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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
Ride 8 Bicycle.

Columbia, Reading Flyers, and FASH
ions, both ladies' and gentlemen's wheels
opened this week at James B. Holder
baum's Hardware Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10

Mr.. Isaac Jones, of this place, has ac
cepted the agency of the Elmira Roofing
Co., New York. This is one of the largest
and best roofing companies in existence.
Mr. Jones will he at all times prepared to
repair or paint metal roofing, or to furnish
new roofing Of the famous Climax"
brand, the oldest and best roofing in the
market
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
Fatally Shot His Son in a Mistake.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 7.-Charles
Martin, Justice of the Peace, shot and
fatally wounded his 20-year-old son last
night on one Of the most prominent
streets Of the city. The father was drink
ing heavily and the son was leading him
home, when stranger came up and
struck the father, knocking him down,
saying he resented an old insult. The
son fired at the stranger, when the father
jumped up, and, grabbing the son, think
ing he was the stranger, shot him twice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10

For the last 10 years our son had tho ,,,,..
peculiar affection % both legs They b,tome
covered with scsabs and sszllts They oo-sssi
OUT eoiisider;ible secretion, and the ,iis,-,Se
troubled him constantly ever, int.r,,s -
sIscp on account OF the tarible Itching We
tr1eu tne best doctors in our county and ,.-,r-
~, without any results. None Of them n1,,d,.
~, me ciLrect diagnosis, until we brought him to
pr. S;iiin- who diagnosed the diS,-,s,. aS ~
us scroiulous ahectiot, and as rssult of his
treatlnent he has succected In nl,kins, "a ,,,.r
Iect cure IN the time he stated. We beli,v.s L.
understands his business and hence ~ -, ~
MOI hesitate To recOmmend him 10 our eifi-
-Ss' FeED =. Cook.
Hyndman IA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
I Gould NOD, Nor Would 7 Hl-r Ha'''
Lire H,sch Longer ia ne Fi..Iai Z A@
lSpiRal a,ld Brain Trouble cared -
Srl,a. "A HoHcirfal ''isf

Our boy became suddenly AFFECTED ~. Z
nal trouble. and il was 0 ur % >l'ri i.i,- N. :
he had lost almost the cutinr u>t - =
OF course we become very murh i'..i.- ..ii'-i N
worried about him. particularly = -, ~ ~, !
SicianS We consulted told u~ iicls ~
help for him, but DR.. S;il;n lE.- l-..- 60 !
wonderful piere II work. tor '' ';iii ';,iii..--l 4
his limbs aS well a. ever. AMI lr ~ =, 80 4
terrible disease By this wondt,iu. 49,. t5'l
after of our best dOctors htl ,,rv,,l
Ms e''se 'heeraoie' hNN'A' Wilt.hrr- /
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10

For over five years l have been suffering
Win heart trouble and "A bad case OF prDpSy
We went 10 four of the best doctors in the
was impossible At times felt 80 bad THAI I
WAS certain had To die. | tainted away very
often, and my friends told me afterwards that
tney Inoughi every moment would De my last
And hereby affirm that had IL NOT b,,,n f,-
spiendid treatment received from DIR. Se,lm
who has eniirly cured me OF thar gr,af
agg. SADfr 4 R,e. e
Attested by her husband. Henry, T. Ross
Leechburg. Pa, ArInstronl, DO
4 Peculiar Alectioa Of he Legs Cared Or Dr.
$II,H.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
Cracked a Coxey Generals Skull.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 7.-General
Kelly, leader of the Industrial Army,
which went from here last summer 10
Washington, while addressing crowd
last evening in Oakland, was ordered by
Officer Scanlon TO desist. Kelly refused.
when Scanlan took him into custody and
the two marched off.
They had not gone far, when Scanlon
suddenly began clubbing Kelly, and
fractured his skull. A crowd of several
hundred men marched to City Hall and
demanded that SoanloI be placed under
arrest. The authorities quickly granted
the demand. thereby preventing probable
violence. Kelly's condition is serious.
For this falls sowing ! will furnish Dis
solved Pure ). c. Bone at SIC per ton.
Phosphates at SIS and $50 up TO $50 per
ton for fine ground Bone Meal. Let me
have your orders early.
n. c. DAVIS,
Somerset Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
Musical Instruments.

Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos
and other stringed instrum enis at Snyder's
drug store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
On Deck This Week.

A large line of Fishing Tackle now on
sale at JAS. B. HoLDERBAUM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10

funeral the flags upon the public build
ings be displayed nj half mast AMI that
the several departments ofthe state gov
ernment within executive control DE
closed upon that day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
Lawn Mowers.
Shot Through His Heart.

\ handsome line and cheap. For sale
by JAS. Il. HoLDERBAUM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10

For over ten years have been hasilv crosS-
eyed, Dr. Salm operated upon me without
giving me ehlorotOrIn, nor causing pain or
loss ot blood. My eyes are straight once more
and the eye that heretofore was almost totally
biind, can again see splendidIy with.
MARY f.. Lone
Somerset. PA.
-Four Of The Besf Doctors ia the Colt,ity said size
tcds IneHrabie, Bat Dr. SIlIa Maele
Heahhy WOsson Of Her.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10

Readers of the HERALD should not for
get that j. y. Snyder, the druggist, can
fit their eyes with glasses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
DR.. MORRlTZ SALM, SpeCiaIS-
Wonderfully Successful in all Chronic Diseases of TIE
BYB, Ear, NOSE, THROAT LUNGS and NASAL CA7ARr
All Eye Operations Successfully Performed by him.


For some time have suffered nom a- Z
looking canccruuS growth ul flr clt>--, =
tors here pronounced 10 Cstuecr. dll 81 :
could not do me any good lr riii. -
cd me in short order. without using 'l'
or cauSticS. and only an in>.gulucah. =
all that i lcfl of the heretuiurr l4it anu a--
ful growth. ELILAHEIU Nl ALLsre
~1rasrSs- p
I Gould NOD. Nor W-ould Hl-r Ha'a'
Lire M,,ch Longer ia ne Fi. lii ( %
For some time have suffered ieInut
kidney and inward trouble. dirl'-l.
tors treated me for inflammation 10 -le
&c ] grew wUrSe and wor>-. lI4 " =
every half hour to void urine lr -
most eNcrutiatins. and I ana CERTAIN
not nor would not wanted Co have w
longer in the phlisht / wa~ iu.
aS there did not seem "a spot ~ mt 49, 4
did not ache most terribly. VIZ oue,ll
always in bad condition. So ] ''ll'l-''r
] would clil in Dr Salm. ut whom hA--
hest ii 81 much. He diagnu>t.i my 49,
being result of kidney. >loiEirh .'l.a 4, T..
Trouble. / had not taken l.- hi'e
week before felt the benefit. lud i'-,-,
a cOurSg of treatment can do nit W.
qncr not having been able -' i,a.,.S.;sr
about. Mrs. o. - p
T ST. .sit <,,,ti, - TrHu>lUaAi Z
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
COUNTY,.

J. u. Hicks, Blair County.
STATE SENATE:
ALLISON 5. EDWARDS, Fulton county.
ASSEMBLY:
VIM. Henry Miller. Quemahoning Twp.
jeremiah Maurer, Stoyestown Borough.
JURY COMMISSIONER:
Samuel ]. Bowser, Milford Township.
Pooh DIRECTOR:
William Dull, Milford Township.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05
< NICE CONVENTION.

The following crowd have been
selected to form the convention
which will nominate the "sena-
tors and representatives, for
Honolulu. Annexation to the
United States is the ostensible
policy of the coming politicians.
The States, though, are not con
suited. The names of the wise
men are published here:
A. Kennedy, A. W. Keech, T.
F. Lansing, d. L. Naone and
Thomas Wright; George Smith,
Faxon Bishop, J. S Martin and
Johe Souza; T. B. Murray, E.
Towes, John Efinger, W. P. O.
Rrien and A. K. Akau; Fisher,
g. w. Day, Charles Crozier;
Julius Asch, Fl. G. Wooten and
w r. Sims
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

Germany dictated terms OF peace
in Paris in less than sIx months
Wars in civilized countries re
.hus carried on With CREST expe-
dition. and this IS on the whole
advantageous to the combatants-
II IS not extraysgant TO believe
that our carefully trained soldiers
can within three months defeat
the undisciplined levies of China.
even though these are forty times
there number, and that terms OF
peace can then be dictated at
Picking: what is apprehended IN
this connexion is that there may
be some who. failing to apprecI-
ate the true gravity of the situa-
ton, may lack that heroic deci-
sion which should lead to a bold
dash for Picking.
II. The first step to be taken
in pushing on to Peking would
be to destroy or cripple the Chi
nese Northern feet and thus to
obtain a free passage into the
Gulf of Pechili. Such details.
however, may safely be left to
the competent authorities, and
there is no necessity for US to
dwell on them.
Is. Success in the Korean
Peninsular is not only insufficient
to settle the drift of the affair,
but justice demands that japan
should as far as possible avoid
making Korea the principal seat
OF war.
IA. Peking once taken, the
Chinese army in Korea would
surrender at discretion, and there
fore, whenever possible, fighting
in Korea should be avoided.
10. A warlike spirit is an ex-
cellent thing, but if there be no
fixed aim in the war the warlike
spirit is like an arrow fired at
random.
10. Though it needless to say
that to contribute to the war
fund is a worthy and patriotic
act, still the expenses required in
a great war on which the very
existence of the nation depends
should be betrayed out of nation
al loans or taxes. Contributions
can do no more than supply
part. A few days ago the raising
of national loanEas announced,
and this step may be followed by
the impositions of additional
taxes; and the people should be
prepared to meet any such de-
mand made upon them with
alacrity.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05
A CAPITAL SHOW.
Each Performance Increases the
Popularity of Dailey's Co.

Those who braved the elements
last evening to attend the pro-
duction of "A Wife's Devotion"
were amply rewarded, in fact a
more thoroughly pleased audi
ence, we have never seen in this
city. They were appreciative to a
degree; so much so, that on sew
eral occasions in the third and
fourth acts they became noisily
demonstrative, and the perform
ers were compelled to await the
subsiding of a genuine burst of
admiration and pleasure. There
is nothing really new in the
action dialogue or plot, but from
the second to last acts the incl
dents of pathos and humor follow
so rapidly that the auditor is kept
on The qua viue continually. Kate
Dalgleish was seen to excellent
advantage as Kate Medland, her
pathetic scenes being handled
srtistically and effective. Nor
timer Snow was usually strong as
Gilbert Medland and Louis Bel
mour as repulsive melo- drama
tic william as one could wish.
Neuclus of pleasure though come
through AL. ii. Hallett as Solo,
mon Isaacs the Jew with 'sh'ey
like a beagle. " Ii was a we'll
modulated and not over-drawn
Characterization in which the
young man established himself a
favorite. Mrs. Belmour was for
chile as Ada the wronged wife
and Miss ,Nannary petite and
pretty as Laura. Mr.. Nannary
added weight and dignity to Sir
Frederick; Mr.. Weiner did his
small character bit very we'll;
Mr.. Scott was pleasing as Mr..
Winford and Little Dena Wolters
played master Arthur very nicely.
Between the first and second
acts Mollie Stockmeyer intro
duced her waltz fantastic. She
is 1.-the graceful dancer and her
COSTUME was marvel OF beauty.
The effect would have been
heightened through a calcium to
supplalt very badly handled
sags lights. Manager Daley il
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05
WHO THEY ARE
The registration of voters closes

The registration of voters closes
tomorrow.
The following gentlemen will
sit in the hext Legislature and
represent the people" ofHawaii-
nei-Geo. \. Wilcox formerly
Her Majesty's minister of the in
terror and ". 81. Rice, formerly
Her Majesty's governor of Kauai.
T. S. Lyman, formerly Her Ma
iesty's circuit Judge of Hawaii.
Besides these number OF other
'seckers'' round Hawaiian royal
ity will aspire to Legislative honor
under the so-called republic.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05
No Politics.

The National Band will give a
complimentary concert to the
British representative. Captain
Halves to night at Che Hawaiian
Hotel. The concert has been
arranged out of courtesy to the
nation. represented by the Cont
missioner and has not the slightes-
political intention. The follow
ing is the programme:
/ March-"The Dominant -.
...... ...... Casey
2 Overture-"William Tell" -.
................ Rossini
3 Polka-.Aloha Alii' [new1
............ LibOrnio
4 Observation-Disclosures Songs.
... Libornio
NATIVE SONGS.
5 Saxophone solo-"Queen Lii
uokalani 49,. Libornio
6 Waltz--My Queen Buscha-
l0ssl
Z Danza-..La Paloma' TRADER
s March" Kaiulani'. Lidornio
GOD Save the Queen"
"Hawaii pon0i'
Owing to the weather the con-
cart has been postponed to next
Monday.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05
CITY DRAYAGE co,

Stand: Queen and Fort Streets.
White and Black Sand.
Draying Done at Reasonable Rates.
WE sRARRETT. MaxAszz.
.jJ2s
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

to be congratulated as each per
iormance brings forth some mem.
Der whose light has been par
TALLY ibid under a bushel. = To-
morrow night, we sre to have Aug
ustin Days celebrated comedy
a Night Or which contains a
night in New York with Henry
Di1ey asJunius Brutus Snap. The
advance sale Is large.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05
The Arawa.

The Arawa, arrived last night
from the Colonies en- route for
British Columbia. She brought
a few passengers and left at noon
to-day.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James Holt of
Makaha, have the sympathy of the
community during their sad be-
reavement caused by the death of
their infant son. aged seven
months.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

4 HOUSE on King street, nexz 70 7. K.
Walkers premises, containSng parlor, din
ming room. and three bedrooms, besides
kitehsn. bathroom. stables and al modern
eonvenienees. lately occupied by Mr. Der son.
ArfeslAn water laid; rent moderate 70 res
gorsibse party Address
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
suy sS-ln
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

The performance to be given
by the Amateur Athletic Club has
been postponed for week.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

As We go to press the steamer
j. A. Cummins is telephoned off
Koko Head from the wreck.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

The parties interested in and
who are invited to be present at
the Ululainalama gardens at
Pauoa are reminded of the meet
ing tomorrow
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05

The concert at the Hotel for
the British Minister, Captain
Halves has been postponed till
next Monday.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-05
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all
persons that there are at the
Government Pound at Maxiki.
I red horse. branded KA on right
mud hip; / brown Mare, had
90 40 brand; | red horse, branded
Of on right hind hip, brand-un-
'.laos on left hind hip, and a
White spot on forehead.
"A any person or persons owning
susss norsss. are requested to
come and take the same ON or
6 before IL Q clock noon, Saturday,
October 8. 1884
VIM. KAApA.
Askiki Sep IS, 1894 ssnSs.1w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

Chicago, III, June 20 Lending futures
ranged as follows:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

Rockdaie. Tsxss. June is.-The citizens
Of this place met last night and organised
a dpmosratic club. with a membership OF
nfty. 4 committee Of three was appolnt-
ed on revolutions and permanent ofEani-
cation, consisting VI ). 70. igonEmoore.
u. ". Smith and W. J. Harris. The chi.
caro- platform was unanimously Endorsed
and Cleveland and his Standardization. %
sar A. they had carried out the platform.
Affcr thls the club went into perinAnent
nrSantzafion and the following officers
werc clected; r. II. iliokh, prenilent'
~. b. Hranah, vice preaident r. II. Hog-
,r. secretsry. J. u. Langlnovre. treas
sir,r. Thv club viii meet oH the nrnt ana
third Monday nights IN faoh month ~
me mayors offce. The meinpef1ulp %
ne cub viii reach nearly zD) names De-
fore The county convention Nhlah lneots
on Juiy II a. Cameron,
Trough old Milan county has pceu
riient 10 the outside, yet tho 5000 deiie-
erafr have not been enissp. Vhe WORK
.tst ~. been accomplished ia the last
go r,outha and that viii be done D1-
,,,,s,.,, ,,,,,s afla the fall election, VII as
$500 III. nAfivca when eho vote IL count
n Srhls county fs considered one Of th1
s,r,,,.sef topuilhi counties IN thc 6tgte.
~. if ne Goo1 work goes on ana lex
Seruai.rhtic speakers VIII rive ~ VIZ
~ I'D party VIII coma out on top ~ u
49, sirsya done before. feopls sre alita
~ ~ slfnafich and dtmocrstlc clubs arc
ketnr organized AL over the county, The
merssbef.hlp far exceeding the e%psetz-
uoas Of tht hihJprilx
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

Palestine. resas. june ie-rhat Hon.
John n, Reagan Is hopeful OF hia noml-
nation and has not yet OHeomc diseour-
Aged a. many reports cluim u manifest
by conversation he hal with warm
personal frlcnd from this city at Tyler
yesterday.
"out OF ak counties In North T'nxas 10
hold conventions neNt satuiday," avpwed
the ludge. Il am sure OF instructions from
il ia supposed tina, Dallas county IL the
one he cnnuedea TO his oppnnpnte,
Ths article IN tho Dallas .,nd uaiyrAtnn
News yesterday HtatinE tHAt Judge hrt-
gan and Governor. Hogg met NJ VI.
Windsor hotel Ia that city few days
Hppg was preparing 10 leave Texas, and
thereby rdt Keep hts alleged ngi cement
with Reagan that " no would resign his
seat ~ the senate anu accept nv chNir-
would support him Tor governor, was de-.
nuunec1 hY Judge RcaHAn 10 termed
Il "a malicious faiaehOod, tabricition
pure ami simple and utterly without
JnSro Reagan rald that tho action Of
the nouNtan county democracy was a
rrenier Hurnfiaa 10 nm than WAS the on.
position raised 10 him IN one of the boxes
always hal a political enmity tQwnta tin
county. Notwithstanding the fact mat
IN our primaries the Democracy Of Ah-
dsraon county insirucied f9f two Of her
raised 90 Judge lteRKan NnH thg work or
certain set OF politicians WHO hHd
purpose IN their action the peppl1 OF
Houston county know faisc htagan ~
well Az hs own homo people do aud u
IN believed that n the Will of the muses.
had prevailed IA thnf county convent on
OF last Saturday ~ Moul1 nave te'pyen
her instruction, However ne can exist
aNlI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21
WAS DULL.
.,ss on THE EXCHANGE con-
Urn TO ROOM TRADERS.
..,,.on Reorganization scheme
,et Announced MS Consume
. ed. which Raises n Doubt
and Causes II Lassitude.


4 ssociated Press.
|. YORK June 2O.-specuiation on
LIZ exchange today was duh and
|,.ny unlnterestlns. being practi-
roullned to the room traders. The
l, to make public the Atchison
[snizatIon caused some doubt as
4. ability to reach an agreement.
|, /, authoritatively stated that the
poInts AZ issue are settled. that
|sreign companies have signified
acceptance Of the plan, and that
h be published tomorrow.
4. reported now that no collateral
bonds will be issued, that the
q second mortgage bonds will
X o0O. 600. which Is $1,000, 1000 more
al first proposed, and that the
Income bonds as well as the stock
be entitled to vote for the first
N directors. The stock of the
I'M was more largely dealt in
usual today. fluctuating between
and Ia. tine last sale being at
4 rain OF Ia on the day.
m was most prominent in the
actions. At the opening a brisk
4 movement. engineered by pool
,rs sent the stock down. and a
Y was circulated that the discrim-
Ne duty Of l-10c against German
n sugar would be removed. When
.ressure was removed n rally OF
Iook place, which was followed by
,er decline OF lac to to 96 rs. The
! range OF values induced come
4ng which resulted in a gain OF
/. With u final reaction OF l-sc,
NJ the loss on the day Use.
, bond market was weak all day
he volume OF business light.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

San Augustine, Texas, June iS--satur-
day was a big day among tho popuilsts
at sharpvlilo, The largest crowd sccn
together for many days gathered 10 hear
b. a. calhoun. candidate for congress,
speak. he spoke about three hours aud
made a sood speech from his standpoint,
which was well received by the crowd.
After the speaking an abundance OF well
harhvouri meets. bread and roffcc were
served Everything passed on hhrmon-
lousy until about o'elovk In the even
ms. when Jas Watts and Allan itRnkia
had a pctio, IN which lHnkia proved TO
he a little too much for Waite, hob and
Charlie harry nnally vot Into tho row,
hut no one was seriously hurt. II looked
for some time like there would he blood
ahud, The officers took pistol from
each OF tho three. !, NJ, nrNwhorn
thrsw his donhle,barrcl shot gun down
on Charlie barry and snapped both bar
bells; Frank Lewis threw his hand under
the hanmcrr and caught beth OF them,
thus saving nNrry'a lite
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

Anderson. Texas, June lathe county
commissioners court pot.ncd $50 men 10
co,ns here on the second Monday IA July
to show cause why their taxes should
not b. raised. The county bought road
diiehrr or grader. paying is,o
Judge Lock Mcdaniel " Houston u here
~ clvi suit which Will last several
dnya. He Is also council Ia criminal
ease which viii be called at this term
u court.
and adjourned for the term.
The grand jury found bills against
George Mckay assault 70 murder; John
II Fennln, assault 20 murder, II. y. Mes.
f9rfery: william rQro. theft rf hos; BOB
parhnn seduction.
The above named parties hare been ar
rested b. the ahefln.
The executive committee Of the re-
publican party hsld ali executive session
IN the ieih lnEt. and adopted plans fpl
organizing thu party FOR the purpoae q
putting a county ticket IN the nfld
fhey also ineorsed the National pat
eropa are hne tpienty o. rain.)
The Jury which has been IN fhe boz for
four days trying . civil suit htyied
barnett " Tempiemar, brought 10
yegdlci 10 favor OF TeinplemAn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-21

new YORK Live STOCK
BY Associated Press.
New York. June 2o-Beeyes-Re-
eelpts, 2s7s; &C cars on sale. Market
opened weak, closing loo lower Native
steers. choice. sass prime. A.TOatso;
good to fair. S445IAe5: medium. N,2S
"a AS; Inferior to ordinary, ss,sbqi.i5;
common. $500; ordinary bulls, s2,2t9
26O; inferior TO prime dry cows, s2.oSqp
80. European cables quote American
steers at . l-2GlOc for dressed weights.
refrigerator beef. 7dsc; exports today,
7is beeves and 2sio quarters OF beef
Calves Receipts. Ss79. Market active
and l-ic higher. Veals. poor TO prime.
SO 5NG5.0O; choice, S5.g5; buttermilk
calves, S2.5CG30O.
Sheep and Lambs-Rooelpts Tlsf; 40
nars on sale. Sheep demoralized; not
wanted at any price. Good TO choice
lambs, 3-so higher; under grades a
shade stronger Sheep poor to prime.
S20OM3i0 lambs, very common TO
choice, s2.7OG5.25.
Hogs Receipts, 11.iOG; nominaily
weak at s5.00U5.50