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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
LED THEM INTO A TRAP
big FranE" and = Companion Got Int
Jail Instead of Freeing j. X. Strattou.

"Bis Frans" md y Companion Get Int
Jaii Instead OF Freeing j. K. Stratton.
DENVER. Sept. 1.-Two Of the members Of
the notorious Stratton gang who went to
Canon City yesterday to effect the release Of
j. H. tratton. serving u sentence Of twenty
one years there. were trapped inside the peni.
Tertiary.
About Aug. l Stratton proposed to James
keiker. one OF 'the night guards at tho prison.
that Kicker should convey letters to outside
persons and get tools into the prison with
which he was to effect his escape.
For this job kelker was to receive S. 1000.
The authorities have been trying 10 arrest tho
other members Of his gang. and Warden
Smith gave orders to allow the plan to 60
ahead. For forty days letters have been pass
Ing to and from Stratton and the men who
were to, assist him in escaping. "
The date for the escape was set for tonight.
The men were to arrive in Canon from Chi.
cago on Sept. Is or 16. .The flnat letter. ad-
Dressed to c. c. Moore. was placed In the onioo
here. -.
Detectives watrous and De Lue OF Denver
and the officers awaited tho coming of tho
men,. Warden Smith. fearful lest something
might happen whereby Stratton would escape,
had him placed In irons for safe keeping.
Yesterday afternoon the men registered at q
hotel as J. C. Brown and Frank Woodson
a r. 1ln e E Hnt {. 0l &s1ss', III 4fte4 letter 'ssadi ID;
the, letter they mot Kelker and made
watch tomorrow morning. saying also that
they would lik" to go through the penitentiary.
Accordlneiy they started for the prison. the
nhlcerS following ut a safe distance. When
they, reached the gateway they were told to go
them and sh Nv them through.
when inside the two confidence men were
ordered to throW up their hands. A search Of
their clothing disclosed two heavy revoivers,
SLAP IN money. II diamond ring and a diamond
stud, two gold watches. some skeleton keys,
and n few trinkets. Later in the evening both
men were photographed
one OF tho men is known throughout the en-.
tire country As Big Frank. alias Frank Arm
strong, alias Walter Webb. alias Frank Wood
son, &c. Brown is alias Rouert Carey. alias
=. {. Moore. and has made himself famous
through his efforts on behalf Of the Stratton
gang OF Post Office and letter-boX robbers
flor whom there nre large rewards from the
! nlted Sta'eS Government.
j. H.. Strtiton. the leader Of a gang whom the
men came, 10 release. has Systematically
fobhcc mall boxes in nearly all the large cities
OF the country. Dressed in the uniform OF
mail carriers. tho members Of the gang OBJ
tanned skeleton keys to all mail boxes.
In this manner they secured thousands of
dollars in Chicago. indianapolis. New Orleans,
and other ~ aces. In Atlanta Strutton WAS ar
rested but atterward escaped. Going to Dem
yer he worked tho plan successfully for q
time. but was finally apprehended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
JO7TIAGs ABOUT TOWN

Judge Beach has granted an absolute divorce TO Rich
ard NJ. Willis from Minnie l. Wins.
Tho pr maries Of tho Prohibition party will be hold in
each ii the thirty Assembly districts Sept. ~ at 80
T. NJ. TO elect delegates to the Gity aud County, Con
gress. and Assembly con ventions.
The bodies Of three infants were found yesterday
morning by Policeman II arts IN = vacant lot In ll2th
street, near Seventh avenue. They had eyideatly been
there several days. They were taken TO the Morgue.
The steamer Massachusetts OF the Providence line
leaving Pier ~, \: r., Mt "a +. ~, Tickets win, be sold
Tor boston. Providence, Worcester. and all Eastern
points the same as ON the usual week day trips
The Union line steamship sorrento, which sailed for
Hamburg on Tuesday, returned yesterday with . bad
lst. Her Captain signailed as he passed sandy Hook
that her cargo WAS 80 badly sto we'd that she was not
seaworthy. She will return to her dock and have her
cargo Iestowed-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

Branch 1890 OF the Order Of the Iron Hall
held its annual picnic yesterday Mt Suffers
Harlem River Park. Tho m~errymakinG lasted
throughout the dag and evening. In the
evening Supreme Justice Sonierbv of the
order WAS present. and made an address in
which he explained the present status Of the
order and the causes of its disruption in
Indiana. He said the order was rer-
fectly solvent. and that the appoint
Imcnt Of a receiver was the work Of petty
depose him. He said that tho national order
n; present embraces Loo local lodges and
treasury. Mr.. Somerhy expressed the opinion
that the affairs of the order would, he straight
ened out at the convention to be held for that
purpose at Baltimore on Sept. %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
New rear SEP, cr- at temple ,sr eli.

The scrI Ices at the row and beautiful Tenn
r'c Israel. corner 0! Bedford and Lafayette
aranTo-, Brooklyn. will be uncommuAiy i'm
rressi"o for the comm. Jewish New Year.
TN Wednesday morning Il very fine choir sand
u new cantor from Vienna Will i%naugurate the
N.w yrnr. and with Rabbi Geismar u mcmor-
able service can b. looked for. seats can 10
,Irocrred by. undressing Secretary George
MieT%nnch. 4it Pacific street, or on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. from 3 to 10 o'clock,
at the Temple building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

Commissioner OF Jurors Bernard F.. Martin
marched proudly at tho head OF 1000 Tam
many braves through the streets OF the Eighth
Assembly district last night. while thousands
on tho sidewalks checred wildly and lighted
the, way with a blaze of fireworks.
Tic parade was dismissed MT tho corner OF
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street. where a
handsome campaign banner was stretched
across the street. and speeches were made
from n decorated platform erected in front Of
tregG's furniture store. The speakers were
AsSistant District A%ttorneK, BaTtow 5. Weeks
and Assemblyman Sulzer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
Wants Ala for Harvnrd's Peruvian Obser.
vItory.

Boston. Sept. l7.-Prof. Pickering OF Har-
ward University has issued a circular asking
assistance for tho Harvard astronomical sta
ton in Peru. He says: THE widc interest
in astronomical research is well illustrated by
Economical observatories by wealthy donors
who are not Themselves professional students
OF astronomy. The number. Of these gifts is
continually. increasing. and in no DEPART
mcnt Of science has creator liberality been
dlsplayel.n u" claims that one Of the finest
S pberj Is cdn tfrui S"' r. 20 ea ,ns ,s,se st,tion nt n1os.
erly would cost 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

She saw the Fire In Time to Get Out All
Her Valuable Horses nsd tho Wagons.

Her Valuable Horses nsd tho Wagons.
Fire was discovered in tho hay loft Of Miss
May Birds racing stable in Westbury, l.. L..
about 7 O'Clock Friday evening by Miss Bird.
who happened to 90 to the barn at that time.
As she ran to give an alarm she saw three
strange men run across a field toward a patch
Of woods. With the aid OF her help Miss Bird
succeeded in saving all her horses. wagons.
ana "uher anpurtenances. The buildings.
totally destroyed. involving II loss of about
$1,000.
The night before Miss Birds house was ell
tered by thieves and several articles OF Jewell
ry stolen. II is thought that the robbery WAS
comnit'cd ny. the three mon Miss Bird saw
discovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
Discussing Mahoue'. Advice.

PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-THE Congressional
Committee OF the Fourth Congress dis
trict. OF which Robert McCandliss OF Peters,
burg is chairman. held a meeting in the
Custom House here to-day, and discussed
whether 1t would be best to recall the call for
the Burkeville Convention and make no nomi-
ton Ion, Congress- from this district as recon-
mendcd BY Gen. Mahone.
No final action was taken. E~x-Congress-
man ilnGston says. that Mahone's circular
and that Malone Is doing ali In his bower TO
crush him. Langrton says he does not fear
oiahnne. Tor no has u much larger support in
the district than the General.
me New York Central has the only natural grade In
.ns country. us nFarilcally . waler.level lIns tr0ln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
Cholera
and Consumption.
The current csEPTEMBER) number Of
THE ME DICAL TRIBUNE.

published In this city under the caption. Of
Epidemic Chol era" speaking OF its ap pro-
Pirate treatment concludes as follows: In
addition to these remedies I would str ongly
recommend the 'sarly. free. and persiste MT in
halation of Bi-czone. as we'll as the IN ternal
use OF Peroxide of Hydrogen. Ozone. II intro
duccd into the system. will destroy these
germs. whether in the lungs or in the st omach.
and with an increased oxidation OF tn o blood
tho circulation is eaualized AND COLLAPSE
PREVENTED"
The same issue also has the folio wing Or
ticle from the pcn Of its editor. an eminent
medical writ or and practitioner:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

ofheeFs Schmidt and King Of the Gerry So
clety arrested at the Windsor Theatre last
night an actor named Daniel Lacey. lilo mas
been playing the part Of William Lacey. n plan.
tatlon owner. In The White Slave" Lacey
the curtain had, Iast fallen, when the real on.
GERS arrested him. TLey took Him 10 IN,
support OF his wIIe. Sayah. Inc warruni has
been out since last February. The anna
the theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
SIEUCk BY 4 TRAIN.

President he Cours-y OF the Western New
York and Pennsylvania :; abroad Killed.
BEVERLY. n. j.. Sept. 17.-Samuel G. De
Coursey. President Of the Western New York
and Pennsylvania Railroad. was instantly
killed by n train on the Amboy division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad this evening.
Mr.. De Coursey was at the station. and in en-
deavo-ing to pnSsto n train was struck by
another. Mr.. De Coursey resided at $3.50
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

Utah Territorial DeIegatc-F. j. Cannon. Rep.
First Connecticut dls,rIci-f. stevens Henry. Rep.
FIRST Massachusetts, district-J. { CROSBY. Dem, re.
nominated.
second Nebraska district-G. ". Doaue. Dem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

ALBANY. Sept. 17.-Goy. Flower said tonight
that he has had Labor Commissioner Peck's
resignation IN his hands since last winter. and
that II. as charged. the Co,nmissioner had
commit ID n mi-dameanor 1t would save him
the necessity Of accepting his resignation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

Samuel Aicher kept a boot and shoe shop at
10 Hester street for twenty. years. When his
landlord raised the rent three months ago
Archer was forced to give W the shop because
his business was moor.
lie moved to lp6 Histor street. whore he has
been living with his wife and two children.
His sister Nictoyin died in Philadelphia II few
weeks, ago. and he bccam" very desrundcnt,
He Ia KIDD treQu emily about the business that
he had lost ana Expressed the fear that his
landlord at log Hester street would turn him
out.
Aicher left his room Mt . o'clock yesterday
morning. telling his wife that h. was going up
town to ser q friend. That was the last that
his heard from him. He had %seyera!
years old. and has bson in this country for
tlirty-iive years. Louis Aichcr OF Ihiladel-
rhin was his cousin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
chspge or sleeping Car Srrvi.- Bctwecn
New Y0rIk mud Ihnrlcs.1u.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announce that
ne ,hrnugh SIZE piiie car leaving Nes YORK at I: IL A,
=. VIII d. disc'n. inuen on ana after the Ism inst. On
and after above date through car viii b. attached To
Halb lenNlnB WushlpstIR y. 10 ~ 4, MID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

The Fenpsyivnni Railroad
il the only line thar pnintains n strictly frst.class
limited tram between New York Hud Chicago. All
other Limited express trains are merely limitations
% tie celebrated Pennsylvania LmItci.-Air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
MS RENT had BEEN R.fISED.
Became Despondrnt and Yesterday
Cut His Throat.

Fort LIEF. Sept. IA man about As years
old. evidently n German. and well dressed in
dark clothes. was found this afternoon dead.
with his throat cut. in Watkins Gully. on the
Palisades. Business cards in his pockets bore
the address OF Samuel Aichers. fancy boot and
shoe makers. 1l3 Hester street. New York.
and Il written slip with the address Of Louis
Aichers. 42o Gerkes street, Philadeluhla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

The New York Central has the only natural grade in
the country. IL IL pEacticaily q waierIeyel line fron
Aew fo!l tn Euaa!c.-..9.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Dne. Especial. -
s.,s1. "a old and honored
n ,ie licd at his home last
u.',,r'aeltl illness. His iu-
& llih he was a consistent
| Z 4,li IN the Masons aud
v 10Th Of which orders
,ieAtahcn, pastor of the
n p...h II this place stole u
/ wv friends here by slip
4 il si On Tuesday. return
MN n bride from that
!, were into the secret and
4 'r ~ genuine surprise to
.ssa and friends. The bride
" a3 mas. resident Of Navasota.
Inv fallen in this vicinity
w ~. n, thoroughly saturating
nles The tanks and ponds,
seasons for the next har-
u -idinr for cattle aud stock
Tatton receipts have fallen
~ ,sl there is but little yet
sni the stock on hand here
~ no longer discussed here,
.'emng content to accept the
N disposed to 60 TO work.
s,.-naae here is limited TO the
giuca Congressman elect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
,cToReEo 147 YEARS OLD.

~, n, Mao 17-An old ne
p, 49, ,1,,,,. Wasbington. from
eeols .,os here todav. Ue
8sorgin,- We ,.an,s old itt1ncie
q ~ ,.,rc gSod health and
enlyi vi ,iisi6n ire excellent
! y s .,,a oidest living man. and
N 2 . u w bis 10th wear. He
"A os sa,'. ms
. g la.S.t NILSSON dat has ebber
~ ~ ,rosld member how
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

: Cit, No., Dec. 1.-THE first
hi.e cries Of five matches be-
LIAR Elliott OF Kansas City,
4 DnllOn Of Harrisburg, Pa,
IA ihe championship Of the
slia took place at Exposition
4 ssdenoon and was won by
j aHasore Of: Fulford So, Ell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Z ~, tvy, lhp, TEX, Sept II, lsga
i ~. ~ Your premium GA
|,,rnlog machine received yester-
ies ianying it was a iiye-year
We are highly pleased
IN pearance of the machine,
|. VIC You later as to its true
{. a. STANpIFER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
ISEeHETTE MACHINE.
ianAh'm Used II Say OF tho Cheap.
HlAhn The Market

dREnTzlE, August %, 1892.
D,nietihAlhinE 90.
ssl'arI Swing machine, and
pltaihat we are more than
EIait find it in good order
~ haaii 70 be q first-class ma
WsT particular. Ny wifi
1M Icu that she don't think
y ssoat the delay; she Is tou
-2aNith 1t, and would no
~ any $50 machine. w
aNig life and great success
" ne Democrats and tire
y The Democrat publishin
q tort Worth, Texas. Ma
ever spread and carry tn
$50 that noble machine TO e
n9re homes. You may put
A,d in your paper If you like
Yours Truly,
S. ]. JOHNSON
= aunt county, Texas.
nat Is Claimed for It.
nALNuT, TEX, May %, 1892.
''iA Gazette
receipt Of THE GAZETTE sew
,-Iile anu find it to be all you
n. We are delighted with III
- me work It does. Thiul
WY Tor such a machine ant
"SssO or $50 machine.
ao1rs with thanks for It.
7. j, MORRISON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
MORE TESTIMONY.

Sewing Machine Tor Only sel,
.. Try One.
sFo.,,Nte,rrton, Tex. Dec, 8, 1892.
I'LL Worth Gazette.
~ j-Ihe High Arm Sewing
a. Il gu you claim for il. TITS
stls5 ~ u, every respect. My wife is
|i.d i;@tth Il II is neat and well
e,aise,Ii running, and gives en-
lon- Respectfully.
49, D. II. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Galveston, Tex, Dac 90 Especial -
BY steanship from Galveston, loy.i
To Liverpool. ..,,......,.. o., lG
To continent. ...,,,.,.,..... .,.l'-g4a
10 New York ......,.-,,......4SeH lOO los
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21


aniaALL, TEX. May &c, 1892.
s'lN Fort Worth, Tex.
s-E9EE; received the SEWN
yoq ordered for me and teste
~ light running, little nois
w and neat style and finisl
superior. l have seen mar
IN aohines, but there is moi
aaer have than this. l say
~ .wsnty dollars by ordert
Respectfully,
y N. HUFTHAN
1e'od az ANY 500 Machine
Y ORTIZ, la, sept, IS, 1872
N, ne to say in behalf Of THE
y y machine, that l have had
Instant use for the past eighteen
n i during that time it has
I, VI Of work, and proven itself
sss \ any $50 machine. Wishing
success, as you can safely
w IL Very respectfully,
M. FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Galveston, Tex. Drc % Especially -
Coffee closed aioady at yesterdays quoias
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Total sales, 5000 baleai American 'lo9
Ol Imports, $1,000 balesi American, $3.50
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

yow York. Dec Especial. ) --Spot
cotton closed steady al yesterdays quota
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Galveston, Tex, Dee. ~ Especially
Sugar Plantation agents prices in round
lots bY the carload for Louisiana sugars;
Market closed steady aud Unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

jelly, new, cobb and sO-lb pals, por III,
~; bib pals, per dozen, $3.50. Pre-.
serves 3-lb tins, two dozen TO case, por
dozed, $500 BIB pals, ono dozen 10 case,
per dozen, 81. so ;a0-lb knnalins, per To- loo;
fruit butter, 20-lb kanakins, l0o Mino0
meat, 2O-lb kanGlIius, lie; i0O-lb kegn, DC;
apple butter, lO0-lbkegs, nc; 20.lb kama
klus, Sc. Maple syrup, old timo OTIS, doz,
to case, $500 half sal dozen 10 case, $50,
l gaL half doL 10 case. per doz, Sll.bl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

Danheiser's fruit toln, per box, SIC; pep
pernint aud llmetta, per box. co; mana
tolu, per box, 25c; Adams New York No,
/, per box, &c; fascination COO; sweet fern,
B0c; carmel tolu, 2ac; No, New York, 8hoi
Whites Yucatan, per box, 6Ooi 5-box car
toon, g27h: Valentines cuchre, per box,
O4c; Panama, per DoS, 6bc California fruit
per box, SIC; Berry's beauty Soc; tOlu, 25ci
por dozen, S2,50; sweotgum, per box, Tic
Williams crown tolu, doz. boxes, Sa50
Williams peppermint tolu, doL boxes
$3.50: Williams pine apple, 1916.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21

~ small, q %. rurEov.. er,,,, .,,.,.,,,
~ aon % 'sci spring gobblors, smaii f6e sr'.es
IA 3 70; olu hens COO; one and t,,o 80.
49, sspeieis 81 d5; butter. firln. sns ~,
IA! sossu VI oetlet, common country a5c; eF-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Dry salt meat aud bacon Quiet. at
previous quotations
iSnisas City. Mo. Dec. iO.-Wheat--
Higher. M, rcd, GNGt0 lie
Com Firm ~, miNci. ;si i-2feiAc.
New York. Dee. 10, Wheat Spots.
dun. steady; No . rcd. rs l-A' elevator
options very dull irregular: clesing
steady; decline; No. ., red, March NJ o-si
May - 1-2
Corr. snots. iirmcr. dull, No. ., 81 -;
elevator options moderately active
higheS ncvuibcr 81 -; Januory VI ~;
NAV - al
Conce Options opened barely stoady;
iVNil0 points down. closed firm, lut-u
down; sales 2GWO hags. including Dc'-
enher $40 00diSlN 10! Innnary SO togl
Sib 50; February $40 %; Mnrch $40 90
giSln -; MAY Sia lOaSl5 ~; July
SO ~; September Sli a00SiA 20; Oct
ohor STA 80.
Spot RIO iull steady; NJ. Z, 1dT-s.
Chicago HIS. Dee iO-Wheai To-day
maintained the price IL closed ~ lciNr'
day, although aycraiaeg a,Ncc that
during nlOsi OF the session.
Corn-ln good demandi CLOSED Ne
higher,
l'loylsions In small way were
AMIN cggcd ON hy The clique.
: OAts--Advanncd lAc ia sympathy
With other grain aud closed steady
Leading futures closed
Wheat DEC. y 3-sc; Jou. IS5'Sc'
| May. 1S3-iM1S 7.Sc
I Com Dee, - i-ic; Jan, a. La
| - 3-Sc, May. AZ l-2c
oats-Dcc,, 30 t,2c;Jun, ~ i-ac; May
| 10 l-4c.
Mess pork Jan, Shes; May, SlN7o
short rihs-lun, SSH IL; May
SSH L.
fash quotntinnsi
No spring wheat - D So; No .
r. 3-Sc,
. No, coru. ~ 9-Sc
No oats, 80 l-2c.
Mess pork, Sl4 i5dtiil0
Lard sue IL
Short rib sid>a doosc), SSi0dS20
Dry saltcd shoulders boxed, SI-3t v.
6iI5n.
short clear sides doScd), SSi09S51
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

''"fy' AM M .i ,i,, INN. n,ori'st
Nlv'N lip", ,, s.i' l, ,..'.l " Nv,
g922W, WeuN 81 Rs.s,'issn n. physsW. GfS,,
I'm 59. ut n'i q No. b6' fesjers Sa
,,0H,l nv. -, 81 no al
ovi4.,.'u' SoNs, o. WI IS M, slir,,,rts
yoi,o.N i'SSet'p n,,,,,,, in,y,r, rnngh XIII
,',,,,,,,,,,,, * t5siS ~ norlinr nu,l mis-
el S2oV sd ~ WI n 9 .,1. Wh, ~ 75giG TX
N', 49,, 'Iio'',,,nts i500 sbinmruts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

st. louis, No, Me-. 10 BlHir-un-
einnred
Mheht-Aholt ~ yesterday. Cash
uary. ia %. Nav. a. 8f .Inlg. 75c
cofn-Moved W 3-25ii-2c above yes
tcrdny. Cash 30c: December 8s l-ic
january. IS 5-Sc, February, w a-Se
May. 43 1-fe
Oar- Higher Cash, 81 i.2e hd; May
"a 30.
Corn meal-I.cwcr - ~.
Whisky Steady 81 ~.
Buc2iue and cufiDn ties bnelhNHeu
park --Steady. sif -.
Lard. Nomiunlly higher Q 81 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
Tr HIGHwAYMAN.

: NJ. Dec 1O.-lSpeeioll-
,slpi 1grian bad things pretty
III, vas last night on the
"a, Ne ani Nayasota;
Khisa and Clark burgess
sas sitter city TO SEQ their
4 4;sfning were fired upon
NAB. a ~ No. q shot
II "A n he arm and hand.
X rhgoh aud disappeared
ID Nbber then shot at
Atf ns him and then rode
Nh iss,sia him to deliver UP.
A4 N to ismm1nt and was
W.Jis he rObber. The lone
ia vent on his way.
M 4 Dseluek and Tony Carso.
N 4, TIE lbrmer who had the
IA vssu and took TO the
2 a. Icy % be severely beaten
vayuan who was u negro.
/; 4 4, nlf,gl Il so. Today Dep
N d iaas arrested LINK Robert
+ ~ M rl u-pnvict, who has
AAksa u he parties held up,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
Receipts aud Exports at Al United states

Galveston, Tex, Dec 10 - Especially
Recepts thus far this weoig..... tN'&e
Receipts the same time last year. SA's4
Receipts this day ..s
kecoipis this day last years. ..... ...,..
Total receipts thus far this season aVQhAt
Total trceints thus ian, last season 4,Uia6Bs
Difference 49,. i,OSs.al4
Exports TO Great Britain, ....... SO
Exports 10 France ......... ,.. "uO
Exports TO continent. t.,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 10 Option Firm
middling. . 3-lc Sales none receipts
400 bales: shipments, 300 bales; stocks
5000 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

4. Ta llte lA-lSpeciul. w.
~ fss efnss1 might charged
y Hls rirtir y his 1O-yeHr-
IaaaieE Nko alius thut he
x accomplish biz purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

For Malaria, Liver Trou
Bile, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

e Machine for on'y sel.
\ s soa, Tex. Dec. 3, 1892.
\ 1 n ae High Arms Sewing
yon claim for il. It IS
sIibs,.y respect. Ny wife 10
gshi i Is neat and well
IN 41iaing, and gives en-
Respectfully.
u Il SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Galveston. Tex, Dao. TO Especial ~
Sugar plantation agents prices IN round
lots by the carload for Louisiana sugars:
Market closed steady aud irmi un-
changed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

'r iifhsel.
E, Tgn; Tx, Sept H. ls92
~ our premium GA
'tiss,uli Machine received yester-
,lg II was a fiye-year
,,s',e ore highly pleased
1l4nee OF the machine,
a. 10, o9 llter as to It's true