Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 42, Ed. 1, Friday, December 23, 1892 Page: 2 of 6
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Ji Uy and Sunday coo month 7oa
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alt town and cities vrnTa ili ro Are local
a week or 03 renta per
To the lultlio
The only traveling persons rolo or fe-
male at iireeent authorised to rirttre entl
receipt for subscription jar 13m uaettto
are
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W It JLuehjmnn W T ltnrntcr
II D Uarreailr C W AWIsciu
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The public are cautioned not to pay money
any otlier persons representing ttuyu
ses as agents 0f llil paper ai
all nmburltr heretofore Issued to any other
democrat rutillsnlrg Company
CLOSING HOURS
Tha business department of The Gx
ktib wiu remain open until the time Indl
catcd belowt
Katnrdays 10 p m
Hindaja dp tn
Other das In the weak pm-
> s
The Oaiette wilt Ocellus litrsarur t
print comuinnlastiona which ars merely
espr B tre of the writer oplulons lucts
lan Jotarsstliig nature wilt bo printed
but coiunieuta wilt not tt used uiilsss
Si stUlly solltutsd
rosTnns local fohecastb
The storm waves wilt roach this me-
ridian and tho other changes noted
will occur at and within IUO miles of
iort Wotth within twentyfour hours
hefoto or after tiunsot of the dates
given IjcIow
1dc17 Storm wsvo on this meridian
IS Wind changlnc
11 Jij Cooler uud oloarlac
21 Thrcalenlna
ModeratlBitT
8 Wurmer
a filerm vmvoon this meridian
SOWind changing
31 Cooler and clearing
WEAT1IEK ItLTOUT
Tor tho twootyfour hours eudlni at 8 n
ta December si jajj
nigheat tcropcraturo i
Ixweiit temneruturo ju
rrevaUtnir direction of windNortheast
AtOuntof rainfall 000
btate of weather Clear
ljobablo weather lor tomorrow fair
1 M CLAlilCE
fa FOR SALC
Two Thousand Pounds il Good Brevier Cooy
Tipe lor Solo
The QaZeite has for salo 1000
pounds of brovlor body type boon In
uteonly thteo months good as new
Will Ikj sold In lote ot 100 pounds und
mora Id suit purchasers
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE
A Ptrltal LHI o io Conleali ol the Christmas
Number
Tho next lgauo of Tin Sunday Cln
oUe fulliii upon Christinas day prom
IncuO nlll bo gheti by it to topics suit-
ed to the occasion It will lie a smwrb
liuwhir with something suited to all
ta ha as this Incoinplote lis of special
h 11 will dlscliniei
Chapter three of Ihivhl Ttalfirar the
ho mnlul ly ltolTt Uuls Stevenson
utl or of Dr icljll and Mr Hyde
11m brloUmu Wnctln of Colum
btis being tl i toij in tut nroil of the
B nta Maria on th i0t 0f Hnyt lu
PitulH < r 14UJ ai told by lred A
Ol r rporlll fair iomuilesloner
to Wot Imllis ulio bus Inked up the
scuic of th w mi rurod the nu
hf > r of the > ui i Mnrlt
llw Star of lleihlelinui Is It Idea
tnl Wlih the M r of TycliuJ by Ou >
rcit 1 Sir i
Hie Coiircri rhrlrtrana n story by
Ilirrlet lYckcid KiintTnnl
V Hnowt II llatm Uy q
JCliit V S A
hrlstunn at the White House rt
liilnlwvnres rbimliig ilirungli twentr
thmi ttdniluUlinllinw by JlnriRirrt Fptii
tVr
Melggs Drcain IUmIIioiI the locomo
Itlvc HiUKl r 1W1 llu
A true tale of the Amies n atory as
rouiontle a ino i AraUlul xrtt
D Jay llduards
Mls Dorlndos Iortv h Clirlstmas
P Vlrth I JsuUI Jlnllon
A ChriBtinns dlouer at Jlount Vernon
from unpublished lannuecrlpta of Dr
I aiUnaou who was tLeto on Curisluiaa
day 1R10
Hah nrlles of a Clirlfttnjs day spent
atnoug tlia haunts of ilia lowly
Chrltmiis en n lied nrtur rout
Hon by IMlo nuilt
About I ororltp AnUiors a <
Tork letter by John Heutt
A Ihristiiias faow Augeli how a
ronug artist found the l nrlniito of a
eotwr iii Uw pronk of a ChrUttuos even
tug
WOMANS DUPAiTOJENT
Ilobirt Hums Cin tlreat Uraud
daughter by Lidln II McOoho
What to Wear at Urcoltfnst by Ada
llacheCone
A flood Cup of Coffee by Emeu V
tinlag
lhu First Christmas I Uerntmler
by Mrs Ilurtrit Harrison Jessie Dentou
Ircmont and Jullj Word Howe
ITio Daughter of a Qteot Doctor Mrs
Uthtl Macleuilo lUjCeuuo by Adtlo
Marroeron
ron Tim cmrDi > uN
Tho Magic Mule n story by Octave
Ahanet
Tint Narrow ca of Santa Claus
a story by Mary 11 WllWus
A Chrlstnmi Illdo f r Llbertj a
feiblul ccne t of this underground rull
> < by Cava lUaloy Btiwatd
ncvolutloai never to backwatd hut
Ihey sonwtlmts hurry great statesmca lu
that direction
Tho trouble with Frenth pohtUs is
Uist too many 1 neb polltlrinns an at
Meted with au itkhlng palm
Dealers Must Send In Their Onieri Not Laler
Than Friday
The demand for Sunday Gazettes can-
not iiossibly bo filled utile newsdealers
send In their orders by Friday night
each week The Gazette trica to pro
Tide for the constant Increase but
Coda itself unable to do o when dealers
reserve their orders uutll Saturday A
part of the big Sunday paper la printed
Friday night as even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded1 by the
Sunday edition ali In one night
Bend In your orders for extra Sunday
Gazettes not later than XYIday night
Tho courta arc going to tbndoao mur-
der until public sentiment puts Its foot
down with q dull thud
The < 7ahescon backnuuiWr piiro of
the Dallas News Is mighty fllllu but
newspapers are not uade that way
Tlie Indications are that each of the
ltepublicun cuntiplruclw to steal a sena
tor will fall Dame Justice Is out In her
war paint
Governor Jlogg can inaVo every calam-
ity howler ushumed of himself by n Ju
dhlous use of his legislatlte tuesauge and
we bellove ho w 111 do It
Clereland politely decllues to attend tlic
Itlhmond banquet He got a yeurs al
lottaneo of that sort of pleasure at the
late dluner of the JUform tlub
That section of tho BnlUs Ktws yes-
terday which represented the tillttstoul
Xew of the day before is pajte > j and
begins with Cuts nml Itebntes
Knrope may take our gold but wo still
hare our soil and climate and these In
sure tbnt every ounce of tho precious
metal troneiHjrted will come back agolu
SJ
Now that the Trinity anng boat Is
about U > bo launched it Is In order for
tho farmers along tho Trinity bottom to
hang out the sign No trespassers al
ow ed here
Tho singular pertaelo Is presented of
Investors a nrmliig to Tolas lu spile of
the fact that n socalled state dally re-
fuses to counsel them that their money
will bu safe hore
The Gazette bus no endorsements to
give for lrgtslatlio or appolutlro places
but nuy man who wnuts a Job oil n farm
can lenni something to bis adrautago by
calling at this office
onstratloas but the army Is faithful to
the republic and a little of the argument
that Napoleon trained down the streets
of Iarls will convince every plotter thai
tho days of Trench revolutions are over
The newspaper regnlarly emrloyed to
fight tho public IntererU need not l sur-
prised at a sabstaatlnl manifestation of
the public disfavor That is one of the
penaitlea for Its crimes
4 jIIB GAZEfEE FL XIWSB TEM3 PEIDAY DECEMBER 23 1892
FOET WOBTH DAILY GAZETTE
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION
LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
TVlth Three Exceptions
stir
Tsna er 6 bstirlptiuji
BTMAifcIK ADTiKCE roSTAQB ICAID
Jly And Soudar can year 8 00
and feunclay SIX toontns 4 00
to 10 pases
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS
Now that the rallroods or some of
them lute gone to work for 1ort Worth
the last objection that could la urged
against Individual effort bus been re-
move All togahei push
The lato defalcation In tlio office of
tho tliy treasuier of St fouls suggests
that thu time has tome when Missouri
should find n less hazardous occnpatlou
for its criminal thissta than that of pub
lic
offiiu
Superlntenaeiit Jiyroes who Is shad
owlug Mr Cleveland will pleusu hiW
his hands off ony man wcarlug what
Widow Dodott would call au eipwtaut
look iro may bo hungry but ho Is
hurudess
The profusu ndierllseruoats of holiday
goods In Tho Onsette and tho tluougs
of puriliasers In the stvres of the ud
lertlsers Imlleato that Santo Cluus will
Iw glieii tho tight of way in Xort Wolth
throughout nest week
Tho Hollas mitu who walks Own In
the inimrnfiil solitude of tho cvenrsg to
see tho vestbojud train go out cannot
tnll to recall that tuneful
melody of min-
strelsy ait on bod llttlo lUllunl theres
room for many more
One wnj to tone up Teios loglshtlon
s to Improve the giade of Austin honrd
lug house Iwf How can goal remits bo
eilnictfj wheu Isth tlie meiitiil awl the
dlKcstlve nipunitiis of the legislator are
kept moling all tho tlrao
To develop Toias 100000 more farm
trs ore wnutnl ni onee funnels whose
object In eejnlng btro Is to ncniilro
homes Tlin lueaiiiui of 0000 of thein
in Wst mid Notihwwt Teiii would
of Itself add 25000 to tlw population of
1 Jrt Worth
Mijah Moses HurrTs Is still engaged n
tho useless task of
trying to open on
oyster out of eeuaou that i t 11 s
ilinllenginB Mr MUls to make denial
of the horgo that he protwl uuXnlthfiil
to ploilgcs given lo Judge Clark nt the
lwglnnlng of tho last campaign
Tlie senate will l Dom ocrntle Don
Jl Dliilhsou has said II and ulieu be
dips his baud In hi i whiskers and
sposks the remark l > worth treasuring
In tnetuor The hie t lection demon
stintivl that Don Is no longer it rainbow
clnser He Is a rainbow grabber
The Waoo Day says that Miry few
negroes eicept Jnney Mtvl for Judge
Chirk Is It possllile that Cuney as bill
weather of tho Hock Is merely In mas
lumaule lVrish the thought Cuney Is
it bigger man than Tho DayMindor Its
modified JuOgmrat glvw blm credit for
A iittlo over 20 per cent of tho road
lue matter in the Djllos Nowa of yes
terday consisted of pinto matter sent
by express from thedalvestoii Nensnfter
It had lieon printed by that paper In
otliet words ysitenlnjs NVws
was a lit
tle less than SO per ent of what It pro
teudid to lie
Tho niobcDeinocrat says that SeoaloV
JIIIls It as ardentlj for free silver at
Sneaker Crisp This can hurdly In said
to bo au authorl id slateiueut but The
OloW has Ihtu lu suih n truthful and
nludid moo1 slmo tlie election that un
usual weight mny b > given to what It
1ms to sa ou suhlets lu which It has
no personal or lollltinl Interest
Nobody nes > l be ujafuuxl for tho fu
ture of republicanism la France on lie
count of the uproar caused l > y Ihe reve
lations In the Pauamn scandal Carnot
la tho clearest headed man who has
mcr h 11 ihe pusldouey nod happUy
tin riJ uvib la no longer Krone Jt
I tin
poeslhli tiuit it mny bo InfUmcd to
point ot making tt few noisy duu
hllVMt AN AUT M VTKKtAL
The contention of rival cities for the
honor of being tho birthplace of Homer
sinks iuto iuslgulncnnce before the riv-
alry of the women desirous of being u
model fur Montanas silver statue of
Justice rour actresses of more or
leas prominence covet this notoriety and
ore willing to pay thtlr silver dollars
to obtain IL Anywhere from UX by
Jessie ISartlett Davis to 110000 by Lillian
Jlussell Is tho bonus offered hy the rival
dames for the privilege of perpetuation
la silver
Just why Adit Kenan or her successful
coniivfltor cares to stand with feet ou
rounded anrfnee > yn tied up the left
arm upraised tho right hand holding
an unwieldy sword and her gown hitched
up Is not apparant to the easuut ob
pervor but the ways of a woman are
often past finding out
There Is probably more method In
this crazo than less worldlyminded peo-
ple discern Diznoas is blzncss said
tlie immortal Saml of 1oseu and the
devices of advertisers are not restricted
Famo with tho nvcrage actor plays an
inferior role whaletcr puis money In
the purse Is what is coveted The more
conspicuous of this tlass do not hesitate
tn uso thtir wardrobes forms and tlulr
admirers ns tikks of trsdo to supply the
want of genius width scorns to uso such
foisting
There Is n commercial featoro In lhis
contest wldch ought not to be overlooked
Superabundance of silver is tho buglwnr
of n large number of Amerlian politi-
cians opposing free coinage Without en-
tering into uuy argument as to the mer
its of thtlr position It Is meroly sug-
gested that this novii uso of silur may
Wovldo a happy solution of the difficulty
liy opening n way to dispose of tho sur
plusage The projected statue will ab-
sorb not less than IfSOOOlW and If mil
lionaires who abound lu sliver regions
can be persuaded to substitute tho home
product for Imported Carrora marble
the intricate problem of tlmuico may be
brought nearer solution Homo products
finding homeconsumers will sate the de-
pletion that mutt result from sending
American dollars to Italy to purihoso
oneartaed Viuuses aud snahecmlriled
Laocoous
Therefore Tho Gazette welcomes this
orlghml conception ns marking u new era
in home ludustries and rejoices at a
contest that lends to bring into wide
notice a new use of a well kuowu product
UNCAKtllM UlITIHSJr
ilui r tl > o im tlon on ac
count of the diss harge of two Clark men
EnV Tn L iSJrlum tor In
sane at Tcrrtll
we fnuty the wtatlitr
would lmve iHieti thIUy for Hogg men
In the employ f the state If the guber
natorial result had be different Let
MUiellody ask Judge Clark nbout II he
is it candid man Fort Wmth Gazette
That Is begging tho quMllon The
fatt restiahis that old uud elltcient eu
tlojes of the state were discharged for
no other renwn tliau Hint thy exercised
their right to east their otes us they
pleased Had Clark been cleUed and
votmlvul at sudi latJtmiw every liberal
minded
djui In tho utato would haie do
uuuiued him ns a nnno Ki Kttdenin
Korno and pofesftIoual pie biter Ban
Autonlo Express
This is mmsvnse and cverytKHry lu
itidlnKThe Utpresi knows it j Jud4 o
Claik had been elected the JIo em
plojes nf Uie various state luhtlTutlun
would hme j ne ont tho back window
at mpidJr ns itv dimeoklons woul3 hart
permitted If uny man of them had
TiimVled ho would Uwe been ri aided
Mitlt tint neoru which tho litdhiB feels
for Ids iiplho lio s < i ejili nhcit ho Is
pritlcoil with a pin It is natural iiou h
for n nniuwump orguu totry to uifkeai
Ittuo of such n matter but Tho Kxprean
which formerly professed belief ii the
heuslblo doctrine that the spoils Wdotij
to tho Tictor tshould be more ton tent
WITH TH1J iniion I
TegtnniniE with tho hs m for Pee IS
Thti Oarelto will add a nww feature to
its Simdiy progran It is to bo n Hterniy
1etter Hut ivill glvo tho fionhpsi nnd
most laterejtlnj utnrs about authors nnd
tUir work It will V ° lull of personali-
ties and will deal idcturetUHly nith many
plUiSOTi or literary life It will tell Inter
estiitK komIi nlnmt lwoks their origin
euuccrniiff luethod of nuthora their man-
ner of Ihliiff thtlr theories It wilt iou
tain occasional lutrrriewH on important
or uoul literary tiuetloiis that niiso
Hi letter wilt Iw mitten in Xow York
b a man who Is bronght constantly in
contact w Ith Die leading authors of
this country It cannot fail to bo a
tvry iwpular featuro of tho Suuduy
Onwtte
ALL OVtR DIXIE
Ram J Wilson was brutally aiuuissl
uated at Arlluctou Ua
At Mam Ala VA Oils klUovl Mote
Mitchvll with a stick of wood
Chnilt Wotle a IVjBirold l oy
oojiuitttod suleldu at I HtisTlUe Ky
A tKW > saw will burned ot Shrove
roit 1m It was thi > iiropertr of Hon
I 0 StiltiKfellow
John liowman attempted autvldo flt
nmuiughau Ala lwcauso ho xras
ruiirMetl up with two swwthearts
Mr II I Towers of MUldleshoroush
JWs wilt make Mint city a Clirlstmas
gift of tho South ltiwtmi Iron moiU
Iter C O Joiuv rftntor of the Writ
llaptUt chunh of OlmtniKKign Teuu
luw Isvon arretted on u ihargo of crim
inal Utah
Tlie otl of BuMm county Ala nro
nHoriur rewards wsuregntlBtt 91WK > for
tiw capturo of the murderers of Tux
Colloctur Amistrunu
John Willittius of Trlplett ICy ban
coiirluIed the feat of put Ins Uirt
mail In thirty c ntMCuti > o days wiu
nlUK U iKuvy wttgor
A fast tuall on tlw Cinclnuati fmtth
S u huJ eollldwl with a fMglt ntir
MdCluneis Htatlon Kjr dftiuutlshltm
both cnclaes and WrtelauSf iv fwlsht
nnd Ijaggajw cam Several iMvwnwt
were lujunad but nono wriol ly
Ixooanl Tye rhnritvJ with the out
rnji and ninrdvr of 3di Hrynnt near
JfUUM ietui hus Imen rt > tuov l frot t
ho baiifunl Io JUL wlwrw K hut
takcu to hvoJd n nioh He um
wen Juktu to llarrodsburt Tew
Thit llrotht rhotld of Locomotho
Uniincers ucld a ublltw tueuo
Ing at Jackson Mich yesterday
there being fire or ril htuij
tlreil delegates present Orond UaH
Arthur says the order was never lu
more flourishing condition
At Little Hock Ark tho investigation
hy tho city attorney of the shortage of
ezClty Collector 1 U Wdes now tin-
der Indictment for embezrlemcnt dis-
closes credits reducing the shortage from
J107S to JVI Tlie bondsmen are given
till next Wednesday to settle with tho
city W D Bethel loenl ngent of the Ken-
tucky Uuion railroad nt Lexington has
lieen remornl from otlice for his irregu-
lar methods ihere are no criminal
ompllratlons The company not liking
nla system asked him to resign W 11
btack of Dallas Tex has been appoint-
ed to all Mr Bethels place
TEXAS SIFTINGS
Cards are out unnotincirit the mar
riajro of Hon Lew Itlrtdlo reprownta
tire lu the tat ledslaturo of Uu fl < >
torlul diatrict nm Mian Virea Lneoa to
take pjatx at Uiu Iraoburj colloge cLaj
pI ou ciirI tmA day
Strong efforts ore l > olnjf made by tho
mvuibcra of thi sfvcnuo A Haptht
thurch nt rnlentine to uecuro Kov Mv
Holt of Nacogdochets as their imstor
2L M JIUduH thy neuro who wan
defraUM for roniinlitiioiier by Calowny
I > can Jus filed paixM of contest lu
tho district coart nt Tyler
A little son of Charhy Ceorct irlio
lives Jipur Campbtll rhik playing in
tho yard vas bitten by a dff wumwhwI
to bo mail Air Jcorpo brought thu
boy to reontillo an J he wan carried
to Mrn Charley Lnncford nho owns U
madstoitp Tin stone va at filed to the
uouud and adhered ereral hour and
It is now Mi < jcd that all llu viru A <
t > OHlt d in the wound by the dogs teeth
ins been rxtrattcil by the lujbterloutj
IKsWera of the womlerful stone
A little clnld of Mr Uarinon of Puris
was burned to dtath
A Mesieau soldier deserttd the army
hy siwining across the rirer ut La-
redo
Tho Thins and Tnlleys of tho Panhan-
dle are eorerul vlth now
Tidrtyone Italian immigrants nrrlred
at Oaiuesnlle ycnterday
Galuesrillo mcrchauta arc enjoying u
lnrKe holiday trade
Tho IIoiiHtou Bchool bonds hare been
sold
A literary society has been organized
nt Qulutnna
Col T A Vincent lias withdrawn
from tlie head of tho Weathtrford En-
quirer editorial staff
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE
Th re li not a vacant dwelling hoiu e
En Jtojue
Th K in Tatriclo court house which
was burned sometime rIucc 1111 bo re-
built ot a cost of f5UtJ0
TIIH PIEINCIPLU OP IT
Iowa Iaik Teinn
The Tort Worth Gnxetto U battling
manfully against tho beer trust that In
trjlng to criihh out Texas independent
breweries 13very citizen of the fctatt
should bo in njuipnthy with The Oazctte
in Its man und patriotic work whether
he Iw a user of the beerngo or not It
is tli9 principle of the thing Unit all
should frown upon for alouj with the
brew cries attempts will be umde to kill
other local rnttrpme by heartless com
biLes of the North Port Worths meat
industries hao suffered In the past and
now her brewery Is thicattnod JLowii
with combines und stand by homo In-
stitutions
TJIU WEST AVANTS TEACE AND
WlOSPnniTY
A IlithiJ correspondent saya
The turfzetto Is being complimented
very Idghly by our iieople of 1 ue on its
liberal progresste l llej nnd earueRtcf
forts to build up the material interecis
of I rt Worth and Tvxns cHpcthilly
sNorthwost Tvsns As n busluoss man
of Ilalrd siid to your correspondent to-
day Vou represent the host allround
Prtper in Texas today True wo Hogg
UHU got n little lonesome just before the
late election l hlle the ua7ette was on
tlw wrong Ido of tho fence but when
the wir was over Tho Uazette renlixed
and recognized the fact buried tho
hatchet got In the middle of the road at
tho head of tho procession and Is now
< loing more for the upbuilding of Texas
and esiKMlully our section than ouv
other luikr In tho stnte and our peopin
nppredato 1U efforts and will pationize
it liberally
Tin
WILL KEEP IT UP
Camnclgn ol Education Will
E AbMionoJ TanH Rcfcnti
lbs Coma lo Slay
Ncl
WnehlngtOD Dl o 22 Tho cxecutlvo
commlttco of tho national association of
Democratic o lubs a Its rcoont mooting
in this rity nryanlod by tlior jloction
ol Willi in L W 1 o Eo W DtViiginlu
aschultman iinil Iritvi rco turUntr as
secretary Tho comutltteo by uuanl
mousuilo iloteimlncd to contlnuo its
hcaaquurtera nt Washlnjtou With a
view to contluuln tho wotk bosmt
hi tho KorUiwint tho commlttoo do
cldcil to authorize tho appointment of a
Mibcommlttoo to tuko charuo of tho
ospoclnl work In lhoto status and ter
iltorioi William L Wilson was nr >
iwlntod chait man of tho onbconimllu > o
with iw or Ui nptmlnt his nisoclaUs
ThocommUtoo filch visited thoNorth
west and West latt year Included
Mossre Dltick Gardner Fuulknor
Uynumand llreck Much of tho suc
coss of tho lato election Is attributed to
tho formation of clubu Tho president
secretary and chairman of tho execu-
tive committeeworo instructed to pre-
pare an address to tho public trotting
forth tho aim und objects of the asso-
ciation
A sulecramlttco was unpointed con-
sisting ot the prosidcuti Cnaunoey h
lllack Chairman Wilson and ffeciotary
Gaidner tottatisact nich business aa
III bo presented to them when tho
exeouthe committee Is not in session
also a Utunco oouunitteo consisting of
lientoQ McMillan Ulclmel 1 Darter
and lellerwn M Iievy to mako ni
ranjjoments for collootluj fuud to
carry on Iho educational work of tho
association
WEUVTHEK FORECAST
GaheslonTox I c 21iSji lali
Loitii forecast for 21 hours ondtnir
midnight Dao 21 1B02 For Texas
east of thi luOth meridian Scattered
shower tt aruter easterly to southerly
J
v Inds
bTUAMCIt ON nitG
8a > amiah Ox D > c 22 Ihe Spnn
i h su amei Grao with IJtiO biita o
cotton abeiird Is buiitnt h re i > bo
was loaded fotf tlaiocloua Tilo j
tilf be hcvy
ASSASSINATED
Ilhniinghatn Am IXcv 22rk F
Ilurrlscm n woiUthi UeJ nunt and
nlantor of Uutaw while AtJln
bo
twin bis ti fc about
n Idnigiit w
STERLING STRONG
And Some of the Traders Tak-
ing Fright Sold
THUS DEPRESSING PRICES
Bu Ihe Scare Over Mod Stocks Dealt U no
covered a Forlloi of ihe toss The
Course of the Cctton Market Not
SalisfacforyalAII
MlxnoY mnnrtT
New Otleaus Ia Dec 22 Special
McUroy Oilwrt fjiy Futurts as
tho moitmeut for the week now indl
tstes a considerable smaller falling off
than tho estimates current at its be
glaaiotr holders show less conGdence al-
though the etimnto of ouly tlOOO bales
hero tomorrow served to restore It In
a measure The steady feeling however
w as of short duration for although there
has bctu no news from 1arls today of
any thango fur the forse In the situa-
tion the fact that rentes dot lined neatly
half In France nns accepted as on In-
dication that investors are becoming
moro aniinus and show w > rae disposi
tion to sell out their got eminent secu-
rities
Liverpool closed quiet and steady nt
2 to II tlth decline Mith sjiots Biles of
blXjO bales at easier prices Our mar
ket is 12 Iwlnts down vtlth spots easier
Iltl locr sales 120O bales on the
spot ami MSI bales to arrive Xew York
tlose 11 iKrlats lower Stlier Is a frac
tion better nnd money In Xuw Yoik Is
easy nt tl per cent Fort receipts are
2SUO0 Iralea against lOOOf bales last
year and tho tieeks total will be lu Ole
nelghborlioixl of 110000 bales As con-
gress adjourned toiiny the Hatch hill
goes over uutll Its reassembling on Tan
uary 4
It Is lierhnps not geuerallj known that
wliile last jear tho motement nfter
Deeemlier III was as n whole extreme
If heary thero attunlly uttuo Into sight
during the month of January less than
tliilng the corronwnding month lu 8y
or In 1MK which crops wtiv respeetlto
ly UUIO0O bales and Tilt00 bales
JK ttU Lc1 V Jontinry 1S1 oter 200
OOi1 bales Via call attention to this
fait because It la quite Pioliable that
receipts for the latter half of Tunuarj
will havo to lie much smaller than nuy
ono itnticlpntes to fall la low tho torres
ponding tnoiement of last year As nn
example the wetk ending Jnnuary 22
lsMl footed
up only lotiooo bales at all
ATWOOD VIOLETT S CO
New Orlenm In Doc 22 Sneclnll
olwn ° 1J
Atwood Viohtt V Co say
FcnresToday has licin another of
liquidation of the long interest nnd we
close 1J lower than yisterdty The
Indimrcnco of Llvernnol to tllo cotton
More actltely hns dltcouriigcl fmther
buj lug of eonttaeIs and cnuwd a v eoker
feeling on this side Tho rumor of trou
wes duo to thu Innnmn canal lntesllgn
iS nt doubtless caused some
Slliog but eicn the adjournment of
pngress today without further action on
the Hatch bill until nfter the holidays
gate no strength to our market
Mail adtlces ure contradietorv as to
a continuation of the labor strike In
lngljnd Some say it Is UKily to con
ane until Jan ID while others report
lades unions fund retting low nnd width
therefore is likely to bring the opoiatlves
to nn aeteptnuie of tho reduction of 6
per cent In wages which has been the
bone of contention As we said yestor
day It would seem that foreign spinners
nre dispocd to bi > obiliuutc and unwil
ling to take a short American crop for
i anted preferring to wait for further
developments to niibstantlnte the esti-
mate of Nell and Iiradatreet Mean
whde reports front tlw interior continn
the preuous luformation as to exhaus-
tion
Fort movements today 28000 bales
against 40000 bales lust enr Jlstlmatc
here for tomorrow 0000 bnles ngnmt
U000 bales last year nnd 110000 bales
at all ports Inst otr and 000 bales
In 18W Momphia Kt Louis and Au-
gusta aggregate receipts or 48000 bnles
against 61000 bnles lost jeor
7his market will be closed front Fri
day nfternoon to Tueday morning also
Llterpooi nnd New Yoik
Mr Fasch the hou e cotton authority
who has been wonderfully eorrert for
several jears both aa to the size of clop
and tho price saya In his Dee 5 Issue
that Neill Is 600000 biles too large in
his estimate aud that Liverpool will go
Od and perhaps to 012d Ho predicted
17500000 bales would he in sight by
the 1st of January which confirms our
own Impreislon stated a few dajs go
when wo udJmitcd 4 77 000 bnles would
be the amount In slIit on that date lie
therefoto prLSUUies that practically the
same amount of cotton will come into
sight after Jan 1 to tunke 0 000000
hales ns turns Into sight nfter Januarv
1HS5 when the crop was BJOilooo tmlo a
Spots clohed quiet nnd easj yajes 3200
bales quotatlouB 110 down
MONI1Y AND nXCHANOi
Now Yoik Dec 22 Monev on call
easier 4 to 7 closed offered 4
Frliuo uierenntile palters C tl
Slerllug exclmnge Urm slsl 1lW
4 St for slxtydny bills S 157 JAM bS
for demand
STOCKS AND HOXDS
c 1iYorV Dcl 7n 10 iv
t
ket todtj showed a fair degree of iio
mity although at intervals speculation
was weak No decline of liaportauro
of
V ir coulw tslde American sugar
distilling oml cattle feeding nnd Chlcigo
Gas which Jlelded 1 ll pl is per
eeiit Chleaito Gas led the downward
nouinout tho siieelnl wellness In
the
stock being duo to tlw fact that holdlues
o anotherj which had wcml K
Plai a 0t Kt fou1 8liB
Tho teuewed strength of Ktcrllna
er
change le1 to ttlk of gold exiSa nd
son e of the traders were frightened into
selling I coit moved up aid dmn VrS
jiueiitly within rrow ta 5 fc
In the nfteriitmu when a lABS
t in for both long and alor
i uo result was a
recovery all
Heading was especially active Anit
eK ti lK UW 1Uo S
Lnllroud bonds tan but less active
1IXAM1IAI
lllltlll Ouin
eadoo t > x SI
Z ° >
Comiaoieial t tM
UcicniMrkscomifaiii 4 > < 85 > i
Fianu Uaak M < i M3 = 0
Connaerclai60days7 5 H
NewOHotar xl
CgConra k
allot to d th trotn uo tuabulh by an i c ConIu e relil i1ooie i X < 83
Comiuercial oniinl
1 IWIctlscoatit
Esonangs at Olr
Galveston Tox Daa 52 Im
r al
Starling CO day
Now Yorkalght <
New Orloans s dls
< X du
ftoek and llonn
New York Deo Ki stoeks h
closod at tbofollowlng prlcfaj d nd boa
BOXllS
fJaltedStates4s reglstoraJ
United SUos Vs couro J VM
United States 4s bid couDons 3
Central PacltlcFs Tzr
Dcnvor and HIo Grande Vt SI
Missouri InciBo conso datedc iS
Missouri Kansas nnd Texas wnirai
S lio fs and Iron iiountaTn gVnwal
BTocxs
Amorlcan cotton oil
Chicago and Alton
Chlcnro llurllngton nod tJuVn cy
Denier Icxos and Fort Worth
Delaware
the decision and
close
Texas and Pacl lio land grants 1W
Texas and Paclflo HioGraudcw
Union Paclflo ls tew T
onseuted to
nccept
tne
duel came to u
Tho two duelists were ovcrwhelmlnclr
nesf h UJvd ° xhihlted t urage and c ° Sf
SfTd u m ireS11 SmM la on h tho trying
mfel fo WJgS ° <
SPORTING
NEW ORLEANS RACISt
I iTT cans La De ° 22Spe
cial t
Firstiaoe five fttrloncsdafen
Timol20 tMOOndItedEO30
Second raco elx
furlonffa Nathan
Paul third Timol2jj
Third race five furlonffs Miss Gil
lh 6coond LiBmior
a Ti 5SSi6coond
Fourth raco lfvo furlongfaDuko of
Kent won Anfroroo second Lady Jones
thin Tlmo 110
nh < ono milo Poltln
i won
LaiEhotto second Floronoo Sliiusrliter
third Time 204
A BIG IUIISR
Now York Doo 22Tho Crescent
Uty club failed to raise tho bid of tho
Loney Island club for tho JJoAullffe
l8htanJ ° 10 laCr e0t
W5W > o
SI > 1800 uceordinErtoolllolal Btatls
AVVmV3 nis uod JHehlpran hns produced
WOMIM Urrelt of salt But there
wo silll a f0W politicians thero who are
tool csh
C O HERVEY CO
STATIONERS PRINTERS
CI2 MAIN CTIILtT
Telfnbtinosil rortTVorta
S
Atchtson Topolta and faan ta i o
Central 1ucltlc
140ma
and Lackawanna
Deaverand Klo Grandee i Sl
Denvor nnd Itlo Gralldij preferred S
Frio common is
Fort Worth and Denvor > j
Houstoiiand lexas Central A
Illinois Central r
Missouri ICaasas and Texas
Lako blioro too
Lpulsvilio and Nashuiio s
MissouriPaclllo iX
Northern Paclflo
Northwestern
Now York Central
Pacific Moll
Heading
liock Island < >
St LoulsandSon FianeKcti
low
110
JOmi
k ° A Baa Francisco
St Paul common rrofer rcu j
St Paul preferred A
lonncssoocoal andiron mV
lexas and Pnoiilo VfJ
Union Paclllo J
W hl t Lous andPaciho c o rtin
catos
W S Loula Fadlio
fo b4eiiS OQU pro
WelbFargoexpross 5J
MestornUaion Telegraph
A FRENCH DUEL
OLEMENCEAU AND DE RDULCDE
POP AT EACH OTHER
Six Shols Fired But Neilher ol tho Dlstingulslted
Shootars Wss Hurl Crowds ol Aumitlng
Friends Tako ThBm Home
Paris Dec 22As nn outcorao of
Tuesdnya debate in tho deputies M De
Itoulede and JI Clemeneau fought a
duel todaj neither w s hurt Iistols
were ttswl and three uots fired each
nt a clistaneo of 25 yatds
Just befoio tho time for tlw duel
Deltuolede kept his ejot on tho loading
of the pistols while Clemencvau walked
about In the paddock waiting for tho
word Tho pistols having been loaded
In a manner satisfactory to them they
faced each otlrcr without apparent emo
tion nnd received the weapons from
t7f ffols J nil At the word
lire the pistols were discharged al
ffi m tan < M r The bullets went
lm tk d th twetatora
clltubed hastily down from the paddock
t mdS 1S1k tfttr 1n wcl1
RmheT ntVud ou1 tie
Vi The combatants nguln
d i ele
ThUd d > e > 0 ftnl Wazed
ThUi i It away
was ot dent the shots hid
gone high Neither was hurt
t friend fihaA W weapon again
rushed
forward und
expressed
JiT l ut bo combatants wu ij
consider
their honor bntKfiod and ceasi
the murderous encounter bat tlw ft
iiHl ° l a tv f of sm oke
od the
wi kiw two bulets had shot forth
einmin i Ti donc atl > h I > eIloulele
cinrulned the
corner of Ids toot with
Th SSi in WrlnB It undamaged
it iwflu rn Insisted th it
meed8 m te that both had be
oSt l r1 miier
that the
J mads El niL uil S
Vnitod ftS f mrSii
lUtmest nun JJJ te
Tears notiontcJZS lt
aoro man ti S j it
JMcr sua taw jVRm <
flMlssiil SsjmSS
uatiFK too 7 < gr
KbcnLVcMs waJ
Jolty Hut wan iinSite t
tor tLrca mon > V W M
melva Ironths t5v S 1
dlcrs hiso at r l
WrEailIbSffl5 l
SI ill
toss i
SacicsIIijsfsl
lureeoaBGStit Kjvh
have been tvttStb tins ta
Wo must got rU of tasB k
a sale at 0 m tomonor ss
I
36 too KidJMjt Bisjat
Natural Halr yqra ff j Je
Bl3quoAmitirllBae
24KldKit sp a4
tmtlHtJrrowWtlBjaliJl
worth atWUtt
20 Kid I
ural Htilr Jntol W
worth tS3603H
20 Kid P11 2
ural Halrwra WliA i
Bisque Aran TO sW1
Several 0aa 9tt E
LowPrlots
Celebrated P
f
quaL Kid Glove s j
and Button
6button at
7hook
at
P P Font
equal to
7hook
Moasquetolrt
I
tiTOly
market at 600 aP 1
jeColoraBfldB
the f
209 211
The Equitable Life Assurance J
OF THE XJiTITBD STAT
JfiNtTAKY J < 1SSS
ASSETS AirtiatStsa
Liabilities reiofve ll Sof i
Including ihe o n S ol s M
dard nnd Special Iteserto toward tho ejtaWUtmeat
TaluatioaofM OJOOIJ
Total undltldod Surplus
Incotoo mU
riSr Asran wrltten ia K91 < t d ajji
OutstandlaRAssurnaco i <
Freo lontino policy rtho Societys I IffillBht
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TEXAS AND INDIAN TERRITORY
X A QREEII Jr ManagerHurl L tortfgjSi
Wherol contract will bo given flratclMLiSrMaISK
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