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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
WORTH MILLIONS
To the Honest Cotton Planters
of the Sunny South
is THIS DOWN AND UP NEWS.
Down, Because The Crop Of Cotton Grows
Smaller Day by Day
And Up. Because The splnnets viii Have 10
Pay Their Good English Gold 10 Inc
Farmers Of Texas Tor The fleecY
Slaple--T Thanksgiving Plum.

New Orleans, La. Nov. 24.--tSpceiall
MeElruy Il Gilbert say
With New York aud New Orleans
closed for Thanksgiving day all attention
has been concentrated In Liverpool.
more excited market has nviy been
seen than that reported by cablr to-day.
Opening prices were 1u-O4d up and q
still further advance was scored before
the end Of the day. The closing was
strong, at 1864 higher than Yesterday
Spots were tame by comparison, i'm
proving only 1-16d, with sales sof l2,O00
bales. including 1000 bales Of American.
Our cables report exceedingly heavy
buying orders from both New Orleans
and New York. \ few trades have
been spoken of here on the curb ut IS
to 30 points over yesterdays closing. but
they have been made very secretly, as
the rule against trading outside Of regu-
lar business hours here Is being rigidly
enforced.
A spirit of speculation has taken hold
Of the market and fluctuations will be
frequent and most Violent For that
reason we are requiring FROM our con-
stituents minimum margin OF 81 per
bale TO be kept good daily Ms depleted
by any uufayorable change Ia prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
AFTER DUCKS
And After Rest Cleveland Gets
Him to an island.
DEMOCRATIC PLUM-PUDDlNG
Cut by Senator Daniel Of Virginia at Rich
mond Banquet
|, Weighed 27i Pounds and Tho Electors Of The
State viii all Gel slIce--honcrs 10
Stevenson Weaver Cots an Ore
uon Eloeior-kyle.
DEMOCRATIC PLuM-PuOOlNG


Exmore, VA, Nov. presdont.
elect Cleveland Is enjoying himself
quietly on Btoadwater island, the bcautl-
iul, but isolated psort owned by the
Bruadwatcr club. IL IL nineteen ana
eight-trnths miles from Exmorc landing,
which place IL two miles from Eamore
station, on the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk road, The private steam
launch Sunshine. plies hctwcn tho land'
lug and the island over u course which
follows Mecheponpo creek for I've and
a halt miles. The island is nine miles
long and three miles wide and contains
u population OF twcnty.one families. At
the late election thirtysonc votes were
n0llcd, all FOR Cleveland. The prrsi.
dcat-clcct aud hia friends. Chns II. JEFF
fcrson and l.. Clarke Davis. nnr the
guests Of Joseph l.. fcrrcil president Of
the club, ~ hs cottage standing In u
grove of pine trces u hnlf mile inland.
Mr. Davis Is member Of the club Mr.
Cleveland and his two friends arrived ~
ENnorc station shortly after q o'clock
yesterday morning, hut remained w the
private ear OF General Superintendent
Kennedy Of the Philadelphia, Milmng.
ton X Baltimore ropd IN which the trip
was made until Z O'Clock. Although the
hamlet cnntalns hut thirteen houses, aud
five of thcn arr stores, nearly 500 pou.
pie welcomed the DISTINGUISHED guest
and guvr him cordial reception. Mr.
Cleveland acknowledged the welcome hv
uncuvering his head nnd shaking hands
with the gathering Al $40 the Sun
shine conveyed thcm 10 Bradwntcr Is
land.
II Is thought the object Of Clcvelond's
visit ~ 10 secure absolute uuict He OK
poets to spend some time Ia duck shoot
ing.
A heavy nurthwcstcrly wind continued
steady both yesterday and to-day, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
+TAAr's HIGHT, $685.
Said Poor Black Robinson 10 Constantine and
Containing Shot Him A

Louisville, Ky, Nov, y. "a sparka,
XIV. to-day John Constantine shot aud
Killed q negro named Roberts. Several
weeks ago Roberts asked Constantine
10 nav $40 debt Tor him, promising 10
pay Constantine Thanksgiving day.
Constantine agreed 10 pay the debt aud
added he would Kill Roberts II he did
not repay him on Thanksgiving day.
To-day Constantine met Roberts aud
asked for tine so. Roberts said he did
moi have the money and Constantine
said: "Well, told you ! would xii you
n YOU did not pay III
That's right, boss, replied Roberts.
with this Constantine drew his pistol
aud shot tho negro through the head.
killing him instantly. Constantine has
not been arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
AFTER The POPE.
THE GREAT POWERS OF EUROPE
SEEK HIS AID


Rowe. NUr communication has
20 mo vatican from tie
..-Isfrisu governments aiui-
ms af oli.irps lc Influence Of the Holy
SEQ iU iUD -udlt between France aud
Nuaa u if gumOred the Pope Will
be called upon TO decide the question Of
disarmament and subsequent mp
proachmcnt between France aud Ger
many. II is said England viii play an
important role nv mediator with a
view Of bringing about the isolation of
Russia. II IL certain the rand Duke
Sergius has arrived In Rome To see the
Pope and induce him to support the com.
hinution IN the interests Of Russia aud
Pan.Slnvism. His holiness is pleased
with the Difference and dplicacy NJ the
sentiment displayed by lis noble viaitor
aud speaking " him he las said! What
pity men like him should be scbis.
matte" II Is evident err, long events Of
the greatest international Importance
will transpire
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
SPORTING.


Milwaukee, wis, Nov. ei,-In foot
ball match between the University Wis
consln and tho Evanston university
teams, the Madison boys were vlcto.
rious by 20 toe.
Now York, Nov. a. Yale defeated
Princeton by score OF IL TO Ia the
football game to-day
Louisville Ky, Nov, 24.--The foot
hal game between tho Louisville ath-
lotto club Eleven and the SewAnee uni
yerslty team of Tennessee, resulted
In u Ito. Score, 0to0.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 2l.--ln the
game Of football to-day between the
teams from Vanderbilt and the Uni
vorslty OF North Carolina, the latter
woni by u scotc OF - TOO,
Champaign, H., Nov q. university
of Illinois, %; Chicago University, ~.
St Louis. Nov. Washington
univcrHity, O; Pastime Athletics, L.
Kansas city, Nov. 24.-Thc football
eleven OF the stato'uniycrsltles OF Kansna
aud Missouri, battled for the supremacy
at Exposition park, to-day, Kansas VIM
ming, tho score standing, Kansas, II;
Missouri, I.
university OF Pennsylvania, defeated
tho Woslys football eloyon, to-day by u
score Of "a too.
Denver. Col, Nov. 2i.--This after
neon the Denver Athletic club defeated
the School Of Mines football club Of
Golden, Colorado, by n score of 20 TO !.
Chicago, H., Nov. q. Tho football
game botweon the Boston and Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
TIM MONETARY CONFERENCE

brussels. Nov. "a A statement has
obtained currency hero that thr Ameri-
can delegates 10 the international moe
nentnry conference rie not prepared 10
submit proposals to the conference. when
Il meutH tomorrow. On the contrary II
a true that tho proposals hive been def.
nntely formulated by the American dele
gates. aud TINT they will be laid before
the conference tomorrow. There was
somc delay In arranging The proposals..
American delegate cnnc from different
states aud hnd no opportunity Of confcr-
ing upon the final adjustment Of mnor
dsinils until they nachcd Europa. The
proposals M0 Ia such form as VIII servo
a. a basis for practical dis'rissi"'. -"
private meetings Of yariona sections OF
thc conference arc proceeding to-day for
the purpose Of considering Information
and views that have been iDtnrcliAnged
during The last two days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
I'd SMASHED.


Detroit, Mlclia Soy a Two 'hous-
and diHgusted speclalora bledIN thu
Auditorium, to,niai VI thp ourc Ton
OF an elght-round glow couieH hntr n
Thomas Ryan Of ChicAvc and afcs te-.
Inns, instructor Of the prlroit eihiei
club. The fight resulte0 NJ dtAp.
much 10 tho disappointment oi am
crowd and was really no,hiig m0eA
than clover aparriug oshibltlpu.
Ryan had the better Of ih agll
throughout, but both men falansG
strong aud apparently good for allaolt
an unlimited number of rounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
WALKERS PLAIN TALK.
Nc Tells His Parlshionsrs What He Thinks
Of Them,

Dubuque, Iowa, Nov 90. Rector
Walker OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church,
announced Sunday that having re-
signed, be was free 10 tell hls parish
toner's what he thought Of them. He
said the Prophet Stephen had been
driven out OF the city and stoned to
death for blasphemy because he had
charged the people with their sins,
and St. Johu'e had driven out or frozen
out every rector 1t had ever had for the
same reason. He praised the govern
ment Of the Catholic church whose
priests claiming thor power from
heaven. wero not beholden 10 their
purse-proud parlshloners for their
pulpit ntterances.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Bethlehem. Pm. Nov - Eight curved
nruor plates for iiic turrets NJ the cruiser
Terror, now building % Brooklyn navy
yard. we're shipped from the Bethleliein
Iron works to-day
Tho 1'errorH Two tnrrrts VIII conaift
OF i've plnira cncl. Of total weight %
2ig,OOO pouniis and 'iinulster Of Twenty
four feel. four End half Inches. Port
nlntes, each " which contains the port
holes through whirt ten-inch guns pro-
trude, will be sent very shortly. Iha
iofnl weight Of ie-lay's shipment was
$4,000 pounds and IT, value was Sl25,-
ulu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

New Orleans, l.a.. Nov, Especially
Atwood Violet a. company say;
Fnturcs-lt IL rarely within the his
tory of the Liverpool cotton market that
so violent Il variation In prices from the
closing of one day TO the closing Of the
next, has been realized Us to-day.
The closing there was ~ 1864 improve
mcnt equivalent TO about torty-one
points here, and strong. There has heeu
some quiet trading here nc thirty points
improvement. aud spots are fully Us
higher than yesterday.
We beg TO recall remark Of ours Of
several days ago. that the people who are
short of contracts will hive to buy very
largely Of cotton everywhere, and they
will thus become u very active COM
petitor with the exporter, the spinner
and the Spectator; the first aud the last
are not usually in the mnrket for actual
cotton. Our cables say that the Liver
pool market closed with great excitement
and subsequent cables said there were no
sellers after the closing, this being In
reply to an order 10 buy.
The condition OF things Is a most UNI
usual cue, aud the spinning world now
awakcns to a realization that they must
look upon this crop ny about U,WO0OO
bales and accommodate their purchases
accordingly. The Issue Is now between
the people who have the cotton sra thogo
wfl have pot md wuat got NJ tiup By
ull rer1 Cor holiday here thc advance
/ weI hA,n recu lr-0 greater man Wla,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Richmond, W., Nov. "a. -Thanys-
giving weather clear and cold Busl-
ness generally suspended, Services
wero held in many churches, Tho
feature foi tho oyoniBgs celebration
was the cutting OF the mammoth Cleyo-
land aud Stevenson Democratic plum
pudding by Senator John A, Daniel
Tho revised weight Of the pudding was
27I pounds, that being tho latest esti.
mate Of the electoral votes received By
Cleveland. A twelve pound slice was
sent 10 each Of the successful electoral
candidates, twelve being tho electoral
vote Of Virginia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Paris, Nov. -. General podds tel.rranbs
mat The negotiations with Kine HehnnrIn
We're broken on November Ii. he ling re-.
irs .pah 70 aeeae 10 ihe demands OF the
mwinL day marched pn Ahomey. King
belianzin retreatcd. burning PALACES and
bonuses es he Went aud Issuing an order for
NJ on MS subjects 10 follow hlu. The
irehyh entered Aboincy gu tho fnorniug az
me lfth and prepared for the formal o..
cupation OF Dahoinry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
EMrERoR wILLIAMs- sPEEou.

St. Petersburg, Nov. THE Noy0sli
newspaper declares that nOtwithsiand-
ing fresh uncertainties raised By Emper-
or Willisms speech In opening the
reichstag, and the alarm hlsremarks e1-
cited among the adheicnin Of tue triple
alliance, Russia and France viii remain
calm, resting rs they do upon the firm
ground OF respect for international law
and fearing no coalition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

paris. Nov. n. --ii Is stated lhai ne
...i,,1iter referred to by De Ia haye ~
~ speerh Monday ia the chamneir, ~ OF
4esbuties as having tnkea d hril.e o. iov,-
900 francs from The op Rirs ' .rhf COM ,
pl,. ,,.. antoinfed by the chamber o. Dep,
inllst m inr4stiraic the Panama cauai
u...-.Snssi Viii bexin is work te-ni,9,iioN..
NJ re,nmittee has elected ~ ffoiist
lt..as;dsnt The proceedings VIII olSh
y 1890. ,,o,rrc,v with the herring Of ~ Ne
"a Hare aud Premier Lou5eL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
PROFESSIONAL BURGLARS.


Marshall. Tex. Nov. 2i.--lSpeciai. =
Tho s4ore Of Barty & Allen dealers In
rents furnishing goods, one o. Wy i l
gest firms in the city was ehveraa, ~
burglars last night ana soiheln,ins
iike $500 worth o. goods wore stolen
The burglary bears every trace Oh pro
issionals aud the officers are ~ ''7e7'
sion of several valuable clues
Tbe brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firsmen. Sunset Lodge, No. Ia, gave
tbeir fourth annual ball at Newman 5
f,oii last evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

San Franciac0. Cal, Nov. - Judge
I.awter lani night gTnnicd q temporary
injunction, restraining The election cont
missioner from proceeding with the Of
Gcisl canvass Of the vote east IN this
city al the recent election. The suit "
Oh tho allegation af James Welsh. that
the Australian bhllot law prevented him
from onjoying tho secrrry 81 the ballot
~ ner dc constitution. and therefore the
law " unconstitutional Nelsh AYERS
vote under the Australian system with
out assistancc IL marking tly' ballot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Bloomington. H.. NOy al Democrats
az titis vicinity age making arrangements
Tor eseoriinr Adai stevenson 10 Wash
ibgtou on The occasion Of Dis innngnra-
lion. A special trnin II naiior cnrs has
h.,.n lneririh and viii ~ Via Chirneo
oy.r the Alton ani rennsYlYnnia lines.
d has been secured for Eix daya. and
thus will give tho travellers three Jays
hi Warrington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

WIS Wy, occupies one coll and his accomplic,
Wno loosc on calmly while hrr Husband
was gasning ont his last breath. os-mni,s
another cell. IL is one Of fhe mo.t
nendlsh murders that has ever boon en.
asted ~ Dallas county ind, as 4 matter
o. e,9,urse, IN the Rose Ilill neighborhood
the guilty parties. '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Atlanta. Ga. N0r. y The Fulton
county Alliance one Of the largest and
moat influential In tbs state. passed a
rrsniutinu y,stprJay that i would here.
nfter bo strictly nnn-periisan; that ~
poiitlrnl ditiussiOns viii he prohibited,
Hill tinf efforts win b. made hy the or
dr. 10 educate the pcopie 10 thai they may
become more proficient Ia agricultural
aud mechanical nria This Is intended
ne "a blow to the Peoples party. who
e.utrJ the Alliance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
nRAINlNa LoNpoN COLE.

London, Nov. 24.-The Russian gov
ernment has photographed 70 Berlin
bankers, with whom II has accounts,
requesting them 70 remit large por-
iion Of H. deposlts 10 s. Petersburg
within the next six weeks This viii
cause the further drain Of god from
London.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

=, san Antonio. Tex, Nov. ai.-,speeiaIl- ~
i n,ts, u. faSscunt, the wife Of "a shniulry
herself In the river. Her body wns rec w
erei THIS afternoon. She LEFT a mote on me
bank. where she had disrobel. giving her
n l,,llil anu Aldress. Domestic trouble Is lie
supposed cause Of the suicide
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

New Orleans. L., Nov. "a. Charles
Dickinson, president Of tho olympic
club, to-day autographed 10 Lou NJ.
Houseman, OF Chicago, 70 match Tom
my Ryan against Tommy Williams,
who Is IN England, for 5000, the tight
10 como on next March.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
SNOW IN MONTANA.

Heena, Mont, Nov. "a This after
noon light snow began failing hero,
turning into a regular snow Storm at
300 this evening, soon stopping tina
railway traffic. The snow IN now SIX.
teen inches deop on level.
The storm extended TO the Canadian
llnN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

san Frahlisco. Cal, Nov. 24.--It ap-
r.ars b. tue fail returns that She Third
pnriy VIII bold the balance 0f power in
tha ae1t legislature, which will elect a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

San Francisco Nov. 2-Jim Burgu u
Australia last night deioatod Billy No
bRn Of san Francisco at the Palo Att
club IN tweuiy.slx rounds for u purse Of
5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Salem. Ore, Nov. ~ The secretary
Of state "a In receipt OF complete election
returns frpm all counties. Except live.
The returns show Pierce, che fusion alec
tor, has y plurality Of SO over the high
est Republican rlcctor. The Ave conn
uos g hear from will Increase Piertp's
plurality
The electoral vote Of Oregon will
stand: Harrison. ., Weaver, 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
no MAP our A CAMPAIGN.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. ga meeting
has been called by the loading politicians
OF Western kansns, ut Hutchinson, Fri
vision of the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Sioux City, Iowa. Nov. III Senator
Kyle, Populist OF Sonth Dakota, Ia
quoted as saying ho win act with tho
Democrats on the tariff question and
VIII vote for any iudicious measure thnt
REFORM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

AZ Lynchburg. Va. lire yesterday
loa q AGO, 700 With 100000 Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

81 .f..r the holi-
ls'f un'ii ave-
A..
sys she wili a 'ss !. w ~
y ena'ofsuip
H.
lsyuArd, Of hilwauKee' !,
\ b i feared he wanoereu
riaus case Of poisoning II
BIZ family near Liberty
Investigated
,kca, q wealthy young man
capsirlng Of his yaeh"
r,zl q the steamer Saale,
case Of smallpox was
her Storage passengers.
'.,,.a ,bs bank Of skiles,
"a, d Ashland, H., secur-
30, all the cash in the
a,s ,,,lu,t q change in her
"a p,ohIbition will CON
,sn,iD Ne land Of the sun
In, Law steward of the
M sI.irlct will contest the
i,' csls.ID me- house of rep
I, '--'
.,,.,, n. iast been made
NJ .sD j Minnesota and
4, n i r,1, millions Of bushels
IN,
t,on,, on cha
u,.dasu,v and nayiqa-
s,s,ta.
u p,-.... ,.o,, l,ro,,.r
.R,,sS N. M I, IN ioiied ON
s,5.' ~, ,,,,,i,s nsrinrv in
s....a..,. s...-,...,
~, IA on.nsse,,,h4on
~ -, y y" 'a ,,"..n,t1 n' ~
~ i. 4, W., sas ,. married n',s'i,., 70
~. ,'.,' '''N iAsS evening,
'1lng on East Four
.lo,blsg Soa,a.s ' ,'.pD az
n n r SSa,S'' ,,. %pg u0 :
aa VI ''''-e
MI. a. :.
,I',, ~ Oldest living ex-
! !, Y ,,' vaicaso board Of trade
"a O'eu yeS'ei""S
H.. ma,
I,s,a,,rs 4, sveel company
|s ,,,s.S y. 'ne steel rail mill
n i. , pyVe'noer 10 Tor a pc
I,, y ,n nee. months. The
(, 4 ~ s : sister of George
IA. ~, r4' " ore sun mas IS
s,,l,6 NsA, 70 ,. Miss preSell
s,vss ,ti + NV woman that has
aue /, MAJ 4, .,4'S ,. country Her
Il, 'oSeph'
'lj .t.s instantly ~, killed in a
~ sl,'A al !. Ald'i, Neb., on the
i u y. The switch tender
I. Nv W switch and a passen-
~ INTO . freight.
S90r said to have been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
NASHVILLE RACES.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 24.-Flrst
racc- Five furlongs The Judge won,
Ernest L. second, Blanehes Last third.
Time. li0l
SECOND raoe--Soyen and n half fur
longs May Hardy won, Tenor second,
Bonfire third. Time. i;l7l.
Third race--Six and Il half iurlongs.
Lord WlllowbrOok won, Eugenle Soc
ond, Florence Slaughter third. Time,
l;23i,
Fourth race--SlX III rlOngs, Dolly
McCone won, BrazOB second, RoadlnR
third Time, 1910.
Fifth race Four and u half furlongs.
Ellis won ucrite second, Koko
N0BJl .U Nd SMASHED.
Don cp.. sr 2i.--ln the tom
mile rual rnce ~ uver Rambloi1'
bicycle eliiH l1i Carving, nm
ainntuoftf NdE civ the worlds
truck aud tnUi rofd ~ o miles by
"a 40 Becona HiAf|m. 1907.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25

Ihey f.y ~ follows.
I'VE also have an idel that tho strike
will not continue long, and In that event
buying will be very brisk on the part
of spinncrs. us they do not hold any
stocks whatever. IN fact the whole buy
ing power of the world, !, e., the spin
ners, are without cotton and behind the
market; therefore | consider large
long interest il not a dangerous one,
because that cotton is not held by the
consumer
Il Is reported Bradareet will issue M
estimate saturday of 100000 bales.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26
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The worst cases yield to it's mild,
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26

Rees, W. Cole. wv. H. Wright, N. O,
Anderson, E. G. Denial, E. A. Willer
M. F. Tarble, E. J. Vawter, Fred Cow.
ley.
Fifth supervisor district-H. G. Huh.
bard. j. j. Arnott, G. p. Edison.
Second supervisor district-E. T.
Niles, E: F. Donegan, Thos. Smith, w
A. Spalding.
Third ward-A. H. Neidig, Henry E
Carter, DIR. G. MacGowan, P. A. Stan.
ton.
Fourth ward-J. Franken6eld, E.P
Johnson, H. T. Osborne.
Fifth ward-J. L. Murphy.
Sixth ward-Wm. Niles.
Seventh ward-Geo. Phibbs, J. O.
Cashin, j. H. Krimminger.
Eighth ward-J. NJ. Meredith, VIM,
Llewellyn.
Ninth wards. M. Perry.
On motion, the secretary was ordered
to cast the ballot for the forty.two dele.
gates to Stockton. and after vote O.
thanks to the chairman and officers ot
the convention, it adjourned sine die.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26
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Group and Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is without
parallel in the history of medicine. Since its
first discovery it has been sold on guarantee
test which no other medicine can stand. II
you have cough we earnestly ask you to try
1t. Price Zoe, SOC and 81. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame. use Shilohs Porous
Plaster Sold wholesale by Haas, Baruch L.
Co., and all retail druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26
A Little Girls Experience in Light.
house.

Mr. and Mrs Loren Trescott are keepers of
the government lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Mich, and are blessed with a daughter years
old. Last April she was taken down with
measles. followed with dreadful cough and
turning into a fever. Doctors at home and at
Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse
rapidly, un il she was a mere "handful OF
bones. Then she tried DR., Kings New Dis
covery, and after the use of two and hal f
bottles was completely cured. They say Dr.
Kings New Discovery is worth its weight in
gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at c. f.
Heinzeman, druggist and chemist, 222 N
Main ktre.t