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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
PERSONALS.

q. 9. Hyde, Of Wichita Falls, Is ut
the Piclswlok.
Judge ]. s. Stnughau Oh palo Pinto
county is In tho city.
Judge j, H. llarcpurt Of Weather
ford Ia at tho Mansion
w. II Fe0ihomtonc, cattle man OF
Hcnrlotla, Is In the city.
Secretary Of State George w. Smith
Of Austin N ct tho Mansion
W. n Cobb, a leading wise county
oowmnn, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs w Kern loit yesterday for 81.
Louis, whore she will join her husband.
W. D. MoInnd at pallas. ier,nerly
OF tho Mcleod hotel, Ia NJ tho Pick.
Wick.
II. l.. Moaloy, an attorney Of Wealth.
oxford, was In tho city ON business yes.
to-day.
Bon Cobb Of TIcnrlcta, Il we'll known
cowman qroced tho stroota OF this city
yesterday.
Mrs J,J, Mullano and family bnve
gone TO Weuthcrlord ON fow days'
visit to friends.
Vol w, II, SlossOn Of tho Texas car
exhibit Is In tho city, looking out for
LeNns iniorusta, aH usual
John NJ. Norton, known to tho nova.
paper boys ps Jack advance nront
for tho Paul Kauyar company, Ia In the
city " ''''
W. H. Godnir OF Godair Harding A
Co.. 81 Louis aud Chicago, rns,od
through the city, ON route 10 Tulsa,
Coll John II, Copeland, Of San An.
tonic, president Of tho Texas press ns.
s.ooiAuon, was q partuler " Fort
Worth hospitality yesterday.
Mr. lohh NJ, Norton, advance reprn.
sentative Of tho paul Kauvarn com.
pany, Is In toS,i In the interest Of his
company, lie roports the company's
business excellent, The cngagomentsIn
many Of tho cities throughout tle
state, notably Galveston and Houston.
holng made tho occasion Of lnrga
Theatre parties. Paul kauyar comes Ia
iihe Hroonwall opera house Noyember
~ ma 70, the last two nights OF non
week iva
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Wabash, Ind, Nov H. Specially e.
Phoro arr strong indications that con.
cornd movement viii shortly be- mado
hy tho photographers VI tho Wabash avs.
tom for an Increase In wages and rcud.
Wstmont OF Tho hours OF labor II. l..
Eerguson, chief ut Tho grievance com.
mittco Of tho order VI Railway Toln.
graphora has addressed 10 tho opern-
tors OF tho Wabash, circular asking
for detailed Information from cuch ono
respecting tho work performed and tho
salary aud commissions paid and also
ruquoating Thorn tn state, whether they
viii support Grand Chief Ramsay ln
any demand that moy be- made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

~ wiz have no moro outside deputies.
~ OF hls deputies win DO directly en-
ployod in tho oflce.
Those who ride on tho street oars
, uo,,',, Ivy mo right 90 occupy and mo.
Some holated water melons were In
owp yesterday, and they found ready
sale In Tho Third ward
MI, bny your mixed nuts at Turner &
r nose combination Gum folding beds
ny pAkos x Go. are world boators IN de-
slku end hnish. Three complete pieces
y, luthlturo In one, a wardrobe, writing
M WA nod la ono piece. Examine
h'vui ana he convinced. Goods sold on
lnsi,e,lllnenis either up town or 1895
ana 1907 Main street
lin. sln,ilnio Grow was struck by a Roman
V sii, NJ, nall during the llorg celnhra-
bsJi, iounesday night and his nook
,,, a.'vsterday NJ. II, Bell the Mansion
iv ,...,' uNre,er' received u Telegram that
nj Man, W. pty,hgr was lying seriously
n ~, 4V"' wichita Falls, aud 20 como ~
M NM, Mr' iell and brother loft on the
'''n''F 'rRn last night for the Falls.
NY. Yesterday afternoon Charley Brock
Ts sa " ny. Sggr9 fright handler at The
A'A'A ana Pacific freight depot bad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

D., Gainesville, TOY, Nov, IT, lspoclnl)-
Honrgv lylc, a farmer living niue niles
west of hero, was found lying In tho rond
q lew miles from he homo this morning
IN = hof1ble, condition, His body was
niWlWN, nus nogh torn In srvenl places
ana us hip hruhon 1t was not for nov.
stM hours thpt he 90 Nd shy nnythlpg
~, says his lorscs uooame unmHunrc.
nhig while lri,inF home from town yes
WnlV evening aud throw him from tie
NnnRN9 violently lie was knocked inscn
Nulo, iN Whlrh condition be- Remained Tor
WN'f NQN' Whon hc rognined con.
e"l hN WAS unable Gu move mud
'Nl w mad unti found thla inorplng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
HlLLSBORO FIRE
ABOUT 1wo THOUSAND BALES
OF COTTON BURNED


Iflnsboro. Tex, Nov 17-fspeciall-..
The alarm OF Are WIS sounded hpoh.
noon To-day The cause was loealeu IN
tbe Ailispe. cotton yard at the norm
vsft eYruer Of tie public square ~
affnan ,ni,ntteF time over SyDO OF inc
5000 halle IL cotton lying Ia the yufn
were IN sbeafs Of fire, This yard 10 neht
the county jail, and the nherih housnt
II beet 10 remove the nine pu1glgsls
confined therein, and y y wen NJ uin ~
nothing Is nov left Of uat sohu Survey
ufe except the charrrh WHpa. -.
There was a tsriGe gale blowing from
the northwest, and 20 strong WnH II mat
peoDle ln tbe street found u very dli-
ndult 70 r~tain their footing.
Eeversi residences and out houses IN
the vicinity Of the cotton yard ARE now
in asbe, although II has been burning
for over three hours. The danger TO
the entire north business and residence
portion Of town u sui great WATER
appears 70 have no eject on the names
Tho local hro department. have tele-
gruphcd both Waco and Wa1aliAphie Tor
assistance. Two engines and a caflood
u water are momentarily expected from
these towns.
mo town vas crowded with farm
wagons They we're placed nt once at
the com nAnd Of the unfortunate IRE
aunorerg. Household goods ~ we'll as
merchandise we're all placed w the
same paggns and ron on ~ safe
noundn.
Budnoss Is virtually suspended to-day
M Il Is Impossible for merchants To Keep
their doors open, 40 dense " The smoke
from the burnlns cotton
About one-half Of The cotton was In
intor 1po Wsrahachta fro coupnnv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
ETCHED AND SIX ETCHED
IN THE CITY.

Batavia canned goods cost but trlnc
more than common etock In, al,
only by Turner & Dingcc.
on Friday nicbt tho f,,r,or h,,si,.ss
house OF Maddox q Eilison an Mil
street viii bo oponod for tho bnncdt ni
tho public, mo ladies M thc Urnod,,n,,
and First Presbyterlan cbur " b'Vii' n,n,S
giving rarc entertainments there for
several successive nights Tho pn-
trance fec viii bu eHromoly low, and
there VIII be much 10 give pleasure 10
,..',,,,.,, mere WIN DO now pro
INV, I','',Io ~, 800 muse Tor ehoh nlght.
,g,,,l /" V nt Nolloe!lou OF euro ana
", 1' nrV, opportunity viii be given
w. w. P'i,uii'l9o nv row nGures necessnrles
n" ,'iN'' ~ ",lu reirSShlnchts VIII be
,n '''''"''' Nus
A,lnoe mont IN bulk Vt Trncr& Din
B'oH'
IN unusually difficult ploco Of worl,
wen done is worthy OF favorable men-
tlon' Ihla is the reason we speak with
pleasure Of tho excellence Of u lob Of
sgpairlng THE GAZETTE elevator by
Mr. d. Lynn, whose Workmanship Is Of
very superior quality.
Raislns cheap by the box nj Tnrror
& Dlngeo's. y way IVA Nv turner
Call and SEQ our lire Of bedroom sofa
hldohonrds, extension tables and dinino
chairs, A comylcte limo OF furniture In
all ila branches, We soil ON the Install.
mont plan ut 1908 aud 1907 Main stroot
ana up town. Fakes 81 Co.
M, ..,t,,,
~ s9llgllnE commit too OF tho
moot at 3.a0at The " w gre q '", led, TO
We have IA complete line of pnrlo,.
sults ranging IN price from S3s 10 5000
that are World beators Call and ex.
amino our limo. Goods sold on Install.
street or up town. Fakos a Co
Tho Cheerful Workers OF tho Bood.
way Baptist church viii rive mn ovstor
Elk MI iio'nlkhl ON the corner OF Lnuda
"'U N'"'il e'roo's' all ARE invited.
Maj. Hudgns, proprietor of uo
Pickwiclt, and Earnest Manpln. clerk
NJ ',bllly ~ case against William
t'uh,iive, VINO y charged with impor.
Freab vcgo,ahI.. .'. N''l'e'
turner " plnRcos'
OF tho Gum foldtno III
signg that viii interest van n " u, new lew 90,
anything in that iine. Price n N Ts t,r,, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Pilot Point Tex, Nov. l7.-tspo-
oinl. Last night hotwoon . and 10
o'clock John French was stabbed while
In iiunyons anloun by ono Vowel, a
young man living some miles east "
this city Donth rosultcd from the cut
ting Of the auxiliary artery Of tho loft
arm and from what can bo learned tho
killing was unproyosod mud tho result
Of bad whlgky inbbcd by the porpntrn.
tor OF the dood, Tho murderer was M.
rcstod by Deputy Shorin Spanglor aud
tUkOn 10 Denton luiL
The Inquest 10 now boing hold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
ON A GRAVE CHARGE,
A Man Is Arrested al Gainesville Tho Crime
Was Committed In The indian Territory

Gainesville, Tex, Nov IL (SpocInll-
Policeman Andy Boiling this afternoon
arrested a man giving iho nnmc Of Tom
Ncugin on d charge Of Outrage. The
rrimU II M alleged, WuH committed about
two weeks ngo at 'rhucIpYillc, !. r., tho
victim being the daughter Of Mr.. Gallo
han, the section foreman. Tho girl ~
q ycnrB Of ago. knowledge Of the nn.
Hnult was kept NJ secret az possible IN
Was horribly bruised. Md il Il foarci slo
may never recover entirely from the In
jury and shock sustained Nothing N
known uf ltpnHin except That ho W u
TRAMP, doing odd Jobs whom necessity
cOmpOH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Waco, l1'eI., Nov. a.. Especial IA
telegram received In this city this even
Ing from lIillsboro stated that the cotton
compress aud 5000 bnlos Of cotton hnd
been destroyed by fire aud TINT she
iinmoa weru sprenllng. Another telegram
for assistance to fight the fire. a few
miiut9H after Ia receipt special train
with steamer aud hose curt and q
number Of lromen pulled ont for the
scene Of Tho condngrntion
Tho loss 80 far Ia estimated at $3.50. 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

MAY tarle, whlte Woman, took ma
MN rcsldwcc IN Tailor ltlliott'a hotel yel
lrninN MAY. who halls from Dallas AMI
geomg over down town rratnurant mi
"a WIN Young uRn who ears IN
nunhgnlpne name ot ohio kid" Who MAJ
eheldlny hls wealth I'M nutnna hVinr KIM
w hN'uaimA 'touchodN him Tor a large
sized poruuu OF his roll.
,,dNtN N0wlm, was brought in from
Nlns On The CHARGE ot stoalirg a ,Nlt
ilr had lust snerecdod Ia gcthng ont AZ
.ne clutches Of The Dallas pulite, hnvini
Arlington NN''
frank Behuett white mnn. and s,i,
90 be- hardly IN his rieht m.nd, wns ny,
lyAsh NrRtVday, Ito was ehareed with
lAe luminous crime Vt stealing an npple.
WN''h Two cents from ! 4. Taylor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Inc Wnhaeh hauled l0OOO more cat.
ue into Nhirag0 Inst month Than nuy
etpof linz, INV Tall Sycamoor on the
Wsh9sh' Col y L. Harris. who WIS la
ne civ yesterday loosiag AFTER tho RI.
tho above wy
o. o. SlaurhteD Won known n,lia.
cattlNmau ~ snud ont N,ai nshd al csf
tle a. So louls ycstorlnv
Neetto loving went 10 Callahan county
Yesterday. 70 deliver hcrd ~ stcors
sold Nv him for 4. iican 4 SONS ~
W. n bnll They were thrive wear oias'
ana she price wac 5000 per head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Galveston, rgSe Nov, Il. Especial
e,,,o 1lo', ,lla,n' dy goods doaicf, AZ n
g hlH stock to ben Boar ns trnstee. fe,
thg hcncht Of HIS crodiora Toni M.
Mliu"e nrr SiS,SOt. So MIA follow,ln,,
9e made rwfrrrcd creditors Island
siN saw lux bank sA6OO, Nj /. Sa"s
Mtgooi \ II Hum, St410Oi, Gei,
eNnsiop Mercantile company, Seii XII
,sahi.W sS9Bcn N'&AuI Miss Josephine
N"nWu, eAduN Agartta not rivpn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

J,nrly yesterday afternoon. Pete Elmo,
manager AZ Hollands variety, and lit
wife we're walking on PM near Huak,
qnhrroiling ebd WHEN nt the corner hs
begun beading Mrs Elmo. the witness
nnyinr he struck hrr repeatedly. home
ono ran 10 the police headquarters and
found Ofiicer Rushing. who arrested
Elmo aud took him before the county
authorities by whom he was held On
charge " aggravated assault.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

sb0in Adm Euiesr took pOsgcaslon of
hs Ofioe yesterday aud completed hih
list Of deputies, ilis chief deputy, WIZ.
Rim th0 complete list is, Howard ID.
Gunnells. Joe Niieher = J. joyce, jim
Swan. and y. II. Purda They are a
thoroughly good lot Of men 10 enforce
The law. from chief 70 the sud VI the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
Good Things
Never Die

Among the GOOD things that
help to make enjoyable our
puddiHgs. creams aud pastry,
which have been used by
millions Of housekccpero for
yeaFa, Is Dr. Prices Delicious
Eriracia Of Lemon, Orange.
Vanilla, etc. .
These nuvora diGer nom all
other ex,ractaln their manner
q preparation, quality OF
truR used, their freedom from
OIL injurious substances, their
eupenofslsenslh and delicate
and agreeable taste. one
tflai proves laelr worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

q MeNinney, peN,Nov,i1. lSpcolal g.
~ ~ thompson and Niles Ella Fort man
NV married ~ tho residence 81 Judro
M ny hroom 10 a merchant of Fort
18TH and the bride ono ct tho most
'"''"Htand beloved ladies' Of this oity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
DlfGaOlO Fls'''


Indianapolis lli "a ss'..sl
derson Ind, o. ltri
Wililnm Weeds ltdIa y
shot aud lnsmn,9 x y 4
tslio. Woods We,
M Mas sister and her ls' N
met me them and org ',a, Y
PARTY, Finally ,ts,
Woods a heavy s'si
afterwards s'rass
pulled q revolver s n,
Killing bin instant.
sob.crits lsr 'l'''h "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18
LIGHTING CRY nuLnfNGs

For tho ycnr ending March "a, Of this
lhp city buildings AiNGa 20, the exiruncs
pong slul In Droomhor aud about S7l
" . month With as much DAYLIGHT IN
Atrn lhr tho first dix mouths ~ thlA
year ,slner March ~ Tho hlla have
Looking over those surgoatcd To Alder.
nun Nlehn .hnt saving might ho mndu
were oQmniiinu companies tnr uOmueg-
rlu liNl ung now Ia operation In the
enF, Ih,nlarv hia resolution was IN.
lrodnccd aud passed. nt thn lad meotinr
~ tue ely council rNierrlnp the olea'
Ton Of lishuna The city hnildiuss "a iho
wn,er, works colnmlttpe the committee
NV, nus eohlM 81 tho Vlty'a Vloctrlc
hfhunE plant ier public or street sor, ia.
enc OF the best pieccs Of property tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

\, lerrcll, pox., Nov. H. lSpeolal
N,eWs mas Just boon received thai NV
ats' Jainlson WIN oAii FROM ireland Vim
W. VIE ior America November NIX
" yaglison n a young minister IA m"
1N1Ns,tn IcNae Nonieronce " tho Nlsiln.
glst Episcopal Church, South. and hn.
,sy.n 70 ireland after his family IIa
NY, IVY, lereu for this trip IN tho lntier
ttaart ol septcmbor lie oNpocis 10 r,scl,
sherman about December lat or s"5
N .,.H ihe session Of his annual oonferl
snvg lie reports 10 have had a snr
'es'lw voyage nud q joyful reception
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

"Wednesday, work was bcpun ON tho
ncodlnl rVunlrs nf tho central nro hnii.
Yesterday the ATTORNEYS for the Dnr.
gotta the owners of the property, served
hnpre on the olty To ,arnto tho building
Un December I
Porter Hall, one of tho attorneys stat.
rd tlnt size property Ind hoou ernntcd hy
thu nuggrttH iu tho city, to 1u used IA
q hro hall for torn VI Ave years, Tint
We Hty hnd iuHt hold on a. II lt owned
the property, That the uwurrs Ind ma1s
y rental charge hut Btlll tho dty lr,ll
70 the property aud the owners. now that
ihp beginning OF tonnlu mndp il seem
~ though The city assumed the owner
milp OF lhc property wanted to estah.
lsh thrW rights aud propose to do ao
hy entcduR Into actual poascaalon Of ths
property
lilo dld not think my now building
was 70 he put up la liza place. Just naw,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

Most sabbath will hu the cloalnp dnv
IF the conference year for tho Sonthern
Methodist churches 0f this city. Ray
w, " Lloyd will proach hia lnsl srr.
mon for tho year On Sunday morning
AZ he cQn not ho here On Thanksel,ing
day. he has deeldod to prcnch 4 Thanka'
gwen Sermon Sunday muning. Al nlpht
luslgNd ~ tho usual SERMON, tho yoaF5
work VIII bc reviewed. icporta viii
be mnlc hv the pastor, the hoard of
stewpule, tho Sunday sehcnl supeflut.n.
dents, tho Ladies' Ala society. liz Nonns
lAdios Ala enclety, the Womnna Niis
HlohnN anriVtN the Juvenile Mia
lonnN aocivty aud Tho Epworth League
Y u dosircd that every meu,hrr ~ ibc
church be present ut Mih honm on
sabbath, aud q cQrllnl Invitation IA ely.n
~ llpo goneral public
NluNrh prNgmmmN Friday ovcnmq.
Anthcm Wake the SOM; Of ,niblirn 81
INSTRUMENTAL solo Maa Mara Malone
Vocal solo Misa Stolln lTahur
lieN '' NV
2urtcuc "lleht of the World"
Instrumental aoln Miss Nnttie Uiehe,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-18

WIN caps are not ycry old ia tho s,s
~ W. ~ war They were ilrst usod In Az
I'VE neh army m lNaa w
, 1892-07-13
publication.

"a IL properties in Christiansted's
S@ssS Jurisdiction, of which the taxes
to the Colonial Treasury for the year
1890 still remain unpaid, will be ad-
vertised for sale, unless receipts be
produced before the end of the pre-
sent month.
Sheriff. Office, Christiansted, St. Croix, the
4th July 1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-07-13
Translation
A N.

e1aHE Vendue Director hereby
-, makes known, that at the re-
quest of Christiansted's Dealing
Court as administering the Bankrupt
Estate Of Mr.. HANS PETERSEN,
retailer.
, 1892-07-13
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRISTIAN
STEDS POST OFFICE.

r.
STEDS POST OFFICE.
Paid.
Elizabeth Francis, Thomas Joseph, Emma
B. Myers, Signe Nilsen.
Virginer Bedford, John Charles Clauss,
Bena Isaac,
Unpaid.
Virginer Bedford, John Charles Claus, Bena
Isaac, Abrina Jackson, Johanna Wilhelmina
Martin, Roser Powlect, Elizabeth Phillips, Est.
Concordia, Sarah E. Petersen, Louisa Solymen,
Alphonso Thomas, Josephine Williams, Faro
ney Williams.
Christiansted's Post Office, St. Croix, SOth
jun S92.
PETER LEMMING.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERIK.
STEDS POST OFFICE.
Paid.
Mary Ann Simmons, Marsellin William.
Unpaid.
Lousia Davis, Julius Griles, Aaron Petersen.
Sally Starting, Mrs. Usher.
Frederlksted's Post Office, June Both 1892.
L. RICHTER.
, 1892-07-13
Proklal..a

nILE og Enhver, der MATTE have
II Noget at fordre paa skiftet
e fter afgangne MARY LOUISA
HARLEY, indkaldes herved med
8 naaneders Varsel til for underteg-
n EIDE Skifteret at anmelde og bevls-
liggj0re deres Krav.
St. Jams Skifteret, den 1ste JUL 1892.
SCHELLERUP.
, 1892-07-13
The Property

belonging to said estate, No. 36 &37A
Kongensgade in Christiansted with
all appertenances will be offered for
sale at 8 Auctions, to be held in ac-
cordance with the rules in the Pla-
card dated 22nd April 1917
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned Office as follows:
LIST Auction on TUESDAY the End August
1892.
End Auction on TUESDAY the 10th August
3rd Auction on TUESDAY the sOth August
1892.
each day at 8 o'clock p. m.
Conditions. appraisementand other
documents relating to the sale may be
seen at this Office from the LIST aAuc-
ton.
This advertisement serves also for
the information ofmortgage holders
and others concerned. -.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, st. Croix the
9th July 1892,
's%MAXEN.
, 1892-07-13
EiendOrn

No. So og 81 A. Kongensgade Chris
tiansted med alt Tilbeh6r blive op-
raabt til Bortsalg we'd 8 ~offentlige
Auctioner overensstemmende med
Reglerne i Placat 22de April 1917.
A%uctionerne afholdes paa under
tegnede Kontor som f0lger.
1ste Auction TIRSDAGEN den Eden August
1892.
2den Auction TIRSDAGEN den lode August
1892.
3die Auction TIRSDAGEN don aote August
1892.
hver Days Eftermiddag Kl. 3.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og andre Salget vedkommende Dok-
umenter Vile fra lste Auction v@re
til Eftersyn paa Auctionskontoret
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthavere
Og andre Vedkommende.
Christiansteds Auctionskontor, St.Crolx den
SIDE JUL 1892,
MAXEN.
, 1892-07-13
A lotto N.

a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be-
80 kjendtgjor herved. at efter Be
giering at Christiansteds Skifteret
som behandlende Detailhandler
HANS PETERSENS Fallitbo vii den
Boet tilh0rende
, 1892-07-13
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-30
THE EANTI-OPTlON BILL.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 29.-The opposi-
ton 10 the Hatch Washburn anti-option
bill is apparently gaining force daily in
the south. The secretary of the Savannah
Cotton Exchange has sent the following
memorial 10 United States Senators Cor
don and Colquitt:
'At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Savannah Cotton Exchange, held
this day, the board acting under instruct
lOus from the exchange as IA body, it was
unanimously resolved that the anti-option
bill to come up for consideration in the
senate at its reassembling in Decem Der, if
passed, would be of very great injury to
the agricultural and commercial industries
of the country, by prohibiting the con-
venient and necessary method of dealing
in futures. The assertion that the ex-
Changes Of the country are banded
together for the purpose of de-
pressing the prices OF farm prodscts
Is entirely and absolutely refuted by the
recent advance Of about 3 cents per pound
in cotton from the lowest pric- touched
last spring, IN the face of an enormous sur
plus carried over, and due solely to a
snort crop. This rise in the value of cot
ton proves beyond controversy that the
laws of supply aud demand regulate val
ues and that the exchanges do not depress
prices. as claimed. If il were not for the
exchanges that deal in futures the pro-
ducer would Ee at the mercy of the con
sumer alone. who would more largely deal
from hand 10 mouth, and thus force the
farmer 10 dispose Of his product at ruin
Gus prices. We therefore beg To request
that. rs our representatives In the United
States senate, you will use your influence
TO prevent further legislation on the sub
lect and do ali in your power to prevent
the passage OF the said or a similar bill"