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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31
BELLAISE.

The order OF American Mechanics is
fou-ishing like a green DAY tree
throughout this section. State Organ
fzer Mccain installed new council at
Fairview, MONDAY night, aud will iu-
stall one at Washington, Guernsey
county. tonight aud another at Byes-
willie next week. The council Installed
a. the little hank, Of Whitney Two
weeks ago has q ueu berSbip Of nifty.
ONLY meagre particulars can be learn
Cd M the death OF James Blaukley, who
went to Harvey, ill.,, several years ago
A letter received ydS.crloy from resi-
dent Of that tow simply states that
RIankIev had the ,op Of his head cut OF
by a train Oh the Illinois Central Rail-
road.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
or,,r recttsl qr tie First II. T.. church
on F-idav evening to dedicate the new
pipe organ. Quit number OF visitors
are eypected from neighoorins towns,
and the affair wis nc doubt be lead
ing event.
NJ and Mrs. IS 2. Henry and bride
b,, rat,r,ad from their tric9! trip
AL - ~ housekeeping iu rooms al
ROAD furnished IN Guernsey street.
Taer lave 81 hear y welcome from and
~ -. ,,isb.. o. a lOSt OF friends.
The Womsn's lone Missionary So
ctarvu,'II meet @ the residence OF Mrs.
c 4 NIcAIinen, the Fourth ward,
mis- ,itsrroou 81 o'clock 20 do some
SEWN, for n sic ald destitute family
in that neigbOorLoo'-
En-, Brennard AID Miss Ella Rituer
zee, rje5 bv SQUIRE Frank Mason,
NJ .',,', ,,,ering The Merchants Run
piDr Team. of which the groom Is a
member. called aid paid their respects
Job, Tones and AMI wife, of Newark,
n - Ioar wishing their son, i. y
lone ofthe second ward. Mr.. Jones
isaraI6 engineer, md attended the
R-o,Lo.bood meeting az Wheeling.
To County Commissioners we're in
The c-,v yesterday ca route 70 Flushing.
Tbev g been arranging with Carl
Dor.r ,bout the PIKE slipping Oh his
ground.
Mrs ~ ". Lane. Mrs. Joseph Nc
TAI, "a Mrs. BateilG are attending
the Gis @',S meeting Of Woman's For
sjgp Vfs.jopary Soiety AT Bethesda.
Ro5ar, Wollace and Miss Katharine
RaF4ira.oD Of Sh;rpSbErg, Pa, were
norr'a5 Nv Rev. :. ,. Collier at tho par
sonags Monday evening
Fgrmers in the southern part Of the
courtv env that tle drought has 50
damaged the corn mat there will be but
a half crop.
A COlOced mau vs. arrested aouU"y
night for abusing IS VIE because sue
attended the Ins' fIS1lOh OI MsSDn'c
officers.
Georgf Peters h, a hearing in Squire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31

Cooper's court on charge of beating a
small boy, and was acquitted.
John FOllen has decided TO quit the
saloon business and return TO his trade
IN the glass factory.
a compromise was effected in the case
Of the boy passing the Confederate bill,
aud ne was acquitted.
Mrs. +. T. Nelson, OF Delaware, o., is
visiting her father, James Wilson, OF
the Fifth ward.
Mrs. f. P Stewart and son James
have returned from visit TO friends in
Mead township.
Eliza McHenry's little daughter, who
had the scarlet fever, is now running
about again.
The Hersch-EIikan wedding will take
place in the Globe Hotel parlOrs this
evening.
John Davis went to Canton yesterday
I 20 look after his street paving con-
tracts.
7. C. Gallaher aud family have re-
turned from visit to their son at Lima,
Ohio.
George Brown has gone 10 Bowling
/ Green, o., to work in bottle factory.
A little daughter of James Barrett
was buried yesterday afternoon.
John HOllingshead has returned from
1 GAINESVILLE, and will locate here.
Squire John Workman, Of Whitney,
! Is visiting relatives in this city.
Lawrence Cullen and family are visit
/ ing relatives at PittsOurg. ~
Miss Lottje Manning is visiting
/ friends at Mouudsville. 4.
There is no change in the conditisT
/ Of Capt. Jesse Parnell. T.,
Mss Eva Lichtenberger is visitieg
/ friends at Wellsville.
Fifty new lock-boxes will be added in
/ the postOifce.
ID. j. Smith is in from Indiana.
DR.. VIM. Piper is improving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, August q

WHEELING, TUESDAY, August az.
There have been a number of changes in
the flour and grain market during the past
week. the tendency being toward lower
prices on wheat, and sitter prices on feed.
Wheat has dropped down 10 20 cents, and
is in good demand. New oats are quoted
at 35a3S cents.
FLoUR-Choice family flour in wood, Sill
yer Gloss, "a GOAT IS; in paper g - per bar
rel. Minnehaha in 4 cotton sacks - 90;
Minnehaha in wood, s. 90: Galaxy in sacks,
$500; Galaxy in wood, $500. Spring wheat
-four. in Jute sacks of l40 pounds e. 50 per
barrel
GRA1X-Wheat per bushel, No. /, zoe;
corn 65a70c per bushel; oats per bushel, asa
4Sc: No. 2white 49a45c.
FEED -Middlings per ton slS 00a20 co.;
bran per ton SIS 09al9 90; baled hay per ton
sl2 90; loose hay sl3 O0al4 90 per ton; de-
mand brisk
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PETROL EUM.
mand brlsl

New YORK, August 30.-The petroleum
market was utterly neglected again and,
notwithstanding nearby maturing of its
September option, not sale was made
from the opening 10 the close. The Oil Ex-
change was abandoned.
OIL CRY, PA, August 30.-Petroleum
opened at 556Sc; highest 55s[c lowest 55]5c;
closed at 5535c Sales 5000 barrels clear
ances -, 06O barrels; shipments S6,23S bar
rels; runs l0l, $50 barrels.
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32nilrrGSa,
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.
Time Table 10. 3, TO takc eject l2:0l 4. NJ,
July "a, 1872.

Time Table No ,, 20 takc eject l2.VI i. He
July "a, 1872.
Leave Wheeling-r5.5L t7:l5, '7:0, $500
$3.50. tQ:i5 sl0:CO, 'll:tOs. m, tl2:0l. 1870
tl.OD, $500 $500 $3.50 400, ass, 800 f7:l'
$500, $500, $3.50 p m.
Leave Peninsuin-t5 y al, t7:3S, $500
ts:3S. +s:5l. sIO:OS. 'll:Os n. H., 1890 sls:lS
+l:US, t2:cS 1903 $50 +i:Os, '5:0i '6:OS tI:2l
sos $500, 1855 p N.
Leave ~. Il l.. t. Junction-s5:57, t6;0S 'S:52
+lu:42 q. NJ Si:Jy '5:27, t6:t5, 's:2l tlO:i2 ,. IN
Leave LAUGHING hIli-'3:50 p: III.
Leave De Hass Crossing-t7:5o, 1925 a. IN,
81 q. 1871. F5::2 p. IN.
Leave Martins Ferry-so:(3 t6:li. 800
sS:5S PJ:2D. Fl0:2D 10 -, "ll:0 =. m, sig -
si:;O $3.50 s3.3 $3.50. Si:JS, t6:33, '5:35, $50
to:5. $40. ts:33 +lO:4s pm.
tDaiiy except sunday. 'Dai!y. tSuncays
only. c,-,-
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph Office at Wheeling is the standard
aulrsd TAUsSIG. superintendent
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PRODUCE.
Wholessle Market Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEFLINa. August b. Is

WHEELING, August 80, lSg2. !
Butter remains firm at prices quoted last
week. but eggs are sitter, and in good de-
rnaud al present prices. Chickens are low
er. demard steady. Cherries have disnp-
reared from the market, and grapes are
coming in more freely, with no change from
last weeks quotations. Sweet potatoes
are in good supply, and prices are some
what lower.
Butter, creamery, strong at 25aS0c;
country choice l5a2oc; country good Sa
loo; country fair 4a5c.
Eggs 81 l4c per dozen. Demand good,
supply good.
Navy Beans, hand-picked, 81 5Oa1 IS
per bushel.
Cheese, prime Ohio factory, liza
19l5c; New York, 12al2}9c; Limberger
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31
WOOL
WHEELING, August 3

The general condition Of the wool mar
ket is duller, although prices remain as
heretofore quoted, and there is no pros
meet of immediate improvement.
Prices as reported by Horkheimer Bros,
are as follows: Fine fleece, washed, 25a21c,
unwashed. one-third of, understandable,
one-fourth; medium unwashed, 24c; me-
dunn fleece, washed. 2sa3Oc; tuo-washed,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money, gag I-e Per Cent-iovernments,
Duu and Ateady-StocEA Duil-Eiour
DUH and Easy Wheat, Lower.

Money, gag I-2 Per Cent.-Government "a,
Dull and Ateady-StocEs, Duii-Eiour
Duh and Essy-Wheat, Lower.
NEW YORK, August 30.-Money on call
easy at 2a25 per cent; last loan ut p per
cent; c,osed.3A per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4a6 per cent Sterling exchange
quiet and easier at 1861 a+S14
GovERNMENTs-Dull aud steady.
FOurs Registered. ..................ll355
FOgrs Coupon. ll313
Four-and-a-haB Registered. .........l 100
Pacific Skies Of 5...................lO
SrArEs-Dull and steady.
RALROADs-MOre active; sales 81, III 600.
STOCKs.-The stock market was dull and
featureleSs to-day, the only exceptions oe-
Ing the activity in St. Paul and Reading
and a few movements here aud there among
! the specislties. The pressure to sell Read
ing Tor either side Of the account had
cessed this morning and a natural reaction
70 lowed The buying was principally COW
er.1Z OF shorts and the movement IN New
England, which reached nearly , per cent,
was attributed TO this cause. The impCOv-
iu- tendency was maintained till the end
and tine market finally closed very dull but
firm. al the top figures. Sales lSG,4iO
Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, $50; Adams Express. 146
American Express, l20; Baltimore X
Ohio. 961L; Canada Pacific, SSi+; Central
Pacific, ~; Chesapeake aud Ohio, $3.50 !;
Chicago and Alton, l41; Chicago, Bar.
liuCton and Quincy lOl; Delaware
and Hudson, 1862; Delaware. Lackawan-
ma and Western, I56i4 Denver aud Rio
Graude preferred, i9lq Erie, p; Go pre-
ferred, OK: Fort Wayne, l53; III.
r0is Central, 90; Lake Shore, l$f;
Michigan Central, lO7, Missouri Pacific
61L Norfolk * Western, preferred, -;
Northern Pacific, 20Ss; 90. preferred,
r5s, Northwestern, 1863; do. preferred,
"a: New York Central, III; Pacific
Mail. Sl7. Peoria, Decatur and Evansville,
Ia; PittSburg, 1853, Pullman Palace,
1876; Reading, OK Rock Island, SlS4;
- Louis aud San Francisco, first pre-
ferred. -; 81. Paul, SS}$; do. preferred,
l26 ST. Paul and Omaha, 52ls do.
preferred, 100; Tennessee Coal ana Iron,
S4-s; Texas Pacific, I0ls; Union Pacific,
3Si: United States Express, 81; West
erU Union, g17[; Wheeling u Lake Erie,
21s4; 90 preferred, GS5s
Mining StOcks-Choior 20; Crown Point
-; Consolidated California and Virginia,
3i5; Deadwood, 2l5; Gould and Curry, -;
Hale aud NorcrOsS, lis; Homestake, 400;
independence, -; Mexican, 800; North
Star. $50; Ontario, $500; Ophir, 2l5; Ply
mouth. -; Sierra Nevada, 1885; Standard,
I45: Union Consolidated, $50; Yellow Jack
ct. so; ron Silver, 90; Quicksilver, SI5;
10. preferred, 100; Bulwer, %.
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Mafnl MarERf.

New York August 30 Pig iron, quiet;
American sl3 GOALS 30. Copper, dull; lake
al 5Oall 90. Lead, dull: domestic 81 15a
1 20. Tin, weak; straits, $50 o0a20 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31
RIVER RAILROAD CO.

ON and after Monday, April IS, Passenger
Traius will run A. follows: "Dhily. tDeily
Except sunday. Central Time.
SOUTH hound 3 1
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49, Pennsylvania Stations
|VIEllnSyIVdnid lines
Trains Run By Central Time.

rIcKTr OrrIcrs AT PrSssYIYkrrA fTATfON q
WlrIR Sr. FocT Or ELIvgETH 81 NHEELif0,
Az NCLURE HOusE NHrILfsS, AID - INK
PysssrLvIEII STATrOr. B2fD0IFOEI.
s0uTHErsr grSTIx-" PAE HlsDLI ROUTE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31

BOundFyIIIe NCc0rl TIV1'''"'' = - - -
II 3OA u and 6:lO AMI 1888 y. IN. except Aun'
day. aud $500 D. m daily.
ARRIVE.
From New York, PhiiAdelphia and Baltimors,
& q snd 1905 a n. and II - p. m. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, tO y. tn.' et'
Grafton Accommodation. 1875 a m. daily.
MouDdsyile Accommodation, 80, and $50
- N. aud / - and 1850 y. IN, except sunday
and i0. So a. N. daily"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31

TRANS.OHlO DIVISION.
For Chicago. 1873 and i0:05 n. In iO;O p m.
daily. aud 3:e5 y m dsiiy except sunday.
Cincinnati, Express, 1875 and lO:Jj q. 10. and
l0:30 =. m. daily
Columbus Accommodation, 3:25 p. m, etcep.
Sunday
S.. C.airsville Accommodation, 1905 a m.
and 3:Z5 .. m, except sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express /: - and G:l0 A. m. daily,
and 1905 p. NJ except Sunday ald 5:jj y. "a.
daily
Cincinnati Express, Cos a. n and $50 p. N.
Columbus Accommodation. 1916 p. m. daily
except sunday.
5:GJ ?. Ia. except sunday.
W.,P. & g. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, 9. 10 aud % n 90 and 6i0J ,.
m daily. and 3Dp. m daily except sunday.
For Pi,tsburz and tho East, o. % ?. Ga. daily.
Washington Accommodation 500 p ~. e1'
cop, Sunday.
From Pittsburg. 1906 a N. daily ~ % p in.,
except sunday, G.50 and 1910 p. m. daily
Washington Accommodation. 1880 q. m. dtlly
except Sunday .l,,-,r
General Passenger Agent, Balamyr.
J. s. LANE, Wheeling ce3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31
RutlrnanH.
RAILWAY TIME GARD

AFrlYa! and departure OF trAlnS on aud aitor
May -, 1872. EXPLANATION OF RxFrREScA
MARKS: 'Duily; tSundsy excepted. mon
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern standard Tine,
WHICH Is ON. hour snrlier thar CentrAl Time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31
WHEELING AND ELM GROW
w RAILROAD. On and after Wedno
day June l. 1872, trains will run as fOilOss
CIV Time.

+Daily except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
Al e:43 =. IN. and Who-lng ~ 1917 p a.
H. J.. NElSOERBER
Con. Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
A QUesTIoN OF LIGHT.


Upon complaint filed against tho
North side street railway company for
alleged failure 10 keep II light az tho
embankment where now tracks are be-
Ing put down, Mr.. Harding, receiver
OF tho company, was arrested yesterday
II was formal proceeding, and his re-
lease followed Mt once. The ease Will
come up for hearing in tho city court
this morning,
Mr. Geo b. Hendricks, manager Of
the road, asserts that there was u light
burning ~ the place where Moxia
ran into the enhancement and was
thrown from Assistant Chief
Cellas buggy, He exhibits tho
lantern found there yesterday morn
ing, broken and crushed which looks
as II II had boon run oyer. one OF the
employees Of the company says he put
out lanterns "a usual and others say
they saw the lights burning there In
The night. Two policemen saw tho
lights a short time before the fire alarm
rang.
ON the other hand, several hremcu
declare there was no Hight burning at
the place whore the accident occurred.
There will b. good deal Of contra
dictoiy evidence offered this morning,
II all these tales are sworn TO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
They wlll Attend tho Dallas Fair In Body.
The Maallna YoslardaY.


II. h. Leo camp hold its monthly
meeting at the court house yesterday
at $50 p. m, with u fair uttondauce.
Invitations TO attend tho Dallas fair
on the 9th and 18th Inst were accepted
aud all members wero requested to
attend on both days On the Goth
the members will attend IN
q body, meeting all who may
60 over the day before at the Mcleod
hotel In Dallas, Further arrange
ments wore postponed TO nn adjourned
meeting az the court house at 3 o'clock
p. m, ON Saturday, tho 22d inst.
The constitution aud by-laws, with a
roll Of the membership, was ordered TO
be printed.
Comrades A. b, Fraser, @. n. Eskew
and q. w, Peabody were appointed a
mortuary committee and directed to
enquire on what terms plat OF ground
for the use OF tho camp could be oh
talncd and report at the next meeting.
The death OF Comrado J., II. ODuhig
WIS reported, and tho sickness OF Com.
RADIO w, 4, Allen at the residence of
Cumrade II. VI. King on Samuels
avenue, was called to the attention Of
the camp
Various othor matters OF special in
terest were discussed and tho camp an
lourned 10 meet on the I'D inst at 3
o'clock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
GAVE HIMSELF UP.
A Young Man Who Attempted to XIII Tho Nan
That Ruined His slsler-Noi Fatally
Woundtd.

CLARKsvILLE, TEX, October g.
Especial. To-day young man by the
name Of Peak came into town aud gave
himself up, stating that he had killed
man named Beard AZ a church about
ten miles south OF here.
Investigation revealed the fact that
beard had ruined Peaks sister under
promise OF marriage. Peak, on learn
lng the facts, armed himself with a
pistol and went 10 the church. where
~ found Beard sitting In wagon. and
without @ word be opened frt. shoot
iAs btard in the head and breast.
heerds wounds are not considered
fatal, ~
feak was placed undera $3.50 bond.
which he readily gave.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
a post when the hammeroi a pile nriver
descended on his head, mashlng II INTO
N. .lLlt.
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN THE CITY.

For instruction in shorthand and
bookkeeping attend the FORT worth
business college, corner Fourth ana
Main streets.
The members Of the Library associa-
tion are requested to meet at the resi-
dence Of Col. j. +. Smith this afternoon
at o'clock
Last night Rev. J. Morgan Wells re.
eeiyed a message notifying him that
Mrs Wells father, Marcus Richardson
Everett, died at o'clock last evening
al Mount Sterling, Ky.
Henry steinfeldt, agent for the An
heuser Busch brewing company, last
niqht lowed an attachment on tho New
mort saloon OF j. NJ. Moore, 3l3 Main
street, 10 secure q 500 claim. Mr..
Moore said he would not open this
morning.
An interesting meeting was held by
Sedgwlck Post No. 30 last evening.
Among the visiting comrades were
General A. G. Malloy, OF III Paso, en-
route homo from the lato Grand
encampment at Washington; also J.
G. Biggors, assistant adiutant genef1li
OF Dallas.
J. L. Mcknight, who has f1r some
time hold responsible posit'1d Wien
Butts Bros ~ Darling. was II Hu
Sunday az Paris TO Miss Sallie Ca d
charming young lady OF that city. I'd
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
MantOn OF the Cumberland Presby
terian church Of Paris. Mr., and Mrs
Mcknight arrived In the city lnstnight
and uslli tnulfa thpip homo ON EagL Hirsi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
THE PLAY.
oUnole's Darling More Than Usually lnler-
eslinq Melodfama.


A meritorious melodrama Is "Uncle's
Darling" played at the opera house last
night TO fair house. Miss Hettie
Bernard. Chase, the Darling did eX-
cellent work, and is an actress who can
return to Fort Worth with assurance
of growing appreciation. Her style is
light and captivating, we'll adapted to
tho characterizatlon OF spoiled pet,
yet with depth enough to show that a
spoiled pet has sterling qualities OF
fortitude when occasion calls for II.
OF the other parts, that played by
Miss Alice Newton as aunt Ry,' by
Frank Calburt 70 "Unole Billy an old
salt, by Charley Wells as "Ah Sin"
the Cliinaman, and by Dan Fitzpatrick
us Coon Barry the william Of the play,
were the favorites, probably because
there was comedy in all OF them except
Fi,zpatrickis, and the audience wanted
TO laugh. "Nedn the little captain,
wee juvenile. was thoroughly at home
on the stage, and won large part oil
the applause.
The next is "The Hustler" at the
opera house Friday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
THE BENCH SHOW
e0asiasrabIs Interest Being Manifested IN the
Project

PrOlsct.
The agitation BY THE GAZETTE Of
kennel club and the giving Of q bench
show this fall Is attracting considerable
attention from dog fanoiers, and the
sporting editor is daily beseiged with
questions regarding H. IL hns been
thought best 90 arrange, II possible, for
q bench show In December, about the
holidays, AZ for the next five weeks, hut
little attention will b. paid 70 ANYTHING
aside from politics or something that
has u political bearing.
The outlay for the bench show need
not be great a vacant storerOon can
easily be htted up FOR the eyentat littlo
expenditure olmoney. There are a lurge
number OF line dogs In North TsxRs
many Of them registered and In ,rnns,.
eiiQrt snow equal TO the annual show
q ne Omaha and ST. Joseph kennel
ei9p5 can easily be worked No.
II = not essential that all dogs an.
,,eered should be pedigreod or eysn Mi.
Dloooaec Indeed tho contrast shn,t,
ny the CANNES OF record and the sraia.
WaSs would DO a strong featare Of inter.
nsh zach dog has his good points ana
Hhelhor ne be Great Dane or a black
all IAN, The points which commends
sAoh breed toitsspeoial admirers viii Al
lord an Interesting feature OF intaresf ns
The admirer OF each hreed,of dog ran II,
oePenuea upon 70 champion the good
Pvlnls o. his ieyorlia. Already letters
~ ny coming IN Regarding tho entries.
Ane lolioNing letter from Bowie VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
A SAND OF saloANos
Committing DsprsdallOns Near Saline, Mexico.
Murdered a Ranohman.

NNNlAANAAuA hNFlNNeNNH" NAAf NN'hfSf NhNN's1s
Murdered Ranehman.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, oct. IA
Times Democrat Monterey, Mexico, spe-
cial says:
a band Of brigands and smugglers,
under the leadership Of Leonardo
Gonzales, have been committing depre-
dations near Saline, twenty miles west
Of here. a few nights ago they robbed
and murdered wealthy ranchman
named Pallaclo Rodriguez, afterwards
driving of several head of
cattle, Tho particulars of the
7Sslme were Immediately sent
to Governor Relics, this CITY. and n
detachment Of 300 Mexican soldiers have
left on special train for the soene on
the trouble. There are about forty mon
IN tho band OF outlaws. They ara well
armed and make the mountains near
saline their rendezvous.
lhis Is tho FIRST out break Of brlpand-
age IN this part Of Mexico ior several
years, and the government proposes 10
wipe the marauders out Of existence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
FOR AER LEE
MRS. zeRELDA STAFFORD NOW
ON TRIAL
For The Shooting oil Her Husband, Bob Stall
iofd--A BIG Suit Flled--0iher lali''
ssilns cOuh Matters

Yesterday In the Seyentcenth dis
trlct court Mrs. Zerelda y Stafford was
on trial for the killing OF her husband,
Bob Stafford, tho charge OF course being
murder.
The morning was occupied in onipan-
cling the Jury, and part of the alter
noon was devoted 10 the same purpose.
There was not much testimony TO give
In the case, aud by five o'clock II was
over. The testimony showed that her
husband had been brutal 10 her, that at
the timo OF the killing he was prepar-
Ing 10 treat her In his usual inhutian
manner, and that she really shot In
self defense
The case win DO argued this morning.
There Is little doubt that she will be
acquitted.
= BIC SUIT.
There was filed in the afternoon n
suit against n. w. Chase, y. w. Taylor
and A. b. Smith, directors for tho Fort
Worth Land & Street railway co., the
company ITSELF, the Merchants nation
al bank and II. w. Tallant receiver,
by the international Trust Company OF
Boston, holders Of 800. coo Of bonds, for
the recovery Of $685., 900 alleged 10 have
been misapplled through the extern
sion OF the road and purchase of certain
lands from Geo. L. Hurley
SWORN IN.
Judge S. p. Greene received his cum
mission from Gov Hogg yesterday APP
pointing him Judge Of the BOrty-oighth
judicial district vice Judge n. a. Sted-
man resigned. He was sworn into Of
fec by District Clerk Taylor and will
open court on Monday with the nom
Jury civil docket.
THE NEW COURT.
Tho court Of civil appeals was for
mally opened yesterday morning by
Chief Justice Il. d. Tarleton, Judges
IL. D. Head and j. w. Stevens.
w. l.. HUI was appointed clerk Of
the court and B. w. Mcdonald official
stenographer.
The court then announced that We'd
nesdays Of each week Of the term
would b. devoted 10 hearing the mo-
tion docket, and that Tuesdays and
Fridays cases would ba submitted and
Het.
Court then adjourned until to-day,
whom the regular business will be taxi
en- up,
Tho bar was we'll represented at tho
opening OF the court which was u sim
ple affair with no formalitles whatever.