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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Chicago. Nov. 15.--Ex-state Senator
John o'Malley, for whom the police
have been searching since election
night. surrendered himself today.
OMalley i charged with having
wounded bar tender and cab driver
and was also wnnted for alleged com
piIcity IN the murder of Gus colliander.
the Judge Of elections. who was killed
while resisting an attempt TO ateal
a ballot box. O'Mnliey denies that he
had anything TO do with the ballet
box theft
OiNailey says that after his row elcc-
ton night he had bone on spree and
while drunk had gone East. and did not
know that he was wanted here 80
badly. II seems that while drunk he
got on train and went 10 New York.
landing there, as near 40 be can re-
member. about sunday mornlnB. Then
ne knocked around Newark and Jersey
City until he heard from friends here
that there was a hue and cry after
him, AMI he Immediately decided to
come back.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Duncan. I. r., Nov lb.--Dr c. b..
Mcllcnry, a prominent physician OF
Ryan, was tried before Commissioner
Reagan today ON a charge OF assault
with intent TO rape. the victim being
the l2-year-nld niece OF his wife HIS
attorneys Molyertdn and ItoBcrs, on
account OF the prevailing excitement,
waived examination, Ruppresslng the
testimony aa Ear as pdaslble, and. In
default OF bail, Mclicnry was taken
10 Jail.
Molienry Is q former resident OF West
Texas, whore he atood high "a a phyn,-
clan and the charge being very holnous.
ia surprise TO an who know him.
The citizens OF Ryan manifested great
excitement, and FOR while Mcilenry
was not considered safe. The prisoner
was bound oyor TO await the Roilon
Of the grand Jury next March. lie Is
nearly 90 years old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

~ Louis. MO-. Nov. l5.--flour higher;
patents, s2.6OG2.t6; extra fancy. So asa
go fanay' $2.9o92l5. choice. S1.75a
10y.
Mheat opened l-ic up but sold on a-sc,
railled i-2 on a Hurry dropped back
CSC reacted a.bc. then weakened to a
vlphe S-SHl-Sc below Yesterday. outside
,nI'usnees receiving little consideration,
10. red cash, % i-ic, November, o.
$50 december % l-se; May, 81 3-SG
VI 20
Corn opened Ice up but eased on
-; sfehgthen.d l.-u9-sc, but we1keu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
cnlnrea Wnmcr nnrrca.

chicago, Nov 1.-THE aristoerallc
womans club, after q stormy aesuion
today, refused to admit to membership
the noted colorei lecturer. Mrs, Fanny
Darrlen Williams. The application OF
Mrs. Williams Tor membership has been
considered az several secret sessions,
and q quarrel Of the frat magnitude
strong faction Of the club, led by Mra,
Charles Henrotln. wife Of the million
alrc brokor. strongly opposed the draw
inE OF the color line. and today'a ac-
tion Of the membership committee "
likely, II is thought, to disrupt the or
Fanlzat!on. a reconsideration Of 10
days action iH not improbable. and
should Mrs. Williams 10 admitted TO
the club the names OF several other
prominent colored women viii be press
ed for membership.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Kansas City. Mo-. Nov 15.-Wheat--
Steady and unchanged; No. hard.
5ol5ic; No. red. isq5oc: No. 3 red,
4sls9c.
corn-weak and quiet, UNCHANGED;
No. 2 mixed. q 3-4giJc; No. white.
42Gigc.
Oats-steady, unchanged; No. 2
mixed. 3OGac; SO. 2 white. 33@2s f-2c.
Ryc-No. 2 nominal; 47sttsc.
Flax Secd-FIrm. 81 3S9l "a.
Br-an-f'lrm. Goa &c.
Hay-Firm: timothy, 81 5097 90:
prairie. 81 e0as 20.
Butter-Firm. unchanged; creamery.
ls0gic; dairy, 1eIi7e.
Fggs-Acfige, firm. isc.
REJECT, ts-Whea;. 1900 bushels;
corn. 1900. oats 1000.
Shipments Wheat, 1000 bushels: corn
5000; oats, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

In other words. to exhibit fortituds
enduring bodily poln. TO-, OF COURSE
praisewortny. but sufferers from rheu-
matlsm would undoubtedly forego tho
praise which tho exercise of this SpAr-
tan virtue calls forth 10 obtain prompt
and easy raller. II ~ al their very
threshold In tho shape Of Hoetetters
Stomach Dlters. which arrests this for
midhbie disenae at the outset and ncfA
ns an efficient anodyne upon the hfIiict-
cd nervous system. Take time by tho
foroioois II YOU feel rheumatic twingos
and give them q quietude at onpe-
rheumatism n, reader, you may per-
hapH no. be aware. liable 20 attack
tho heart. Many q man md woman
with heart thus attacked has pronpt-
~ "shunicd on this mortal coll" Tho
nittqrs IN also nm excellent remedy
for kidney trouble. malaria, conRtipas
ton, debility. neuralgia. sleepiessnehl
and dyspepsia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
! mi Of GOLD HAS TURNED.
~, 400 POUNDS ENGAGED
PHh .,,,purSr 10 NEW YORK.
Also prawing Gold From
-. while Russia is shipping
Money and Exchange-saics
.u.-pond Market.

,,. y - ~.
york. Nov. l9'-'lo - ~
~" -. sta,k and bond brokers.)--
|k s - a.naa barely steady at
Ia market i agnrea
M. last nights e'os'e
4 - continues TO be the feature ana
fesa. come covering of shorts
IRE was ,Ats stock was supplied
|sund 50, pu. '''s .a,,,. az, for ,bs
brokers who geherA'S
Fos's ,,a nothing and commission
f.ondon VIZ a.,ive
Iules were nor 49, AMI with frao-
Doe granseis om,s
&nal imprpNeniei5 Ia he nressed
tlsnhaitan cIn nrs Who suenerallv act
sale by proNei' We"
cammaek. 80 ,ts, u,as without
rhe balance 9. ~ ns intareat
! special iea'u.e - narrow and tho
be marAet VIZ" isa,sive The hnIs or
Eefal hsi W. snsar
Sding cenleilhs ~ more ras,st.
he CrAilkNiH Ni.f"%s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Washington, Nov. it.--To-day'a SEES.
sion Of the nnn-partisan w. c. II. w..
was a very quiet one. At o'clock a.
M there was n devotional service CON
Quoted by Mrs. Plum OF Oberlin, o., fol
lowed by the report Of the credential
committee and the reading OF resolu-
tlons, appointment Of conference COM
mitteeB. reports o. executive commit
tees This closed tho morning Heasion.
This afternoon a. 4 Iiindeman OF
Belmont, Iowa conducted the devp-
tlonnl exercises and reports We're made
by the business committees. secretary
treasurer, auditing committee and de-
partments. Mrs. Isabel Plum gave the
evangelistlc report, which proved to be
very Interesting. Young womans
work by Mrs. Virginia W, Hitchcock
OF Indiana, and press work by Mira.
Annie Wlttenmeycr OF Scranton, PA.
The evening session was opened by de-
yotlonal exercises. conducted by Mrs.,
Florence G, Porter OF Maine. Then
followed short addressed on the topic
Temperance outlook From Ny stand
point"
Among those who delivered addresses
on thia subject were Miss irgeraoll "
Cleveland. Mrs Annie Wittenmeycr,
Mrs J. r. Weeks Of Pittsburg, MIS-.
Campbell OF Allegheny and Mrs G. c.
Alfred OF MnAHachusettB
Tomorrow 81 expected 20 BE- the best
day OF the convention, and much bust.
moss h TO be transacted at tho three
upRaiOue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Liverpool. Nov. 15.-CloslnE; Cotton
Spot, fair demand: prices stead, .
American middling. 3 I3-S2d. The sales
Of the day We're 1900 bales. OF which
1000 were for speculation and export,
and included 10000 American. Receipts
10000 bales. including 1890 American.
Futures opened quiet with a moder-
ate demand and closed barely steady.
American mlddling. l.. NJ C.. Novem-
ber' 6i-6id buyers; November and De-
cember, 6l-6id buyers: December and
Jnuary, = 6l-GiG2 62-6id; January and
February, 6S-6id sellers; February
and March, 3G3 l-6id; March and April.
2-6idS sod; April and May. 3 i-8id
buyers; May and June. G-Gld sellers
June and July. 7-64fis S-6id; July and
August, 3 9-diI3 l0-5id.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Amarillo, Tex. Nov. ii.--Nfias Bells
Campbell. Marion, Va. 80 reads tho
rogiater at tho Hotel Amarillo undor
dnto OF November II. 10 the casual
observer this W Of only passing in-
forest. but back OF II Ia quite little
romance. Across the country, IN IN"
city OF sllverton. BrlscJo county, re-
sides one William Ware, a prominent
and brilliant young attorney, and Aflas
campbpll WIS hia owcefcRrt who
came all the way from "oic virdny"
10 be his bride Misa Campbell IL an
accomplished young lady and In her
cratwhile home one OF the most pop
ular She WINS met here by her in-
tended whom thoy proceeded at once
10 siivcrton, where they were quietly
married. The happy couple have long
been swocthenrta and nne can net but
admire the pluck and spirit or the
young lady who would brave even the
wilda Of the Texas plains to be with
the mnn she loved. Such sentiment
can only be rewarded by that complete
happiness which the people u the PAN
handle country Join IA Wishing them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
THE FRIDAY EAfBER le 1894

susar--standard granulated. a 1916.
powdered. bbls., s lac: powdered. half
barrels i-sc. cut loaf, bbls.. 4 l-sc,
cut loaf. haif barrels. l-2c; yellow
clarified, I lido.
coffcc--Arbuckle's Arlsoa. ~ 1.ae.
Midland, Fl l-2c; Lion. Il lac; Aiarona
q lac: French market. II Lee. xXXX.
81 Lee.
Green cofree-By the sack. good. i,c.
choice, ale. fancy. % issc; peaberry
g lac; old government Java. &c; Mo,
cha. SIC.
Rice-common. SC; prime &c: head.
Moiasses--Rarrel lots fancy sugar.
house. tsc; choice. per gallon. $50;
fancy syrup. per gallon. IS 70 40c.
salt fish--New mackerel. medium
No. ]. half barrels. s7.50; No. I. io.ip
net kits. 81 10; medium, No. 1. io-fb
me- kits. l,sS
Pickles--Med.um barrels $50: mo.
dium. half barrel. S.es; small barrels.
lon kegs. $40; 5-gailon kegs. $50,
pints. soc; quartz per dozen, i.25:
half gallon. per dozen. N.sS: American
gallon. per dozen, $3.25. Hexaxon. raj.
Ion. IS 80: imperial gallon. ,5.Tk
Chcese-Fancy. full cream. singles.
y l-2c; choice full cream. 20 lbs. 10 sac:
fancy fun cream, young Americans.
i5c.
Grain, Sacks ana Irvine.
Cordage-Sisal rope. haif-lnch basis.
i-sc; manila rope. haif-inch basis,
sei cotton rope, all sizes, lie; cotton
Irvine. itc; b-ply jute Irvine, II Las.
Five bushei cat bags, 10: corn
sacks. la Platte. lee: 9 ounce wheat
sacks. 9 Lao; 10 bushei s-ounco corn
Flour ma or,,r.
Wheat-No. ,, 5Sc: No, 2, Soc.
a.
poundsl hair patents. 81 80. third grade.
n.io; fourth grade. s.; Northern pat.
ents. $500.
corn--New ear. local. wagon lot.
CSC per bushei.
on,s-TcNas rust proof. oar lots. I.
o, b.. Fort Worth SIC; sacked. Sic
Bran-Per 100 pounds. Z. o. b.. Fort
tlay Car lots f. .. b., Fort Worth.
best Forncy. $40; per ton; best I'M
land, IS o0 alfalfa. loose, local 81 90
per ton; prairie, local, per ton. 50. 500
Poultry aud Eggs.
poultry-old hcrR, per dozen. 81 esfl
$50; spring chickens, per dozen. 81, losi
2 T5i ROSTERS. per dozen. 81 .25i turlgry
hens, zoe; rohblera, 7oc; geese ner
dozen. $500; ducks. per dozen 50. OoG
Fggs-rresh, without case, zoe.
creamery. 90Tssc
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits.
-Cabbageh per ~. 80
potatoes. s0uS5c per bushci; onions. per
pound, 20; beets. per pound. O. 10.
matoea, per bushol. $500: wax beans
one-half buehcl baskets. 75c, oucilm.
bers, AOc per dozen. celery, 40dBOc pcr
bunch, pumpkin yama per bushcl s5e.
fruits-L.smons fancy t36OD ner bow
| d0t.b0; grapes, Concorda. f0c Der
basket, Florida oranges t2.75.
Northern apples. $500 per barrel,
bananas. 81. 7bsn2 30 per hunch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

New York, Nov. 1.-THE iron Age
win say tomorrow; Those who enter
tanned somewhat snnEulne Views ~ 10
the immediate eject OF the result Of the
elections upon business have been
disappointed. Buyers have not Jumped
into the market and the volume Of burs
ness has shown practically no increase.
The feeling II better but there are 9th
or considerations which outweigh them
In shaping the near future " the iron
trade. The modest demand for finished
materials IL making the steel works
more Indifferent buyers Of Hesremrr
pig aud that has created a weakening
tendency. Thus far the balance has
been web poised IN the wire trade the
latest development II the rupture or the
newly formed bnrbed wire oemblna-
ton, while war goes on In the wire mail
frnde, TIE starting or mills on n nom
union basis " q movement OF much
Significance. II means that an o1ort
IS being made 10 drive the Amnlga-
mated association from one OF Its last
stronEholdH 's-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

New York, Nov. l5-Glnghams. DEM
cts, printers speclalties. wobls and
worsted dress goods white goods. cur
talns, quilts and other fabrics had com
siderable attention showed by good
orders, but for current wants the de-
mand was very slack Cuttonets.
campbells and denims were also looked
after with interest and fair engage
ments were made Sprsng wOOlens
were in delivery to the extent OF large
sales and some business was done for
duplicates OF heavy goods. Printing
cloths firm and in active demand and
with the sales In excess OF 5000 pieces
so far this week. The market closed
firm at 1l-lGc for "a squares.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

New York. Nov i5.--Flour--R .,osh,ts.
26,i0O barrels; exports, 1850 barrels.
Wheat-Receipts, 100 bushels; ex-
ports. i5.6oO bushels; sales. e.ss5, 900
bushels futures; ei,o0O bushels spot
Spot Inactive. No. =. store and eleva-
tor, IS 5-sc; afioat.5a 7-SaeO Use. +. 0,
b.. 60 Ice: No. 1 Northern, CT 7-sc de-
llvered: No. hard. 60 5-Sc delivered
options opened strong and higher, ad-
vanclng on good local covering. For
eigners sold. however. and prices soon
lost the advance and after o'clock
weakened sharply under realizing, clos
ing at s-SGl-2c decline Yesterday re-
ports about Argentine crop damage
were denied today No red. January,
60 i-S66le; closed 60 i-sc February
closed CT Use; March. G2ff62 9-l6c; closed
62c. May 90 g-lsG64 3-So. closed ca s-Sc;-
December, SO $4,000: closed 50 l-sc.
Enthusiastically.
1.eather-Steady.
Wool~Easy.
Pig lrun--Dull.
Tln--Barely steady; slralghts, $3.50;
plates. dun; spelter. nat; domestic.
1882 i-2rs.35.
Lead-sieady; brokers' prices, $500;
exchange price. $3.i2 l-gQs1b
Copper-Quiet; brokers price, SO so
asked. sales on change, % tons lin. 8.
o. TO April 80, one days notice. Si4.S5
Cotton seed oll-Rather stcadler;
prime crude. use. prime white, s2dS9c,
nominal
Coffec-optiona steady at unchanged
prices to 10 points decline; advanced
l0a20 points on covering. closed steady
at 6Nl0 points net advance Sales,
100 bags. including November 1890
Gi4C0. December. l330Hl2g5. january,
12,75012SO. March. i2i0qla,9O: May,
u50qll. IS; July ll.''S: September
il.e0 Spot coffee: Rio, steady. No. Z,
10 5-SQl5 81; mild, firm; Cordoya, IS IL
0i9 Sales, 1900 bags No. Rio IA -;
100 bags No. . to arrive 10 Ia; 1900
bags Nos. s and 9, 10 5-S: 1000 bags
Santos, 10 1t Santos, good average
Santos, ll.200; receipts. 1900 bags
st0ak. $4,000 BAGS Hamburg, steady;
prices L. pfennig decline to l pfennig
advance, sales 5000 bags. HaVre, OPP
oned quiet, LIZ decline: l. M. quiet.
Lar advance; at o p. m, steady, 3-4f
advance; closed steady net unchanged
10 l-2f advance: total sales 900 bags
! Rio quiet; No. Rio, 1850, exchange
! II 1915, receipts. 1000 bags; cleared for
| the United States, 5000 haga cleared
! for Europe. 1000 tass: s.ael., 5000
bags. Warehouse deliveries from New
/ York yesterday, 1872 bags; New York
stock today. 1902 bags. United
states stock, 22e.7i2 bags; anoat for the
! United States. 100000 bags; total visit.
BILE for the United States. 4sG.7la bags.
against 7I6,TS5 bags last year
sugar-Raw. quiet; refined. steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
a. srANpLEE. chm.
NJ. w. HENRY.
T. II. STANnLEE.

The foliowlng was adopted:
Whereas II IN the custom OF soma
OF our eclectic Journals TO distributes
advertisements among the reading
mnttor and In tho body of their jour-
nals be u resolved by this asaocln-
tlon that We deem Il unidentified. and
has q tendency 20 lower tho eatimate
OF our literature and innict discredit
u. 8. DOWNS.
Papers were read as follows.
l. Ailopathic snbeterfuges--Dr. 3. NJ.
Carlton ~ iIillaboro.
g Relation OF mind 10 Matter--pr-
G, w. Johnson OF san Antonio.
s. Has the Eclectic school OF Medi-
cine accomplished Its miRslong-Dr q.
Hilhrlng OF ponham.
I, Mlnd-Dr. l.. $. Downs OF Calves.
ton.
After the above papers were read
an adjournment was takeu until .
O'clock.
At tho evening session the following
officers were elected, President, a. N.
Carlton. lilllBboro, ilrat Vice president.
W, J. Bell, Gaincsvlliei second Vice
president. A. Stnndlee. Santa Annaf
treasurer. j II, Mitchell. Dallas; seofe-
tary. q W, johnson. San Antonio:
corresponding secretary, l.. =. Downs,
Galveston; j. NJ. Hays, Santa Annat
ana r. j. WellR, tnihehVlle.
Representatives 10 the national cou-
voDtlon Mt Waukosha, Wis. q, fTeii-
bring ana NJ 70. Daniels. Aitornates.
w u Boil and l., 8, Downs. Dallas
was fixed IA tho neNt place OF meetirR.
and DrH Helibrng, Mitchell, Lungford
aud Massey named rs a committee to
lrrnnge FOR tho meeting.
A ladies' auxiliary was formed and
the following officers elected prcaidens
Mira. NJ, u Daniels; secretary, Il. !.
Wells. treasurer. Mrs. a, nollbrlng.
The convention then adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Boulder, Col. Nov. IA fierce FIRE is
burning In the pine timber on the
mountains west OF this city. u has al,
ready burned over an area OF seNerai
souare miles. and is spreading rapidly.
ward having 1900 inhabitants, and
cold Hii, SEQ inhabitants, are in dam
ger OF being destroyed.
Gold Hni has been abandoned t. the
danes. Before leaving the residents
stored their most valuable effects In the
Three arrests have revealed an eNten,
large force are fighting the flames. ana
IL Is believed that Ward VIII re saved.
The loss already caused amounts 10
xInn D00
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
coMrL,oArnp nnlArIoNsuIr.
Result OF the ntcrmarriaRe OF n
Family al Paris.

Paris, Tex, Nov, ib.--Yeslcrday af-
tcrnoon Elmer MoGlassou married Miss
Mamma Ci,tendcn. The day previous
3. b. Crlttenden. the brides father
married Miss Lola = ilvey, n niece
OF his former wife. ava cousin OF his
daughter Their wedding brings about
strange ldnship flrs. Criltcnden IL
her own aunt and niece. aud her cousin
* her daughter Mr. Crlttenden IA his
own uncle ana coualn to hlR own chill
dren. Ills children are their own cou-
sins. The party loft last night Tor 81.
Louis and other cit.os, on bridal tour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

London, Nov. i5.--The weekly state
n .t OF the Bank OF England issued
compared with the previous account,
Iotal reserve Increased 40. 900 hounds:
circulation decreased sos, 900 POUNDS:
bullion Increased 4O5.203 pounds: So
enrlues decreased $4,000 pounds: other
deposits Increased $4,000 pounds.
Public deposits Increased $4,000
pounds. Notes reserve increased $751;
WV pounds Government securities de-
creased Ia 600 pounds. The proportion
OF the TANK OF England's reserve to
naoihues, which last week was 62.12
per cent, is now 6s5 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

New York. Nov. 5.-Cotton--Dull;
middllng, 5-Sc; net receipts. So: gross.
1884; exports TO Great Britain. $40: 70
the continent. 4a97; forwarded 2il2:
sales, ITO. all -pinners; stock, l,75i.
Total today: Net receipts. "a. l5O: OK
ports to Great Britain. 132S7; to France,
5s76; to the continent, 1876. stock. L.
062. $40
{ nsolidatc net receipts, 800 SOL: ex-
por,s to Great Britain. il4,677; to
France, 1857: to the continent, 5.O2a.
Total since September /; Net receipts.
e,9ll .73i: exports to Great Britain. Tgl,-
$40; TO France, 33,9l5; to the continent,
6gg go
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Champagne. H.. Nov. liza large
crowd Witnessed The exercises attlnd-
Ing tho inauguration OF Andrew Sloan
Draper as prceldent OF the University
OF Illinois today. The presidents and
members OF faculties from colleges and
educational men and women from al
parts OF the country wero In attend
ance An address was made by Gov.
Alleged. Tie dedication OF the nsw
mechanical building occurred this even
ing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
NICARAGUA SUPREME.
End OF the Mesquite observation
TROUBLES,

Washington, Nov. ib.-Dr GuEman,
Nicaragua minister. has received re-
ports from Bluenelds indicating a salts
factory settlement OF the troubles AZ
dieting the Mosquito reservation. Sep
teinbcr seth The new conHtitutlon waa
proclaimed, ilriniy asserting Nlcara-
Euan supremacy there. and Cabez. 40
formally Installed IN office. Al signs OF
opposition have eisappearcd and Amer
lean rcsidents voluntarily gave adj
heslan. Tho British warahip Mohawk
took no notice Of the ohgervances, but
the United States ship Marhlehead,
ilred a salute OF nineteen guns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

st. Louis, Mo-. Nov. 15.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments. 300. Slow, ma
tive steers. 1900 pounds. $3.50; common
and light, S2.i5ae.50; cows, 1.7oa2 90;
Texas steers. light, $3.50; cows. s2.0Oie
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. 400; shipments. $500
Market slow, lower. Best heavy $3.50
AGO; mixed lots medium and light
425
Sheep-Recelpts. 1900; shipments. none.
Market quiet, native lambs, $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

New Orleans. La, Nov, 15.-Coiton-
Steady; sales. spot $3.50, to arrive $500
receipts, 1854; exports. to Great Brit
ain $500, continent $500. cOastwise 32ti
stock, 1856, 1855. Futures. steady: sales
&c 200; November. 500 bid. December
5.05G5.06; January, 5.1OG5.ll; Febru,
airy, 5.i5U5.l6; March. 5,2lG5.22; April
5.27G5.2s; May 5.29G5.3i. June. 5.2oI
$40; July. 5.i5G5.46: August, ). 50a s %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 15.-Cattle-
Receipts. 5000; shipments. 400; market
dun and weak; Texas steers. 81 900
2.35; Texas cows, Si.9e09. 80: beef steers
50. sO@5 go: natives sLOOG325. stoclSers
and feeders, $2.50G36 60. bulls and
mixed, Sl5092. 80.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1920: shipments.
1900; market opened l0c lower, heavy.
lower, closed l0c higher Bulk of sales
81. s5G4. so; heavies, 81. 35G4 50; packers.
81. 25I4.S0; mixed, 81. 90di55 lights,
sS.75q4.SOi pigs. $2aO03. 80.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900; shipments, 800;
market steady. unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Paris, Nov. is.--In consequence Of
an inquiry has been commenced Into a
serious charge Of espionage. Three ar
rests have already been made. The
prisoners include two Germans who
are believed TO be ofiicerr IA the Ger
man army reserve. The third prisoner
IL a Frenchman. whose name has not
been given. Searches made ~ tho
residences OF the prisoners are said 10
have developed eliminating edidence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

washington. Nov. l5.-Ths national
w e n .. convention elected officers
This morning. President; Mrs. {: {.
Afford Benardstown, Mass; vice
. .s.eiSsnt Mrs r. b Walker, Mime
poIis. General secretary Mrs. Ellen
Phinney, Cleveland Ohio; recording
Secretary, Mrs. Florence G. Porter
Caribean Ne: treasurer Mrs. ID NJ.
InEham,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF France, issued
today, shows the following changes as
compared with the previous account:
Notes In circulation increased 1880
francs; treasury accounts current iu-
creased 2l,ai5,O00 francs. Gold in hand
increased lS.729.O00 francs. Bills dis
counted decreased SOS. 900 francs, sill
yer In hand decreased l25. 900 francs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
An Unfortunate Lady.

Rhone. Tex. Nov. 1E.--A. M.Thonp-
son OF Aivord came IN town this morn
ing hunting for his wife who had ran
on from home while IN a demented
condition. Mr.. Thompson says: AZ
tlmos ahe IL perfectly sane, but mas
PERIODICAL spells OF insnnity"He thinks
rhe IL MAILING her way 10 missouri.
He goes down 10 Fort Worth this
evening. having heard that she had
reached there. >