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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-04-18

III tu0 C!ty 4CSon"y'
The Calendar Bazaar, under the man.
agement Of the ladies OF the Episcopal
Church, last week was q most novel and
successful occasion. The Bazaar opened
Thursday evening and closed Friday
evening. There were twelve booths, rep.
resenting each month in the year. All OF
them had something for sale, and attracted
many purchasers. The "Old Curiosity
Shop was perhaps the most interesting
booth and was represented by October.
Here many Colonial, Revolutionary and
Confederate relics were exhibited. and the
display was an agreeable surprise to every
visitor. The managers certainly deserve
praise that have been showered upon them
| for the successful manner In which they
managed the Bazaar.
The last issue of the Elberton (Ga.) Star
saws: ut Is with great regret the Star an
nounces that its good friend, Mr.. G. 8.
Sullivan, will leave Elberton and return to
| his former home in Anderson, 8. @. The
Sullivan Hardware Company has, under
his management. built up large trade in
this whole section and was enjoying a
sold out the entire stock to Mr.. W. D.
Bewley, brother.in.law, and will return
to Anderson and take q one-third interest
in tho Sullivan Hardware Company at
that place. No man ever became 30 uni.
versally popular with our people In so
! short time, and everyone regrets that he
has decided to leave US. From business
circles Elberton has lost an enterprising,
progressive and successful business young
man, and in the removal of his family our
society loses one of It's brightest orna-
ments. In speaking of the change, Mr.
Sullivan said: There Is but one place In
the world would have left Elberton for
and am going to that place. This move
ia not made because am dissatisfied with
nv present location or with the patronage
given me. The many friends have been
fortunate enough to make, l shall long
remember, and 1t Is with regret that
leave the place. the people and the splen'
did patronage I have enjoyed Mrs. Sui
livsn's lady friends are really sad ovel
the idea of her leaving. She was one oI
tho brightest, most popular and attractive
members of Sorosis, and that club will
miss her very much. While regrettine
the loss of Mr.. Sullivan, we are glad tc
Welcome Mr.. Bewley, who will continue
to keep the hardware store up to the high
standard it reached under the manage
ment of Mr.. Sullivan" It is with grea
pleasure that the INTELL1aENcER vel
comes Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan back to thei'
native home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco. Cal, April S.-The
steamship Belglc brings Japanese news
up to March "a as follows;
The emperor Of Germany has inti-
mated his intention OF presenting the
emperor and empress Of Japan with n
pair Of porcelain vases as memento
OF the imperial Wedding
Two new political parties are being
brought into existence IN Japan. one
Is a fiscal association for developing
the resources Of the country on an
economic basis; the other is an agra
rlan league, pledged to further the
interest OF the farming class.
The king OF Korea has refused to
grant Russia permission to lay a sub
marine cable between Vladivostock and
Gensan.
The Korean minister Of stote is said
to favor Russian interests.
The Korean government is levying
special taxes for the purpose OF Great
ing navy.
a native paper reports that Japan is
about to build Two new warships.
The action Of China in sending troops
into Korea to punish brgands Is caus-
ing much unfavorable feeling in Japan.
and is said to be a violation Of the
treaty of Tientsln
From Siam comes an extraordinary
case OF credullty Near sapatome. a
Buddhist priest has been amassing
great wealth by tatooing people to
make them invulnerable. One Of his
dupes Invited number OF friends to
witness the potency Of his charm and,
placing gun In his mouth, pulled the
trigger with his toe. The priest has
been forced out Of business,
The shlneri oolliery at KurategW
cnuaht fire while 755 mon were In
a. Eighteen were burned to death.
The Popularists Of Miyasaklken re-
comfy divided into two parties and
engaged in a battle with swords and
rides The combatants numbered
1000. and many OF them were wounded.
The recent alleged attempt by which
the King Of Korea and all his minis
tprs were to have been blown up by
powder, turns out TO have been
marty AFFAIR II originated in the re-
vengeful talk Of a single Korean who
had been stripped OF his money by
confidence man, and suffered himself
TO Indulge In revolutionary threats
against the relgning dynasty. The
Young fellow had been an onice-seeker
but. failing to secure an appointment.
had offered large brides to Influential
men. I'he confidence man IS said to
have been a Japanese.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
TUE COTTON MAnIkErs.


Mchlroy a Co.'S Circulnr,
Special Dispatch.
New orleans, La, April 7.-McElroy
& Co say:
The feature Of special interest in
the market today has been the heavy
falling OFF in the visible supply. The
decrease for the week is 10000. against
only 1900 the corresponding week last
year The reduction of course includes
the correction in the Liverpool stock
of $4,000 bales, referred to some days
ago. Liverpool did not vary much.
but was little softer toward the
close which Is partially l-64 higher
than yesterday. Spot sales were 1000
bales. The decrease In the visible sup
ply appeared to have considerable ef-
feet upon exporters here. who were
notably busy looking around. although
they We're not active buyers. Spot
sales We're only 200 bales, at unchanged
prices. Ports viii probably get 1000
bales today, against 1900 last year. and
New orleans expects a considerable
movement for Monday. 5000 bales. hut
This compares with an exceptionally
heavy last day year 1880.
There seems to be no disposition 10
sell the market short, and something
VIII have to turn up to put new life
in the situation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
FRESH EUROPEAN CABLES.
THE KING AND EMPEROR SPEND
SUNDAY TOGETHER.


BY Associated Press.
Venice, April S.-'rhis city is strl en-
fete because OF the presence here OF
King Humbert and the German en-
peror Today their ma1esties Iunched
at the palace and in the afternoon
visited the plaza ducal church. The
emperor has made a close inspection
Of the art treasures OF tho palaces OF
the doges and has been impressed by
their beauty and wealth. King Hum
bert has decided to visit queen Victoria
Mt Florence on Tuesday. lie will be ac-
companied by Queen Margherita and
the crown prince.
This evening state banquet was
given at the palace. Immense crowds
gathered In the piazza san Marco to
listen to the music by large military
band The national anthems Of Ger
many and Italy We're palyed. as were
also many other German and Italian
patriotic airs
Upon the ending Of the national an
thems, Emperor William and King
Humbert stepped upon balcony. They
We're greeted with cries OF Long I've
the emperor" Long 1--we the King"
Emperor William dropped some flowers
to the crowd below. There was ire
mendous scufiie to obtain these flowers
as souveniers As their majesties with
drew into the palace they wese GRAIN
cheered. Later IN the evening II gala
opera performance was given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

by Associated Press.
Madrid. April s--The governor-gen-
eral Of cuba has sent to Senior Beoer-
rera. minister of colonies, details OF the
Illustration by the government OF cuba
Of a revolutionary conspiracy. The
leader Of the movement. General
Gomez, had collected 1000 rifles intended
for the use OF Insurgents In Cuba.
Gomez was directing the movements OF
the conspriators from san Domingo
and was closely watched by the
Spanish consul there. On April 4
Gomez sailed for New York and all
the known facts We're communicated
10 tho governor general The military
authorities were advised Of the plot
and close watch was kept TO prevent
the landing OF arms or ammunition. Il
was learned that quantity OF arms
and other contrahanda Of war had been
shipped from New York in the steamer
Albert by General MART, the well
known insurgent leader, BY familiar
methods these arms, etc. were passed
through the custom house at Nucvitas,
and were being taken into the interior.
The military followed the train bearing
the smuggled articles aud came up
with Il at Puerto Principe, thlrty-siS
miles southwest Of Nuevitas, A raid
was made on the train and 200 Reniug-
ton rifles and 10000 cartridges were
seized. The customs employees sus-
pcoted Of having been bribed to permit
the landing OF the contraband muni-
A.. ii a ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Berlin, April S-A political meeting
was held today at Nenagh. county Of
TIpperary. The speakers were Messrs
Timothy Healy. John Dillon. Arthur
OConnor and r. j, o'Brien. an OF
whom are anu-Parnellte members
OF the house Of commons. A large
audience was present. Mr. Healy
said that with the passage of the home
rule bill In the house OF commons the
irish cause had leaped into the light
The liberals had kept their word in re-
gard to home rule and he believed they
would fulAll their pledges in relation
to bill FOR the relief OF the eyicted
tenants in Ireland. He regretted that
the government would not tgrue 10
release the Irish political prisoners
He thought the government ought
again TO appeal to the oleccors n a
few months. when Il was certain IL
would get a large majority, Mr. O'Con-
nor urged that the persons who hnl
grabbed farms from. WFlqh tennnts
had been cvleted should be treated rs
social lepers air. Til'on said he aid
not think that general election was
near. 1t wa 10 the interest Of ulsl,.
men to retan, the holding 1T a general
election
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
BroEe IN the srhooi.
By Associated fsress.

London, April S-A special dieratoh
to the Times from Paris says raat a
telegram from STEAMBOAT has been 60.
ceived IN Paris stating that m i'm
perial Trade has been issued ordering
the closing Of the law school at CON-
stantinople. The dispatch adds hat
1brahim Haiku Enendi, who was
Turkish commissioner 10 the Chicago
Columbian exposition, returned from
the United States 30 inoculated with
Liberal Ideas that his recent lectures
delivered IN the law school caused n
great stir in government circles. ~
prevent the further dissemination q
his Objectionable IDEAS. that school
was ordered to be closed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

London Apgh s.-lrhr Times Ills
morning says that tho governments
demand thar the moraurss OF Tuesday
and Friday OF each wcek be appropt-
ated to It's own . 9smesl in the House
OF commons. has produced 30 much
discomfort among the rpliculs TINT a
widely credited rumor ia current that
the cabinet is riding for n fan. A
good many radicals have lost all hope
Of making any real progress toward
performing any part OF the promlae 10
which they are committed. Mr.. Henry
Labouchere and his associates have
not forgiven the defeat OF their at
tempt to keep Lord Rosebery out Of
the premiership The recent breach in
the ranke Of the anu-Parnellltes. the
open discomfort of the Healyites and
the avowed determination OF the Red
mondites to compel the Immediate dis
solution Of the house must be dlscour-
aging to the government II the IS
dissatisfied radicals and the. malcon-
tent Parnelites abstain from support
ing the government. or II half that
number Join the parnelHes in voting
against the minister's the motion to be
made today by Sir William Vernon
Hurcourt IN regard to the appropria-
ton Of the time for government purpo-
SEES Will be rejected ana the immedi-
ate dissolution Of the house will be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY Associated Press.
Baltimore. April S--A sensation was
occasioned this evening IN the congre-
CATION 0f the Twelfth Presbyterian
church by the startling utierances Of
ROY, u. b, Greigg pastor, who preach-
ed on the Brecklnrldge-Po Pollard breach
or promise suit, His text was "Stones
Thrown from Glass Houses a Pres
byterian colonel now q target. The
reverend gentleman warned his hear
crs 10 beware OF passing judgment
upon their fellows and reminded them
OF tho Saviour's declaration, Let
him who IL without sin among you
cast the first stone" In speaking Of
the cause celebre he said society aud
the world should he charitable and for
give both parties. He had no doubt
there We're many equally az culpable
and perhaps such could be found
among those before him. His remarks
created sensation and were warmly
discussed after church, some condemn
Ing and others approving Of them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

armed and pientifully supplied with
provisions. The Portuguese warsnips.
Mindeiio and Alfonso de Albuquer-
que, which came here from Rio de Fan
elro, having on board admiral la
Cana and number OF other irHur-
gents, have sailed hence. Their desti-
nation Is not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

By Associated Press.
st. Louis, Mo, April s.-Early this
morning, while returning from ball
Henry Enregard shot and fatally
wounded Emma strahle, his sweet
heart. and then shot himself. 1t is
thought neither can live. The couple
had been to ball, and soon after mid
night the girl wanted to go home. En-
regard insisted that she stay, but she
was obdurate and left Enregard fol-
lowed. and when near the girls home
he shot her and then killed himself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
, ,l:III' Markets GO DOWN.
,ox soLp ST. PAUL L. AND "
l0'DO AVID ArcnisoN.


:. Associated Press. 49,, n,,.,
" II YORK April IAN active DUST
New = Acme on the stock exchange
rs .s,' w. me two hours trading today
' ua,.s vas well distributed throushout
sn'i There was some London sell
the ny ~ opening. in ST. Paul, Louis
Us >, I'D Nashville and Atchison' the
w giving way only is but the
4 ~ receding 81. In early dealings,
,..culatIon was weak and fractional
, ,,.,,res took place. The depression was
|, srlst duration and prices soon took
|. w ,,noard turn under the leadership
!. cS,cogo gas which after decline
!, 70 sold up S1-S on coverings of
s.r,s Dstlnng was bought on the
INV President Greenhut Of the
saNlss XXI asserted that the recent de-
to , ,sslnst the trust Is OF little I'M
' isi3. The improvement in the rest
ny ,,st was merely fractional To-
" o'clock. the upward tendency
fAlp t,.ksd BY the Inauguration OF a
va ,aovement In Chicago Gas,
psl .ai ,yas based on the fears that the
tn ..-na.,.''sneral Of Illinois VIII decide
Ns, ne company in quo warranto
isp,S,ngs Before the bottom was
p19ss,S III stock had declined per
MIN only rally Of Ia at the
~ cnmpared with the closing hg-
ilgs ,.asterday. prices were irregu-
lss rho changes. however, are very
W 90" the declines being within
nm" while only in one case was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY Associated Press.
New orleans, April 7.-Cotton. quiet;
sales spot, 600 bales; to arrive, 100
bales; receipts. 5S4s bales. stock, 1857.
Futures steady; sales, 920O bales; April.
7.27c bid; May. 731Q73 2c; June, 400
7.41o: July, 74SG7i9c: August, 7.5iG
1859: September 7,47GL49c; October,
7.5Oa752; November 7.554T57; Deem
her 7GOd7G2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY AHsocIated FffH8'
London. April s--The Times this
morning published dispatch from
Buenos Ayrea dated yesterday, %tarlng
that an insurgent torpedo Boat and
four transports forced the bar at no
Grande do sul yesterday and landed
1900 troops, The di,eSStch adds that the
report Of the capture Of Rio Graade 90
sui by the lnstrgents was erronnous
The governmeht still holds she ely.
Another ipsdrgent column Is reported
10 be marching southwark for tho pvr-
pose Of attacking P2ito Alley-o. a
decisive engagement IS expected
shortly. The English gunboats, Hnrer
and Beagle. viii leave Mon.syilao to-
morrow for Rio crande do sul.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Santiago de Chill, April 8. The rnin-
lsterial crisis here continues. Presi-
dent Jorge Mont has, II IS said, de-
olined to Join any party but has de-
clared that he is willing to govern
with any miniatery that IL supported
by congress and the country. II IL
likely that a coalition ministry. made
UP u liberals and conservatives. viii
be- formed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY Associated Press.
Memphis. Tenn, April Z. 80 Cotton.
steady; middling, 7 3-sc; receipts, 6S5
bales; shipments, 1900 bales; stock, So
OOg bales; sales, 1926 bales. New York
exchange selling at 81.
Clearlngs, Sl99,O62; balances, Sb2'295'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
Money


y 7R77VlIu1VV TI7777'
New York April Money on call
easy at per cent; prime mercantile
paper sa5 IL.
Sterling exchange dun and firm,
with actual business In bankers bills,
~ liei,ss ~ for demand. and4.S7@
~ = for sixty days. Posted rates,
as a.
Silver certificates, 81 8-4. Mexican
collars % 10. Total sales Of stocks
ioday l39ll6 shares.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Mass Meeting OF citizens Held and
strong RESOLUTIONS Passed
p,, AasoclatAd Press.


By Associated Press.
New Orleans, La, April s.---The Plea
yune'a Blueaeid correspondent writ
ing under date Of Aprii /. says; The
blockade between Bluenold and Rama,
which has existed since the nssassina-
tlon OF Wulson. was broken Yesterday
when 1--WE steamships went up the
river. This Sc to be regretted, as the
ships ana the banana planters Will be
Obliged 10 pay the port charges and
duties to these Niearaguan invaders.
strange as Il may seem, there are only
six Nicaraguans IN BlueAelds. Who are
Keeping the entire community IN a
state of fegerish excitement We're II
not for the sufferngs Of the poor peo-
Die. the Americans here would enjoy
the nipping game played by Carlos
Laoayo. Without backing Of any de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

By Associated Press
London. April SIT IS announced
that Lord Rosebory has decided that
Great Britain shall retain ugapda and
that African Kingdom SHAH have
British local administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

BY Associated Press.
I'll Reno. o. T.. April s.-The Che
yenne Indian war has ended and the
excitement has abated. All the MAJ,
content Indians who did the actual ti,,
shooting are under arrest. CHIEF Hill
who was wounded In the first battle
died last evening. The cowboys have
lain down their guns, and a courier
from the field today says the troops
anticipate no further trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

A Grape we'll can be renovated by
putting IL out FOR a few minutes IN q
drizzling rain until wen dampened.
Then fold and put under q mattress
over night II will he wonderfully
Improved In the morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

by Associated Press.
., NV York April THE total bank
ss@i ,,s Of all the clearing houses of
az. United States for the week ending
NM Mere ss6L539,S1l. against ss76'-
sorresnna sl week and 1890. 2l1,9i4 the
9p'nulng week last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

By Assoclhteu ITess'
Eel Reno, o. T., April s.--The heaviest
hail storm in the history OF Oklahoma
passed over thecity tonight. Much
damage has been done to growing
crops and unprotected livestock. Some
Of the hail stones were as large as
mans fist. and fell to a depth of two
inches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

" Associated Press.
,. New York. April 1.-THE EXPORTS OF
IA , foin The port of New York were:
por,s ,'9As''i silver, s629.3sl, The i'm
ri ,h ior The week We're: Gold s1as :
ia, g,ssl, N5742; dry goods 81 SS7
s''s'ai merchandise, 81, 800 40,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

N X april THREE per cent rertas
g re for the account ' ieites'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

l.,ss. iork April 7.-clearings. s74.-
essE Ia, 11ssisas9 ICES, si,25s,1s1; for the
''''-so'iS7i balances, sss. IA. sd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

Northwestern ...,... toat
New York CentrM ioi
Pacihc Mail. ... la.
neallu fi.,,.;.'i.... .,............ gl9f
St. Paul .......,. $500 az
St Pau preferred 1,os,
southern Pacific observation-disclosures. on
sugar refinery gIt
Tennessee coal and iron. ...... l0H
Texas Pacific ~
unicr pacihc..... 80
Wabash. ~ Louis aud Pacific 49,. 81
Napash' 81 Louis and Pacific pro
Wells-targo express OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100
nMeslern union ...|.. ;.............. s54
penNer ana hlo Grande. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

o. tos dreams. April 7.-Bank clear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
Bonds.


I'M, si tg,,StiA April I.--Government bonds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
If You Want
A situation tell the
man about it who has
q situation to fill


Moping about com
planning that you
can't get work to do.
The GAZETTE exists
partly for your ben
eft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09
Its Want

Columns will solve
your problems if you
give them u square
chance.
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Make KNOWN
Your Wants.
If You Have

Anything 10 sell you
can afford 70 pay soma
thing TO get it before
a large audience of
prospective purehas
ers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-09

,losed at NJ, ~, april 7i--Stocks and bonds
'ne following prices bid:
-ii,a1 So. BONDS
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If You Desire

To buy any thing II
will pay you TO stimu
late the largest con
petition for your trad,