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lee boA nnd shelving complete, rcady for
use lorMdc at litf price ut the DALLAS Plan
ing MINIS y, T.. GROVE.
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PiyASciAL AND COMMERCIAL.
DALLAS, December u, l,7a,
COTTON,


ll'l iffffH ~ Nt y
Receipts Hl ~, y. Luce q Cp,f.,w,.r W hdlts
Receipts M liOulWpreN Go, sosr"u" " bales
TEorc was not much change In The price "f
the staple nom Thursday, tho highest paid
hoing l2$
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Hest tonic known iotcEll,, levers, consti-
prlion an Indigestion. Fur'snl, In Dallas
by ID. FENULET,
!Nrl,m OUita saloon.
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Proposals

VIII be received until the 18th inst, for the
graduation and bridging OF the Second, Third
and Fourth Five-miie Divisions, north from
Dallas, of the Dallas and Wichita Railroad.
Prohles aud specifications can be seen at W.
II. weniworth's office, Room @, second story
Of the Herald building.
]. W. CALDER.
President D. & W. II II. Co.
Dallas, December ., 1919 257iGt
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List or LETTERS

Remaining In the ruHnihcr NJ Dallas, Texas
on r,nNy, December y, which, II not tnken
out WITHIN one month from lnr above nnle,
iuEtuu, h,t,;
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quinn NJ J; QuIgly Fad.

j; Roe John; Rulnph Judge: Reed b W;
Nos,nthal Il W; ltumpn b; Reynolds j S;
landau Joseph; Reynolds 4 +; Rossou VIM
j; Rcamer Ii 3 Rupard VIM j; Robertson
VIM Il ir; Rogers Capt; kaw w E2,
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Stansbury VIM; spolding VIM; schlidrr-
man W;starnes W {; Smith W ); Scott /, j;
Scott Mas Spain Michael; Shultz NJ; Stone
Miss Nora; Swain Wilson: SwiGney Morri-
sou; Schmid Max; Stall X; Stuboleneld Miss
Lefty; stevens Miss Lizzie Nj straw ";
Spilman NJ; Schmidt Juie; Schwing Miss
Speaks j L; StClare Miss Jessie Skinner Jos:
SdwyerJ II; Salisbury Jno W; Spillers Mrs
NJ; Scott Jos; Stevenson John; Strawell Miss
/ >; Stafford j l.; Snanky Edward; Stussy
Fred; Stehson e y; stewart bowel.
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Chnppcll A NJ Carson Vim; Cochran Mrs
Cullen Wm Cullnm W II; Combes C. Nj;
lumbs Il NJ; Cnrrier PIES; Coley y b. Crowrli
X; Combcs Miss y y; COnloy Mrs. Anna;
C0tter II; Culdy Matlldni Clayton McH q
Joseph j; CUblor $; Conley John y; CUbtrrc
John; Curney John; Cole john; Cullum I'M
ma r.; Garter Frank; Carson Z {; Cumyns c
II; Cook r. A.
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Firms.

X Hardwick; Rodgers & Co; Lamb 4
Drew ~; W PCowen & Co; fuckers Hughes:
Turner Terry Bros; II q Drew n Co.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised"
WIN. JONES, r. NJ.
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Moore Robl Mutcoy Robt y; Maxwell P
SMITH; Morris Jas Ii; Mutson b; Mutsinger
J l.; Matthew'S Henry Moore + q; Mathis Il j.;
Major T. * Martin I +; Munro Donald;
Nuureman Chas Z; Morgan Il A; Mentzet
q McLain Lewis Il; Mcknight j j; McWil-
uans +; Met ALA l.; McCarty jas a; Me-
Millen Jacob l.; McAiee j NJ; Mcknox Jas;
New hiteman George; Mcdowell Hamiltun
McCiintock u V; New herter Gwinie; Nc.
Allistcr Il l.; Mcdowell HARRISON; McGrew
Frank; McCtd,liiy T.; Mcdonald Miss Ari-
eta.
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Franklin ~ POM are receiving new goods
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VALUABLE HOTEL PRoPLRTY
FOR SALE.

The ven showt, property known a" the
~ sifsf flrsl =.
.CrutchAeid House,
In the city ofl Dalias ~ offered al pflVh''
sale. For termn, inquire OF
. GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
s.ifi,tt.a. las. U. cku
Dallas, Nov. 20, 1873. Nooi'
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Donnison q W; DIsterback A; Dannemnn
Albert; duncan u q; Duro Must-n Emlei
Denly Frank; Duke Geo w neyine John WI;
Danniu John ~ Dawson John; DlIpn X )
~; Dnly robert; uIlNe Rosinc; Dawson X
"; Dial II q; davenport Simon j Drew A.
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The Carbonate observe, declares
thu. 'Oberly feels disposed to court the
good will OF the grangers, preparatory no
doubt, to becoming one Of the leading
farmers @ Of Eyyp. We warn tho
the farmers TO watch him. If they do not
they will wake up some o these une
mornings and find the O'-b"rly R",t-
,let.in 70 their reserved clover patch !!
.,Twould be just like John. We have
been acquainted for several years with the
gentleman at whom Mr.. Luce has fired the
above mis.el, and we are sure the impI'ca-
ton it conveys is unjust Mr.. O. he's not
hair enough TO hold hay seed, although he
has from hi. youth up been devoted to the
interests Of the farming community lie
was the Ara, farmer who resorted 10 the ex'
pedien, of setting his farm on end, I'm
stead Of laying it fat on the Garth and
cul,ivating both sides Of it. The e1tor'
ton Of the railroads drove him to this
and to hi. great surpris. i, worked exceed
ingly we'll.
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ing dsy when tue drafts came tc be pre-
sented to n London house, on delay
the latter draft by Mr.. Barlow, II turned
out the letter of credit was Issued
in the name Of AN American lady, and
that the name aud signature had been
replaced 10y that OF John Barlow. Seve-
raj of the fret banking houses on the
continent have been detrauded of large
amounts in this way he names in whose
favor those letters of credit wors issued
having boon defsced bodily and the sigma
| ture SO as not ta leave the slightest trace,
and the names of the party inserted who
| presents the credit and who already eN-
hibit this proposal of proper pr'oi' oil
identity If demanded
PHeLrs, rHE DEFAULrEr.
| Frederick Il. Sherwin, one nt tue sf-
rested bankers of Charles u fhelP-, de-
| taulting cashier in the state tronsurN De-
par,ment. had not given bail up IT, noon
To-day. lie was at his office today IN
charge of two deputy sheriff., Naltlng Tor
his friends to furnish the requisite amount
il appears that Sherwin only rents tie
furniture in the office he occupies. 80 that
though there are several attachments
against him in the hands of the sheriff,
the property cannot be sized helps
method of procedure was similar TO that
of Rodman. in Brooklyn. TIE money
RENTED by county treausurers having
been pocketed instead of deposited to the
states credit.
HEAVY STORM.
A storm. accompanied by heavy rain
has prevailed here for tho past twenty
-four hours. The only disaster thus far
reported occurring in tho neighborhood l.
that OF the tow of canal boats on the
Hudson river. bat the loss Of life and
boats Is said not To be so great M tho carly
disnstches indicate The Western mon
wires east were pretty generally damaged
but the necessary repair were made du'-
ing tho dav. The bridge ut Non"nsc On
the Lphigh & Susquehqnra railroad was
swept away this morning. a dispn'ch
from Baltimore announces the Destruction
there hv tho storm of the C-ca, tabernacle
tent, in which religious services has boon
! held in several cities of the country dnr'
ing the past two years under the direction
Of the National Camp Meeting As.ocis-
ton.
sToK " THAI
Patrick Logan, court officer, Mt 'he hr''
trial testified 20 a conversations ne ma
with Hart and Redmond, hotel servants
and witnesses for the prosecution whii
: conveyinp them from the court room =
q tho house of detention. asid they iniorme'
=, MIN they exrccted 81 600 c-ch for thci
y ,rouble. and Redmond told him they wer
u furnished COPIES Of thear tcstimoncy
commi, TO memory. Hart and Redmond
A the witness said. were called into nun
oer Of liauor saloon on the way from u
court room to the house OF detention.
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THE OLD WORLD.
-=---
RESTORATION OF THE MON
ARCUI IN FRANCE y GER
TAINTG.
THE JESrlTS MUST QUIT
ROME.
TIE WAR IN SPAlN--A HOT
TINE ANTICIPATED

FRANCE.
PARIS, October 2O.--Articl"s in the
journal De, Bats today T".s'd the
RESTORATION Of ROYALTY ~ II certainty.
ROME.
ROME. October 20, The general Of the
society of Jesuits w-s today "ihrluIiy no
& idcd hy the govern nent that the order
must Immediately vncate the premises oc-
cupiei by them in this city
SPAIN.
MADRID o toner 2O-An lntrursigente
sousdron from Cortgena arrived of tie
harbor of Valencia yesterday, Ond WAS
followed and
CLOSELY WATCHED
by .evcrsl British, Fren III and Italian
men-ui-war. CsutrrrHs, commanding the
squadron, .ont pYs. out to n.k them
ashore. with the demand for money and
provisions. lie declares he wished !,
save tue bulnhprdment and appeals to thu
supportcr. of CantonNls Independent II
Valencia 80 see that his demand ~ con
corded. The authortics Of the c'ty, no"
ever, promptly refused to comply and ar
ACTIVELY rRErARING FOR DEFENSE,
| Troops are going forward from the capi
tai 10 reinforce the garrison. lnsurgent
threaten to sink tie Spanish gunboet Lef
hauto. which is now lying in the htroo
of Valencia. They have already tsk"t
three Spanish merchant. vessels,
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

"PEISCE BILL STILL LIVING
san FRANCISCO, October, The brig
i. L.. Falkenburg has arrived NJ Portland,
Oregon, with Honnluls dates to Septem-
Der 1. Tue liawsJa Gazette say: On
the 10th inst, an editorial was published
IN which it WAS stated that the KING
was rapidly recovering his late Hines.
mi, illness has drawn the attention Ji all
the people to the subject OF his succession,
and the king was strongly urged 10 nomI-
nat. his own successor. On the : lth ir''.
the Gazette ~ = hi. maj sly continues TO
improve rapidly. Lsst evening he drove
out for III. fret time since his Illness. lie
i. now AT his palace residence Ia town,
NuTlSN.
The household troop consisting Of 81
private., not including the band That rose
in the mutiny of the 18th Of september
hv the royel order of Lunolile, have been
disbandod.
a letter from rilo states that there Is no
| cessation in the action of Humnll and
| that
/ CRATER EiLMA
wa, never more beautiful than now. lAvi
streams blowing out OF old south LAKE
continue unces.ing and severe eruption
are anticipated,
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that in our estimation it was weak at
tack upon the Christian religion. 1t WAS
rscy in some of its passages,
but wss neither All able argument nor
fair presentation Of the character OF Jesus.
Its striking feature was malice, but not
that malice VIII Oh under the garb OF fair
mes. is unfair; it was malice brutal and
os,ensbly unfair,
The lecturer asserted that Jesus was
religious fanatic, filled with the belief that
he was the son Of God that he was an
ego,i.t aud flung around him promises to
those who tckled his vanity by praise and
threstened with dsmnation all who With
out question did not acknowledge his di-
vine mission. The people who listened
to Mr. Denton murt have been impressed
with that gentlemans eh'rt to
depic, } lsus a. n mean, cold-hear'an
sangurlary ego,istical religious fanatic
DO ,sessed of no good characteristics. We
do not know much about Jesus, but we do
know enough to he sure that be was NEE K
and lowly; that the lesson of his life was
good thu, all his prccepts taught charity
love, Joy, peace, long.suflering, genticnee'
meekness, teniperan, ., and that the world
| hs, been made better by his earthly pill
grimsge. lie was n0t-nobody who has
any mind can ts made I, bolitv he wii-
.be selfish end very bad .asn Denton pic
tured him.
There was one remarkable portion oil
Denton's lecture-ihat relating to the
cruciGxion. Denton, who seems to know
ell abou; it, says that Jesus after hanging
on the cross from three to six hours, was
taken down By Joseph and
placed. while vet nlive but un-
conscious by reason of his suIerings,
in that gen,lomsns tomb, which was
close to his house, probably ia bis garden !
! that Jesus revived aftor awhile and made
! a loud noise ~ the door OF the tomb that
Joseph, who was probably WALKING in the
garden. heard the noise, rolled away thu
stone from the door Of the sepu.cher
found Jesus alive, dressed him in his gar
dencrs clothes and took him into hi
house and hid him. that when Mary cam
to the tomb on the third day, Jesus 'l'
her from tho window of the house, sn
walked out g. her and called her by name
f that Mary told the Disciples Jesus hs
r risen from the dead that Jesus, keepir
= up the deception, appeared 10 his disciple
Is in private room; that !
q went back To- Joseph's house, VI
! tskon with a fever, died and was huri'
3, in Joseph. garden secretly Denton
one of those men who profess TO be rea.o
able, and yet, after saving Jesus hung f
n from three to six hours on cross wi
Il nails driven sheer through his fect, won
l. make us believe Jesus revived, walk
# sbou, ,Toscphs garden, and at night Tin
n visited = secret room in Jerusalem n
i met his diciples, to whom he lied and up
W whose credulity he imposed Coniou,
such stafl 1t is enough to disgust
reasonable man.
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LEXINGTON, October 20.-There l. no"
An immense crowu Mt the Phoenix hotel in
this city aud the pool sellers are sur
rounded by large crowds of purchasers
who are visitors from all paris ct tho Un-
ion who have come to be prcsent At the
races which are to come off this week un-
der the auspices ofthe Kentucky Trotting
uor.e Breedens association. Tle subject
Of selling pool, on the track was this even
ing, by special request, brought iormaliy
before tho association for discussions and II
was decided that it should be allowed,
The nrst step hs. undoubtedly been taken
in an enterprise which viii result in a
/ great benefit not only to the association
but to the whole country. The race. will
las, for five days. The track j. now IN
fine condition and magnificent sport j.
anticipated aud will certainly be realize
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PRICE OF TICK ETS.

Whole tickets, 5000; halves, ?1'Op'
rcuths ar each coupon $500; ElcYc
Whole Ticket. tor 100000: 23l Tickets e
81 900 90; 1l3 Whole Tickets Tor o,mO'l
l9T Whole Tickets for sl0,oOO0o' 40 "a.
count on less than 10000 worth OF Tickets
to II time. - a., r,i.l
Gitt Concrrt rs well ~ the salts.
faction given by the First and
second makes it ouly necessary To announce
The Fourth n insure the prompt .ale OF rN,
cr ticket The Fourth GIit Concert WIN
be conducted mail il, details ike the third
and full particulars may be lcaimcu ',pi i
cirrulars which viii hc sent free from TINS
office to all VINO apply tor thcm.
Tickets now rrady for sale and AL Orders
acrompnuird by the money promptly hIled.
LDcral terms given to those who buy 70 sell
,,,ain, TlIOS. H. BRAMLkTrE,
iren Public Library Kentucky and Mana
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Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .,s,.>s'sNs 's's''''''
NEW YORK,
TIE DEFAULTING SHIER OF
THE STATE TREASj RN.
HOW TIL STATE FUNDS WE'RE
DISAPPROPRIATED
REPORTED II EANY FAlLC RES
IN LONDON,
THE STOKES TRIAL STILL 60
ING ON
! HEAVY STORM-A RAILROAD
BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY.
HOW TIE STATE FUNDS WE'RE
DISAPPROPRIATED
REPORTED IL EANY FAlLl RES
IN LONDON.
THE STOKES TRIAL STILL GO
ING ON.
HEAVY STORM RAILROAD
BRIDGE SW EPT AWAY.

IpREGvLAR,TIEs ANoSG DETECTIVES.
NEW YoSK, October 2o.-Compalhts
have been lodged with the police cOminls'
sioner. sgUinss certain detective ouccis
for their actions in connection with the
arrest VI George Mcdonald, tho BANK oi
ENGLAND forgvr, charging generally thht
| the officers had been guilty OF Irregular
| " and mslieasance IA the course pursued
! by the detective. IN connection wilh that
arrest " hich was ut the time the subject
OF unfavoruble comment. james lrving
and Phillip Farley were responsible for
Macdonald on the criminal charge OF
forgery. Deputy sheriff Judson Jarvis
fnI tho seizure and attachment OF
all the property thu, might be found IN
MscDoaalds possession, but the detectives
did not aid the deputy sherih but II was
alleged procured their detention on guar
anime, while they went on the ! luralgla
aud made the arrest. Nhen Mr.. Jarvis
, and he assistants were allowed to board
the steamship and open their writs Of a.
o larhment They were disappointed TO iinI
o only avery small portion or the proceed
OF tho forsories Not = bond WAS found
The lswyers were surprised Al the r"sul
y Of the search, and ss they
u hid information shat the create
% Io'Lon OF the proceeds Of ia
~ torgerivs, 500 600 IN gold was m MELON
Ads possession After hearing the err
" cumstanccs Of tue deputy 'hcrih, thoy 81
1t rected him To- serve an attachment upo
lie the detective officers named, and al.o apo
10 Chief-of- Police James Kolso. The paper
p, in the case will be made before the grAn
1e Jury, whom the s,stom"nt, continued /
as thcm may be definitely known.
lie rINCoLN NoHvNtNI.
e- Rov DR. Newman HAL, Of London.
At. tho conclusion of his sermon lart avpn,r
called attention 30 the monument whi
~ was about 60 be crested
"a connection with b.. chapel in 10
c. don by tho wor.,ingrcu there, 80 Il
M memory Of Abraham Lincoln. lie
=, minded his hearers that during our gre
civil wsr their sympa,pies wore with I
% federal power. The wor6ingmrn held
sh- meeting in his church ~ l4pnirn. and
MI thor instigatinn the monument of Ii
=, coin was about 90 be greeted The Emou
49,. required Tor us completion would
~ seven thousand pounds. Tiny would
able t. rsite half that amount IN Eng al
and he h1d no doubt thrt people Of I
Urjted states would c0ulrlblte the
malndsr.
A person giving the name 0f lohn b.
ub- low, presented himself lptclv 20 some
' no the leading firms 10 Italy, with oircu
Ice. letter Of credit on Messrs. - Morgan
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THE RESULT IN ONO.

AL that we know about the election IN
Ohio is, tia, "old BIN Alien has
been elected governor md that
Thurman has made hi, calling
and election t. the Cuitct state.
senate sure. We douot that the official
figures will show IN increase IN the Dem
ocrstic vote. II 10 probable the victory
of the Allen-Thurman combination was
III ore the result Of Republican apathy than
Democratic enthu.issm.
But the fact remains, no matter what
the explsnstion OF its existence may be
that the Democratic party, in one Of the
great states of the Union, has again sue
ceeded at the polls. What will bc the
result Of this victory? We have but lit
tie doubt tina, one result viii be to carry
the Democratic organization once more
intact into y pre-. dental canvas, will
Senator Thurman As tho candidate for thu
presidency. Win bis candidacy be sue
sessful? Al this distance from the cor
aict who can tell ? There will cutter in,
that conflict 80 many questions, TO 10 il
ausnced by even" not yet tran
pred, that no one csn iorecs
with certainty the result; but IL must
apparent to ell on-lookers at polite
events, that the signs Of the tilacs point
the success of the oPpo'itio in the ne
presidential canvass. II the nemocra
leaders who have been wise IN the Oh
and lows canvssses aud have walked ssl
from the old and beaten path 10 not,
We regret TO say we fe-r they will, ma
fools Of themselves--if they will not {
fcat the desire Of old-time Democr
and old.tme Republicans to GO
solidsts in political orgsni
ton founded upon SOUND political prir
Piles, the new party, or the revived Den
crscy, called by whateyere name may
given 20 it, will gloriously win tho bat,
but, ~ We have said, we fear the fooIi
ness Of the Dem ocratic leaders, Who '
DO encouraged to pishesdedne'' by
Ohio victory, and in all productivity
kick the fat into the fire.
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MARKET REPORT.

CmCAGo. October 90. Flour quiet and
unchanged; extra pring sj@G 81.
Wheat, demand active and prices AZ
vanced at opening; close l steady advances
No spring 81 Oi(Gl OF cash; - od.H.
lo4i seller Nov No . - td>l 10.
Corn. demand active and price: al.
vanced at opening; closed with advances
lost; No mixed IS cas- 1S3G3Si seller
Nov 800 Nov
Oats, steady, No. 3llc CASH a'la 40.
Ter.
Rye steady, No go Gic.
Barley dem md ttir and prices a1vanc-
ed, No 2fAll Il 3lGl 3@' Ne 'pring
81 OlCll %.
Provisions, demand f,irsrd market firm
shade higher; mess pork va old, :l2 new
me.4. Slll seller Nov, Slll seller Ianu.
AIRY; lard firm 7.61lc cash, Il due hulk
meats steady, shOr, rib mjddles d.lgIc
spot; clear middles HON; Summer cured
/ shoulders Be loose; bacon quie, and Hn'
chan god.
81. Lows. October Hemp duh and
unchanged
Flour dull and weak
Whcat-spriug dull; No offered nj
I 81 o., IL bid; iail firm for be ter quail
/ ties; No nominal and saleablc at o. %
I but neld niger No > 81 sol 60.
Corn higher; No . miA-d offered a.
l2lc cash, h. bid cer iot IN nl~vator'
. 4ic.
/ Or, dull, lower and unsettled so
/ mixed q, ou spot oil d a. Ostohcr
+ sic biz.
! Barley dull and unchanged.
Rye uucnargai No $50 zoe.
Pork lowor at lA6ll!.
Try snll meats dull; c'enr rib y %
clear side l1asr.
Lard duh refined : go.
Whisky lower NJ 9oc
NV ORLTASs, October 2p Flour u
good local demand; NN 81 20: NM
I gjM,s 30; family S@o9 -.
Corn quiet white and white mis-. 500
Oats i10tOo.
Bran ST. %
P,rk-tuc.s oG,ring at SO 80 with n
BUYER.
Lard dull
Whi.ky duh and lower: I.o.sHua 'j'
Cincinnati II ".
New YosK. O,'nh"r Co. Money oas
y. to Sc gold on hrstcIas- coliu,er.. VII
eellancou, collatcrsis nave change irs'
rnn in premium GrecubscNs ~ Pr
MUM. Receipts Of currency largely
national bank notes and stronger IN fanl
generally. Gold ranged NJ S,G@, an
closed al g.. The day had teen quiet ~
, steady until near the clcsr, when pric
{ declined
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RIVER NEWS.

ClNcINYArI, October 2o-'I'vcr un-
changed
NASHVILLE, October 20 R'y" sta
tcr,ry with Il inches ON ca" s.uai. nEj
Weather clear cool.
NEW OsLEANs OJtp5'r 20 Nr'ivrt
ucnry hmes, St Loui' - Il
Katie, Cheat CITY. Clear sn c"'l
p,,rsruRG, October 20 Ev, r,.'
s,owly with inches heavy rn.u -'U $ l.
urday. Three and half feet IN ,h' cnan-
mel.
EyAysyiLLH, October 20 Clear and
cold. Mercury 3j to jl', River falling
slowly. Down; Evansville, I, \. Mil
Ter Ella Hughes. Up Green, Silver
| thorn, Fayette, Bradsford All with Ugh,
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Departed. Mary Alice, New Ohean',
Clinton, Eeokuk aud CITY OF Chester
Memphis; Dictator, Cai,o. River ststl"h-
ary. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, October 2o.-Rvcr hos
risen one inch in ros. - hours, marks
showing 30 inches in canal 20 inches on
Portland bar. Weather cold and clear,
with stih breeze from tho north. Ar
rived: Con. Buell.. Cincinnatii sandy
Troy. Departed. Gen, Buell., Cincinnati
Laura l.. Davis, Henderson; Sandy, Troy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-21
wEDNEsDAY. DECEMBER .. ls5a,

only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
ami onC-hall of these are Intended tor the
Eur0pcan market, thus leaving only 10000
for .lle in the United states. where 100000
we're disposed Of tor the Third Concert.
The ticket. are divided into ten coupons on
parts. and have OH their back the scheme,
with fun explanation of the moGe OF draw
Ing.
At thi- concert. which win hc the grand
cst musical display ever Witnessed In this
coImtIv, the unprecedented sum OF
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-21
FROM TOPEKA
\ 500 600 FIRE NJ RIDER.

FIRE.
Tor.K., Kansar, October 2O-Thc
most destructive tire that ever visited To-
peka. occurred last night The Common
wealth block, occupied rs the Common,
wealth newspaper, the Kansas 'EaS!e
and ken,ns Monitor printing establish
mants. Goo Cranes huok-bindery ara
Warner, hardware store Wa burned.
Totnl los. estimated Mt 100000 insured
for about $GO,ogO Tho rubnc.'ion OF The
Commonwealth will not ho interrupted
kILIFp.
\ quarrel D. twc-n Jpun Hall and Pa'.
rick Cullrn. member. oi the On cavalry
a. F,rt Hay. on Fdl-y ln.t resulted ~
.tlo. killing OF Cullen hy Hays.