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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

New York, March g.-Wheat-Rc-
CENTS none: eyports. gb 200 bushelg.
gales 1.Glb 600 bushels futures. 10000
bushels spot. SPOT strong. No. rcd,
store and elevator, 90 l-Sc: anoat.
60 3-ic: +. o. b., 81 1-sc ailoat. No.
Northern, es 3-4e delivered; No. 1 hard.
60 S-ic delivered. OPTIONS ruled higher
all the morning on big weekly exports
from both coasts. ilrn cables a big
focrpase in Enpiish deliveries bulIfsh
Michigan state reports and good COW
cring. Trading mostly local, closed S-S
i'i.3e hIeaer, No. red. March. closed
80 3-gcl Nav. 50 i-2oGgOc; CLOSED SO Use:
June closed 50 7-sc; July, 50 3-4R
40 1-igc, closed GOr. August closed co..
Scntegber closed ca S.se, December, az
mf3 Ii iGc. closed &c 5-Sc
Tidos- steady, wet salted New Or
iaars "a 10 az hounds h 1-Q9go. guenos
49,, d-v oOsj9i Mounds ian "A i-se,
rS,.a5 an, % 10 ao nnnnds 7Sf $50
IsetbefLTNii m, Hsmlock sole. Buenos
Avrea light 10 heavy weights. IL 1870
liz
oec 3" p,,tie5 ia3S4c
pl,. irnr-,r,iI. scoteh. sie OOa,2 90,
An,srican 30 OOa12 5O
GonnerHDull. brokers' prIce. SO O0G0
An
~ yy,.1,.r. 1,rolfers, nrlee 20 g5.
min min teyENVenk
Sn az oil%Sfeadv, crude. off 20
oeSSo. nr,,,a s,,,nn,er yellow 2go. on
s G- Yellow gg426o: yellow butter
summer o,S5eSW. ,,ri,,,e s,;nn,er nbits
g sao' -'v-'e' P''"'S
@s g- onuors onsped ouet and un-
1919, oo'leeT ~ nnIntl advapce. ruled ex-
eh s,issnati,y All and featnrsless; only
eep aii 10y trndtnp. closed ann at Ia
sliiaii iveS - adya5cs. aalss 1910 bags
~ p oii,'s nisrch az i5.i5 and July al
"a It' NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Indianapolis, Ind. March e.-Ths con-
dillon OF Gen. Harrison has not ma
terialiy changed today. Last night he
was fairly comfortable. IN speaking
OF Gen. Harrison's illness, his attend
ing physician naid this morning; "oen,
Harrison has been working very hard
recently and has taken bad Geld, al
most the grippe. He'has acute bron-
chitls. and Thursday he had pleurisy
pains. He Is seriously III. but not In
danger. oysrwork has = good deal 10
A. With fta ~p-~a-s@a.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

st. Louis, No, March 9,-cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1905 shipments, 100, The sup
uly was too small TO make market,
and only retail trade was done, at
previous quotations, go.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1000
Market quiet ana DC lower heaEy,
st2Oa45o; mixed, S4a4.9o; light, $1,000
40. 40.
sheep-Recelpts 1900; shipments, 400.
Rest grades firm; common weak; falr
native mixed, $9d35O; medium. ss.5Og
$50; top grades, S.25@5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

New York, March 9.--Dry goods mar
kst--Buslness Ia all departments was
modified by the half holiday. The week
has been one OF large sales In all de-
partments, and Jobbers' stocks through
out the country have undergone con-
siderable reduction, as has been shown
by the renewed demand for bleached
and other cottons. Sales for the week,
1900 pieces. OF which two-thirds were
ada
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

New orleans. March 9.--Hog Prod
ucts-Flrmer.
Pork-ll b-Sc.
Lard-Rehned fierce 7-Sc.
Boxed Meats-Dry salt shoulders
o lie: Sides 3 20; bacon -12c.
Hams-Choice sugar cured s-419c
Sugar-Active and firm. open kettle,
strictly prime i-2M2 g-i6c; prime
2 1850; good fair 10 fully fair S-SI
2 7-lGc; fair 5-l0Q2 s-Sc; common to
good common 2d2 i-ic: inferior / 8-4Q
! l5-l6c. Centrifugal, plantation granu-
lated ll-l6c; choice white Csc; on
white 1-SqS 1-4c; gray white 1-lGc;
choice yellow clarified l-iGQ3 1-Sc:
prime do Sc; Off do . 5-sc. seconds IL
az 3-ic; others unchanged
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|~sw York, March 9.-AIoney on call
.ur.aily l-2 per cent. Prime mer-
E.He paper, 3 3-iQ5 per cent, Ster-
NJ s1ehange duh and steady, with
[ssl business In bankers bills at
[mSetSs IA for demand and "a 81 "a
II LOT sixty days. Posted rates,
~ 1904 30. Commercial bills,
E~s Silver certificates, 60 5-sc bid;
Enes' Bar silver. 60 l-2c. Mexican
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

This Is the Number, 80 fnr as
Learned.
Cincinnati. March s.-Although me
morning papers place the death list OF
the Longfollow at twelve, there is a
certainty of six, namely; Clerk J. L.
carter; Passengers. David Aidridse'
Rome. n Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Auli, Day
ION Ohio; Bartender Augustus chau-
"att and porter James Miller, As two
given in the list OF twelve are Mrs Dr.
Mary Anderson and her patient Miss
warrington. jamestown, N. y Ihey
ore not only alive but expect TO resume
,he,- tourney to New Orleans on the
buckeye state, which leaves ior 'ha'
CITY this evening.
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tsrnin.

u. q. McPeak 4 Co.'S letter from
Lamson Bros. & Co. says
Chicago, ILL.,, March 9.-The volume
OF trade transacted In the past week
was quite fair and although there Ia
no gain to holders, quotations today
being materially the same as the clos
ing last Saturday. the market has been
a stubborn one. quickly recovering
from any decline. II we are TO believe
anything IN statistics, the situation Ia
on the improve, the decrease In the
visible forepart taking place as eN-
pected. and although not quite as heavy
as was expected, II shows Withdraw
ais from store to meet the foreign ana
domestic milling demand Consider
able anxiety Is experienced regarding
the amount OF wheat In farmers hands,
The Michigan crop report says their
entire crop Of 1894. something like H.
1000 is almost entirely exhausted.
Other experts put the amount OF the
entire country for July I at 5O,W0,Oo0
bushels less than last year. while ad-
vance tips on the government report,
which IL Is expected viii be issued
Monday next. say the reserves will
stand at sO,OOO,OgO, as against lliVOO-
300 last year Aslds from these figures.
consumption ~ going on. the cash de-
mand contiuues quite fair. biinneapo-
lis advIoes say the output Is fairly
heavy and only restricted By wafer.
itates afe reasonable and shipments
fair. Weekly exports OF wheat and
-four from both coasts BY Brsdstrect
agareeate S.27g. 600 bushels. Bradstree.
makes the gtonk Of wheat IN the United
stales decrease for February $500. 900,
belng three times more than for last
wear. For January and February the
decrease was 16.5oo0Oo. more than four
tims sreater than In 1884. He says the
world'. Available supply OF wheat has
fallen an ltnan 600 hpahsir the past
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St Louis. Mo. March 9.--Flour---
Firm but quiet; patents. 32eO42.iV;
sxfra fancy, s2A0a2s5; fancy, 32i0W
$50; choice. si.s00L90-
Wheat--Opened arm, at S-so advance.
hut after early buyers were supplied
he market eased OF 1-sWl-4c' became
dull Tor time. then, through q sudden
demaud, advanced l-2c. closing at the
top. with sellers 5-sc above yesterday
No. 2 red, cash. 5sW5S lac bldi may
5g 5.sG5s s-lc; July, So 5-sc.
Corn--Duli; firm early for futurea' on
boom IN wheat advanced and closed
i-gaF5.sc over yesterdays close spot
Firm and higher on call; No. mixed
cash. IL Ice: May ~ 5-sc; July, ~ l-se
bid.
beIped oats, which closed with on an-
vancc Of s-sai-2c over yesterday; NO
,. cash. 30 i-4c bid; May. 80 S'sci June,
Rye@Dan; No, Orfered on east side
at SIC.
Bariey--Nomlnel.
Bran-Dull and easlen
FIaxseed--Quiet, n.as.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

New Orleans. March g.-Cotton--Fu-
lures arm; sales 1890 bales. March
5.46Q5. IS. April 6, 1905. 40; May G 800
5H, June 562ef5 53. July 5.t7Q5 IS.
August 562a5 %; September 8 .65d5 90
October .69Gp5 20: November b.729E 74i
December 6.7bGb. 40.
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,tysa Il , March '9.-Canadian Pacific,
M. ERIE 8; Erie seconds, o. is; IL
Ia, central s5; Mexican ordinary,
Ln, NJ, 81 Paul common. So; New York
|,sdia % l-2; Pennsylvania, 90 "a;
rs,k' is; Mexican Central new
80 Bar silver, % 11-l6d; money,
Ilssss cent; discount for short bills,
=, Tor three months, l1-16 per cent.
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new York, March 9.-rhe weekly
NJ statement shows the following
Ises; Reserve, decreased 81, 2G5. SIS;
~ Increased SHES, 900; specie, de
1850 S2,Sbs,5OO; legal tenders, de-
used .S3,Ol5,1 100: deposits. decreased
f,lNOi circulation, increased 100000.
ny banks now hold 22,7ss,e25 in ex-
" me requirements of the rs per
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New York, March -Cotton-F'utures
closed steady, sales, 10000 bales;
March, b so; April. o 81; May. 5.si: June,
6.s4; July 5.ss: August, b.e2, September
6 %: October. 500. November, 6Oi;
December, Cos. Spot closed quiet;
middling uplands, 15-i0e; middling
gulf, 3-l6e. sales. none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

~ ~ York, March 9.--The total sales
EusiSosaSs today Were l09,S4s shares, in
!. l6n. american Sugar. 50. 100; y. &
ao6soM burlington. 1000; Delaware and
az, Zoo; Distlllers. 5000; Erie, 1000;
ba. ~ 1900. New Jersey Central,
b: t,SSprthwestern. 2l00: st. Paul, TO-
b.. snOn Pacific, 1000; Western Union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

|,sc s~ York, March e.LThe exports oil
II IN from the port OF New York for
M . .,sH amounted to sl,714.i0O in gold
r.. tOs;aeO In silver. The imports
IN Gold. ti,7O6, 1852; silver, SIS, 200
n, sSSes, s3,i43,4sO. general merchan-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Elmer & Amends prescription No,
2s5i mas cured thousands OF cases OF
rheumatism. No sufferer should fan to
give II a trial c. w. Preston o. Co..
egents Galveston, Tex.
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two months, against decrease OF
but 100000 last wear, Today the mar
ket has ruled firm and higher. News
was bullish and appeared to warrant
the firmer feeling.
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|sssc.n March 9.--Goid is quoted az
b. Ayres today at 2.55: Madrid,
\ A,hseon, 2325 "a; St. Petersburg,
4, ia hs' n; Rome, 105. 30. Wen
w.
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ST. Louis, Mo-. March 9.-Cotton--
Firm; middling, 5-16c; sales. 206O;
receipts. 1860; shipments, 1885, stock,
G4.42g.
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New york. March s--Mrs, MeH see,
sa,,-h,er OF ex-Prcsiient Harrison, mas
Sns1 tor' indianapolis on receipt o. ~
, ,elsg,am advising her Of Zen fs'f'l-
snn,s sarions illness.
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Your Better Half

Would doubtless be better
pleased if you would buy all
your clothes from US. The
better half of our cut aptly
shows one of our fine ready
made suits in comparison
with the sO-caIled cheap
made-tO-order suits" that
you read about. In our new
spIing styles now ready for
inspection you will find cut
away and sack suits in all
the new fabrics of today at
prices ranging from $40 to
$40. From the cheapest to
the highest-priced these suits
represent all that is correct
in style, fiji and workman
ship.
The only question with you-Are
you ready to don Spring Suit7 II
you are, We d. the rest and do it cor.
rectlY, too.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Glover Higher; choice. ss4oa
$50.
Timothy seed--S525I5.G0
Hay-Dull and steady, prime prairie.
IS; fancy, s115e.
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WASHER BROS.

EES~ Visiting Stookmen will find just
what they need to wear a, our store.
Our Hat stock will interest them
particularly.
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H. KINGSLEY, Ip~ Pass Ast, DALLAS, "
G, ?. AIMoRE, esu'l Pas. Ast,, LOUISVILLE, i
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rsu information oa..rfaiiy Furnished upan
piioatien TO
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New York, March 9.-stocks and
.ends closed as follows:
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Ifu,I ..ut vs. W Clun. DuaIyiln.
Councillors NImu lIluIFa DuIlyIIIH.
rs D. Pack l>Hm,a.
NhmH|f fumNI. FyrL
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When taking hiB walk abroad, IIorr
won Pump is generally to bo soon in tho
company uf "a plain looking but wealthy
hoirc-s His creditors AFRO thus deludui
into tho expectation m % marriage bo.
tween tho pair and give him little
longer respite
suhlo, tho student and joyous boon
companion, prefers 60 be soon walking
arm Ia arm witch smfmoior, candi.
date for tlo ministry People ara then
hoard tor0uark, "sudlc is beginning To
grow steady 10 appears
Ehrhuhrr tho manufacturer, likos To
tr0t along with kriogur tho old votor.
an, Whose breast is an covered with
medals and ribbons "a llulo borrowed
splondoE " Ehrhnhor thinks, twill
shine upon my empty butt0pholcs "
Anna, not particularly good loosiug
always goes out with Bertha, who iH do.
cidodly plain Thn folks will SAY,
"Auuu b not bad al,gr an. "-Humor.
iatisuhu BlattCr.
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Tho litI of July was the great day
OF Houlangot lilo No far as popular
admiration aud exterior manifestation
wore concerned 10 was tho date oft tho
appearance of tho black hursu-thu
horse tIat became fns tho tImu Marty
symbol apDii'iral iusar post, . feature
iu The history 0i France
Hu was probationary snowy horse.
us gurgoanl as hU was famous lIo was
composed principally OF a bantishiug
tail, new moon neck, "a looking glass
skin and tho action ot Damusthouos.
Ho seemed Go possess two parus only
a irottiuE walk aud o windmill cantor.
10 was q thorough specimen Of what
tho Spau!aris call IAN arrogant horse. "
Ho was g,ldy yet solemn. suuttiug.
yetstntcly, Haunting yet majestic mag.
niloqueut yet eloquent
Hu wa7 drilled with tho most admira.
hlu skill Ills manners wCTu sl super.
latiyu tha. with all his irrwurk display
hn could gat hlyu been uithur difficult
20 handle yg tiduF 20 sit Never wa, %
horse 80 umpHat.cally suited 90 hisridor
Tho two wore identical in thuir ways.
Each wa l7 gildJd ns tho other As tho
horse bounded tau general, who had 70
weak grin, rocked nu him AZ oyury
stride ho swung llrmoui1usly iu tho
saddle and laut right and luftaltouato.
ly llk0 % stage ly0T0igu bowling 90 his
assembled people. -bllUkwoul' Maya.
yiuu
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lfu1rU |nWIV IUI-

Presidents Richard FRY. Morgan.
D0uuspIurs. samuel Francis mud IS no
iNUh. Morgan.
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Presidents Ur.nh o Iunos. Cedar
DHuusoIurs Morgan Richards, De-, PuTu,
wan. WuE., Webster Cedar
IIuu DurHty. TfrE.
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Say s..... ...u $500 aged couple who
were particularly fond of him. When
they were nuUuJ to leave. the old lady,
with much feeling aud many tears,
while graspIHg tho pastor by tho hand
twh1 was moved 90 tears himsolf, said,
"Ir1 Lord only knows, Brother ST.,
how 90. Two bitten my finger that
might keep awake Co hclr your good
sermon. Tho moral of tHu stony mp.
pears 60 botIat huo preaching is not tho
only necessary qualification of "a CLERGY.
man
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thH'' '"H no tI'..
Gms, Valley Eousharom LEA Easi,
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"o't Important Emlurncr and Most
, '"'nh'e spot In An London.
ir. t.wa' hill DO perhaps both tho most
H. -.'1ni 'mlugnco and tho most nota.
n. ' .p.L IN oil the metropolis. Fow Of
an d, we pa'3 % on o steamer or cross 1t
9.- 01t Ioup to tho Ankwerkes Pack.
, tS,, oI 'Ha commencement Of our au.
sg.. ''-' N'''1ay, thiu, what great per.
"''' '-.ut!g lived ,Aqsc, and what
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ptsIIuuis WIN N -.rgmInr, W.HuaII.
Counselor. George W Uuu, Joseph Is
II.rrU.
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President !. ~ rluuuT ugI0u.
Counselor q D. Middleton, IS e rly-
Fauu. Ns1uu
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President 20 u IluIpht, oakley
CUuuspIUrs Nnmnl Pickett, MlrI1ni
Nu. o. UTIm. Albion.
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Presidents VIM pazmau. Suphl.
Councillors Charles Sporty. James W.
IHHmuU. N.Hh.
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onado onrtn Ilafn

Presidents Geo e. Parkinson, Franklin.
councillors Solomon no Halo, Matthias
D Cowboy, Preston.
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Ir-IU Ns-IIV Idaho


Presidents john vs. Hess, luuuuE.oui
Councillors j % Grant, BOuntiui. Jos.
smith CLARK, IurmingOn,
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IfasIdpug George .smH" y, A'i"H.
Councillors WIN IS LHu.u, AuHuu "
tNi Alton
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D0ms..Hn Honey HHU IgHum John
D. hIHHHu Mont.
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Presidents ArBm Hatch, Ilobor
'uuusnIUr.s q % sIius, 10 S Alexander
IIU|.#H
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canadian settlements

President Charles ID, Card, usrdst0n.
Alhor.1. Northwest Torritorigs, Canada,
mAuua ut-UUIa.
Cnrds.1a ......... .........J0hu A WO0lf
last D.rdstuu tarlstou q, 3D..
Nipls Hansen. r. T.
West CardstUu % l. Robinson % ].
IYsh Crook jos, Gold. o.. D.
snake Crock Wrhutd iI.llnr
Buudoy Druus Jaiacs kgarl, A.. T.
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Presidents O. N W..U.g. kguan.
touu.u.ur-. lU.mH. Chamberlain. uuI0r.
1.Iy IHu" H..sm|rr. Ranch u. o..
hH ... Tfuh.
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Presidents gudgUr CiBWsuu, brigham.
CuuusUluu Adulphus Madison, Charles
Kelly brigham.
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Presidents s D., uuuIUu varulL
r0UusuHna E IS DnI'.L James Hacking,
Euu'
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~ Ucorgo NiHl,o-

Presidents Daniel D Macarthur S.Gonrso
Cous.olUu Anthony " WINS Lmsius
rs SNOW, Sf George.
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Presidents lH 81 lluHh..r II.mnr.
iuHuaHIuf. Daniel Thompson rHp.u.
David ~ SfUyuus, Holden
WHuHI Count. THrf
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pte.,daaa Jr,,o rs Crosby DO, Par.
EUIi.H.
CouusuIUu. Mlhnuu " S,DHIo, David
Cameron, IlugII'uh.
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President, e. % Larsen Castle Dale.
Counselor. uWuE, 0oeley, Castle hairi
VIM Howard Huntington,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

Presidents Uuuu smith, Logan.
CounsuiUu simpson NJ MHIuu, llyrumi
Isaac smith, Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

Presidents George T0lsllIn. IUlfDf.
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Iylug, 'Ul.uu IuHruf lh.ubHuu,
Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

Presidents Christopher aNm, Thatcher
Councillors W % Johnson " 10 Nor
vIl Thatcher
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
Courts and Public Offices.

In the estate OF Michael Kurtz an or
der was filed yesterday appointing J.. FL.
Pauiey. ". +. Mcmahon and w. J. Lumo
appraisers.
In the case of f. Coweii We. John Col
lns. the stay bond. with r. Sartori and
+. c. Cheasty as securitiese. In the sum
OF sSs0 was approved by Judge Osborn.
A default and Judgment In the sum OF
ssss was signed by Judge Osborn in the
case of Isaac Wilson vs.. Jacob Hopp
ct al
A default and Judgment in the sum OF
S2si IS were signed In the case or Mac
Culsky ct al. VS.. Howard ct al.
In the foreclosure suit OF Charles III.
Bowles vs. Samuel IlvesisS, Judge os-
born heard the evidence and found for
the plaintiff.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day TO August Solteivey and Meryane
Harding, both of OrEllia-
As receiver for the Farmers Insurance
Company, Thomas II. Hardin yesterday
sued David Hart ct al 20 recover seio
on a promissory note. The DEFENDANTS
ssa,a,=cribed for stock of the insurance
company, gave their notes, ana the pal
ancs sued for has not been paid
Articles OF Incorporation of the Rainier
Packing Company, with q. II. MCLEOD
and e NJ Williams as incorpora'ors'
were filed yesterday with the county au-
ditor. also articles of Incorporation OF
the Sammanish River Logging Company
with William II. White. George Bo,hel
ans e. s. Saiiee as incorporators.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
ACCIDENT NEAR GILMAN
The Old, Old story of q Little Boy and
a Rig Revolver.

Elmer Crothers. the s-year-oid son of
John CTothers. who lives about mile
from Gilman, was accidentally shot last
Monday by his little brother. Their
mother went away for a while, and dur
ing her absence the little fellows Fan
sacked the house for revolver. which
they found concealed in some out-of-the-
way place. After finding the gun they
continued their search until they 'ciscov-
cred some cartridges, with which the
youngest, who Is but s years old, ioaded
the revolver He pointed the gun toward
his little brother and pulled the trigger
not realizing the deadly work or which
the instrument was capable. The weapon
was a double-action Smith q Wesson SS-
caliber revolver. To the surprise Of the
little fellow. the cartridge exploded and
the ball struck his little brother In the
extreme lower part OF the abdom IN
about one and one-half inches to the
right of the center.
Drs. Gibson and Bailey were quickly
summoned. and ehaStened to the scene of
the accident. They promptly admins
tered an anesthetic. carefully examined
the wound and discovered that the bullet
had apparently not penetrated any vital
organs. Both physicians think that the
had will recover.
The boys were between eight and ten
yards apart at the time the shot was
fired The ball first struck the child's lit
tie finger. which detected its course END
saved the vital parts.