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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
THE MARKETS.
nEsrERs REPORT.

New Orleans. La. May 2G Testers
weekly New pIcaus cotton exchange re-
port. issued before the close of business
Today, shows tue amount brought nu
sight for the week 10 h. g per cent under
Tie seven days ending May 70 last year,
year before last. The total for the week
Is IT. bales less than the moyeiacni
May - to 20 inclusive last year, and
ioi9 hales less than during the same
date year before last, aud the deficit ~
the amount braught Into sight Tor the
lwenty-sla days of May Is 10. i2s bales
comlurel With the same time last year,
and o2,49S bales compared With the year
before. This brings the total deficiency
for the 2GI days of the season cndiug
this evening to a,460,023 bales les than
the movement same number of days last
season. aud .,O5t.So5 bales less than the
season before. The total brought into
sight tile past % days II 2S,iA bales.
against 30,lId from May 20 70 20 In
elusive last year, aud 36,24B bales
the year before, while the aggregate Tor
the tweuty-six days Of May rs llASuO
bales against liS,1Ss bales aud l01SlS
bales.
Total marketed from Sept, l to date
0,34S,WiO' bales, against b.sli,uo5 bales
aud S.lu3,iSl bales last year aud year
before respectively lNrom this date "a
last year the amount brought into sight
was 30, III bales and year before last
2la,ll2 bales In other, words all,r
this date last year, - l-lOO per vcnt
Of the crop was marketed, and the sed-
son before - S-lOl per cent
Movement slncp Sept ] shows receipts
at all United States ports l,SlO,S 200 bales
against 6,S.l2, IOI bales last year ami
O,IlSTn3 bales year before.
Overland across The Mississippi on
INaa.IH fI8INN
aud Canada, Si3,lnl bales against l,lAH.
SlI bales and l.0ASGOA bales. Interior
stocks IN excess of those held at thr
close of the commercial year Sl.2O1
bales against iIl.T5D bales and liO.i3i
bales. southern mill iNkings, 1GN,eA
bales against bj0,5Ju bnlcs and 49, %
bales, Northern spinners have taken
the past week 1913 bales more than la1.
year. This mgkes decrease in tax
ing Of 5OB,255 bales this season t.
date
Foreign exports for the week 55.G2b
bales, uWinst 1S.Dl6 bales last year
making the total FOR tho season 3,O05, Ni3
bales, against 5,tiA. lAI bales last year,
or decrease Of l.AilS igi bales Total
tnklngS Of American mills. oNrth. South
aud Canada thus far this season, 2,2l5,-
lOi bales, against 2,GAS.Iit bales Last
ycac These Include ld14.12i hy north
ern spinners, against 2,i2OOs0 bales
stocks al sea ports and tweuty-ninc
leading southern interior centcrs de-.
creased during the past week 46,U03
bales, against decrease corresponding
period last year Of i3.0DT bales, aud nre
nov lNINi6 bales smaller thun This date
Ia 1892
Including stocks left over at ports aud
interior towns from last crop aud the
number Of bales brought into sight thus
ignr Of the new crop. tie supply to date
IL uSSl'ols bales, against O,O93.029 bales
same period last year.
In consequence Of the shrnknge of
movement Secretary Hcstnrs weekly
stitement will be discontinued for the
present. Monthly and annual figures will
be put forth as usual.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

w. s Ferguson. county superinten.
dent of public instruction. has ordered
elections for school trustees in the dif.
ferent districts Of the county, June 3.
General Manager Hrmltn OF the
Texas Central says: ''rhe recent furry
In Wall street affects railroads and rail-
road building materially The effect of
such occurrences rs were lately noticed
remains behind for some time and il
in that great money heart of the country
always injurious. Investors become
cautious and new enterprises which must
be floated by the capital OF that street
Iemain at n standstill. The recovery is
slow, but II has already set in"
Post II, Il. 7. A., will celebrate the
opening of their handsome new head
quarters with an elaborate social ses-
sion tomorrow night.
John Kelly of Bosqueville. aud the
notorious Il. II. Wingate, were taken to
the penitentiaiy this morning. the for
mer to serve two years and the latter for
five years for burglary, In addition 10
two years for swindling the State bank.
A large amount Of wool IL being re-
ccvcd Ia the city and the receipts are
said to he greatly In excess of Inst year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
WACO.
A Movement TO Erect a Huge Auditorium.
Four Prisoners winsais's Case Again.
Other Notes Of interest

:, Waco. Tex. May 26.-(Special1-Hon
Y. A. Mcdowell of Gatesyillc nass,.j
through the city this morning, he WIS
returning from u visit to Niisslss inpi 10
see his father, who Is an extensive miami.
state. S' tHu'
Mae, as everybody calls him. talked
interestingly concerning the whiiecaps
nt brookhaven aud the adjoining com.
iies These unwelcome and dangerous
cltizens are extremely numerous In Inc
section named and seem To be warine
war against everybody. They have tsi-.
rorized the inhabitants and are running
tue country. Many have sold ont their
iarms' disposed OF their property and
lett the country. The officers In several
instances, he says, are notoriously in
eihcient and their relationship In many
cases TO members of the whitecAps. rem
ders them OF no assistance In mniutnin.
ing law aud order. The marauirrs
seem determined TO drive all the negroes
out OF the country. They are also wag.
ing war against Jews and several of tie
latter engaged in business have closed
Their places. The conditions there nrr
worse than have been reported, he states.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
BROWNWOOD.
DID MRS. GLASS MURDER HER
huSBAND2
Or Is II All a Mlstake-The School Closing.
To Work Mines Supposed 10 Have
Gold In Them.

brentwood, Tex, May 0.-(Special)
The trial Of Mrs. Glass Of Coleman
county charged with being accessory TO
the murder Of her husband In the sum
ner Of 81. has been in progress In the
district court this week Judge Lindsay
of Comanche Is acting as judge IN this
case. The result Of the verdict, 1t APP
pears, will depend largely upon the eredi-
billty of n witness who turned states
evidence. after having sworn at pre-
yious times that the killing was done In
seif-defense. Sims a. Snodgrass Of Cole
man represent the defense. jenkins x
Mccartney are assisting District At
torney Crosson in the prosecution,
Several OF the business men here re
Gently organized company TO work
some mines In the northern part Of the
county. which are believed 10 contain
quite \ quantity of gold Some speeei-
mems Of the ore were brought IN today
and tested, giving sufficient evidence Of
such a quantity o. gold us TO encourage
the stockholders TO continue the inYesu-
cation and to thoroughly test me nlhesi
ME commencement exercises OF lAhiei
Baker college are being held this week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
A LARGE AupIroRIrM.

The subject of large auditorium for
the city Is being discussed Thr city.
contains no hall with a seating capacity
OF more than 600 and Il Is probable thnt
steps will soon be taken 10 provide ~
auditorium sufficient 10 seat about three
times that number. speaking OF this ma
Ter today, DIR. ]. G. ]. King remarked
Waco Ought to have good lnrc
hudltorinm, There Is no mbllc building
constant demand for II hall larger and
more commodions than amy which he
CITY now possesses. When we hold The
big conventions here next year which
have, already been secured. we will have
no Place TO put delegates"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

Chief Aenold forced the variety men
10 put Oh the blinds tonight. They kick
ed, but the law Is inexomble,
Mary Black was fined 500 today by
Judge I.auderdale for keeping dis
orderly house. The justice also abolished
the city court with one fell swoop.
The point was raised that the woman hnd
been convicted and fined In the city
court, which barred further prosecution.
The justice held the point not well taken,
us he didn't believe the city court had
an existence. ne Unconstitutional amend.
ments failed to make provisions for the
same
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
FOUR PRISONERS.

Sheriff Burke returned from Houston
this morning, having four prisoners in
He went down 10 the Bayou civ II
few days ngo after Colorado Kid $
who had Skipped" leaving his bonds.
men here in the lurch. While In Hons.
ton he rounded up Israel Harmon. AIN
McGowGn, alias Pony Bill and lake
sparkle, a negro. They are all wanted
mere TO answer charges against them,
preferred by tile grand Jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
rnE wEArnER.

galveston. Tex. May 2G.-The low
pressue continues over western Toxas.
and q trough Of low pressure runs north.
EASY 10 tue lower lakes between low
,lgh pressure areas over the south At
hhiic and e,rt Gulf states aud thu other
over ne northwestern part uf the tuun.
NY. ItmDeraiurc has fallen over Ten
hesse,t Arkansas and Oklahoma and up
Per Mississippi valley aud risen or chung
ca Dut slightly over other sections Of the
country. Cloudy ana rainy heather pre-
walls throughout the central valleys and
partly cloudy 10 clear prevails over
other sections Of the country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PICKwIcK

]. o. Curtis. Henrietta; II. NJ. Collins
Denton Tex \. Hector st, Louis w. y
lialdridge, 1nola, ]. n. NJ. L.. cotter. Tex
nrknnR Robert b. Jones, New Orleans
VIM, somen, iloustCn; H. u. Preston. 81
Louis; J, W.. Crney' Kansas Cily D. X.
J. +. Harrison, sherman; i, Y, Andrews
Sherman A. Is Jnyinll, galveston, Tom
NJ Bowens AUSTIN a. Is, ItobrrtHoni colo-
RADIO city; J. n Webb, san Aggrl9i y u.
N H. Hoyey. lloWie: n II, Jones. B0wiei
H. Weyl Snn francisco;P. Il Hull. Jnck.
sou. Miss; w d. Jordan. QHnah. 4. q.
Highsmlth, Amprilloi O. a. oliver Anna
stevens, Gainesville: T. /. Smith, Durham,
~ o.: Jno. Massey, Kaufman, Text NJ. NJ.
Ilnuce Kansas CITY. o. O. Pinphn, thicagu;
Geo. A. Webster, Dallas W r. McGil,
seymour Tex II. O. Porry, Baird. Tex.
W, 4 Dltle. s.. Louis; @, $. Long, san
bills Eddy, ~ NJ; J, w. Henderson,
bowie: Harry stoea. Los Cruors y. NJ; j.
II. White, Commerce; J. A. Williams and
wife, McGrcgor. Tex; Il " iaL, Kansas
Chimney. st. Louis. n. c. Whitfield Nac0i
n H. Blankenahlp nailasi w. Y. cFnr-
land, Bolton. Tex; Herman MooA, Kansas
Gty: Robert g. Smith. New York; ]. ".
iuinbus o.; n L. Carter. ST. Louis; l.. Pan.
ders Tyler Tex. Louis Ochs New OrlesnSi
Miss Cooley. Galveston. y W SuWineis
SULPHUR springs; A. Hoover toralehna; w.
i. Cobb. Wichita Falls; Thos- =. Green, q,
q. and s. T. ny; J. Menderson, Cincinnati
%, n A. slonn breckenridge; 4. g. Evans,
81 Louis: r. $, Holden, Dallas Jesse
Evans, Kansas City, w. J. Bal Moody.
Ter. I'd llelne, Ir;; New Dnelns, WI.
Louis frank Minlard, Mllwnukea: Jnbni y.
Terry, Richmond va. Glen u. Fletcher,
81 fouls; VIM. Dean, Memphis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
KANsAs clrY lIynsrnck

Kansas City, Mo-, May 10 Cattle
Receipts 1000, shipments 50oi steady to
w higher. Range steers Sla1tfllO,
shinpers SiA0a1,50, native COWS S2,Ot5t
$50, butchers Sg.ONfiI.O as. bnns np,l
mixed S9.Gn6rl IL.
Hogs Receipts 1900. shipments 1000:
weak 70 % lower Bulk OF sales SN.ulti
WSl, heaNlcS S6s5dGAj, packers So S6s
H,A, mixed S6.hVnGa0 light SOOOit
Nto' Workers SG.T0ddS1, pigs dla5Otk
sheep Receipts 2Gn0, shipments none;
stronger Muttons SiaOdi 60
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

ny Rev. D.. Dahney delivered an adj.
S s, pn Prssonai "Reminiscences Of
S'9'eMMl Jacisan Monday night,
tended The o, Il. q ld,eie m i.an,na IN I,
there go N''''i7 WIZ
u Ellis aud wife ot Utica, Miss. are
In the city prospecting
Quite a number u Coleman county
ylu5e us are here this week A. witnesses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
WILL FARE ROUGHLY.

Sherman. Tex, May 26,-lSpecial) y
young lady Of this city yesterday about
one mile north OF town. She ran "a
her home and told her father Of the H.
suit and he and other parties are la puf.
suit Of the man, who, II caught. viii
fare roughly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
NEW ORLEANS PRoDucE.

New Orleans. La. May 20 Sugar
strong. open kettle fair 49,. centrif'i-
gAi choiee yellow clarified, v.lGNCt
11.1G: prime do 4 a-s6f4 10; on do,
4 3-16; seconds. a-1WI4.
Molasscs nominal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
WEATHER roRErAsr.

Galveston, Tex. MAY 2B-I.ocnl fore.
cast for Texas east Of the lO0th merrill.
an for twenty-four hours, ending mid
night May -, Fair. slight change
IN temperature, except colder over north
aud northwest Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.

New York, May % Reeves dull. poor.
Get To- best strers. S01a6fi.S5; calves
dull, lower; Vcals, S6tNdiH 20; hnttor-
milk calves, S4aO6rl 20.
Sheep slow, steady; lambs active
irl1; sheep. 81. o,Ni5AO, ycnrnrs, 81 IN
M5Ib; lambs, SS25mSf3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
WOOL
sr. LOUIS wool.

st, Lnnis, Mo. May 20 Wool Rc.
ceipls, l0S700 pounds, shipments, o..
200 pounds; market easier, bat not quot
ably changed. offerings light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
KANSAS CirY PRODUCE.

Kansas Cilg No. May 2G.-Wheat-
Active, lower. Nj rel 11uCOc
Corn Active. firm. 14fil-2 higher.
No. . mixed 81 l.4iiA lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

and wife. Fort worth; A. NJ Aehison. iAal.
Marniounih: John iiif. Ihiiaaelrhhs * Il.
i,crrytun. inrsion W. \. AdRlr, Dallas .
y. =. hnnrHslcr aud wifc ~. Louis, " w,
Aitue tincinnnui Walter ~. Walsh. ~.
Louis Henry sales. Aaiiync, 1cN.; " n
rites Philadelphia; II. 4 Smiihl nalti-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

ST. Louis, Mo. May %. Cotton quiet.
middllng. I lie: sales. $40 bales; re-
oeipts. 300 bales; shipments, 1000 balea,
stocks. U2,G00 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

owen II. Burnetie. Dallas; ". ], Feline
Se,dlufhous, st Louis; John W. Duncan,
TYLER. Tex; n n. Jones, Tyler. Ie1, :
Frank II. sparrow. Fort Worth II. y.
Tht mps0n, Galveston; w. ]. keenou. Cal
srk and wife. Fort WORTH A. L. Dingee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

New York, May 20 Wool Light dc
maud, steady; domestic fleece, 2fm32c,
pulled. 2Ual2ic; Texas, lTM2ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27

LIVERPOOL. May "a. Especial Cotton
futures closed firm, ! 70 points higher
May Northumberland giA
MAy-Juna ............ s.....t.... OiA
June-July ..-.....--.......... OtB
Ju.y-August ......-.-.s,...... Job
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Galveston, Tcx..,May 0.--(Speolall
Slehr--p.anfatlo agents prices 10 rount
lots by the carload for Louisiana sugar1i
Market closed firm and unchanged
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-06
COUNTY ENDEAvoRERs.
The Convention at Carlton Interest
ing and Profitable.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
CARLTON, July 3.-The county con-
vention of the Y. L. s. g. L. held here
was a success in interest and profit II
not in attendance. None of the officers
we're present but Miss Ida Pierce,
president Of the Fourth district, came
and was chosen chairman, Miss Minnie
Callister, secretary. 9. ID. Wood and
Rev. W. @. Wheeler discussed promi-
nent topics on the program and Miss
Eta Callister led the morning praise
service. Miss Pierce also gave valua-
BILE and interesting talks, showing her
familiarity with the work. Rev. Zim
norman. Of Carlton, also gave an
interesting address. Greetings were
received from Salina, Chapman and
Abilene. It.was voted that the next
meeting be held at Chapman in Octo-
Der. Miss Cora Shriver, Of Carlton,
was elected county delegate to the
district convention at Minneapolis;
Miss Minnie Callister alternate. Reso.
lutions reRretting the officers absence
and promising renewed efforts were
adopted and the convention adjourned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-06
IN HANDSOME QUARTERS,
Rothschilds Clothing Store Situated
in It's New Room.

Rothschild's clothing and gentle
mems furnishing goods store In
thoroughly fixed in its new quarters,
Hazlett room on Broadway, east side.
The room has been relitted throughout.
The walls and ceiling have been re-.
papered in tasteful tints and the
windows lowered and made things Of
beauty for the display OF goods.
New tables and shelves with new
arrangement Of the goods has put a
new face on the interior and it Is
metropolitan throughout. The entire
stock is now capable Of artistic display
and the visitor will be able TO inspect
every article in good light and with
an opportunity for comparison of
qualities.
Rothschild has arranged already for
his fall goods, having bought a large
and complete stock Of everything In
the line Of fall and winter clothing and
finds 1t necessary to make room for the
same on his shelves, so well filled is
every inch of space in the store. To do
this he will make extraordinary cuts in
prices on summer goods Of every de-
scription. Purchasers will lind this
an opportunity to get clothing at nom.
inal prices. Everyone is cordially
invited to call and examine the goods
in stock and see the new store. Do
not delay but call at once. Remember
the place.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-06
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Everybody is proud of Abilene's
band and liremen.
The Fourth was dull hot day In
Abilene with little to break the monot-
ony.
The Gun club shoot was not largely
attended but was enjoyed by a number
OF local sports.
Howard Thomson lost valuable
horse today, it having died of lockjaw,
caused by stepping on rusty nail.
WIN. Jones, known better as
Famous Bill, loaded up on bug juice to
celebrate the Fourth and got SIS and
costs in police court.
Henry Strswn, the veteran horse
man of the race track, has a new horse
In charge that promises well. The
horse ia the property Of Mr.. Hosey OF
Harrington.
The F. A. A. installed its new
officers, the list of which has been
published, Monday night. After the
lodge session there was banquet at
He's bakery when delicacies of the
season were enjoyed.
The board Of education met in
regular session Monday night. There
was the usual list of bills allowed;
Sylvester Collins was appointed to take
the school census, and the treasurer's
bond was approved. The board then
adjourned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. F. W. Wright, Of Ridge, wa
visiting friends in the city.
Alois spenner one Of east Dickin'
sons worthy citizens was In the city
today.
Cleyson Brown and sister, Miss Alma,
returned from q delightful trip to the
big Fair.
l.. StAmand and W. II. Thomas, two
Of Herington's jolly citizens, were doing
business in the city today.
Mrs W. s. Harley and daughter, Miss
Sadie Monies, are visiting Mrs. l.. IL.
Lifts, at her home in Newbern.
Arthur Lantz and Rachel Shook,
Of Detroit, celebrated the Fourth by
being married by Judge Hutchinson.
Fred Stokely is back from Chicago.
Cutting down the forces at the Fair
let him out of his job as Columbian
guard.
], A. Fiddock, one Of Flora town.
ships's successful farmers, accompanied
by his family returned from a pleasant
Worlds Fair trip.
Oscar, Misses Belle and Nellie Sim
mers and Miss Emma Cooley returned
last evening from the Worlds Fair.
They went with the Chapman excur-
sion,
ID. Is. Halderman has gone to Maple
Hill, Wabaunsee county, to take
charge of a general merchandise store
at that place for VIM. Rynearson, OF
Manchester.
James Adams returned this morning
from Edds, New Mexico, where he
has been for several months. He says
1t is land of sagebrush, alkali and
desolation and he is glad to get back to
Gods country.