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New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
Ths statistical position Of Brazil coffee IS follows:

FLOUR AND MEhI~-The -four market was weak and
tho market thoroughly indifferent insisting ceTo &
ssIs ~nsr q 30 sts:S s a s. % 2ss
SACKS extra IS ;? So Loo sacks 1 ex'rs @ 2 e So 800
& ssa o. sp'n XIV
at . io9si Quoted Brsnaynas
sas 81 "eSs6a osG and rns W
yeow 5eg7so ,Sarss ;s s2qcSe oo y fE5bu,s
sos2s shaP S 81 h0my ma e9p @9se CIV
ssst0pss fesS s7s6s assa' '''S' '-'' s"'V' CITY
GRAIN--wHEAr-The wheat market was demorazed
e The opening was deoTaiasd by the cable news
waeH was down esuai to &c buss dscns
seees .sshsy ShsT pae ON s AK e1 sn the the
market was hrner and iaTy active selling at 70 s,isg
wa ' on Sc sashei sales at the MS
OF &c. The market then advanced sc but at the rise
liberal foreign account some selling beng at the
eager @ at times BY the traders but there only small
volume of outside trade In fact business hss narrowed
ucua!iqps DrqS :, ss s. s1Gsss nss Of
seanns loss IpnsapSlIs and puqln ~.
s6a receipts at primary points ior he week nded to-
bush sm ,ss prnsps M s
tic ports the week ended loday were o>o bush
Ss, S Asa s cssss q o Ss push @
tts G & M ssssssor bush Sek iT h
ss,s COO bush last The total since July has been
8 @ 0;h S 10 0r h sns snn
last showed an increase amounting 70 5000 bush
ssnsnsS continue 'i Ss1a e;',%ass
sas IN. reports from M the West are @
regarding the growing winter wheat crop. rumor was
m Of cap Ss Of SnyIs q IN
ported having TUNED out much better .nsn espso,ea
smaller sns,.s mps; q s ss w' NJ tap PARA
yh.. private .s:s NJ s ssi:s
hard i' nc over December aa~.' .'A ~ H--4A---
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

Cash quotation. were too"s rous qaiet and say e:
pr'-s gnesnsa sa s. NJ sP'anT eG G'fs lo57 S n
2sa2S. 10 os' No ,rir gyf ;stby & S seed
s: g 5S mes. s Nc york. aisr'i per S5 s5s lo loo p
ssousSrs b5sed si6s4 .: short clear ;des boxed
:, i:i,as4 25; whiskey. disers 6nishea goods. per
ss s '"S1Ii :, co. :u ssed o. f raw 5c Sod
On he Produce Exchange today the buyer narse' was &
lic. eggs hrm fresh i''sdise.
Cincinnati. 24slour steady. Winter p..snts a. s
2SSS sG, 70 sPns htn paa @ ~ re- s No "sIT red as
c corn resar easy No mixed ANIL HId NJ c NS,. No
2ia22c y. mixed isgise rye dun No Ohio and
tei,s 4,diisc; prime So DRY saed meats in
active shoulders S h,t ri, sides !s short sear
shoulder, 4c short rib sides tc loose sort clear
s Id 9' sa ss 0s s4es4 s eb Bq!isr ''faa nss. s Gsn
i 45aise Gso whsey steady sales: e7s 81 is
CO. oct d s @ to SssS s ana
$50 cass vhs9 pomina sape "cat yoatbsnn Sg 81, si
ss@ps Ssrley' ie lover 10 . sec Rye c lower
spsng patents in wood. which ranged al s5 soas+ o.
Minneapolis. Oct. 2L-The week opened with whsl
PTS owe % eS'Ss' Gr e Week ana the decline since
Zoe sHs was & not d @ resR i hs been o MAKE
traders timd. December opened 2he l@wer thAn ths
sayins PcHSsr S close Wa es nh the later decline On
@ ss & Nay ssas5 Rspf&a Sc &C ysSeGsy sS S i or
Srn we're on higher discount y Sq3i.e under
against @c yesterday. kDstlHtu ~,
s,,ndars grades . Northern was better taken ana
prices were well upheld y under No northern From
XII ,r 62c was paid good qualities OF No D. On rae.
=, hard 66c No Northern, Gas; No HSTtnT;n IN
Gn-e Flour patents. Na>i 10; bakers. ~ 1psS, ="
Pr,duc,on S5 600 hbs: shipniea.s ose'. pms g, @ s
S5 rs: miidnYs. 81 oOgss
Philadelphia Oct 24.-Flour market unsettled and 10
i. auer in sympathy with break IN wheat. Buyers
ho6,ny on wheat unsettled: prices declined 2c per
mshei closed Contract wheat october ,,i.a
Noys,nher 7saIStc: December, '9g PIC January 500
On, corn otion market declined hc closed nominal
. s lots AMI uncnanged with small supplies. No.
mixed october November: December Soa5ol,c. oats
as, d,,,l prices OF both carots ard options largely
nn,,;ra, No white. October November December and
I,,nry go 2fs sugars. refined in fair remand un
changed Other articles unchanged
81 Louis Oct 24.--Flour unchanged patents. si1
*. extra fancy G5I$3 -: fancy S3gs3 10; choice
81 a 81 CO. rye nour. So 23ods2,5 Wheat lower oeto-
Sver october 2:ac; December. 22se BID; May. 26t.e
a.Ied Pork-Standard mess. new 81 62i2 old, 81 a:.
I,,5 Prime steam 81 l2. choice, 81 -. Other articles
unchanged
sA,rs AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETRo-
LEUM EXchANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Ocr 2i.-Co,ton rm: middllng. 5-lec: low
niddiiag Lice good ordinary li-iGc net and gross
receipts, 1855 ba.es. sales, 936. stock. 22o21C
Norfolk Oct 2l.-Cotton steady. middl!ng 5-iGc;
low nddns i5-l6c good ordinary. G9.c; net and
iS9 baes: exports coastwise 5l3 sales
1O6; stock 1854
Savannah Oct. c4.-Cotton quiet; middling, 1-l6c
Low mcdnr csc; and 4C04 bales 10
France. 4S7G: slles 601: stock. ll6.O3i .
New-Orleans 2i.-Cotton very hrrn; good mid
ding 7Sc; mdd.ns. 7S-iec; low mddi!ns, 7e; good
ordinary 6s.c; receipts 1o325 oaies gross, 6i5
exports the Continent $500; coas'wis S22; sales
k6O0: stock corrected. 3OI.9J0.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

New-York nc December b a:oat The break
to-day carried the market lOc below the high Quotation
las. Monday. CORNING market FOR corn opened
lower following the decline wheat but showed Vey
undertone all day, nearly recovering n ore tine VIC
early loss easing off lttle at Dd9a7 with wheat c's
ing quiet but steady AT lpi.c net decline Receip,s OF
corn az the Western points this week have SHOWN lalg
arrivals 1895 bush. The exports Of corn from the
principal Atlantic ports fof the week ended to-day ~edc
.GS3 COO bush, increase over last week OF l1o1o"J
Bradsrces figures for tire week snow to,dl ol
2s970oo bush from all ports, against llOco nish n
preceding and Si300o blsh last year Since July
the total has been 81. 1.I.oO bush an increase oi
16 1ljO0 bush the corresponding tine year aso
against ii4icoo bush the preceding weex on the cure
market with May 5s.45s ii-oc cios ns
a. IS ll-l6c Cash dull Sales werf rf f'eu %
5000 bush foT export private terms. arr J"J nsn -
delivered. private No corn was quoted =. tc
under December In ,eNator December Closed az "i.7c
.OATSTre market for oats was influenced by ,n-
decline In other cereals but there very little feature
row. The receipts of West FOR hs ~eeh have ds-
creased $4,000 bush. amounting - Sl62 900 brsn. OI
the other hand exports have fallen ~ largely a snou
To- on, j3 bush. a decrease Of s2"tp bush 10. nr
week The nlafit closed ouie' at isd4c nri ~
cline. Cash oats very du, S7.es were only i,Hu u
and unsraded white, 2@H3l'ke as to qua,l'y
No 2 oats quoted 22;s n &c elevator; No oats
30 white .JI.c: No 3 white. 23c. =. Ri E-A'" Ike'
steady Quoted ijaiiisc Tor 10 : westerns SSI,S''
state and Western. quoted at iontic BAR'i.i
Ma rset New feeding quoted az 2iltp2ec e
Buffalo Mating quoted AT 3sg sc as o. qisly. sues
lC00O bush mating 3ac.. Buck VIZ 4EAT--Mafke'
ouiet a, 31Isn % 2 | track. for goo1 q prime
day closing prices FOR the corresponding das a yea
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Oct. IA fair business was done in WOO!
during the inquiries from Bradford for
brccs which hardened little since the ciose OF
the Of auctons has expanded somewn
United States buyers have taken lots Of comong
but in tbs approaching Presidential election in
America trade for that country Is uncertain The
iinports tie week follows: From New South
wales g. 525 bales; from Queensland. 45s7; from VIC
foria e6il from South Australia 1.2sl from New
Zealand Ais the Cape Of GOOD Hope and Natal
1910 from te Cni;eo States. o. and from various other
plares, 2Oe
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
STOCKS CLOSE STRONG.
IA VORABLE BANK SHOWTxn
INCREASE IN CASH AND SURPLUS Ho,n
INGs-BoNDs AND MONEY

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE oCroHrn ..
DEALINGS ~ BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

wReat weak and ov,r spot october ia7il.s; ns
w sample 7s17sc do grade 'oi.4Ilsc: stock soI-
io hush saies 3 900 bush corr ssaay; sp' r"r an
'Sae5 e e 9IG IsnSar new so VI a steamer mxs S
M southern corn $oa:Se s,Sfk 6,i. 5S M yo % Ss nixed
,ass5c stock o5 900 bush. Rye s;eader: some oc .x
2ST, ,c d.@Ea sis 1870 SG bsh ay i @ timothy SO
~ Grain feishts seaey unehansed r9ison co s 9dsys
iislinrs 7'sc Coffee steady; No lie oi'er articles
unchanged .,A
Boston Oct 24.-Fiour dyl wh prices nominal 9ns NE
t9rs e. being wssker s55 a. hs IS
g @g - clear and rSssa q sos s. - iySS' SS c Corn
as seady clipped o 2sa2os faTsy Nc, 9ssSr '.sd ar No
white 25a2 new oats and G'sg-c s sI i Mnier lssr b
P s 50; md4iiass si2asi: coi.onseed meal go IGrk
.g y Sssks tS ISgi' SIii ne Lard " & S' g. pacoa
Veal. 6qoc. Fresh beef quiet seers .sasi vc
mon, dairy l5alcc NorthsTnn, ereameTy ,nd
ves'er sg2oG oher si Sly S7a mutton ana yeanFs
'5s. cheese firm: Northern Ioal02c: Western Se.c'
Eggs nrn; nearby. 2oa2se Eas.srn ei1ne n Yellow eyes
i 5asi - red kdneys ST aoasi 20; pea s. S
poaTy du SSheEI Ioifar5 TigI5 10 fow asc %
Sickers. lGfi7c iced chickens 1Qsc: do fowls ,gsc:
e9iSqs. aT% auiS5i sni Vernon Vernon % 5ass SYor
.Se s%eets 75cgsI Dbl for Norfolk; Jerssy, 81 20
iTaD' ay IN seS choice Se9l os :isso owr % srad :qs
ock sole non acid. hsts 2oaaosc seconds l''' Union
Ole hrsts 27d2sc: seconds. .Gg2'c
Bralo 2sPns whcai ei'.td I nrss,a Ssr,hsrn Go
ard SPOT Old 2 40 new Wnt~t t' wHcat arm 10
,racS s2, as2sc: No rcd 5S'.c in store corn ou.b
Nd wss ssi y 80 de- Ss?s ssc 90 on io:S 80 Yellow
On ON. n ,ors oats steady No while. :3.g 25ae No
Do 2a.is 10 r. mS soy. q? S g. ' Bare, ' IN good
emaad nru. anA unefansso Hie en- 'mnnbauged snai
.reish,s firm and unchanged
-s,.,so o,, 2.-The leading futures ranged as TO-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

OTHER MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.
buffalo Oct 24--Cats-Recsipts for the last "a hours
e06 head total the thus far 1880 head. for
the sas time Last week H. la head cons'ensd through
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

Actual -Closlng-l Shafss
Omen n .gn Low. Fin. BID. ASK. sch
The American guide., 1896-05-30

We call attention to r. Ellenbogen's
ad in this issue of the GUIDE.
The best kind Of cigars and cheroots
at Doerncr's, SOS Main street
II YOU want shoes, call at the Capital
store, iio Fast Markham street
We want fifty ncwsboys on satur'
DAYS to sell the AMERICAN GUIDE.
Give NJ Kohn 4 Co, call and they
will talk shoes to suit your price,
Subscribers not receiving thcirpapcrs
regularly should notify this Office.
Remember the prices on shoes are the
loves, at lio East Markham street,
Don't fail to read the advertisement
of NJ. II. Brown, the great shoe man.
Writing paper, all kinds OF school
supplies, at Doerner's, SOS Main street
Al ID. can Of baking powder &c, and
. III. can Of corn be, ut llutchison's'
llutchison & Co., the cash groccrs,
on Fifth street, still lead in low prices
You can buy furniture, etc, on your
own terms at Loncrgnn's, 0ls Main St
Get Loncrgsn's prices on furniture,
lie will save You money 0ls Main ST,
Wenys southern Liver Pills" are
the best; they furnish the key to good
health.
For good, pure, reliable drugs, go to
Weny's drug store, Ninth and Spring
streets.
The colorcd people get the most po-
lite treatment nj Joe u, Backs Read
their ad.
weny's syrup Of Tar, Tolu and Wild
Cherry" is all the go now for coughs
and colds.
Meals are always ready at Sam Mar
linsl,y's, lie West Fifth strect-City
Chop House
You cnn buy shoes cheaper ut NJ,
H. browns than at any other shoe
store In town,
Joe u, Back & Bro, make everybody
welcome ut their place Of business.
Call and see them.
BE sure you goto NJ II. Browns after
reading his ad and examine his great
assortment of shoes.
Ellcnbogcn keeps the very best shoes
on the market Call and sec him be-
fore going elsewhere
The public should not fail to read Dr.
J, NJ. Randolph's advertisement In this
issue of the AMERICAN GUIDE.
When others fail, consult DR., w. j.
T.. Bruce. Office, Ninth and Main
streets. Telephone No, 1877.
The American guide., 1896-05-30
Notice 10 Mosalcs Only.

The National Grand Scribe is ordcrc'
TO send sample copy Of the AMERicA'
GUIDE to each W. $. Of the order In Ar
kansas, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia
Mississippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Ken
lucky aud Texas, representing mor'
than %, 900 Mosaics. The paper hai
met with the most fattering success
and we wish TO place IL In the home o
every Mosaic in the country. We there
fore request that each member OF tb'
order will at once send In tncir sub
scrip,ion for year We hope none will
fail, neglect or refuse, All officers ar,
expected to net as agents.
C. W. KrALrs, N. q. NJ.
J. II. Busu, N. q. \.
G. MclSrosn, N. q. @.
j. A. DAVIS, N. q. T.
g. W. GILLIAN, N. q. A. NJ.
NJ. II. HARRIAM, c. q. d.
The American guide., 1896-05-30
SOCIETY EW,

Prof. J. G. Ish has GOV 4red himself
with glory with the SUCCESSFUL man
agement Of Union High fchool. The
senior class, of IS pupil{, will grad.
uate intact with cdlors flying.
The teachers and the senior
class showed their appreciation
and esteem in happy miuner by pre-
senting Prof. Ish with silver desk SER
vice. Mrs. Stephens made the presen-
tation in her usual happy and effective
manner.
Miss Amelia Bradford has won the
first honor. Miss Bradford is pains
taking, thorough pupil.
-
Miss Daisy Williams, who has been
teaching near Pine Bluff, at home for
the summer
Miss Satire Davenport, who gradu-
ated from Philander Smithcollege, will
leave for her home, Elgin Ark, next
Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. 4. f. Home will en-
tertain the Owl club Frday evening,
May 80.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. J. Phillips, Rev.
r. C. Corner, Rev. T. II. jackson and
Rev. p. Wade have returned from Will
mington, N, c., where they attended
the general conference Of the A. NJ. E.
church, and from Nashville, Tenn.
They are enthusiastic in praise Of the
many pleasures they enjoyed and tho
eourtcsies shown them.
-.
Mrs Ida Jordan has returned to the
,ity after delightful trip to Whining
ton, N. c., and vicinity.
-.
Mrs. ]. X. Knox will spend the sum.
mcr with relatives in Kansas and Mis-
souri,.
The many friends of Mrs, Lena Hon
esty, of Memphis, Tenn, will regret to
learn of the death Of her infant daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Spcight was called to Memphis
Friday evening to attend the funeral of
the infant daughter OF Prof md Mrs.
Honesty.
The chorus Of public scin children
was the musical treat Of l. season.
We have cause to congr ate our
selves, not only on accoH, the fine
music, but for the excel behavior
Of the immense audience. We can
always give our caucasian brother
great odds in the rnce aEi win in n
romp when it comes to singing. We
have now demonstrated CIR ability to
win a behaving race viii something
'up our sleeve" Tie driis and calls
thcnic exercises wcru woidciful when
we consider the fact that The wee tots
had only practiced two or three times
=.
The city teachers will ot be left on
the anxious seat many tiays longer
The list of successful app} }can,s for po
i,,,',ia si,iGns in the, the public SCHOOLS will be
The American guide., 1896-05-30

London Walker, prominent In musical
circles and well'kncwn In this city, de
parted this life Wednesday, May a7.
Mr.. Walker had besn in poor health fol
some time and recently went 10 Mem
phis. A number Of his friends. pityina
his sad condition, brought him TO his
old home, only to die. His friends saw
that he was properly Inferred. The
Taborian band, ovganized by him led
the procession. Rev. |. P. Daniels, Of
the 81. Phillips church, ofiiciated.
The American guide., 1896-05-30
Rn.unlon Of Ex.sMdsnls.

We solicit the attendance OF oil ex
students OF the public schools of tn
city OF Little Rock ;, n general re
union to promote spirit Of happiness
love and unity. All ex-students are
invited to take part in this grand and
glorious cause. All participants will
send their names to he office OF th'
GupE by Jruc |.
Yours for good caue,
+. A. WILLIAMS.
J. Il. HENDERSON.
The American guide., 1896-05-30
Malice ot DlsSoIuilon,

The public is hereby notified that tn,
Great House rurnis~rc company hai
been dissolved. | withdrew from sal,
company, March ai,'9c, and have hat
nothing to do with mid firm since tina
date. All persons concerned will pleas,
take notice. c. Il. BoHASAs.
GEo. W. nlomASAN,Agt.
The American guide., 1896-05-30

On account Of ~ unusual amount OF
ads this week We lack space for many
spicy communicsuons We will try and
have them appear IL our next weeks
issue. We hope the public will appre-
ciate our business interest enough to
know which end v W. rope has US tied
The American guide., 1896-05-30
re.,
The PulnslSi COUNTY

The PULASKI county ~ teach
ers and those who expect 70 teach viii
meet June $ for four weeks term
Teachers will provide themselves will
all text books used the county
schools They will ais ,sc "whitei
School Management" bis will be
business institute and w trust all vii
assist us in making the normal inte
csting and profitable.
EDWIN y. HoRSH Instructor.
The American guide., 1896-05-30
Jhs Excelsior Cafe.

Don't forget the Excelsior Cafe, 7l2
West Ninth street. Dinner and cream
daily. Collins & Jordan have succeeded
Collins, Jordan, Foster e. Weathers at
this popular resort
The American guide., 1896-05-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

wcnys "IIar pomade" is rapid
seller.
AMERICAN Guipr only 10 ccnts n
month,
Polite treatment TO colored people al
Hutchlson's.
All daily papers, at Docrner's, SOS
Main street,
Call and see Sol Johl, boys. lie will
treat you rlgh.
Go and see those elegant pictures at
Elleubogens, girls
Take notice in our next issue Of n,
Kohn & Co prices.
The American guide., 1896-05-30
LITTLE Euck FoGToFFlCE.


Time of Opening AZ a Closing of Haus.
.rry OPENING AND CLOSING on o,osrns
''A'' NAILS
i;oos.m rrsin No. l5s, fast rsi
uorts .,....,.. ...... ..,...,.,..,, e'lsp,n
south h,....,............,.........'. w iS0an
south ........ ..'........,..a.,..,,. li;sO IN
s,oop m Train No, sS9, express mail,
sop. IN Train No, SSiS, express mail,
nortD, ......,. .,......'..........,;;'' i-'NP'h
north .......'...................,.,.. ~ . iliop,m
way mail ...,........,.',.. ....... li;3lpn
0:Cop, N Memphis And L.itle Rock
way mail .u,.,-,Y.,..."..,.,,i isipp IN
7,00p IN Coreyville and Little Rock
way mail ...,,.,,vu,,..,.,"..., 7iNA
T.sop. m Llt,lc Rock and Monroe way
io:iS m ,..... Pine BluG Express ..., S;bSp m
s:0Qp Ii Little Rock and Fort Smith
way mail ........-.............., i'Oop m
t1.opa m eristol .....,,, bOpa
f9:O0 i, m ''''''..'' Crais's Mill ,,,, l:tp n
f,0O m .,,,, ,... Doe Branch ......... bioO Ar
'a00p mi ...... North Point ........... liQpp.n
$40 b. .ml Fourche Dam 3.S Pc
fHsosdavs, Wednesday, and Friday, fTuss
rhrr.d. :. .rd dst-rS.vs An otbers d.ilv.
The American guide., 1896-05-30

The city teachers will bot be left on
the anxious seat many tays longer.
The list of successful applicants for po
sitions in the public schools will be
published June I.
The American guide., 1896-05-30
s., rh,,lp's Episcopal Church Directory.

Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning
prayer and sermon at II a m. Even
Ing prayer and lecture at sp, m.
Rrv L. p. DANIELS, Rector.
The American guide., 1896-05-30

Mrs. Speight was called to Memphis
Friday evening to attend the funeral of
the infant daughter Of Prof Td Mrs.
Honesty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
TO Be RECOGNIZED.
NEcoriArIoNs WIN sr.Ioo
OPENED ny THE PORE.
h Is Asserted In Catholic circles
That the spiritual Authority OF
the Pope WIN Again De Honored.

Washington. April i3--It Ii asserted
In Catholic circles that for nearly two
years delicate and important negotia-
tons have been going on betleen the
vatican and the government OF Mexico.
which. Il IL believed. are soon to culmi-
nate III the recognition by that republic
OF The spiritual authority OF tho pope.
Nintty-iive per cent OF the population
uf Mexico are catholics President piaz
"a a member or that church. aud his
wife has long been famous for her de-
votion, her generosity and for her inter-
est IN religious AFFAIRS. II L. reported
from the pnpnl legation here that she
Inspired and has accomplished the
rex cncillation. During the erind " the
revolution however, the church sym
pnthigcd with sInin. aud has ever since
been connected more or less actively
with the morHfchical. ana is suceosaor,
the conservative, party.
10 Mexico all the church property
belongs to the government. and no re-
liglous society Is allowed 10 own real
estate. No priest Is permitted TO wear
HIS gown upon the street, All secsATitn
kthools have been suppressed, and "
ANY community desires a house OF wor-
snip or a priaat L must apply TO the
minister uf education, from whom the
national church receives its authority
and BY which II has been for years
controlled.
The separation OF church and state.
The suhofdlnaticr of the spiritual to
the political authority. has been the
principal Issue al the liberal party, OF
which President Diax Is the leader, hut
the Catholics here claim that under
the influence OF his beautiful wife and
with the ENCOURAGEMENT OF her father.
the late Romero Rublo, who was his
chtef advlHer. and other leaders OF his
party. President Diaz entered Into ne
gotiations for q restoration OF relations
with the pope. which had been entirely
suspended since the advent OF Max
miliian Ia Mexico. This fact. however.
has been kept profound secret ana
wnf not known until recently, Con-
siderable impetus was given them last
year. II IA snid, by a Wait OF Cardinal
Gibbcng and Bishop chappeiie OF Now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Mr.. Carroll and wife are away on a
visit. and no one ras In the building
The storm then struck the four-room
building occupied by j. w. solomon,
and here the greatest damage was
done Tho house was literally splintered
and scattered all over the block. AIR.
Solomon, his wife and 1--WE children had
retired, and II is remarkable that any
OF them escaped alive. James, the old
est son, was struck by portion OF
the tlinbers and his skull fractured,
resulting In death at ! o'clock. lie
was found under the wreck across the
street. after half an hours search.
Mrs. Solomon and the other children
were bruised. but not seriously.
Across the street NJ. n. Byers' house
was blown from It's foundation. ana
the porch blown on
H. II. Bycrs' house and barn were
almost completely demolished. All OF
the family escaped unframed except
for few bruises.
At Gus O'Kcefe's handsome residence
the entire front porch 60 feet long,
was blown on. and the wind min
wrecked.
\ frame house. occupied by David
Mitchell. was blown from the piers ard
badly damaged. and the house oc-
cupied by Jackson Merritt. colored. is
q total wreck. Meme of the nine oocu-
! littAN " tHi- iAht NtTt uuIts
The track Of the storm is no where
wider than 800 feet, and the main dc M
age VIVA done in about 700 feet OF
length
A very heavy rain fen for two hours
after the cyclone finished the work OF
destruction. and all the furniture end
household goods In the various houses
* complete loss
The 20-foot windmill at the city ws;er
works has disappeared from ;hc face
OF the earth.
so terrific was the general storm In
progress Mt the time the cyclone struck.
that people living within block OF the
wrecked houses did not know Of the
destruction wrought until morning.
All day to-day the terrific wind.
which has been blowing for two days
and nights. has continued, and It Is al
most impossible to be out OF ..oors.
The section house was blown away az
last night, ana several box cars stand
Ing on the siding were blown quite a
distance from the main track.