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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
DUE TO THE MKINLEY LAW.
Fostering Of Pearl Button Factories &c
Told by Manufactures.

NEW YcHK, July 15.-Thomas A.
Webb, pearl button manufacturer,
has Just purchased large property in
Newark for the erection OF new fac
tory. Mr.. Webb said thsf the new
structure was entirely owing 10 the
Mex inley bsii. when the bill was
passed. said Mr.. webb. there were
twelve or thirteen manufactures in
the country, sIth an average OF from
eight 10 twelve operators. Now there
are about sixty plants. with an average
Of from fifty i've 10 ssty worknen.
Nv own business began with eight
workmen, and | now employ los.
When the new factory - completed |
shall have nearly 300. Ny orders now
amount 10 between fi50 900 10 fI70, ,9DG
yearly. Before the Mckinley AL ID
well with 81 BOO"
The wages of pearl fsuston makers
we're formerly g., $40 aud sI2s week.
They row earn sls, so and az. sc-
cording 10 skill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
SMALLPOX a, Victoria.

SAN Francisco, July ia dispatch
from Victoria this morning reports
fifty-slx cases of smallpox there. A
case was also reported al Portland last
night. The Puget Sound board OF
health has ordered an absolute quar-
antine against British Columbia. The
revenue cutter Wolcott will patrol the
sound waters and warn vessels from
British Columbia away from American
DOrts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

The Miners in Idaho Held in Complete
Restraint.

WARpNER, Ida, July ,5.-Everything
is quiet today and martial law prevails.
A number of the leaders of the strikers
have been arrested. Fred T.. Dean,
secretary of the union, was among the
first arrested. President OBrien was
another. At Wallace also IT is reported
arrests are. being made. The CEur
d'Alene region is svirtually in the hands
of the militia. Unless the union men
commit some act of violence soon the
time for such conduct will be past.
The men at the mine will be supplied
with Winchesters by the owners 70 pro-
tect the property.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Sho, His Wife.

Coppic today snot his wife fatally and
one of the bullets inflicted a slight
wound on one Of his children. lie
then tried TO kill himself with q ball in
the breast, but did not infiict mortal
wound. The wife had him arrested
yesterday tor ill-treatment, but he was
released on suspended sentence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
RAPIDS. MICH SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 49, 1892

railroad car and fitted themselves
out with shoes. Watehmsn Mills came
upon them aud fired into the crowd,
wounding two OF them so badly that
they may die. The injured men SAY
they are IRON workers and give the
names of Wittemeyer and Boas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
sHor HixssLr 10 oAln TIxs.
An Indianapolis Mans Peculiar Way Of
possponsns 9 Wedding.

IxnfsSArmss. July is.--John Clsrk,
= young man Of tins city, left he an =
Aneed a. midnight "Wednesday. and q
few minutes later she heard pIstos
shot aud heard Clark err out tI5st be
wsz Allied kashlng - bin. she found
h8tn Nth an ugiy ballet wound IN the
left ssle nast atove the heart. Nl4en
tbe police aFFiYed Clsrk eisnned that
seoo after he left the gate man ehon
tse FreezE88fed as one whoH be hsd
seen Ksnsti5ng ~ Msies plsoe on Nerih
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

WABASH, Ind, July ia young lad
by the name Of Hawn, whose home is
in Whitley county, died Wednesday
night after inconccivable suffering, the
result of bite several days before Of q
rattiesnake. The poison had per-
meated every fibre Of ms body, and the
agony was beyond belief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

The alarm Of ERE shortly after mid
Dieht isst flghs vas caused ~ the
bnrnaDc 81 small grocery store si the
corner Of Lyon and Heasernsn streets.
owned and occupied by gsmes L. ruf-
chase. 10 Was totally DESTROYED. /.
The buiidtng rss valned ~ 300 and
insufed faT sz8l, snd there wss ar in-
.arspes ~of $50 on the stock. The
cause Of ere u unknosa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

NRw YoRK. July lathe World thi.
morning saws William Y. Hsrfity OF
Penusvlvanis has consented 10 be the
chairman OF the national democratic
organization. II nothing unexpected
should happen between nov and next
Wednesday be will ~ selected BY the
national committee"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
dixie GETS A SEAT
He is Returned TO Parliament
on a Big Vote.
PROTEST CUT LITTLE FIGURE
Returns From the British Elections So
Far Show q Net LabeI&i Gam
OF fify.F FoaI.

LospoS, July l5.~-Slr Charles Dixie
has been elected IN Tie Forest af Dean
division of eloueesisrshire. receiving
5, 500 votes 10 e.sss for the sofy csnas-
date, Mr.. wemyss. This means the re-
sumption of brilliant parliamentary
career which Was suddenly cut of less
than ten years ago by the scandal IN
which sir Charles became .nvolsed
with the wife OF Donald Crawford. The
facts of the case snd his subseqnent
marriage TO the widow OF the Rev.
Marx Patlison, rector of Lincoln col
lege, oxford, 20 whom he wss engaged
al the time the scsndal became pui,slo,
are still very fresh in the public mind.
His present oandldatnre met WITH
the most violent opposition. The pro-
test WAS much more widespread than
that against farnell and WAS made If
respective of party sffilianons- In
the highest places ia the liberal party
SAID Editor stead, himself one oi the
most prominent of liberals, there
can only be one opinion as 10 lhe
conduct Of those who are aiding ard
abetting Sir Charles Dixie IN hls at
tempt 10 resume ms position IA the
house of commons, although II ss con-
trary 10 the etiquette OF polstcsi parties
for the leaders to express any opinion
as 10 the choice Of constituency"
Bis Great scandal
IL is related that Lord Besconsfeld.
when Benjamin Disraeii pointed hlm
out a. future prime minister. IL -
also told that Queen Victoria. when
reminded of the fact thst she had
once patled him on the head while a
child, remarked. Il must have strokcd
him the wrong way" Tins = siiu-
SION 10 hls radical tendencies. la 1889
he was asked 10 contest fnlbafn, but
as there was possibility of has being
defeated il WAS thought that u would
be better for him not 10 begn his new
parliamentary career with a Waterloo
and 80 has friends made HIM decline
| the honor.
1t ls said that the present Lady Dixie
| no sooner heard OF the complications
| of Sir Charles between hls French mis-
tress and his late brothers wiie's sister.
| Mrs. Crawford, than she telegraphed
her sympathy from India, where sbe
was then travelling for pleasure, aud
babe HIM lose no time IN max
ing their engagement putlic- She Was
eager that the approaching marriage
should be proclaimed IN society, AL
| though society was somewhat shocked
by the $i2a. 900 check paid Mr.. Crawford
through Earl Granville and returned
through the same medium. Neither the
French mistress nor Mrs. Crawford
could esirsnge her affection from sir
Charles, and shortly afterwsrd che be-
came his wife, 90 that she might direct
his future political course aud JOIN him
in denounclng the sins OF the royal
family and artietocracy OF England
| Election returns up 20 4 p. m. today
show the following results: Sog torres.
249 liberals, IL unlonlsts, so natlonaiists
and Parnellites. The net liberal gam
| thus far is 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

cHsesao, July IS 1910 p. m. The
steamer John A. ihx left Michigan
Ciiy for Chicago win load of sxeaF.
rian Sta at s o'clock thls after
noon she wss due At her
deck here kt oseleck
arrived n port almost vater logged nt
a late hour. sac has ekbeflensed q
rough essssge. tsst all passengers were
Landed safely,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
NOMINATION WITHDRAWN.
President Hsrrison Recalls the Name Of Q
Postmaster

WASHINGTON, July l5.-The president
sent to the senate the following mes
sage; "I withdraw the nomination
which vas sent to the senate on the
30th OF June, 1902. OF William u. Crum
to BE- postmaster at Chsrieston, ;. C."
Mr.. Crum sss delegate 10 the Mime
spolis convention. The South Caro-
lfna delegation wss instructed for
President Harrison, bat when the
delegation resched Minneapolis Mr..
Crum was considered doubtful and Il
- said did not declare himself for Hsr-
risou until the postmastership Of
Charleston was promised him. After
sue convention the nomination
Of Mr.. Crum was sent - the
senate, and referred W the committee
on postoi'iees and post Fosds. Meet
iugs we're held in Charleston protest
leg against the confirmation of Mr.
CruTn, and The delegation from South
Carolina opposed e before The com
nnitteee and proSed strong enough -
authorize the president % withdfa~ "a.
much - sha satisfaction % the deleas a.
ton and business men ~ Ghaflestan
Mr.. Crun is a essorrd phyae8sn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

the whole. but 40 hnAi action Was
reached on any OF them ana AZ l0.45
adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

wssHIxeros, July lb.--The presi-
dent today cent the following nofnina-
isons to the senate. George l.. Town
Send of Delaware 20 be collector of
customs for the distfiet OF l'elswsre:
Iieut. Col. fver y. Green. sssis'asst
sdjutaut general 20 be- coionsa and
assistant adjutsnt general; Ns1r
Michael " sheridan. sssistsnt I'd 1utant
general to he lieutenant caionei and AZ
slstans general; LssUt. Col. AudIsw :.
Burth. Sevents infantry, to he colonei;
Major Benhasn. seventh infsntff. 70
he lieutenant colonel. and the foilus-
ing names OF cadets gfsdun,ss from
the military academy, eofrs 81 enRi-
neers cadet gsuses y. Cavapaugh - -
additional second lieutenspt. Cadet
JAMES r. govev, additional second
lieusensnt. Tbe remainder ~ the
cadet flsss 20 ne secoDd iisufenanto
ard additional second lSeutenants ma
the artillery and infantry srrns.
Nrw yonK, July 1.-THE Tinted
eisfs.s dynamite cruiser kesuvius rAo
srreuisd near Rsndsil's Island 20 .
| fffg tfsis morning ~fssis on hef ~sy up
ffse snBnn. Assistance was sent from
TIE Bfooklyn navy yard end shs ~ks
| fosted ~ hxh tlas without sustaining
| any damsgs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

ssVxtN. t1iy Richard Fees's
liv@gy stable sta sssiy haFses sss dss
troyed ny nra sh. afternoon. l.osz
so 600, pxfbsiiy covered ~ insaE-
s1cr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
DOCTORS IN COUNCIL,
MANY PAPERS OF GREAT INTER
EST READ AND DISCUSSED.


The North Texas Medical association
met at . o'clock yesterday morning III
tho second days session. :, ID
mrs W. II. Davis Of Arlington ana
l.. A. Suggs of Bedrock were eleoteu
to membership ,1,,,od and
The section on practice closed anu li
the section on ohstetrices anu ~ n,,',i,
oic- opcned President Taylor presIuli,irs
In the absence of Chairman Dr. d. -
Wilson Of sherman.
Dr II II. Walket Of Paris was ap-
,ointed secretary, and DIR. j. %, NenD
If Mckinney rend pnper ON "Aporloh,
ol,d itl treatment." This was discussed
h h,iu IRA Van Zandt, Grace, Walker
Peergon. Nicely, and Heiiehnger -,
mr. Walker reported u case OF extra ,i
uterine pregnancy, which was not u's-
DR.. l. l.. Van Zandt then read hls 5a,
ner on H1he Seasonal influence, III ,, ~
Etiology OF Puerptral Ecl9lnp il Rns.
Nn' S,inson Black. and Gardner, ana
,ritb this tic morning session en9 l9 =,
Ni In tbc afternoon DR.. 7. ~ i1lls %
nj, raad 4 naper on Sore Nipples OF
t PHI and How to Treat Them. dls-
eiu.,,J1 hr hrs Van Zandt and baytIu.
Dr ID. X. Wallace of Waco reaa =
ra,er on CONSERVATIVE IynecoloIs,
a plea for medical tr SnJ prs Pear.
snrsicvWl eb H. Nicely and Matthews ek'
, son, ttbeir varying views on the SUD
/ ject. o.,...,, If Sherman re-
ir' .. $50 ~ henurrhnEe from uu
| i,,istermiunl case, under the ~"
inlt'c ~ 1east-What is III =,
PHI w Il. Howard read ms papef ~
.,Pg mr. N Infection, and 4 vas d dons
discussed " prs has ara Ro ss
w, ~ II. Matthews rep9tt9Dp e IN
Of rigid os IitsrI on NV SniI bag prs ea
pr Tbs business q the se9SeT ehc q Bs%o
a., ,rns then taken up any w 49, M " y.
n9n comlnttce reported resoll.ioss w. u hi,
IN 10 10 Inc memory fest f.miiie,
spect "a ~ coincidence, TO tnsif 49, y y
Loss an deaths Of Drs; 5 s .;u s.lo. \
R oS Geo. q r. tayio9 e s Saer q frs n
ten. all members Of que '1.Y--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN THE CITY,

Pro. Garrison will lecture this week,
Prof. Garrison will give his second
lecture this week-Saturday.
An interesting lecture on the "Forna-
ton Of American Colonies" viii be
given this week at the Baptist church.
The season Of feasting and gltt-giying
is again upon US and the merchants are
making grand preparations for great
holiday trade. Foremost among these
Is ]. Edwards, the famous contectloner
and fancy baker. la his Main street
candy palaee arc now seen in great va
riety rich fruit cakes, Jelly cakes, fancy
pastries and everything that the oq-
iteris skill can create. Edwards ifult
cakes are especially celebrated really
better than home made. Purchasers OF
CHRISTMAS candy should also take INTO
consideration that IL is better 10 buy
candy Of man who has made his repu-
tation on tina. article and can sell any
thing wanted from a cheap wholesome
10.cent candy 10 the fauciest kind man
nfoctpred. Edwards has the most ele-
can't limo Of confectionery ever IN Fort
VVorth-chocolate fancy mixed Don
hons. candied fruits, etc. and the dain-
tiest' pretticst boxes and fancy baskets
10 be found in the South
while debating what Christmas
v,.ese n,t IN make YOUR vito, call al The
Gazette Office and examine inc 'saH Nv,
sewing machine. A $50 machine Tor s29-
MANY Of the recent theits have been
committed by small negro boys.
Tickets for the remaining course OF
ace LECTURES on American history, VIII
be sold for 50 cents at most Of the LEAD
ing business houses.
There viii be an Ensor institute
onened this week, on the corner o.
Third and Pecan streets in this Guy, ioi
tbe cure OF llauor, opium, morphine and
,obacco habits. The Arst iive applt
cants will be treated at half price. a
et,re and harmless euro guaranteed
call on or address j.. L. Hughes, mana
gor, Fort Worth, Tex
tits an absolute fact, regardless q
disoolInt sales, we are still the Leaders
| ~ popular price footwear shoes that arc
styllsh shoes; that give comfort u
IN wearer; shoes that ht the ieet and re,
sain their shapa and have a perfect
s,,sad. All these existing qualities .ol
mi and combined In our e3.o0 HpOe
W. defy al competition on them. Our
~ 90 mems plush velvet clippers, handi'
so,ne brocade, are the best 10 DO found
| Come and see. .,,.,ss.
Have YOU seen that handsome rookie
L. rrowiay & SINUS shoe window the,
WI give you one ticket with eaoh :
nwrcbese and the one holding the greail
XII number Of tickets receives the hana
sarao rocker on Monday, Dec. p, isb-
The pistol stolen In the SalzDn.
vobtery was recovered b. OiiiHer Hush
ing lnst night.
The police have found and reeo a.
he overcoat Of City Attorney Il .
i Powell, recently stolen-
T.. II. Blair died 1t his residence COZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

resolutions were adopted by rising |
vote.
The secretary and treasurer reported,
showing the condition Of the association
TO be very nourishing The total mem
bership is nearly 800.
The nominating committee reported
these as the officers Of the association
for the ensuing year: President DIR, y.
NJ Ray, Whiteright; vice-nresident Or,
w. II. Howard, Fort Worth; secretary
Dr. Sam +. King, sherman; Treasurer,
DR. NJ S. Hefieiingor, Blossom frairiis,'
The same committee reported Drs. T.
! NJ. Taylor aud j. NJ. lnge as members
of the judicial council, and this impor-
| ant part of the association complete
/ consists Of the two members named and
! G. W. Bedford Of Paris, Il, ID. Potts
| OF B5nham, H. X. Smith of Detroit and
| S. ID. Moore OF Van Alstyn.
The snine committee further reported
as delegates to the American Medical
association Drs. l.. Ashton, Dallas; $.
| II. King. sherman: Il. d. Thompson.
Fort Worth: j. II, Hooks, Paris; J. G..
Erwin. Mckinney, and j. NJ. luge,
! Denton. Al the reports We're adopted
The judicial council reported fayorn-
bly, ON these applicants for membership
in the association and they were elected.
Drs. c. II. Hobbs, Denton: H. C. Black,
Waco. w. III. Gossett, Forney; j. ii.
Miller. Drop, Denton county; \. r.
Shaddern and Frank Gray, Fort Worth,
and L. 5. Jones, Forney. All were
elected,
The section work was resumed, and
DIR, Bayard Of Dallas read paper on
"'rhe Use Of Electricity IN Obstetrics
which was discussed by Drs. Van Hnni
and Brown and the association ad
journod for supper,
The evening session was called Il
/ ut IA an uNA q q EuiltFnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
Personal.

j. w. Yates, leading Mansfield
druggist, was in tho city yesterday
j. II. Montgomery, an energetic mer-
chant Of Rising star, Is IN thecity'
c. W. Cravens Of Wynnewood, I. H.
was 10 the city yesterday on business.
Chas. Goodnight, the great cattle
king OF the Panhandle, Is at the Man
sion.
j. D. Harris, an extensive cattle man
OF the Cherokee Nation was IN tho city
yesterday on business.
W. X, Bell, Palo Pinto county
cOwman, was calling on tho fraternity
in the city yesterday
II. s. Rich OF tho courtoi civil appeals
was in Kaufman yesterdayi as an at
tached witness IN a suit
Il +. smith, weli-known cattloman
Of Crockett. Tex, IS spending d few
days In the city. BE Is accompanied
by his wife.
J. c. Lewis Of Kansas City has taken
charge Of his fathers bank at Alyord,
Tex. He Is said TO be q young man Of
great ability.
DR.. j. II. Miller o. Crop Tex, Is In
the CITY, He has been 10 atieadance
upon h convention u the North Texas
Medical association
The many friends 10 this city q our
c1ngresstnan-eleet.i Judge G. Is. Bell,will
s. glad 70 learn that no has decided e
make his home here, and VIII remove
his family 70 Fort Worth carly in the
new year.
Mai. Burbank, Lieut. Dicl,mau, Capt.
W. ~. Robinson and Mr. g. I. sum
nor, accompanied by DE-. Burby 9
skilled veterinary surgeon, passed
through lie city yesterday on thqli
way i0 Gainesville, whore they go :,
pnfchaso horses for government scr
yice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS, :, 40 =.
DAY. YOU Will tl4'D SI'aar- 4 i'A1' y
10 INTERf.sl IOL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

ner of South Rusk and Aunlo strecs
Yesterday and will be buried this after
noon. The funeral will be from the
Catholic church at 3 o'clock,
In the report Of case headed, Dire
Distress the name OF the son whose
whereabouts was unknown. was written
John Haley, but in type it was John
Holsy. Haley is the man wanted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

New York Dec 1L-Stocks and bonds
closed at the following prices bid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

a rstux T. n lgg,....t,1N
IN Il t,ii.al'' Dcc' lt'-NoIecl"i'l
4 ~ i i, ulneli say. n
! n, sTerai w IVY, ope f 20 = up
lsa s,es 'o'it's iVrt tl uuN , ~
4 M. 49, . 70, 70 = aooFe ea 80,
! d Nm. IN; 4 H 5nHo l more lilt,iiia
D. nv all ssi,iR oyyo pa ~, y. - -
ltssa,i7ad p"It ~ tlie "a ny "
b. ij.tn1i,iou u'illness WIS ~, o
4 Nh tb o'' no, 20 keep oie 't so M
"a h. U,, ,s,," 7. "a nus tnAeH ~
~ ii Ill ~, w, p'i' a.. 80 ohhrt
4 hl4s w. H.. 'S y9n,lGahS ~, ~ 80" iost
n sy,'r 5sii,s ~. -p'uVu pnles ,, l,ne
;li Sni a. A,luitlc ~ y ,aIL,I
I La h s,, sNua I.l'..., II M n.
+ aIsme,t S ~ lui LIE ~ il
; n ernto.s III 'i.' uall ,,,, ,nryns
4 ,ho,y 'S ss,ii, M lws .,-l,o IoIas
a wbiio 'a ls Oh VI --ilv o,.., N,,a,i
4 N0 hais. N. - ~ -, olnsrts
sboa, II Af nnS pli ,c o..i,,Sing
Is wbieh fa '1oI ~, my, ,,.,.i, ~ toinv'
4 q lTls ,,'' I, ln u, baies l's' Se''i
4 i,5n's c; ~ isli l'ol y, H. Ttvor-
n 4 inciirad T., is'h wv hniitsh on
1iiap hosaj isu +" r. ,unrossion
ilpesp eons,, ,,,,,,; n,' M S,os.i.
hs ,,;,,,, a. ',iol nv ~ e,iOO
y and IN nre,1ahiiitv tbnt the
siasa du rire q N conSnmpiioii. ~ y
y Or 81 NM , -rpNV' i.'''l Ia /,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

Aivarado Tex. Dec. 49, special. y
4. n. Jones waa ahct ana ilslAi,iiy
filled this aiierneon N tbis elly ~ ~.
N. n. nix. This Is the outcome q me
trouble whlch has exlslea D3IeeeD
irc a theboundary lines Of their agms-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15

Of the stock market were less r,,e...
today. The bears devoted snec Si'O, ~ Y
tention 10 Reading aud Atehisn AMI
depressed these shares l 10 nor c ...'
respectively. At the same fine thay
took distilling and cattle feeding IL Mani
and marked the price down over a.
point. After the opening. which wns
very irregular there was an adyanrc AZ
II 20 ~ per cent The general marx y
Railway bonds firm.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New, York, Dec. 14.--AIoney on cal,
closed offered at 4. i'''N az !
Irime mercantile paper 500
Sterling exchange firm. 4 SG1-9 fop
sixty. dayt bills 4 SSfi4 IS 10 for 40.
mand. w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
rINANctAI.


New York, Dec, l4-(special)-.
Stering-Bank c0days.. j.. 4 S5S{@4 Sc
Commercial 20 days. .......4 SOY
Relchmarks-Commercial, 10
days.. ... ... a q5H
Franks-Bank % days ltjz
Commercial, 60 days ........5 1sh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-15
Y A. fI al HAMMER
3 a., Beats Some
sioeks Flat
'RM sLOsISo WAS FIRM
4 W., Nave a BuIlish Tone
M slightly Hl1AoI- H"''-
!. Sends Steady

1V Dec. 14.--tSpeeiaiJ
n s,ssi K Co. say; Che dis
n. a,E sl,ilgton mentioned III
'a ge beg to say y mas
AniiNs .,netion here and has
y ~ i i,aior Cordill one OF the
,Ss! prominent Pt"p refcpred
a o. he following reply
X IN The Times Democrat
h .h,,rne read in the United
"a sJs,ns Stating that cotton ,..
4 V,'' a,,t.5n speculatirg towns
iiN y,,,nnemeut Of the Hatch
4 m. holidays crying short
Y illh w -, a1nc in the interest
y. XII IL, h the interest of
4 'So desire to unload SEN
IVA Ism to give The name
~ - s.,aisg INC dispatch which
"A fs Evidently the person
Y Identity Is short of the
\ hopes TO lower the pr ICES. ~
hys .sae through government
bis unfortunate position.
N.Y. .r of cotton, all of my
lioa s,n,rv are and | am not
~ 49, nv name and say so.
4 lad grace from man
An snn aho have made q fortune
M W. hushcss now that they
n. WIN ,rt N the market to be
81 t lnl,aertal aid to escape FROM
,ybicb they deliberately
IN s..ss,yes disregarding the IN
MI ,nsalied by your journal
s aq,te ,ine ago that we were
Y, XIV XVI IN advocating the long
s,tet and this Is the point
IN w and co1tiuur to make in
ri, !, q far as our views can reacl,
y rbst tue situation Is, from
ID ~ mpply indicated by this
n Gor M the efforts of those
n I. w ~ II MI reliable infortnh-
hi, ., I'M and merchants, stiQi
a I, eeoi Liverpool with en-
d AZ tbe crop, which they can
N 1910 but from their heads.
n c,,,se IN his speech on the
IN Yesterday, among other
IA he following, VIZ: Ihlt
I'M /" N been mnch discussion on the
W N, last session, and efforts
b m.ie IN the various cotton
IA IN country to dcprGss the
- hasnd ON tlp fact the
Z tsdiw The only efforts that
NJ n mnjp 10 depress the market
\, ~ mne IN The category referred
S.,,n- George. The only Inference
i,srn 4 that they are short On
NJ bsal We would like TO know
n bs,e htea doing since the
An # September. and yet we rep
~, a nah III business that Senator
lM L t.grsto Suppress. Here is Q
m VNtt We received today by
4 ron IiTt1od
4 met aHsssA favorahly this morn
K by EliaSs drpnlar which Is very
WM s Oh a hris 4 $3.50, 900 bales, bu
ban ap satin. that planters ar'
II n tx hack Their diion and that thcll
n ralon frla Aneica Is that thei
IL a0100l0 haleS
4 pol olnnei 5 points better, bu
n 1ints The closing here IL
y itef, viii Indications Of hisha
11{ Aiprr5T. The interior goui
M no7enent at thirteen lcudil
l1 sqgs receipts 10000 bales
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