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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

A,pATS-Dry salt, clear short, y i-2i
Ma.A Mort clear, rs 3llci bacon bellies
p ~. hama. medium, y l-ie; breakfast
iseou, iGc; dry salt bellies, u lie; dry
81 ii.ARp~ Iolapoanl. $ i-2c; pare leaf,
u sIljt;AR-t;ranulaied, 0e; powdared 10
,.,,rala. 4 10; powdered blif barrels.
y 80. cut Loaf 10 barrels, . lie. cut
~ n laf hsnpla 'i-iei fancy yellow,
ll9Sriaed d sbsc: extra &, . 1915 i-lc.
roFTEE- -Aibufklc's ArlUHa, 2jc.
Midland, 2Jc; Lion. 2oe' Alaromg, Zoe,
11at.sit1el.IS COFFEE By the sack,
.,,'o.i %; cioicc, .'ie; fnncy. Dir; pea.
ssrry. 2le; old government Java, 2iei
'is NDi, tssEs Barrel lots. choice re-
,,jl,'f ~ GAL. BE; fancy syrup, per gal
VA go, choice cpfn syrup pr gallon,
III. siiver drip. per gallon, tlr.
piskNs Navy. 3 i2c; Lima. 3 ne,
bavsa. AZ; pink, ll.2e. black eyes.
RIe.lc Common. 4 1-fM.l i-gc; prime
~. ,S,.iee. Z i'zffde; head iire, o -.
SALT FISH New mgskerl medium
~. /. half heIfeL 3. N. NJ ".
goa add net Ms 81 p; goldfish bricks
: 11,;ITizrsEs-rancy fuli.craln. 10 box
14ct two u box. ID Bic; Young Aaier'
STARCH Lump, f1-2c per pcundd
and BIB psekages' ri ~ "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

New york Scpt - - Especially Cotton
fatuscs closed easy, II TO y points iowcr
slllna. 80. hnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
DRUGS

s.,,,;oas based on snail lots TO retail
vnv. Autiphthlue, per OK, Boz, Arc
nr'ai ,er ounce. iVei per pound, djr
fAnnY. yo,dd. Ter pound, SCI. c3fbojir
ae.NI XII ~ 10, .32s 70 3iei mnfaiiic
MKT b N, pr % ~ nitric acid, q.
+, Der 10, 22c' snipaiys,'' agio' 2 X
psss .,i~ahol D5 per cent per Tal., S2iu.
fL-y' M pouad, 4c; nnukamnln. SiOO;
A'.nei, .,ine' pcr o.. 30. anflpJrnc pei
anu n Nj. n.nnonIa carbonate. per ~,
81 fi.iiif xi,roii, per No.. OfSe.i blu MAST
lo,.'it Il, SOC. liue clnlmeni' per, 10. 0VC,
~ - ,.rr H.. 12fcl;ia; crnph0f gum.
~, D'il Ia. bsffooe; cogsienia, ieEiere1, per
HI. 25c, eeppcrAs' psf ~ -'H's' .ts-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
TEXAS RAILWAY.


Thousands Of patrons FROM the states
of Illinois. Iowa. Kansas and Missouri
stopped al Englewood during their visit
to the Worlds fair, and the result IL
that we have an equal number OF thous-
ands Of people advertising US among their
friends.
Now, we want to say something TO the
people Of Texas about our terminals and
the facilities of this same station OF
Englewood. IL Is not a suburban sta
ton. for although seven miles from the
courthouse. il Is right in the heart OF
the South Side residence district Of Chi
cngo. and dircctly west of the Worlds
fair grounds
Nothing Is more bewillcring to the
average person On his first visit 10 Chi
,ag0 than to bc landed In the middle
Of the crowd and hustle Of the business
streets, OAicagO Is crowded At all times,
hut jnsi now 1t Is something overwhelm-
ing, Then again. after driving up town.
everybody, with few exceptions, must
transfer ocruss the city and 10 back to
the fair ground district, by cable or
steam Ger, for II Is only here that ac-
commodatlons ARE provided for the
crowd. This consumes from on hour to
an hour and half, aud then you are
just where You wotild be il you had
stopped az Englewood and taken an elec-
tric car 70 your destination, besides hay-
ing avoided all annoyance.
An through trains stop at Enrlewood
aud passengers are met by uniformed
official whose business II is to direct PEG.
| PIE TO the hotels and boarding houses
| and advise where accommodations can
be secured IN private houses at reason.
able rates. He can take care of all that
come aud 20 az any price. The Rocl,
Island company has issued n map and
circular of the Englewool district and
fair grounds, which can be procured by
| calling at your nearest coupon ticket
agent or addressing ] c. McCABE,
! General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
Bowie, Texas, or o. 7. BYERS.
General Agent, sos Main street, Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

The Ola Mam'sclle's Secret. BY L. Mar
Bind Fate. By Mrs. Alexander;
A Vagrant Wife. by klorence Warden.
Peg Wellington by Charles Ncade.
lRu.lino. BY Ouida.
Loves Atonemenr; By IN; benson sn t,,r.
Y Have Lived and Loved. ny Alrs' por-
Ilot: Her FACE and Her Fortune, by
4 Mrs. Annie Edwards.
Inc House on the Marsh By Florence
\ Warden.
ladies Fancy Work. c.
3Wife in Name Only by OharioVe
M Story of an African Farm By Ralph
~, a History of Adventure BY H.
King soiomon's Mines. by II. Rider
lsSys, First Series. BY Ralph Waldo
camille. by Alexander Dumas.
uhe Modern Home Cook Book .
Ne Shadow Of Sin. BY Charlotte ~
b seSsst of Her Life By Edward
Il Rocne's Life. BY wilkie Collins.
le Other Mans Wife. BY john Strange
y Master of the Mine. By Robert
Buchanan, n,.,.., nv Charlotte NJ
says. second Series. By Ralph Waldo
Srris Fortune. BS Fl Rr Gsor Ma Msn.
r,1IIIe Fcnip ~, wo.ia II EIGHTY poy.
III Tour OF the Worin III i-'H"9
N y Jules Verne ,,.,..a coII.n
Nemesis. ny y Aiicl'AfrrrN nAftYI I,-.
w q ar'erinm' hy - ""'' 'iA'
Scarlet Letter BY Nq''a'H''i nav
nome ~ c.,.,, ,tm,-d
; iruntlersmen' ~ .'nsii, H.. tnrsnrs
,he Worlds A're5' 10y
"a Yellow ,Nask ~ MiihlI a. 1 Rabi
Uri' A Tale OF Nn''''"u'
glehausr, ,,A NJ ssr,. Duclcss t"
Atue IRISH 1ir, ~ Mr.. Aiexau.
cn.- NJ Am.rd. NJ
hy w Nj Snnly' ny o'AN"A
, pSNei9S n Ntrs Nav Arne,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

sr LOUIS, No, Sept. 2s.-Fiour--
Easy: unchanged a.. .s,,r bu,
.,;aiir recovered at the closing In
~ y .,,'isr vsierday. Cash. VI l-tdjl ~
M tsj i.s May, "a Is "a.
Cora followed wheat gh4 oi0sso' i0fs AZ,
rs, .sa LII ec. 1854: May, 10 rs -
% 81, over. cash, u II; Oct. y
bid; May. 81 81 e, Ga
Csri ne4l Lower, Sl,ou
Whisky-Ss-ady NJ SILL -
p " ris ana cotton tier--l 'nehanged.
1919 sti.siissus-Iowe PORK, SlI.io; la 20
co *. I,osa dry salt shoulders, - n
l,srs and rils, $1,000 Shorts sio'VO'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

LOCAL Markets.
FLOUR AND GRAN.


WHEAT old or new, No. ?, Doe;
CORN Car lots. I. o. b., Fort Worth,
car. 3ic; car, local, wagon lots, Zoe per
blshcl.
OATS Texas rusi.pr0of car lots,
(. o. b., Fort Worth. bulk, 2Iei sacked,
BRAN por 100 pounds, I. .. b., Fort
"uAYiC1f lots, I. o. b.. Fort Worth,
besi Terney. SJ.iJ per toni lest upland,
$50; alfalfa, loose, local, $40; Joiu.
lon grass. balcd, local, $3.50 per ton;
loose prairie, loral, Dor ton, 5000
TiOuIl Beet patents. sl.sJ per 100
nonnds, hnii.patents, $3.50 third grade,
si45. fourth grade, sl.O1; Northern
natent, $40.
CHOPS Corn aud oats iai1sed, per
'rstyrrON middllng, 0 5-Se;
.,eict low middlln, . l-hei striot inld-
diine. I lie; good midllng, 7 ise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept, 2s.-capiain
Thomas Lyles, meridian, and postmaster
at Midway, nine miles east Of this piace.
In Bossier parish. WIS shot and mortally
wounded by some cowardly ass'asslns while
working on bis books at his deck al 1880
yesterday afterpoen. The assassins nred
three times at him through the window,
The news was great surprise TO every
one Us the gaptaill u quite. popular and
had few II any. enemies 50 far rs known.
The attending phys.lan says there Is no
Aole of Ills recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
VINES AND SPIRITS.

,y,r,stSfEg- Rectihcd. Si.20Q20O ns
Mltsi,f, i.year-oid aud upwards, Sl,OO
pef sosir mash, 2.ycarold and W.
49, siNOd8OO ~ pcr ages extra
MNaIu7k eosGflO.OO; blended whinkles,
S- a,viS IN Pure grape, per gallon, 500
nnna 3 K NDIES Pure TENNESSEE apple,
ss2S: pure Marylsna P ssa go 10, o. Y,
s,sfle cJguac, ioTaSoDVi ihpon"d'
Sit1iy4iD2j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
FINANCIAL.
Nl1w YORK. srocK MAnKnr.

NilW YORK. Sapt. 2S. The in.lu-
ence upon share speculation OF the silver
QUESTION was demonstrated for,ihly on
lne STOCK exchange today when, upoA
the steei as favorable Il .he passage
Of the repeal bill. the purcha. inS move
men was inanghrited, uA.ti scnt 10
The general lis. With some few uaia,i.of
iant exceptions. Ii closed genera.iy
strong az an advance compared wish
yesterdays closing figures Of 1-i4i3-S PEI
cent.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Prime paper. Z 1-9ml2.
Mexican dollars, IS 3-lc.
Government bonds. steady.
State bonds. dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

niitish oon.o's
London, Sept. IS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

OYSTERS Onc-pound, pnr dozen, poe;
No; =, per doscn. 81 So
. FISH ALASKA No, | salmon, per dos.
81 90; Columbia river No SALMON
per dlscn. 81 80. Lib, maekerel, per doA.
81 S1i AMERICAN surdineA LILA per
case SD 40
MEATS poitcd ham, lib per dozen,
S9cs peited ham. lab per ioncn'
SlM. Nlennh sausage, LIB per dozen
81 -; Vienna sausage, lh rcr nNSnn'
S9.A, lunch tongue. Nh per dozen.
S3ia; chipped beef t.2lh per dozen
$3.50, ralpped beef. lib per doscn'
So 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

KANSAS CIrY. Mo, sept. 2s Cat
tle-llrcclpts, 500; shipmeuts, AJ0O;
market steady. Texas AMI shipping steers
81. 1O6ta.20, TcXaA and native COWS,
S1.ODd300: butchers stock, S2.6Nd
4.0J. stoekers and feeders, Sla5ftld5.
Hogs Receipts $500; shipments, 5000
bulk ST. l5aG35: heaylcs packers and
mixed, SO O0dd. 10; lights porkers and
pigs. SO. 0Ddi6. 40
Sheep Receipts, 400. shipments,
500; market steady, slow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

LONDON. sept, "A dispatch from
,,,,,.s,rrt,,d says the miners conference,
4, vsiir,i nearly al the districts in England
YER. represented. met there today under
~, presidency of Benjamin Pickard Ihe
my III, arag priyaie but the Associated
mr., heArs on the. hlshcsi aetaor, W., WIZ ~
"a, ~ fesaning work at the old rate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
FRESH vnGrTABLE AND rnuTTs,

VEGETABLES Wax beans, ner
bushcl. S2O0d2a5j tuticr beans, Sl6O
pcr hnihel; squnshps, per doegn aatf
400, oncumhera. per dozen, 2Qm2lni cab
bago, Northern, per ID, = l-2ti2 3-lei
Tomatoes, i-ilhuAhA hnX, uOc, tninntopg,
crates Of four baskets, Slp0l tomatoes,
pcr bushrl, 05cQSi nli potatoes, Gall
per- pound. &c; okra, per hnskcl, 0Oci
swcri potatoes. per hnshel sos sweet
pepner, IL bMah1 baskets, ipci celery,
dOff7be Der dozen lunches, heeta,
per hirhol. 500, carrots, per buahgl,
siOq: wrnr cane, A2uNtRbl per luD
stalks; roilshes, 75c pef doEeni lettuce
"Flgi'I'fS California limos. par box,
Si6ii 80. Northern apples, nor bhl, finV
eI5s nor hughrl. Si9Di %, peaches, largo,
veliow frce-stnup, huc pnr i4ihWhl box.
e, lemons, fancy. 300a, per box, " ID
Mediterranean sweet oranges, per box,
400, RNaHall bannnan, yer hulcni
N. O0daO0, ~ PAao grapes, Doci Com
corl Ter basket, zoe, white licaih
,ss,h.s nbr bnsiei. 81; Chinese cling
nn..achel prr bnshol, $780, pears pei
t.1.hnshel box. 81; pears, bnHhol boz,
90 Chiifornla egg plnins, per crate, S2.lDl
Thttornin i<ol9y piun, $3.50 pnr crate
,-e''5n rnses. nor crate, S2,2Oi California
FRAMES, S2nb per crntc California
,tttuaa w - per fillltf AhllVlHin
p prarbe.. SiT6n20O per i2.rratcsi Cali
f5rnin ncrl9rass sop5. i,ar,le,t RIM,
ner box. SB21, -.., "a
w ANie.prniric rliekena, S37OapiOO
nor mon; gualia, si.Sju2.0O pnr DOZEN
Lama aud ployerr, per dozen, Al,3O,
s'2ygfInS AND fsisHl-Oystora bulk,
7hS,Sje per hundred counisi per
dssen rana. Nj.20; dressed rlt'
S4, 100 per pound; gulf hsh, Toe per
pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

savtar O. T. per H., a0e. erocers'. ptr
H.. iVci nQvcrs lsawdefs. pcr H., 81 -.
cihcr tnlphnrc. q, SIP. per H.. lie,
Fnn arAh.N ON nick. rev H.. o0c. gum
shcllqs per ID. ne: slne. hgpWn. lrr
W, l2tlluei a'nc White. pcg 10. 10;
mare pVr ~, Suc, ncrcuiy, ptr III, Tne.
monhlne nurh., L 4 W, i,S.oa. lox,
per AZ. S2.4S; 2 ~ %. baaes, ret o.,
S@.ip: "a, bottict. per on. 500. nut.
ssn,osr pr 10, SSc,; cnstor oil, per gal,
S,.qll ND olive oil, per Rnl,, St.in; ln-
fse' plL per gal, lslf1se: sperm oil. w.
-, prs gsil, Sl.O; opium, POI pound,
teii',tr,u&-o' opium, pc. per III, S4.ooi
Nude, per ~, sSci potash rhlorate, aer
r. ~; iodlde, per M Sa2o: qulninc.
Y w, l-o4 bottle. Nte cans per do1.,
"a, 2iiSi Il. 4 & owaialac i'c Se'' sii KS
yer o. Hoc, do, o. eoc a5-oz TINS,
bser On, Ne; do, l00.oz tins, per %.
&c; az soda, ner pound, = i-ldi2 1-2ci
saitpeteh refined, per ID, loo; sallpe,E,
commercial. &c; salts, Epsoin, rpr NJ !,
,Mtlv: salts Rochelle, Doe; blcafhonnle,
lingllsh, kegs, per H. t'ri sulphur, 0-iaf-
ri lots, . a4c; sulphur. flowers small
lots, DC; spirits tufponilne. market rAtcs,
PEI, gaL; white lead Collier aud southern,
y n, per lba ! lI6li L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-TEeodore II.
Davis. guardian OF the psineess hAioianl Is
Al the Breyoort house. He Intends going
10 washington for the purpose Of calling
n,,on the president and Secretary. GRESHAM,
~ ascertain. Il possible. what tue ou4te1
Sinles nraplses 70 20 WIN HANAn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
COAL

Retail llat Canyon City, SI.T5 per ton,
McAllistcf, Choctaw, JENNY Lind, BIZ
Muddy kouse Maitland Cameron, ROB
inSon and Walscnherr ctgtle, car lcfs
1910; . 10 10 ton let's. 5000; one ton
SNi0i ono half ton, Sa.b0; Monarch. Vic
Tor, SANTA clara aud IliuOrO Goals ss4l
lots, $3.50, 3 to 10 lon los, SU.OO. 81,
tons $500, one ton, $3.50. onl-hnf be-
SS.An, hrlAr Greek and McJanes ~
ear lots, 1928; to 10 ton lots. 500
= tons, So.TA; one ton. 5000. or lai
ton. SA2a; Maitland elg aAd Mo Is
cgG ear LOTS Sh,OO; 3 10 10 ION l1I-
SN2A; ton lots, Si91h, alnrle irA
$500; nnthpeltc, lrA1 coal, az oH
SllOI, . TO 10 tons, $3.50; Single
SOTO. anthracite (Oullul. 9 to 10 felN
$500, slnglc ton. $3.50. onc-hnif Z Z
SaOoi slack, l0c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

ntnrs-. Bayers are paying. DRY flint
~ IA. iIeht, &c; dry soft, 3c green
's5sto 1 "a, butchers green, 2dIc.
sAiti III IIcdt medium. i5lfiDci law
49," 1lqfilc. hne. i2fil1c,
nnuanSfs H0ofs ADD bvnea, 500 per
,,e delivered .,
iiEiSy wAN-ioaise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

WHEELING. W. Va, Sept. 2s.-Wil-
Ham AleConb Of this eity, salesman for the
George worthington company Of Cleveland
shot himself through ihe head at $50 this
motilng in die 81. Chlrcs house. lie u4el
Immediately. No cause i assigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

ROME, September 2s.-There 1as oeen
new and rnost serious disas-efiisn.
tween Kirg Hnmbert and the fe .-,..a.
The pope refused 70 recognire ne 49, s15s I
rsEht 20 nominate a paxiafqA i''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

MOUNT VERNON. Ky. Sept. IS. Albert
Berry and wiaiaiu Henry. the negro muir
dcrers Of Pciiisr Ferris Hizseheas. toby
received lifc sentence Of Imprisonment.
The feeling Is bitter aud The prospect OF
lynlAlng s gnal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
KANsAs oIry rRopucn.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Spt. Is
Whe9t.-Wcak; No. . hard. 81 he; No.
. red 5Uu3Tc.
Con-No. . mixed, S3 iIdi33 IL;
No. . white, IS 3-lei'ilc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

New York, Sept % -tSpeclaLl--
sterling-Bank, 90 days....s s5X
Commercial, 60 days........i slh@i S4}i
heichmarks-C Commercial, W
euuNs"l. -. ,.,.,...'''' " 90, ~,
ron, medal "a 49, '.'''' 51ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
COTTON
sr. LouIs corroN.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, SEPT. 2S,Cotfon--
Stendv, fuldlllng. Z 15.ilic. rA,es, l5Ot
bales. receipts. 80 balesi shipments 3Ol
bales; stock, $500 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
yrIIow rEyEn Al BnuNsWIcA-

Rnr,SswIcK. Ca. sept 2s.-laers
were eight new caSes and one sa'i'''''u'
case Of yellow te'eF today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

boNei lots IL cents mnre hacon should.
ers, $500; longs and ribs, Sila5 l,2fl
iilD. shorts. SlI.10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S-Money on
call easy, 2d2 1-2e; closed offered . lie.
Prime paper, T1-2Ml2.
Sterling exchanged closed heavy at
$4STd4S1 II for demand and S4.S3d
4.S4 for sixty-day bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

tho very best sewing machine
which skill and mont y can
produce. There 10 no hattoE
and few so good. An agent
of n sewing machins con
pany will charge you re TO
S75 for a machine IN no
respects different from tbis
which, we furnish you fot
only s9a, including one fnll
year's subscription 20 tbs
sxMI.WEEKLr GAZETTE
We could I'll columna VIZ
the best testimonials Of its
worth sent us by persons
who have them In use, but
the machine itself is its own
best recommendation, as you
will say when you 500 and
use Il.
1914 for the Machine and
Seml-Weekly Gazette One
Year.
The machine viii be sent
to annual subscribers to the
Daily Gazette who want
IL on the payment Of s2S
additional 10 the regular
subscription price of IS .
year. sSi for the Daily Ca
rette one year and this gu
perb machine
Send for circulars descriD-
ing the machine
Address all letters to
GAZETTE c0MRANE
FORT WORTH TnxAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

81. LOUIS. No., sept 2S Wool
Offerings were very small nothing doing
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Receipts and Experts At ali unlted state


ualyoston, Tex, SORT IS -,spoal,t, -
Stocks this day. ...... lOi,7os
Stocks this day last year. ...,. bsl,gsl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

Daily Movemsh'. q, Iaterls- WV,
Galycsloh 'rov, Sept rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

Now orleans, la, Sent 9S.-ospeclaL) So.
Spot cotton closed easy, at yesterdays quo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

New Orleans Scptes yspsciaA Cotton
futures closed steady, $ 70 10 POINTS low


GALVESTON, Tox,, Sept IS especially ;
Bystoamship from Galveston, Tex;
The morning call., 1893-10-02
A LIVELY BATTLE ENSUED.
rIany Were Wounded Before the
Boobies Were Victorious.
PALLAs IS SOON TO BE SHOT.
The Barcelona Bomb-Thrower Had
Sympathizers and Accomplices,
One of Whom Is Arrested.

MANCHESTER. Oct IA very lively and
interesting fight between number of
English anarchists and the police took
place here to-day. The police had long
been aware that the anarchists had folmed
a group in this city and were holding
meetings at Irregular intervals for a
long time. The anarchists kept within
the bounds of law ana order, in so far that
they claimed to be simply honest working
men, meeting to discuss politics from their
own standpoint
The discovery of the anarchists plot 10
Vienna, and the attempt to kill General
Martinez Campos. seems to have aroused
them to pitch OF unusual excitement. for
they commenced making things very dis
agreeable for the residents of the Eeigh-
borhood of the meeting. place.
This gave the police the desired oppor-
tunity and a raid upon the assem- bly,
rooms of the ''reds" was made to-day.
The raid was resisted fercely by the anar-
chists. They seized chairs and other
pieces of furniture and defended them
selves desperately. The police drew their
batons and rough and-tum bic fight took
place. during the battle three anarchists
were so severely injured that they were
taken to the hospital. and a number on
both sides received less serious wounds.
Several of the most desperate anarchists
were. taken into custody. Others man.
aged to escape through the windows.
The morning call., 1893-10-02
INSPECTING WINES.
California to Get a. Square Deal
j.. at Chicago.
Charles Wetmore's Plan to Change
the British Expert VIII fleet
With Good Results.

. CHICAGO, Oct. Charles Oldham, the
official representative Of the Royal British
Commission, has begun testing California
wines. Charles A. Wetmore, who has
charge of the exhibits, has the matter In
charge. He said to-day he had nothing
further to say at the present time regard
ing the matter.
Information already given in the Asso-
.ciated Press dispatches was all there was
to be given now.
:. When asked regarding the CORE
spohdencs between California and other
foreign countries. Mr.. Wetmpre said pos
sibly he may have something of interest
to communicate in few days. The
gist of ): the :. correspondence with
the Great Britain commission shows
that Wetmore was dissatisfied with
John Boyd Thatcher's plan of examination
and favored that of Oldham. and appealed
ito. Governor Markham to allow him to ar-
point a special expert, and when so au-
thorrzed he communicated with Sir Henry
Wood.
The British Commission held special
session to consider the matter and ac-
cepted the plan. Mr. Oldham is we'll
known London wine merchant and will
finish mis- report in London. He is recog-
nized as most competent authority. hsv-
ing had a most extensive acquaintance
with wines in all countries.
The morning call., 1893-10-02
CHINESE ARE WELCOME.
The Canadian. Dominion Declines to
-. Discourage Immigration.

OTTAWA. Oct, 1.-Several attempts have
been made by labor organizations of the
Dominion to indnce the Government to
impose further restrictions ON Chinese i'm
migration. The Government has just
passed an order in Council which pract-
eally settles its policy in that regard.
{: The order. after reeiting the circum-
stances which called it forth and mention
ing that 1t is impossible to take any action
infringing treaty rights. says: In view
of the commercial relations of Canada with
China II not expedient to change pro-
visions of the Chinese immigration act,
nor tako any action that might be con-
sidered by the Chinese Government as an
invasion:of the spirit of treaty obligations
or as an unfriendly act.
. 1t is deemed polite and unnecessary to
recommend the alternative expedient of
raising the tax TO $500. The suggestion
that every Chinaman or woman in Canada
be taxed to the amount of $500 each year
and said tax be paid into the treasury Of
the municipality or city in which they may
be found sis question for consideration
: by other than the Government OF the Do
m fniOn,"
The morning call., 1893-10-02
MAHONEY RESPONDED
Welcome to the Veteran Firemen
at New York.
Grand Tour of San Francisco's Early
Fire-Fighters, Who Will Be
"ln 1t" at Chicago.

NEW YORK, Oct. President Anderson
and a committee of the New York Veteran
Fireman's Association were in waiting in
Jersey City when the special train with the
pilgrims of the Veteran Firemen's Asso-
citation of San Francisco rolled into the
depot. There joyous greeting was given
them, and on the ferry boat President An
derson made speech of welcome. advert
ing in pathetic tones to the grand rece ption
given his organization when they visited
the Pacific slope in 1856.
Senator j. Fl. Mahoney, who captains
the party. responded. On arrival in New
York carriages were in waiting and the
veterans, with the ladies, were taken to a
hotef
After two days visit here they will 90
TO Buffalo as guests of the Exempt Fire
mems Association. who will escort them
to Niagara Falls. From there they journey
to Chicago. They will participate In the
grand fremen's par edo on the 10th inst.
After leaving Chicago their next resting
place will be Denver. Colo. where prepar-
ations are now in progress by the fire de-
partment to give the boys grand send
home.