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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New York. Sept H. Wheat-lNe-
ceipts, 1880; exports, ie2soo; sales ~
$4,000 bushels futures: Ao,oOo bushels
spot. spot steady, No red. store
and elevator IS s-se' anoat IS use,
I. o. b.. IS i-ec aGoat; No, Northern.
IS i-gc delivered; No. 4 hard. GO 5-se
delivered
options opened steady with corn, but
were Irregular al day with a small
range. The government report on corn
was bullish. but trade was very small
up 10 O'clock. when prices began 70
advance again on small oferings, and
the close was firm az i-Sc net advance
No. red, May, 60 i-Au1N l-Aci CLOSEUP
sc Lie, September 5s i-S0hS h-Sci closed
as 5-Sc, october. 5s 5000 Use, closed
{ IS i-sc. November closed CO l-2c, De
1 cembcr 60 7-SG6i 3-Sc; closed, u $50
Z Hidcs--Dull
Leather--puil.
Z Wool-Stcady.
] Ply lron-St0ady,
ConpOr=euieL.
lead--Wcak.
nqn-weak for futuresi stralEhts,
$40 90 bid; Plates, quiet
Cotton seed oil--Frmly held. sales
Included several barrels of primo sum-
mcr yellow NJ sIdl2bc and white az
] aNNs PRIME tfuuf. tNlf VIZ Nt ANNf SUI
Csc, yellow Autter grades, SiW Soc choice
summer yellow, 2Sc. prime yellow "a
l2i i-2c. yellow OIL grades. s2a3jo
prime white, sSc.
Concc-Options opened easy at un'
changed 90 3 points net decline ant
was generally weak all day on newt
from Europe. Closed barely steady M
o points decline Sales li.gol bass
Including September ut Si3JoW lS, 0a
October, So aO1i2 ga; December az Nlea
di2 40. March at Si2 10, May at Si2.05
SPOT coffea--Rlo dun, No. Z, lA 3-ic
mild quiet. Cordova, laWl2 l-lc' sales
1000 packages MaracaibO PIT
santos Weak at 100 rcig decline
good average Santos, i14eO' receipts
81 900 bags stock. $4,000 bags
Hamburg Dull; prices unchanged {
IA prennlg higher
Hayrc opened atendy ut partial de
cline NJ ia frame, At ~ m prices wrr
uuchangedi at D. M prices decline
iANl-i fiNnci market irrrgula sWcl
10000 BAGS
Rio-Quiot; No. tlo. 1850. g.,
change. l0d; receipts, $4,000 hays clear
ed Tor the United States, 5000 hag'
i cleared for Europe. 10000 bags, stool
213,0o0 barH
. Warehouse deliveries from New Yor
vest fdaf lO,G0g bags, New York stoc
today 2iS.4bJ bags; United states stool
eih.t2S hags afhat for the Unite
States. $4,000. total visible for Unite
g States, i9i.i2s bags, against 26lSts has
last year
b. sugar-Raw firm refined dun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

ror, ycorth Tex sent ti.-Reyicw
~ % ,topeni. G ga
OF tho u''rNe' Wy - - ~
commission merchants) Noiwithsta'u-
ing a disappointing government report
a.. h,,us NJ cor, AHA oerenl opened
!" pu''' va .,.....o
strong TINS morning ut AN hu'"''ee
Of nearly cent per bushel over last
nights close. The weather man was
the cause N this. showing frosts last
nirht in many localities through the
West and Northwest scalpers were
free buyers at the opening believing
magnitude Of country orders would
come Ia on the strength Of these ftosts
bu' such orders failed TO materiali2e.
ard those VINO Were, plnylliN l|, ~ a.,
got sc,lped instead which resulted w
throwing overheard goodly numb.r
OF opening purchases. This selling ear
rled values down Ia cents per bushei'
al which point or bjc Tor May rean-
lion sef IN TO 90 "-ie' IVA 81
l-2c, which was recovered, eu9 9l'sp
mis- fluctuations were confined 10 ~
narrow limit The government repolt
lowered the condition or me mont ea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
SHOT nEm DIVORCED HUSBAND,
Clarence w. clark OF Labor Fans
Budiy wounded.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-The Evening
bulletin today says: Clarence W. claris.
one OF the -four worthy committeeman
OF the brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers and next In rank to chlet Ar
thur. IL lying al the point OF death
frtm a pistol wound inflicted by his az
yorced wife. clark was about 10 start
from New York for Fan Francisco TO
look after the troubles on the Southern
Pacific. His wife met him al the Grand
station ana made threats. and 10 eluus
her no went to Jersey City 10 tuke .
train, but tfe woman had fpilowNd
him, and rot on the same train. ~
Che train was stopping AZ Nemhrk me
woman entered the car. shot Clark, ana
tim Jumped on and disappenra1. cins's
WAS carried 10 l'hlladelpnhs nnu we
b,ttIet was attracted flrin hie len irrrs
but he is ia a very dangerous epnul-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New York, Sept, li.-As Is usual on
Tuesday and with no malls from the
important markets OF the country the
demand OF commission merchants was
less active ana was attributed 10 t'e
tnouosts from buyers presen' and q
4 cd number Of kilograms fol special
yhipments OF moderate Quantities
Through the forwardlngs on advance
orders a very large amount OF business
was concluded The johblng demand
was continued on large scale, Print
Ing cloths were firm at &c for 81 squares
with sales OF 10000 pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

s.. Louis. No. Sept ii.-fiour-ouiet'
steady.
wheat--unsettled early bur epllish
later on buying. causing net salh
FOR the day OF l-iga-sei No. 2 red cash
80 s-se. September. 60 s-<r; peesniosr'
Bic. Nay. 80 5-se
core was unsettled uniil me gov
crnmcrt crop repori was made NJ 2
mixed. cash and September. eaet De
rr,aber. n Ice May. 81 5-su52 5-tg.
fiats--Tirm. higher, No eash' eip .
eepteraher. 81 l-ic; Oetober ~ i--e'
MA "a l-2c.
pariey---No trading.
srar -Cic east Track asked.
f1axseed-- Higher u,g5Uizl IL pa
clever seed-Qniet.
14aothy seed Higher; enoiee faney'
$3.50 80. .t..,,,,,,
iO9il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
M AND STOCK MARKET
,v yonrx STOCK EXCHANGE
Y YESTERDAY.
.nment's Report Has nm Eff
an. Market which Results
s,arp Advance Al AIong the
rbe GranEers Lead.

vork. sept. tl.-At the opening
nv go on the stock exchange
vas an active demand which
N ~ marked in the granger
The moving influence was the
,snt report issued late yester-
..lsnoon which was less favorable
VA been anticipated. During the
IN me traders had been figuring
tad crop report especially as to
II when they found their calcu-
\. were not carried out they were
80 10 repair the error. Hence
vno Lad short contracts ON their
wore desirable to cover and their
go brought about a sharp ad-
I. Id by Burlington and Quincy
sain Of / 5-S which brought the
10 II "a. Rock Island rose l per
III a. and st. Paul 5-S to CT IL.
also Joined the upward move
,auching 40 Ia, an advance OF
me general market was record
fractional Improvement which
boweyer, temporary, the leaders
~ market, too making reaction,
,icrfon losing ga, sugar 5-S and the
.shares small fraction. Chicago
Gained only is. In the opening
aSgs ii was raided on Il report from
.s-n 10 the effect that u war OF rates
IN progress In that city. a break
I. resulted and the rest Jf the mar
rsyei down In sympathy but only
atonally except In the case OF New
.t CHICAGO and st. Louis which fell
VI csnt. London houses, which Ind
rsht I'm the early trading Oeoame
~ their figures and their sales
"a 10 depreciate values. Some OF
sneeialtles were in demand, notably
,snebanna and Western nfd which
s Ia. Before IL o'clock sugar
.nr into demand In expectation ~
deelaration OF the regular dividend
4, per cent and an Improvement ~
Ia lOg is was Effected, The general
,tet being held steadily up TO mid
escept United States Cordnge
H. was sold freely on reports that
ri rompanys business was not pros
nus and declined l L. to nc. Spccn
II M during the afternoon was rather
ii except In sugar which m.vet
E,neaiv. reactlng 1 Is 20 l05. ad
rinx Il l06, breaking to 10i is Wild
Knai recovery or 5-S making a gar
/ nd day Of rs. the pfd advancing IL
decline after the declaration Of thu
H5end Is said to be due 10 the belle
the business o. the company Wi
4 10 be done on different plao durini
coming fiscal year. The active lis
on a small fraction In ssmp2tl!
The weakness I'm sugar while cor
H.; r pfd - and Manhattan / pc
IL the last hour the market Wa
H.; ng some shares recorded mntoria
ances and almost the entire markc
dnv firm. The railway and mis-
aneous bond market was general
4 on good volume Of business. TIL
4 were Gas, $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Fort worth. rrpt ii,-QRcyiew Of
today's market by F q. Mfpeot g
co1--Aa rcuit Of cooler weather
over ,he COUNTRY together with rain ..
certain localities our mariiota opened
with nm advance Of 2 q 3 po'nis. The
advance was rot muinlnined snd price,
.oon gave way on n lower lAvefpool
vbi,h closed easy az 900 decline from
NOR closing Of Saturday. aud heaNy
nort receipts. and nt noph me MARKET
nns quiet NJ I pOiule decline from We
opcninc. Receipts at al interior points
~. very honvy Houston receiving to-
Gay 10 3Ig bales, ugainat 5ql2 nnme day
iest wear; san Antonio 1000. hFainht
100 Estimated receipts IN New o.
leanr tomorrow are 1909. TIE matkei y
also ataegerinE under report thlt
Nh Neili viii br ont tomorrow merhing
win d very bearifh circular MessIA
MrFlroy s. CO. wire usi our Lohlpn
letter SAVE, A prominent Mhncho,Htef
man rnys tho hree consumers YAM =,
beglnning 20 buy cotton wnen sngn
,,iddiif,v ia 10 be had ~ la rus
- on a bnsis of i-2c IN New orleans.
ityerpooi spots closed nasy. win a re,
tgppiy spot sales l2Op9 baies am
,.'erc The only encouraging feaipff
nom that side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Butter ami cggs--stcady. unchanged.
CsTalucai Ses5Ge6i.
Whisiiy--sl.91
crttOn ties and haseing- Vfichanged.
Provisions easy carlN. closing tlrni.
Pork, standard mess iohhins. Si{.Sl IL.
Lard, prime steam. $3.50; choicn, $500
iny salt meats, loose shoulders. S6.es.
ionrs and ribs. ST.a7 Ia: shorts. s9.sa ~,
i7acon. packed shoulders, Si.l5; lohEs.
SS.s7 L.. ribs. SSSs i-saia,0e; shorts,
saODGals IL.
Receipts Flour, 5000 barrels, wheat.
5000 bushels. corn, 1900; oats, fe-
0QU
shipments - Flour, 5000 harselsi
wheat, none; corn, 1000 bushels; oats
tigo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New York, Sept li.--Money on call
Ny at per cent; last loan 4; elcaed
n cent. Prime mercantile paper Sn
II. per cent sterling exchange duil
"a heavy, with actual business IN
inkers bills at si.S5 3-494.s6 for de-
..ahd and s4.S5 IA for sixty days.
ls,'ed rates t4.s5 i-2G4,SG and A.Sh
I,hmcrcial bills Sl.s4,
silver certificates 81 1-2c' bar silver
I '+ei Mexican dollars SO 3-sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

tomatoes. per bushcl. 500; watermel.
ons, per dozen sitb1 so. cantaloupes,
per dozen, G0c1Si. wax beans one'
half bushel bnakcln, 5oAG0c. oucuin.
beers, $50 per dozenl celary, 800 pei
bunch,
I-ruits--Lamona fancy (1C0S) per box.
N.7bQ5 90, grapca, conrords. 400 poi
basket IA pdgo. per basket, Coo.
California pears, per box t9bogs N
Northern apples sBg0dtl, % per Dbl
bananas. 81 7bWg 30 per bunch;
California muacat grspsH. 70 ibn
crates. u.50; California black grnpea
2s-pound crnten, ~ 1905 California Tokay
grapcs, e5-pound crates. t2.b0,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

ing further, \ block Of quarter OF
a million OF Argenune securities was
IN " financial syndicate from
In October N''i -
Sonlansoes on American per cent
, were steady 10 firm, without much bus
mess. Git edge securities continue ris-
lhs and the public gained confidence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Fort worm, IoNt CENT -
Bait meats aud lard madc auphtNn-
tia advance To-Day COTTON ~ cum.
inn IA nicely. many bales bringing &c
a H. Trade has bnen good with pros
poets btpht for all llneR Johbets arc
an crowded with country orders
staple provisions.
Mentu-pry salt clear Use. BACON
sb,rl rioar, 40 lego. bacon brllicm
N t-ge. dry aalt brlileg, 10 i-2c. me
dtutt hpins. " l.2U; large hams. IL
i.ge, smell hama. itc hreakfnat bacon
''f lara compound, : l.ao. pure loaf,
g1ref standard rranulatcd $50.
na,gdrrrd baifela. e 1885 powdered
bnif bnrrcls. o 1906 cut loaf barrels
\ i-sc. out loaf half barrels, l-se,
yellow clarified. Dc
conee- Arbucldo'R Ariosn, g l-2e.
midland, % t,eoj Linn, ~ l-gei Alnrplnn,
gs i-gc, French merkoi ~ i'2ei NNAN
IS Grsen conee lly The sack good. ESQ,
choice giei fanny sa l.2r, prnbarrN
"a $50. om government Java. 2ipi Mo-
IieeNCammon, 4 ~, rrlms5el head
Nee. &c. new hcad. '9f5 i-2e
Molnsso Barrel ioig. fnncy. SUGAR
house. 3gc. ehoiur, per gallon. S0cifancy
Asesum ingsr sSs,Y NaeforsI nodiurn.
>,' XXI barrels. N bo. No. :. i0.ib
~, iiit6 Al 10. medium. No }. iO.lb net
| pVs ii 25.
piei,isN- Medium. hhuein. tj15; me-
! alum hnif barrels. $3.50, small bnrrola,
1 IA MI. Email hnif barrels, 800. l0-gall0n
! tevr $40. b-rallon aegH. ti7G. pints,
III. oliagia. pee dozen, q 90 hair gal.
~ do1Sn sg61' Ilcshgon, gallon. 1850.
Imperial milton isis .,n.,..
Cheese. ,Fancy. lul orohHi, sht'Ns,
"A i-2ci choice run cream. " ipss
a-ic' ianey ful ni'hih' 'pu"k N"'o'
cans, loo. .,,
Fionr an" "rs'n'
Wheni--Aq. y asei 10 ~ "a,
llpur-Tn,,, p n,s al ,hi.i Grade
pounds; nat 1890 LAG al Nssthern mn
NV 3io6ul,N' s'"N'' ~ '
ems, - -. tornl. x,aFon los
M eVrn ~. hnan.l
tsn,, tvorth. s6e, rAgked, sgo.
W ~. ia hounds. Z o. b., For
,..n. nsc
worm, o's , ffort svort.j
bAF,-,.a' va "a ,.r ION aeat "a
hert ft9im.f' .i,,,ig. 'toose ioeaI III X
lhna' se'g oal ntairis' locai Ser ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Ncw Orionns. "a. Hrri. Hf-LIFFI'
.,oi vss little sisadler than ex-
ro6ted this morning, The opsping show
ing loss OF oniy z-cid. There was
surther .oftenins later, however, and
the closing was easy ai q net loss on
the day u s-e4d spot salcs Of 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

81. I.ouls, Mo, sept IL Wool-Quiet
nhont steady. Missouri and Illinois me-
dun comblng, 10 i-2c; do. elothlns'
14dtl i-2c; coarse and braid Il l-2m
i5c. .rexae. CGi2c; Missouri medium "
G1is. coarse and low do. 9@lle; vest
ern and northern medium, llNloe,i
coarse and low. 7ql0ci tub WASHED
choice. SIC,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New York. Sept. 1.-THE steamship
oriHaoa, which arrived from Vera Cruz
sefterday, brought 2i5.OOO Mexican sii-
yer dollars consigned TO James p.
ward, OF which 100000 Is In transit
to London and 5000 to Paris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

London. Sept. l1,-canadian Pacific
VIC; Erie l6 sac; Erie seconds 7sc'
.ilnls Central 10 s-sc; Mexican or
..eafy IS i-2c; St PAU common y aAci
Nv York Central S1.05; Pennsylvanlt.
/. re; Reading II l-sc Mexican Cen
NA new O. Gle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

81. Lsuin. Mo sept ii.-catile-ise-
ceipts. 400. shipments. Soo0i market
s..,ax. Native steers 100 70 1900
n,nnds yti00ieo. cows ana helfsra,
iisGQ1bo. Texas steefH, gQg e lEpv
-l-.iseceipte. 5e00i shlpmenia, 1900.
,nnrfst firm, higher Choice heavy,
yetoId.cs. good mixed and light, SOLO
els.e5. 70 ulfnon and rough. f5l516po
gsscp.- Receipts. 1905 shipments.
n ,ne. markat Arm, active Natives. VOC
osl6, rhaap and lambs, f2IsHsVy'
israaa. sgz5It.0o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

e,,,hrie o. T. Sept li.--in the ~
49, court the case OF Moses keokuk'
pFe'.s a.. CAV and Fox Indians, vs..
s ,Ss county treasurer Of lincoln e0g n.
uie ~ ds.ldea against the chief, Ne
~ VIZ M suit 10 prevent the treas
hrousnl Wy esoiIsotlng taxes on the store
urer ron the sax and Fox agency,
he runs nat as an indian he was
claiInliS srorn taxation. Inc eoui ,
eNsh.p1h owever. that Indians mhse *
e ,ssss on All personal pfop ,argot NE be
, ,housh their oilS s5Is n ,ruat y the
taxed ~ aH IN ths improvements on
government "a Assessed and taxed az
them can .,nerty. This decision Y q
personal " everywhere IN the west
ir1port1,il.Ds ,.ns have ailotmerts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

The BrNNDAItp would Sc pleased TO
hear from all cnttlcmVn In Texas and
Inc Indian Territory who contemplate
uhlrpihg aud we VIII FURNISH mnIkrA on
Xxx Toxas trade. and " good care OF
Al ,e,t IN tho yards ana good sales ~
y,hnt van donirc. then send uH a trial
shinn,eut and We will endcnvor to mike
vnn a permancnt customer Write IS.
.1rAN,,NvD LAVE STOCK COMMITS
Sion CO..
Room ia. Sew EXohaugc Huilding, u.
a YardH. Chicago, III,
w A. snnrum. Manager, formerly OF
TeNhh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Liverpool Sept ii.--Ariyed; BORA
mia. from Roalon.
BreinenA-Arrlved: sanic. from new
york: Dresden. from Baltimore.
Glasgow. -ArrIyrd oiympiE. from.
New York
ka. from Glasgow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Galveston, sept coiton-Quieh
niadiing. 6i.2. nalea. $50 bales; re-
cplptu. 2i1s. exports, n0nei stock 2AfH.
sugar ana coffee unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
ID g. IMnOpNN. Mang
GALVESTON EXPORT
%s1SSae.-EsA VIZ sS
SEllERl|!I l4S||!
TtlgCEIVtNG AND SHIPPING COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,

MISSION MERCHANTS
Galveston, TEX.
Fort worth. Tex, 10 Hurley lild'
soma All communication and ps,
pers 20 Fort Worth office We send
The Telegram frec to our patrons. We
handle wheat, corn, oats bnd nay.
also Cnttog deed between ihe local
clippers and consumers. on strictly n
commission bhgia we have nineteen
yohrs expcficnce IN this htieinear,
which With onr location and facilities.
cnablcB ua az all tlmes 10 place ship
mants or nupnly the wants OF the CON
numcrH 10 best possible advantage,
Your orders ana correspondence re-
npoctfully solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

10y York. Sept. little Evening
london cabiegram says
-s'sy = settlement Increased the
-se.. q tone, American stock boom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
dinll.

laadon, Sept. ll.-Gold Is quoted to-
" ~ nuenos Ayres at a.2i. MadI 1lt.
~ Lisbon ~, st. Pet frsbufs ~
ne lilo; Vienna 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

London, Sept li.--aIoney. IA per cent
u nate Of discount in the open market
", Mort bills Is GIG per cent. ana
~ shsse months bills - per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New York. Sept. ii.-Government
bonds firm; state ponds FIRM; railroad
bonds firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Rrmsrka- Marie, closed duil ~ W,
,,,1s,t tolnt Of The day, Bates. Os.ilo
bnies. spoi cloeed easy at 6 -. spot
Gales. gab baleH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Paris, Sept ll-Exchange on London,
25f. l9c for checks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

London, Sept. Il.-Ciose--Consols for
money and The account. 102 I-lG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

(. London, Sept. ii.-Bar silver closed
- g per ounce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New York. sept. li.-Bank clearings
$50, ooo.740; balances S5,ig5.57l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Chicago. Sept. il.--Sot more than 900
native cattle " All descriptions were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New orleans. La. Sept. lI,-M&rhels
steady and unchanged,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

New York, sept il.--Stoalss and bonds
closed at the following prices bid;
paNns
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-10
A THOUGHTFUL BRiGANo.
Tired of His Calling, He Writes "a Cour
teOus Letter to the Commandment.

Tired Of His Calling, He Writes "a Cour-
teous Letter to the Commandant.
Nothing could be more correct or
gentlemanly than the behavior of the
Corsican brigand Barthelemy Durili in
surrendering himself. as he has recent
iy done, to the offended Justice of his
country. Writing from Piana to the
commandant of the district, he said:
MONSIEUR THE CoMMANDANT-I, the under
signed. Rartholemy Durili, hrigand at Piana,
have the honor 10 respectfully submit to you
that I intend to give myself up into your Gus
tody rs q prisoner to be tried ut the approach
ING assizes. Pray, monsieur the commandment,
let me know when l can do SO and address
yeur reply to my mother, Mime. Durif, at Pr
ana.
As soon as you have written to her. and she
has sent me the letter, / beg you, monsieur the
commandant, to be good enough to instruct
your gendarmes IN order that / may proceed
without molestation to Ajaccio to surrender
myself. | should not care to be arrested on
the way by the gendarmes, and / shall take 1t
as o favor IL you will give them instructions on
the subject. Please let me hear from You i've
or elk days before the date Of the ~assizes, that
I may have time to make my preparations. l
rely upon you. Accept, monsieur the com
mapdant, thetexpression of my entire devotion.
DURlLI tBAETHELEMY),
Brigand and Landowner at PiaAa.
London News.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-10
BOARD or AGRICULTURE.
In Session at the Lake Park-Election o
Oficsrs-Banquet Tonight.

The State Board of Agriculture is still
in session at the Lake Park, a good
sized quorum being present. The cleo
ton OF officers took place to day and re-
suited i'm the choice OF Oscar P. Kemp Of
WATERFOWL, president; M. III. Kelley OF
Aberdeen, secretary; James s. Zebree OF
Pierre, treasurer. Other members OF
the board present are ex-preRident OF the
board, Chas. Keith of Brookings, e. D.
Bailey of Clark, John Armstrong OF De-
Smet, Chas. N. Harris OF Aberdeen, Hen
ny wv. Smith OF Minnehaha county, j. X.
Smith Of Mitchell, Frank NJ. Byrne OF
Faulkton, A. B. Lucas OF Castalia, II,
j.. Patterson Of Madison. Aberdeen,
WATERFOWL and Mitchell are candidates
for the place Of holding the next fair
with chances in favor OF Aberdeen. The
board has been busy auditing accounts
re-arranging the premium list and pre-
pairing their annual report to the gov
ernor. Tonight the board will be ten
dered q banquet at the Lake Park by
the citizens of Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-10

eighth member OF the class Miss Maggie
Do Cou, being absent teaching, the part
ing address was ommitted. President
Beadle then presented the class with
their diplomas and state certificates in
due form. Rev. j. p. Jenkins closed the
exercises with the benediction. and the
audience were invited to remain an hour
to join in social intercourse and listen TO
the strains OF the Brookinga orchestra.
House for rent. CHAs B. KENNEDY.