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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

IT T7|TNIT
Waco Tex. March Oh. e, Scott. a
PRECEDENT ~ ne JitiHcns' railway cDmfany.
Waco.
. Nr' scntt recently purchased the electric
hnrs between Dallas ANA OAK Clid and t1r
uncnmplclei line between nallnr and Fort
worm, lie said he made those purchases
IN lne Interest N capitalists whom he rrii,
properties and In gnud territory. III Imfinass
vpWci un hrisky hc thought tho linp be-,
tween Fort Worth and Dallas would be-
gnmplrtei ana thus establish rand transit
was fearful be sHya chat 1 would
hht Texas experiencing the same straits
q her sister states arc all over the Union.
nnt happily there Is little evidence here "a
Indicate tia; the past wear has becn n harIl
one IN ToNne"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
rINEp roR coMrANIoNsHIr.

4 romantic story c0mci TO us from the
good town OF Sidney. Il says TINT an
elderly widower called upon a friend
thcrc recently. aud, 10 the COURSE of rho
conversation. conhded 20 him that b.
WINS very lonely HIS children had grown
mp aud gone. and he felt the need OF
clmpanlonship. Tive friend WIS equal 10
the emergency. Ilo told the disconsolate
widuwer of an excellent lady widow.
hls wfc's dstrr.wlo woulI be inet tho per.
son Of all 90 cheer up bis homo and mike
life reSlly worth living lic ended ly
writing m invitation 10 bis Hlstern-law
bis friend 10 WaterYille with Il. They
drove back together and on the way en-
tered into a marriage engagomcui Tho
wedding Is expected soon. Augusta
(Me) Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

,tyv. have cot canary az home,
Ia waller Thompson Of ldnc2ln. Neb;
.1.i,,, is rnart rs they make them- u
III voii vhy we think .. The hiri cage
banss IA 4 room in which there y larss e
n1 M si1rs One afternoon we were gu
roinr out for a slort whlls, ara, as ies
6rs WIS low. my wife nl's w 49, '',
W. 49, ~ II ho,ne before me hra got
80 Na were rQle good deal
49, io .hau we had cKpscftd. however.
w .,.,,-, % ratrr1ed tae room vas iike
ane 5.,r,ae,. ana me stove red hot ~
@ IVA 49, fsou-ht was Of the bird and
1nrn booking up A. the sage - not
se,ing him. eonep1ef AZ once ". -.
~. ~ ! .saair and climbed % 10 look ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

10y ANNN'AANfA NNNff
fittie Rock. Az. March 0.-The coup
iroilrr u thH currency hgs made an nfFqta,.
4ahut N ~ per ecni On M rtockhoiders 81
ihe dcfnnet HINT Anliogni hanl ~ tins
pliy. payable nesi Monday. Holders o.
new fi0cE ln this ciy have cnfagtd the
most p.o3lnrnt lawyers and propose 70 ~
fant the asseNmeni hoeEiHe u vas ifrtNu.
lady lssnsf When the stock wne increased
from tglGOl1 10 $4,000 The pficrfa took
ub frftain a4atts whleh had brhn charged
b proHi and toss, amounting % $4,000
und irdrehl fhHm hfek % the book. ~ az
sets, ana % these islued sto'k dividend
Thc 'oiher ti2S,O3O was issufd IN ihc f1i-
ldgging manner. iiy ave N tho directors
~ lac hank nfiug their NOTES for f1llppD
each md hFying the stock isfuci 10 them
and ibis STOCK was eoid together with The
dividend stock 10 innocent parties, nnd
fhe,a litter aro ihg pqope VINO are iiYhIirg
iha asffssmrilt They blsc thfir ariilu On
fho drcisiou q the supreme court innt Whi-n
y hatlonai bank incffatrd ~ sinet - must
be- Yalad BY a iNn'fhiIds majority of lir
siHckhnidarg and me stock l1pii pc ssh.
arrihrd and paid ~. 1fcy rlgim that flllc
new bfnfs Whf never adlHrrhfd fnr anu
that ne bEnk nayel resolved one n0liel of
eafh for ne f10.OoO additional STOCK that
Fas Issued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
WORK on ANARCHY.

Rome. March 0.-One Of the men
mentioned as injured By last nights dyna.
mite explosion died this morning. Tho
police have no doubt that the bomb
wiueh was hidden in the high hat. was
Of deputies. They also believe that tho
explosion was tie work Of anarchists.
Two others who were injured 10 the cA.
plosion are much worse today. one OF
the patients had his leg amputated this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

ronr woRrm STEAM DYE wollkE--
Ladies' and geuiH, garmcnis Of all knd,
Houston street. Fort North, Tex. uoohs
sent by express propmfly attended To-
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EVIDENCE IN The ASHES.
A FOUL DOUBLE MURDER IN
ARKANSAS.
Two Traders Murdered, Their Bodies
burned and Their stock stolen.
The Murderer Arrested.


10y Associated Press.
Little Rock, Ark. March GA special
to the Gazette from Paris, Ark, says
News reached her. yesterday OF Ter
rihle double murder committed four miles
south Of Bonneville. this county. The
crime was evidently committed Sunday
night the 18th ult Two horse traders
and their cook. young man about 20
years of age. went into camp in an out
house near Bonneville On the date named.
That night pistol shots were heard and
the next day the young man was seen
and the Two horse traders were miss
ing. That evening The house they had
camped In burned down. Ii was noticed
maj the young man was IN possession OF
al the horses and cattle thai belonged ia
the traders. Citizons began 10 suspect
foul play and went 10 where the housu
Nas burned, and In the ashes found tho
bones OF two human beings. The young
man was Immediately arrested OH tho
charge OF murder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

.rne Ynnne Lady 81 Horribly Burned
Pasted Away Yesterday.

Special Dispairn.
prsalssa Tex Msrrh a-NcNH ,THa re-
..ivri hfrn iN's tfsnins n the dlaih "
Nia4 falla Wiiaan fDr young Say who war
tnrntf NJ Burton Welnfsiry while pafsllf
no4r bcfnil2 Trash Pile. Scr fnihcr s.
,ffpsirr iirrihiY fn burns refcitai while
tying o. put out the ore 90 beg eieihina.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Press liepori.
Washineion. March 0. MI. Bland de-
eilncs to commit himself 70 uny *
IN candidacy. Ills declination. how
ever. does suggest that be would not turn
IA dlwn II li came on silver saver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

to the cage fully expecting to SOC the
poor bird stretched out on the door. dead
Instead. there he was sitting down Dat
N his tathtnb, with only his head. which
ter. exposed 10 the fnrnacelikc heat Of the
room. ST LOFTS Globe Democrat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
MORE COWBOY RACES.
Ride Two Days Over u Nebraska
Fiye-Mile Course.

Isolated Press,
iirn, Neb., March 9.-The cowboy
\ tlpm here to Chicago last summer
4 sreh universal interest and such
Ping Investment 10 lie hackers that
\ opposed the coming spring to have
n more long races. Instead Of rae
Chicago the coming cnntests will
va a tile-mile course. The riders
If'rt at 6 o'clock in the morning in
a TO complete 100 miles In the day.
. aces have been set for April -.
~, One day will be given MP to
~ There are now over 100 entries
Indian race A committee OF ar
nell., with w. Il. Hayward, chair
ad II u. OHM, secretary. has been
4 Al o meeting next Tuesday
ne committee will decide on rules
"a track.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

PERSON. At.-GENrs. ~ You LOVE run
md rfis, send use tsllycrl FOR cur iurrc
llet ~ ladies' Wishing correspondence IA.
dress Western Corresponding club, Par
SONS han.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
MAY DEMAND FEES ~ ADVANCE.


hN ANsntluNel AINnes
Springfield H.. March g.-rhc attorney
general today In reply TO an inquiry, "Cnn
q coroner acting IN The place Of a sheriff,
who Is not eligible 20 80 act, demand bis
fans In advance says IN such cuees:
"Nour fees can be demanded In advance,
NO matter whether the complainant j. sol
vent or lns0ivent. This OF COURSE, applies
10 civil cases only, in criminal cnsos no
fees can be demanded IN advance, as the
people do not have 20 pay any foes The
htt1rney-generu also renders an opinion
regarding tile publication OF ordinances
where fines penalties. lmprls1nmcnts, etc,
are imposed, or any appropriations proposed
by cities or villages 10 the effect that an
ordnance so PASSED must be published IN
some newspaper IN the city or village &c
least once within one month after tile same
have been passed or II no paper Is pub
lishod then by posting sunh ordinance IN
three puhic placess and no such ordinance
shall take eject until ten days after 80
posfeI or published. When printed in pam
billet or book form the publication or post
lug Is not necessary when ~ published by
authority Of tho village board Of trustees or
city officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
.s' gIgY.AIhoL SCARLET FEVER.

l a.. tss March 0.-The prevalence
d ever has resulted in active
va, ~ oo4ra Of health. That bode
"a -etpied code OF iules c6v-
. ,1ii Il egAduel Of anderiqtkers In fhe
p 4. lnsrals aud prenaration III
.tiegai lsli.i- The precautions II
49, y w prrveut ans snread az Ill
9.isas oash undertakers
sied. NIX vsuered 10 be promptly ais
y flnsr.,ssa % early as possible. ana
"a fssnii,,lAis Prohibited IN An cases III
S4i4- .l.lk nm scarlet fever.
Ae-ool attendance fen on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

speolnl ~ March g-lohn Bel :
penton,, ,he sheriG Of III eglais' ~ ~
brethes, y :, alar binseif berg .0,lsy' All.
isasssa rs riia. q ne5pal1e .i as avs
store and went late = ss drir. lie VA,
and took me Whole ei ssns snd his liis
inmeAe,. x. ,.srisi aad heroic HfA'.''A ~
IL n INV doing Nelh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
|.a Y MAY GET A BREWERY.

& Tex. March 0.-TLere is, ap,
. good Prospect for the building
III brewery in Waco by st. Louis
N M representative of capitalists
IN, missouri metropolis was here u
~, 10 on O mission which has for
L Il .,,.llllr securing Of some local sup
~ ,i5nvn an enterprise. II Is under
|irl..n ne result of this trip will
WHY be large brewery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
sHoRT AND QUIoK LIVE


eepth.boted .......s.4oa q. "a. $40 p. IN,
North bound arrive. 1870 a. N. 7.t5 y IN,
u. X Robins, T. p. \.
". y ORION, City Ticket AgL, COL hsin
street
+. @. ID. i.JSig. Ticket Agt., Union Depot,
n. y. ROBBINS. o. T., A, Houston,
Z. w. BEN. Traae Manuger. Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

lV9Q' 10 fearful are the parents Of tie
The board Of health has takcn The natter
IN hand. however, and It is confidently
believed that a few dnys time will see
the end of daurnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

sherman, Tex. March 0.-Thc Van
Astyne ncighborhood furnishes another
sensation today. 4 young lady named
Josie Munger was cngnred 10 three
young men. Tom Aioreand's suit was
favored by the parents Of the girl and
the wedding was 10 take place Sunday,
but another sutton named Sandrdge
went to Mckinney, secured n license.
then the girl and the pair were soon
married.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
OUT DOOR SPORT.
Hunting clothing, camp chairs. cots
and tents at Andcrson's gun store.
o0cKRAN oFF FoR MEXIco.
He Left san Antonio Yesterday Ac-
companlel by a Number Of
Railroad Officials.


san Antonio. Tex, March O.--A spe-
cial train OF four ears having ON board
Hon. Bourke Cochran and party J. c.
Sovereign, traffic manager Of the South.
ern Pacific Atlantic system y. Howley,
assistant general traffic manager; G. w,
Bien, traffic munger Of Texas lines; y.
Rollins, yiccprcsIdent Of the Mexican
Ceutrnl railway. and j. II. Morse aud
family If Boston left here this morn
ing for Mexico
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
LOCAL FORECAST.

,,s 7, on Tex, March o. - Local
a. y, ~ Texas for twenty -four hours
'4e n midnight March 10: North
esaifl Texas, East Texas.
Tf4s ieSas, coast district, gener-
" stationary temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Press Report.
,,,5an March 9-Gladstone had n
,lsd night ana is improved this morn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

M Thousand the Amount. Dallas
~ Of the Federal Court Ended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

SpecInI TlNllTOH'
Guthrie. o. r.. March &c. w Prior
Of Oklahoma City. who travels for n
wholesale drug house, was robbed Of
nearly Sl0O and a gold watch While
driving from Perkins To saltwater last
evening Three men on horseback fol-
lowed him q long distance aud finally
compelled him 10 hand over his yalua-
bles M the muzzle Of half dozen re-
vOlyers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
YOU

Want Pasteur Germ Proof Filter.
Scr them at Howe's Pharmacy, seventh
md MINI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
YCTI

Want a pasteur Germ Proof Filter.
~ them At Howes Pharmacy, Seventh
aud Main
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mnIIAMs cHAAlnnRLAIN.

Press Report.
San Francisco, March e,--Ampng the
Neehtrifs OF Bertha chamberlain Of the
GeIman elnperor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

WANTED WILL PAY 4 PEW LADIES
a rninry ~ $40 per wrck 10 work FOR me
IN their locality hi homo; Hight work. good
pay FOR pHrt lime, Write, Win stamp,
Alfa. u. u nnsseit an.to NDi, Marshall
Fisid A %. banding chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

ANY LADY VINO DESIRES no MAKE
$50 par woeh anl4tly nc huf pwn home,
ndlr,ns, with stamped envelope Miss
MIRA " Gordon Joliet III. lhls u n
tvs hnura per day u viii pay you 10 iu-
Neftluntr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

''1he Erpediency Of the Income Tax
is the subject for Bennett Prize essays
al Yalo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Etiquette will hencefor,h be studied by
the students az Elmira college,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

There are 2s00 students IN the uni
yenily Of Michigan at present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
|aAScE OF VENUE DENIED.
~ Must Stand Trial in Dallas
Nenire of 300 Exhausted.


~ Tex, March 0.--Judge Charles
,-o, q the criminal court this morn
f'slFaled j. G.. Handles motion
Spahnuaneo and sent the prisoner
At night when court had nd
y special venire Of 800 jurors
~ exhausted and FIVE jurors Sc
H.. The Others will be Obtained to-
Charles Reynolds and other
'-"n' WITNESSES are in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10
A SOLID CAR LOAD
or loaded shells Just received at Ander
,on's gun store.
oKhAHoMA RANpITs.


They Hold up Drummer and Get 500
and Watch,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

1ae soath I'D 2o06O nesro leaeher..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Ono 81 the grdnteat technical schools.
fhe Alnssachnsetis Institute o. reeno.
ainry. With an atieudaure OF li5f stu
dents, nacda money badly. Gen Fran
"a A. Walker. PRESIDENT reports dc.
helt last year Of $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

AdycrlaOfr should remember that letters
directed to initials only nrc not delivered
thrpnfh The pNstuihcc, lf initials are used
they shoni1 be directed 10 the care OF some
pefmu, htm or paeiarlce box,
list 81 letters tVinniuinN uncallyd for In
lhn counting fooln yesterday az y. ~
Persons calling for them Will please say
rttsrtiard.
A. Ill ~ o. i'll.
Carriage rainter-i. II. Nj.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

She Was Engaged to Three Men and
Married Him Who Throw Aside
Formaltios and was Quickest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

A circular hus been sent out TO the de
haiing societies Of She principal colleges
Of the country, Inviting them 70 elect dele
gales 10 attend convention 20 form
debating league or onion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

<m,. Cnll Tor our hargnins Ia nin-
ION niondu, Watches, chains, jew
eiry. inuirpmcnt. o. ali kinds,
~ GH pnbs. clothing, otr, Money eesy.
" ~ Per cent low. Tcaaa pawnhrokcr,
900 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-10

Harry Randolph Of Housion. while re-
pairinE q revolver accidentally shot
hmaef thl0usl ne hrud.
The morning news., 1894-05-10
Sailed Yesterday.
rk Eneide LItall, Hamburg.


Tytes. May 9-ArrIved at anchor, United
States steamer Wistsria. Brown. Charleston
Q 20 D. M Wind SE; fresh, cloudy.
Jacksonville, Fla, May 9-Entered, steam
ship IroIuois. Pennng on, New York.
Cleared steamship lroq1ois. New York;
schr Longfeilow. GOldthwaite, New York
New Orleans May 9--Cleared. steamship A
Lesund BOcas del Ioro; saltwater, LinV-
ingston: Foxhall, Port Limon; Henry Dunols,
Port Eads. May 9-Arrived, steamship
Clinton Westach. Biueheld; Tyr lNorI Ras.
mussen. Bocas del Ioro; Professor Morse
Gerchow. CeiDa.
Sailed steamship Algiers, Havana; Freja
Pensacola; knlckerDocKer. New York; schr
VIM Lermond, Providence, X I.
Mobile. Ala. May y--ArrIyed. schr B W
Morse, Newnerry, Tampa; schr James 3
Jordan, Martin "a a0ine Pass.
Cleared, bark Charlotte and Anna lGerl
Amsterdam.
Charleston. May 9-Arrived. steamship
Seminole, Chichester, Jacksonville; pro
ceeded to New York.
New York. May 7-Arrtved. schrs Abbie H
Gheen. Fraser. Jacksonville; Nettie Ship
man, Hudson Fernandina; Frances G ar
nall Scott Brunswick; Dora Matthews
Brown. Brunswick Julia Trubee. Darling
Savannah; lorenee Randall 1homp son'
Charleston: Harold Mccarthy, Hawley
sailed. schrs jeremiah Smith. Fernandina:
JOB II Jackson. Charleston; Greenleaf John
son. Brunswick
Baltimore. May 7-Arrived, schrs Benz f
Lee, 5teelman, Charleston; Agnes Manning
Shaw. AshepoO.
Norfolk Nav ARRIVED, steamer Beech
dene IBrl. savannah for Hamburg, faud
sailed; Endsleigh lBrl, Thomas, Charleston
for Savannah.
The morning news., 1894-05-10

4l942lsc; white western 427t5c. Hay. fair de.
mand and steady; shipping 6AG65c; good TO
choice sOl190c. Beef dull and steady: family
Sl2 uOGl4 90; extra mess IS OOGs so Beef
hams duh al SIS CO TIef,-u beef inactjve-
city extra India mess $40 0Ol2i 90. cut
meats quiet and steady: picked bellies &c
bid; picked shoulders 6G6i4C, picked hams
lGc mlddleS nominal. Lard quiet and weak.
western steam closed 81 90; city e6 756B s5I.c:
futures nominal; refined quiet, continent
. 10; south American . o.. Pork dull and
steady; no sales Butter moderate demand
and ABOUT steady; state dairy, new i2 l7c:
state dairy old, l90l2e; state creamery. new,
lt0plfe; western dairy. new. eGai2c. western
creamery, new, I30l1c; Elgins l7c. Molasses.
foreign, nominal: New Orleans Open kettle
good to hoiee S0lhSsc. duh and steady. Pea
nuts quiet. Conee options barely steady
and unchanged to Is points down: Nav Is 35:
July Is l5Goi5 20; September "A 5b8li 6: De.
cember Is e5i spot hto firm and quiet; No. z
lose. Sugar raw, fairy active and firm fair
refining 5-l6c; refined fairly active and
nrm; on A 3 il-l613 l5-l6c; standard A IA
4 3-l6c; cut loaf 4220l l5I6c crushed 4a.0
1 l5l6c; granulated 4D4 l5-lGc. Freights to
Liverpool weaker; cotton, steam 352d;
grain, steam Id, nominal.
Chicago, May 9.-in opposition to news OF n
decidedly bearish character the market for
wheat showed a wonderful strength TO-DAY.
July wheat sold between 5g059lsc and 5SIsc
closing at 5o&GI5S sc a net gain of aac Tor
the day. The cash wheat market was quiet
There was some demand from millers but
none from exporters. ked winter wheat was
Quotably &c lower. Corn received some
strength from wheat, some from oats and
presented some on its own merits but
the greater portion was on its own
individual standing. July tiuCtuated actively
between 59ta and 9ls. There was a good de-
mand for cash corn, and prices were up 3 "a
sc shorts in this market. particular those
who have open trades IN Nav and June re
ce1ved another awakening to day when they
found the market practically bare OF offerings.
The strength shown by the deliveries men
toned was powerful enough to carry the July
upward with them. The closing prices be-
came little easier, but the close showed a
gain over yesterday of &c for all
speculative options. Cash oats were
in goou demand. Prices were isd4tc hiEher.
Provisions were weak. dull and inactive
weak hog market gave bad start to product,
and they showed little signs of recovery
throughout the session. Some bidding for
lard near the close gave tin of hrmness to
the market at the close, hut otherwise there
was no feature to the trade. July pork closed
l2lac lower, July lard sc lower, and July ribs
sc lower.
Chicago, May Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour market duh ana neglected;
prices unchanged, feeling easier Wheat-No.
, spring SIC; No. 2 red SIC. Corn-No >
Ss3sc. Oats-No. ? 35sl63613c Mess pork
per barrel, Sl2 256512 27la. Lard per 100
pounds, 81 2517 271l. Short rib sides 20 37lS
| 06 40. Dry salted shoulders Sc ONG16 25
Short clear sides Sc S71aa7 l2s. Whisky
81 Is.
The morning news., 1894-05-10
TWINS GALORE.
New Hope Is Going Through n Most
Remarkable Experience.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
New Hope, Pa, May 5.-This village,
formerly an easy-going, quiet place, is
racked with mingled anxiety and pride,
all by an outbreak of twins.
1t began with Mrs. Charles johnson,
the wife of the towns leading butcher,
and with her relative, Mrs. Edward John
son. The wife Of Constable Lewis Ben.
nett and Mrs. Ezra Hall fell into line
few days later with pair each, all girls.
When Landlord A.J.Solomon, of the Farm
ers' Hotel, returned home the other even
ing he heard the crying of twins, while
triplets sung welcome for his friend
around the corner, Jonathan Bartlett, the
livery stable keeper.
Mrs. John Mcdonald. the wife of q farm
hand, and the estimable better half of
Rev. Mr.. Gray, presented twins to their
husbands within a few hours of each
other, and the physicians who attended
them announced that Mrs. Gean Dune
and Mrs. John Peterson had also done
likewise. These additions to the popula-
tion had scarcely been recorded when
Mrs Irwin Hendrickson, wife of the pro-
prietor eff New Hopes big paper mill, and
Mrs. Fred. Schabinger also contributed
twins to the town.
Mrs. Joseph Moors. Mrs. Augustus and
Mrs. Michael German, the rosy-cheeked
wife of a plumber, have also come to the
front with their quota, and the women of
New Hope who have twins now about
equal the number Of those who have not