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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
ooon .nvERr1sExENr.

ToPEKA. Kan. April So.-Mrs- A VI.
Clark. secretary of the Kansas Wofld's
Fair Board, i in receipts OF q letter frcn
Mrs. Poster Palmer commanding the re-
cant report of The boaTd- Difee:or Gen
erSl Dsyis has also written a letter 70
Mr.. Ciuk conEVatulstinz the board uPon
the excellent showing ot tse resources os
the sia.e and saying that tne report Is one
OF the be~t advertisements of Kansas he
ia cTer ss-sl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
CALVIN'S GROUP

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 30-The Calvin
wing OF General Fry's army lett Column
bus at $40 tonight on the Baltimore and
Ohio, for Brentwood, lS3 miles east of Col
umbus. The company offered to carry
them at the rate Of one cent mile. aud
the trades assembly raised by subscription
among the working men of the city about
$50. Calvin obtained forty-fve recruits
here and the regiment numbered 30 when
IL filed through tue city
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
KANSAS IN THE SOAK.

TOPEKA, Mas. Apr. 5o-RsSorts from
Twenty-Five points IN eastern aud c-utTal
kAnSss are 10 the tfecE ,hz, toe rains Oi
the pz-i three days have been general over
thoss sections Re9Te-hiag ssoE-rs are
also repostea frons dilfereDt past, Of t3s
exfrepa- west WheSr generally !ocEs
weil and farmers arc iuhisAnt o. acc0Gsi
OF tie prospscgs Ter .ood crop.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
ILLINOIS MINERS.

ST. Louis. April 30 Special 20 tho
Republic from near by points ia Illinois
indicate that 500 miners went out Oh a
strike at mines located in Breeze. issba-
non, OEsilen and Alma today. About
200 men AZ the Lincoln Coal company :
shaft agd the Citizens Hhaft near Lincoln
also quit work today. Specials from
Pans, III, ssy 80 miners from Sprinz.
field and Taylor are ob their way 80 tAst
city To forcs the miners out Serious
troub.e q exnsctei
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
DISASTROUS CLOUD BURST.

OMAHA, Neb.. April 30-A special 10 the
Bee from Corning, Iowa, says: News
was brought in this morning of fearful
cloud burst in Lincoln township, Adams
county. Halt covered the ground TO a
depth of three inches and the Williams
branch of the Nodaway river overflowed
so uuickly as to cause great loss of live
stock. The damage viii be about 5000.
all on the farmers"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
STRIKE FORCES A CUT

TOLEDO, o., Apsii 81 -Cisneral Manager
Ferris, OF tue OHIO Central railroad. has
issued an order TO cut the nav Of all
salsried men IS per cent beginning Nav
l. Mr.. Ferris says this temporary reduc-
tion Is rendered necessary OF the coal
strike, as half the reads business IS coal
uafic
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
CHICAGO CHIMES IN.

CHICAGO. April 30.-RAndali's Common
veal army will start for Washington to-
morrow morning, rain or shine, with
about 80 men in the ranks. The city
council tonight issued an order to the chief
of police instructing him not to interfere
with kelly's army when il reaches Chicago,
provided 1t violates no state or city laws.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
ELEPHANT ON HAND
les EOINES INVITED KELLY AND
NOW HE WONT LEAVE

City in a Turmoil Over the Doings #
Scores of AccessionS to the
Army and Lots of Grub.
Labor Organizations
Take Up the Com
monweal Fight.
Days Doinas.
Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
,.sHALL1EvER BE STRONG AGAIN q.

Many persons suffering from chronic
lack Of yigor ask themselves this question
in vain. They have neglected the one sure
means of conferring what they lack and
long for In a very brief time, If they
would but use Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, they would find their appetite and
sleep renewed aud strength revived. The
Bitters will also surely remedy dyspepsia.
malaria and liver complaint.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
FRANK HATToy DEAD.

BCELDcToS. Ia. April % -Tss nsus ct
Frank Ha;ton's death eaas~f a shock 20
this city. Expressions OF syrnps'sy vers
general smOaz bis msoy Cd frss1ds.
formed drrsax hss resldesss LsTs <s man
a-er % ta- Barliazt0a HA-ksya His
rEsotne., two sisters x5t . aan Der % afs
-lfe's r~iatioos sni other rsi<{ir.s iivs a.
Mount P.ezszas. asd sorrow tbsrs - xsa-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
LUxezg CoxoHYss

81 PArI- &lns.. Aoril S1--Ths seoord
iu1sDsr coagfess of tie Cas;zd state.
closed tOolgsL Dslsg6s-s wer- present
from a-&Ely sEsry s.sse 10 TIE Issoa. A
sarcastic rEso4uIk1z sss &eoyt<1 thsakIns
the \. T. a tor "a b1zorsa posltsoa j.
psiiiscs. xsc aErslzzsd ia. sxSAsaz.tton
roar1lJ-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
HOW THEY STAND
ST. LOUIS BROWNS ARE STILL
LEADING FOR THE PENNANf.

Boston Comes Next and Then the
Phillies and Baltimore and the
Rest Trail Out in the Rear.
Anson's Colts Prove an Easy
Mark for Louisville-BoS-
ton Breaks Tie in tie
Tenth Inning.
Echoes From
the Tracks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
BRITISH COMMONS.

LONDON, April 30'-In the house OF com
mons Ihe secretary OF state for Iadis, re-
plying TO questions on TIE subject said
that the statement that the government
OF India, or the secretary of state Tor
India, intended TO reopen the Iadia mints.
is entirely uufounded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
KNOWLEDGE

BriB-s comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
nightly ussd Tie many. who live bet
ter than other. and enloy LIE score, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
sdzptiny the worlds best pr1dacts %
the needs Of physical being. vii a:.e-.
tie value To health Of TIE pure liqgid
Laxative principle. embraced II tie
remedy. syruT Of Fig.
Its ezeeiIsnoe l. due % i.s prs.er.i-y
IA ihe form DOst acceptable and plsss-
ant u sse tazts, tbe i.fFrzzing and truly
benehclsl properties Of pzrset lax
atsve; easetuAlIy eleznsing tie system,
cssf-iiiny ocids, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing eoassip~tiou.
IL haz z iTen sa.tsfaciion 70 millions ard
Esst with The approval Of fbe rssdscAl
profession. bsczG-e il zets OF the KID
neys, LsTer snd Bowels without weak
eniSg them ani it l. perfectly tree from
every Objectionable substance.
-yrup II Fsxs II Ssf szle b. al drug
gists in zoe zsd si bottles, bat /. u nan
as4etrrs1 by the Czlsfornia Fig syrup
O.. oniy, s;aosr nznse i printed On every
IszekAge. sis0 sbe nasne, syrup u Fig-s.
and being wesi !nforEned. yoa viii 10.
aeosp. 2sy sa5=.It4ie Il osxss4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
FEDERAL OFFICIALS CANT HOLD

GUTHRIE, o. T., April 30 The decision
of the interior department involving an
important corner in Guthrie is that &. y.
Barnes, ex-register of the land office, can
not hold lots because he was a government
official. This bars all federal officials from
securing titles to land aud gives actual
settlers over $1,000, 600 worth Of property
in the leading towns of Oklahoma claimed
by government officials
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
h1ffAA1l
ALONG PROCESSrO,

4 LONG PROCESSION
Of diseases start from a torpid liver and i'm
pure blood DR.. HercS's Golden Medical Dis
covery cures every one Of them. 1t prerents
them, too. Take it, q you ought, when You
feel the frst symptoms tlsnguor. loss ct ap-
petite, tullness, depressionl and you'll save
yourself from something serious
In building up needed flesh and strength.
and to purify and enrich the blood, nothing
can equal the Discovery" 1t invigoratcs
the liver and kidneys, promotes al the bodily
functions. and brings back health and vigor.
Fer Dyspepsia, I" Liver Complaint Bilious
ness, and ell Scrofulous, Skin, and Scalp Dis
esses, it is the only remedy that's guaranteed
TO benefit or cure, IN every case, or the money
n refunded
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

VIII be of value to the world by illustrat-
ing the Improvements in the mechanical
arts, and eminent physicians will tell you
that the progress in medicinal agents has
been OF equal Importance, and ss q
strength theniug laxative that Syrup Of Figs
Is far In advance of all others.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
RUSH OF WATERS
CANADIAN VILLAGE DEVASTATED
BY AN OVERLOOKING RIVER

Banks Of the Noire Cave in Above st.
Albans Filling River Bed and
Causing Waters 10 RnSh Down
on Unprotected Hamlet
Twelve People Known
to Have Been Killed
and Much Prop
erty Destroyed.
Particulars.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01

building was we'll stocked. all of which is
destroyed. The loss to Puryis and Hoif-
man will be over $4,000.
There Is another ire IN progress IN the
city which takes part of the department..
Ii is not known how the fire started.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
LYNCHED THIS moRsTso.

OMAHA. Neb. May la special To the
Bee says: A mob at o'clock tdss mora
ing went TO the city jail. after having
shut of the electric lights, and speedily
disArmed the jAilef. took out Johnson,
Marshal WhIfnsy's murderer. and strung
bim no.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01

weather Tor wichita tOday-GencrAlly fatr
until Wednesday, with nearly stationary
pressure.
Highest temperature yesterday. ....... "a
Lowest st............... .. 20
Average for month thus far. .............. 81
April average, past five years .......... 81
Average Tor oOth day y.-.....-........-..,..... %
During the past twenty-four hours there was
trace of rain at $3.50 p. IN. The toll al rainfall
during the late storm was l. Is inches, and the
total during April was 1888 inches, which is
30 inch above the normal. The actual read
ings of the barometer at a. m. and p. IN.
were 2S.iS7 and 2s.36l inches, and the reduced
were 9.S67 and 2. .Tsl inches.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Following is the
forecast up TO p. III. Tuesday:
For Kansas-Fair, preceded by showers in
eastern portion; winds shifting northwest;
cooler in eastern and southern portions.
For rOkiahoma-Generaliy fair; winds shift
ing to northwest.
For Colorado-Fair aud warmer; variable
winds.
No pinDle snO. or biemish disfigures III n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
TIRED OF TYRANNY
PEOPLE OF OKLAHOMA CITY PRO-
TEST AGAINST SCOTT.

Mass Meeting Held by Citizens Of All
Parties to Take Action in the
Matter of fImprisonmento of Edi-
tors Burke and Brown-Con-
gress to be Memorable
ed TO Dust Judge
SEQ t-P1anS OF
Dawes Com
mission.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01

About Catarrh- No matter what you've
tried and found wanting, you can be cured
with DIR. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy. The pro-
prietors of this n.edicine agree 10 cure you,
- th.rn EaY you $500 in cash.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01

ST. LOUIS. April So-First race, SIS:
Florence Shanks won; Tom Stevens. sec-
one; Carson. third. Time Loss seconds.
Second-l1-I6: Eolie won; til ,diola, sec
ond; ketchum. third. Time 1:i4
Tbira-S-4: Jack Richeiiu won; Bayard,
second; Gallant, third. Time 1:l9S..
Fourth 3-4 mile: Brockwood won; Lady
Lister, second; Senator Irby, third. Time
1905.
FIlth-5-S: Jim Head won: Miss Gallon.
second; Elmstone, third. Time I:O55s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01

RoBY, Ind, April 3o-First race-Ralf
mile: Red Jim won, Charm second,
Auditorium third. Time :53
Secoud-Nine-sixteenth of mile: Top
Mast won. Blackburn second, Ernest l.
third Time :59sl.
hird-Nine-slxteenth OF mile: Ike S
won, Nativity second, Shenandoah Maid
third. Time 1851
Fourth-Three-qusrters of mile: James
'. Carter won. Lucinda second. Lsmore
third Time I:22j{
Fifth-ODe miir: Signature won, Rhono
second, Ulster third. Time l;5S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
SONS OF NOBLE sIREs.

No pimple, spot or blemish disfigures tie
skin preserved by CUTICURA SOAP.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
NEW YORK-BALTEioRE.

NEW YORK. April Suitability to bat
the ball lost the game for New York while
Baltimore had no trouble in hitting the
New York pitchers. Attendance 1900.
Score:
RHE
New York. ..oooS 0OO21- 2
Baltimore. .....O 9 o 2 0 o +-10 10 3
Earned runs-New York, 2; Baltimore, 6.
Three Observation-Disclosures, Brouthers and
Mullane. Two basehits-Vau Haltren.
Couuor, Jennings. Battsries-Gormana and
Doyle; Mullane and Robinson. Time-l:55.
Umpire-Lynch.
CINCINNATI-PITTSBURG.
CINCINNATI. April 30-Chamberlain
went To pieces in the. seventh, allowing
PittsburS To win the game. Score:
Cincinnati. ......0 10000 SO G
PittsDurg. o 90 - 2-l5 IA 0
Earned runs-Cinclnnati, 6; Pittsburg, q
Two Observation-Disclosures, Motz, Lyons,
Nichol, Glasscock and Beckley. Batteries
chamberlain and Murphy: Gumbert,
Nichols aud Mack. Time-2:l5. Umpire
Emslie.
BROOKLIN-WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. April 3O-The game was
Il smuggling match and Brooklyn won by
hitting at the right time. Score:
Washin gtou.. 20 OOO7 0O0 SO 10 8
Brooklyn. 3 g O / 2 0 +-15 12 q
Earned runs-Washington. 4: Brooklyn,
@ Two basehits-SullivaD, Treadway aud
Gastwright. Home runs-Joyce aud Cor
coran. Observation-Disclosures, Dugdals, Mer-
Ger and Egan; Gas5wright. Daub aud c.
DALEY. Tlme-2:30. Umpire-Stage.
LoUIsvILLE-CHICAGo
LOUISVILLE. ky., April 3o.-Louisville
had no trouble in hitting McGIii today
and won easily. Score:
r II T.
Louisville. .......0 9 01 9 o 9 l O. SO 2
Chicago. Q o o 0 9 o o % 9 i
Earned runs-Louisvile, 4; Chicago, l.
Two basehits-Irwin. Three basehits-
Pfeffer, 9; Denny, T. Brown. Batteries
kilroy and Earle; McGll and Kittredge
Time-l:35. Umpire-Swartwood.
ST. LoUIs-CLEvELAND
M game. rain
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PHILADELPHIA, April 30-Excitement
was Intense among the 5000 spectators
when in the tenth inning Boston broke
the tie and won the game on long fly 10y
Bannon, which enabled Mccarthy To score
from third. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
WEATHER BULLETIN.

| Weather for Wichita todsy-GenerAIly fair
until Wednesday, with nearly stationary
pressure.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
Philadelphia. 10000 3ao-515

Boston. .........I / o 0 t D
Earned runs-Pniladelph phia, 8; Boston, 5.
Two baseEits-Weyhing, Allen, 3: Ryan.
Three basehits-Clements, Hamilton.
Tucker, Nash aud Long Batteries-Wsy-
hing and Clements; Nichols and Ryan.
Time-2:15. Umpre-Hurst.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01

NEW YORK. April Suitability to bal
Baltimore had no trouble in hitting the
New York pitchers. Attendance 1900.
Score:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01

Pure blood is better than "blue blood"
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar-
lila
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-01
Western League,

No game: rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

Quotations based ON small lots 10 re-
dealers. Antipashine. per ounce, DOC;
Acetanlid, per ounce, lOc; per pound,
65c; acetic acid, per pound, lOc; carbol-
ic acid. cryst., per pound. 3O1S2e; mn'
iatic acid, Q. r., per pound. re; nitric
acid, G. r., per pound, &c; snlphnric
acid, q. p, per pound. 22c; tanuie acid,
bulk. per pound. SIPS; alcohol, 30 per
cent, per Gal, S242; less Sc for cash;
alum, per pound, 4c, antikamnia, Sl.Vl;
antifebriue per ounce, 2Jc; anupyrene,
Der ounce. 81 40; ammonia, carbonate,
per pound. Ice; vitriol, per pound, busci
blne mass, per pound, 5Oei blue ONT
ment. per pound. soc; borax, per pound
12di3e: camphnr gum. per pound, 99d
5Tc; capsicum. powdered, per pound; %;
cocaine. muir, cryst, per ounce, SO.api
eopperas, per pound, 2d5c; cream tartar
G.. Z. per pound, 2ft8c; grocers, per
pound. Ice; Dovers powder, per pound,
81 u: ether, sulphuric, U, > r, per
pound. 75e; gum arabic, hrst PICK, per
pound. 9Oc; shellae, per pound Soci
glue. brown. per pound. l2'dlb glue
white. per pound. zoe; mace. per pound.
soc; mercury. per pound. l5e morphine,
+. K ", Is ounce box per ounce, 800
2 IL ounce boxes. per ounce Sz.3Vi ounce
bottles, per ounce, S2.lOi nuIine~S- Def
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

NOT LIfs a IN. ,.oll,,. ~ -
net Kits. Si.5S: no sIn Ne az; l. lq-Bouhd
Starch NM 'yuiish Dreks, Z lie
,,,,,nd n, l LUMP &c per pound; I aud 3
p pound , poc5ias \ pr pound, lie; o.
sstarri, % a,,d n,13Aes, oe per pound; corn
1n.s st', :" ~ ~ ~ pound hoNes, Gd6 1.2c;
49, "fe' l-pound packages to the
Fictles-RMs mod,nm co. "a 49,,
hI gu'un S2nioo ms small, 500; 10
opidisg sniail' e Si29i lO-gallon kegs, S3;5-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
anAn
Cotton.
McrLnoYs REPORT.

Special Dispatch.
New Orleans, La, Jan, 29.-Mc-
Elroy n Co. say;
Futurcs-lt has become fashionable TO
talk of New Orleans as the bearish mar
lct OF the world, which in reality II has
not been as Is well proven 10y the level
of prices maintained here throughout
the season, as compared with New York
and Liverpool. 1t is Il well-luown fact
that our market has all along been above
parity with both Of them, and the
reputation given IL has, Wherefore been
far from deserved This morning, as II
to eifcctunlly deny the impuiations east
upon IL, our market advanced at the
opening . TO 4 points In face Of u de-
elmo Of 4 In New York, and New York
was forced to follow, which Il did with
promptness and alacity.
Liverpool closed firm, to i.0Id
higher On the day, with spot sales of
10000 bales Spot demand was active
and prices quoted very firm, with sales
1900. New York IS points up und our
market q 10 Z points, The general scnd-
ment In favor OF higher prices 10 evil
denccd by the indisposition TO soil
Selling orders are scarce, and while II
must be acknowledged at the Same time
1t, ,,,, a. In, XII, az, ,,o,nt.,1 i.,tt
, 1917 w. a',S 10 49, ~ H. ;,,i.,,
,,, VIE ~ ,,i,t ,,as,,, ,,,,,,.
~ Nv iI,.,il, f,ii,r,', ~
tl'p l,1's,io va -,i,' b,,t 'n','s pl
be largely attributed 10 The belief In
~, 40, 80, ,i, ,rir- ~, ,i'
III -. -, ..,,,i..3 A,,,,..I'...
XXI su" II" ,o,i,,i 'Oin
spnliuers VII 9s3,h wy $500
pne oi our ,,s''1',t ,', i'ir'ts s,sus lls
sJ .i SINE nIEeaS oo
VII, WIN tly Si ,'I,s, VI u9 We
nv sHnu uvip'gi nus ~, n,..'. VIZ w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

by Associated Press
New York. Jan. -, Wheat Spot
closed steady. NO.2 red. store aud eie-
yator. GO 3-Sc; ailoat. GO 7-Sr; +. o. b..
ca 5-Sc; ungraded red, 62c; No. 1 North
ern. n l-Sc.
Corn-Spot dull, closed steady. Yellow,
~ 3-4c; mixed, ~ 7-Sd43c.
Oates Spot quiet and firm. No. 2,
- 3-4d3ic; No. . red, "a 3-4d35c; No.
3. BE.
Hay duh and easy.
Hides steady.
Leather steady,
Beef steady aud quiet.
Rice dull. Domestic, good to extra.
3d5 lie
Nlolasses dull,
Cotton-seed oil steady with fair demand
for local and western account. Prime
crude. aOlIllc: on grades, 2b02Sr; gel
low butter grades :i0u40c; choice yellow
376i:}Sc: prime yellow, "a l-2G35 lie;
OF grades, 33 1-2q:A lee prime white.
300iOc.
Spot coffet--Rio. market quiet aud
easy. No. 7,15 5-Sc; mild, market dull
md unchanged; Corlova, 2an'10 l-4c.
Sugar Raw. market dull. Fair rSin-
ing. 2 11-1Ge: centrifugal. 96-test, Be-;
standard A, 3 15-ltNf4 1-Sc: conf, ction-
ers' "A",3 5-lGd4 1-Sc cut Loaf 4 1916
6ijc. crushed, 4 13-16q6c; powdered,
1 h.1Gd4 lie; gfanlhted. l-lGn
l-4c: cubes, 4 1-2Ql 5-ljc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
STOCKS AND BONDS.

by Associated IfeaH.
New York, Jan 20. The moa inter
cstng event In Wall street today was
The conference between the Secretary Of
the treasury and Tho leading New York
bankers on the subject Of the proposed
government bond issue. II eanoi be said
however, 70 have had any effect upon
the share market, luasmuch "a the eDe,u-
iaiiye element have already practically
discounted the business Of tho loan. aud
have not lost confidence 30 tho ability Of
the government 10 float the bonds or
the right Of the secretary Of the treasury
10 issan them. Being a popular loan.
and not bnnkerr' loan, no commission
being allowed 10 anybody for placing the
bonds. some Of the Nov York ananciers
who hoped TO b. called on to help out
the government at the usual percentage
are now disappointed. and perlr1ps would
NOT rarrat the growth Of q difficulty "a
tbe pathway Of Secretary Carlisle,
The coneensus OF the best opinion on
The street Is. however, that the loan IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
GLENNY,s REPORT.

BY Associated Press.
New Orleans, Ia, Jan. 2o.--Glenny &
co. say;
Liverpool closed 4-G4d higher than
Saturday. Spots are unchanged. Sales
10000. Middling A I'D.
New York opened 4 points lower, al
vancad . points, declined, and at 80
WAS . points higher than saturday.
New Orleans opened 3 points higher,
advanced and AZ 1880 was o points high
er than Saturday, although Liverpool was
hardly as favorable as expected, Large
buying orders On light receipts and some
OF the ports caused firm mnrke, here
Estimated receipts, 1900 az Now Or
leans tomorrow caused a reaction OF 6
points from the highest, which was after.
wards recovered on buying for long aud
short account.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

an Michigan ROAD
s' " - "a. Michigan Central a
Co1lns %. a, M man and a handsome,
fHs s.sped looking woman 'li.... wed'
n dressed, , 4 iront Of a plainly dressed seq
iid ius' Y ord lady shout 70 years . oiu,
~ W. . "rnark to the elder wonia ,,i,.
,ddlts would glow with PRIDE !. io ,,
Der &c ", r' and though his wife did
vas Pc o,rasrcordial-pcrbaps she WI VII n
seem o Z, M I'D lady-yet she would
n proans Y, a word or two once IN
VI ,bosou turned, ms the porter IN
in,lly r., ~, N the dining car in the rear;
nsa n'' ,iWell. mother, Emma ana l
Siai ~" mi ret our dinner. You
g no s.ds 4 good warm dinner. You
y ss .,,,,I,t your Lunch. ! see wiii
uI' u = GOOD cup Of hot tea" And
(. e,spls rose and passed in'0 'n0 u'Hi"s
W.
a..hod left smother" sat look
VI w ,ie window and appeared to be
y , \, not oyerhappy perhaps;
n y ~, ~ rsaehed under the seat and
~, ~. M little wornout black has-
4 wv " M noticed and held 1t on her
y Inc ribbon It was tied with
lsl.1,btlal way. Just as she opened
,..'s stopped ut a station. The door
.ss5,aly dung open, and u CHEEKY
sssdsome blond stepped in. lie
n ~ d be looking eagerly for some
IN, Ii, glance fell on the little old
,.,..n be cried in delighted voice
n, ists, nv Iohnn And the two
a,,0,j IN loving embrace so genu-
"A ,o,,qse tears to rise in the eyes Of
,l,,s,sengers, and the rest looked
,,nissted manner
NM N Frank and Emmai' he in
= ", 4, gone into the dining car.
RI. rfrnll, you know, and has to
"a IA hot dinner" She repeated
=: 4 4 ,.ologetic way, for she saw a
' AL eyes that she did not fail to
81 N Fnnk-was he not her son tool
rad didn't wish any dinner, ]
And his eyes fell on the little
Ne saw it all at a glance, but he
I. at butt his mothers feelings thus.
a sr yca not glad to see me9 Are
q q urprlsedi | found | could join
a. Instead Of waiting until you got
4. arc And now tell me, dear heart,
N dear little basket the same one
Fnnk and took our lunch In to
| thought so, as a smile rose on
id sweet face.
u, In awfully hungry. 'Spose
. tbs for supper, aud you come
h and eat a nice hot dinner. No;
tssp
81 ikJ ltii the car they met the other
"Halloo, joint Where did you
+ irunp How do you do, Emma2
anc, Frank, Just in time to see our
4 Y bad a substantial meal" And
siisd on,
( N the passengers who heard and
oil arrived at Chicago, they saw u
iHe young man with a little black
= hanging on his arm tenderly assist
ssel faced old lady through the
A carriage was called, and they
x o. No one seemed to SEQ anything
tlbg ple,-Chicago Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
sr. LOUIS PRODUCE.

nv AssOciafcd Tftss'
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 9.-Flour--
Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Stronger; No. > red cash.
clsscd 50c.
90 7-Sc.
ary. % SIC.
Hay. lead, cornmeal' whisky bagHng
and cotton ties unchanged.
provisions - Easier. Pork, standard
mess. Si3. 5O,dI3 % 10; lard, prime
st.am. 81. 65. nominal: dry sllted meats,
loose. shoulders. So II -; Longs and
ribs. S6.G5; shorts. So s.: boxed; l5c
ur,ra Racdn, packed, shoulders,
S7.3T 10; longs, 81 ~ IL; ribs, 81 50i
..hnrns. 81 30 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
TREsU VEGETABLES AND TRUIr

Negetabies- Cabbage, Northern, per
pound, .2m2 lie; potatoes, Greeley,
per bushel, o5r; onions, per pound,
> lie; sweet potatoes. per brshel, 30
MI5c; sweet potatoes, NorJLern' per
bushel. 81. so; pumpkin yams, 81; sweet
pepperper half-bushel basket SOC; celery,
25c per one dozen lunches; heets, per
hushel, 81 30; carrots, per hushel. 80.
rndishes, 20d35c per dozen; lettuce, loo
zoe per dozen.
Fruits--Apples. fancy, Oregon. l-bushel
SO. oranges, per box. So 90; Blufeld ba-
nanas, per bunch SEAS: BartlesS pears
per box, 81 75d5.