyman Sultzer
These gentlemen are all credited being
strong Hill men.
Defreest announced that Lieutenaut-
Governor Sheehan had left on n flying
visit to Buffalo by the morning train.
The purpose Of the visit could not be
learned, 1t was learned the Demo
cratic state headquarters advisory com
mittee had fixed up the factional trouble
In Buiialo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10

GAINESVILLE, Tux, Sept 0. [Spe-
cial. a Democratic Club was form.
ed here last night 1t was born with
about 100 mombers TO which many
was elected president and ], n. Wilson
secretary. senator Coke delivered an
address OF about twenty minutes in
length and II. G. DoGraiIenried OF Long.
view also spoke. The mission Of the
club Is TO wage war on the enemies Of
the organized Democracy, Tho club
will meet again noNt Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
CHEERS TO The ECHO
At Birmingham as Young Chief
Corbett Comes Out
AND BOWS TOALL THE PEOPLE.
prororr RIDERS.
Race for Frlse. at the Cooke County FAir
The Winners.

The Winners.
GAINESVILLE, TEN., Sept 9.--lSpo-
cial, l-Childrun's day, the baby show
and The bicycle races brought out 5000
people 10 the fair to-day.
The first race for Cooke county now
Ices, was won by II. Mmdcricld Ia
2;2al. Max Almond won second prige.
The second raUu was one male, open
to the world, This race excited great
deal OF interest and several hundred
dollars changed hands Tho entries
were state Champion pNrkeE OF Waco;
Il, Tackaberry OF Fort Worth, and
Edgar Patterson, OF this city, In tho
hetting Purkor was prime lnvoriie
and rackahcrry was the choice for src-
ond place Tho race was u desperate
ono from start 20 llulsh, and Patterson
won It by length In the phcnome nally
fast timo nt 1.aru,
The third rico. ono-half mile, for boys
under 10, was n by Claude Brady In
lli, Leonard WATSON socond,
The Cooke county championship went
10 Patterson easily Ia &AOi Max Al
nond second and NJ y, Cooling third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10

PUEBLO, Col, Sept, 0.-rhe Re.
publican state convention completed
It's work to-day. The complete ticket
is as follows: Governor, j. @. Helm,
III Paso county; acknowledgement,
J. McDowning Of Pitkin; secretary Of
state, Il. j. Eaton OF ri Paso; treasurer,
Harry Mulnix Of Los Animas; auditor,
Harry Tarbel Of Monhose; attorney
general, c. S. Libby Of Chaiiee, with a
full set OF presidential electors. The
platform declares equlvocally for free
coinage OF silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10

HAMBURG, Sept 9.--oflcial chol-
era figures continue to show very
material decrease in the num-
Der Of cases and deaths. Yesterday,
according to official returns, there
were 1893 new cases and 2l5 deaths,
compared with the figures issued
Wednesday. Yesterdays returns show
decrease OF 202 new cases and 100
deaths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
ICILY PERFECT.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. o.-Mrs.
sheriff., the wife Of n travelling sales.
man and Miss Emma Austin, houso-
keeper Of HOUSE OF asslgnAtion, were
found dead In bed tho Austin womans
house to-day.
Mrs, Sherrills husband was out OF
the city and last night she spent the
night In the house with II strange man.
They all eat ice cream aud death re-.
suited from arsenic poison
Mrs. Sheriff. has boon married but u
year and belongs 10 one OF the bcst fam
HES In tho state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10

QUARANTINE, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1880 Il,
m.-Dr. Jenkins has just received the
following telegram from Hoffman Is
land: "All well with the ships but the
Scandal. She has 9sl steerage passen-
gers. The Scandal Is full Of cholera.
She has had total Of thirty-two deaths
on the voyage, including twonty-nlnei in
storage, two In second cabin and one
in the frat cabin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
ANARCHIST BERGMAN
SAYS Il Mis- Sentence Is Over Ten Ysas Ne
Will KIN Himself

PprTsBUR0, PA, Sept. 0.-Anarohist
Bergman, who attempted 10 take tho
lie of n. g. Friok, stated In an inter-
view to-day that n his sentenoe was
more than ten years he would kill him
s.lf. There Il not enough Of life, be
aid. to spend twenty or thirty years In
prison. With prospects Of q ieW years
liberty aftoF the sentence had expired,
Bergman cOoily talks Of the crime and
expresses only one negret. that bis
mission fai led