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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-06
COTTON MARIsEI.
TEL EGRAPn MARKETS.


GALVESTON, October j.--Gold ll5@llG. Sill
Cotton market steady. Good ordinary
ll4ci low middling, l2'sc; middllng, ~ sc;
good middllug l2i &C,
SAFES l. l2j bales. Receipts, 1851 bales.
Coffee active and firm. Fair, NC; good
2O5ao; prime, BE; choice, 2Hc.
lOur good demand; prices flrm, Double
extra, 70 75lL7 90; treble extra, n 2jQe7 COZ
choice family, IS OOMS 80; fancy, 20 TnollU OO
Hides quiet. Dry ilint MS they run, l3tg
l5c; selected, Ehc; kips, calves ana stock
sailed, one-third oil; damaged, one half OH;
light sailed sold rs ilint, with allowance Tor
salt; wei sailed selected, $40 cuts and grubs
6oi butchers green ~ GUS and scores
NEW York, October 5,--Gold opened ut
HIS. Stocks active aud unsettled, Money
per cent. Gold ll79S. Governments strong
ana quiet, States dull and steady except
Tennessee, old, which are better
Exchange, long, u 7Sl5; short, 81 S2k.
Cotton quiet and irm. sales 700 bales.
Uplands, 1880; Orleans, l3Hc
Futures opened II shade easier, October, ~
17-20gl2 lj-lBc; November, u ll-ld@l2 23-32c;
December, u ll-G@l2jtc; January, u lS-lGQC
l2Nci February, IL S-ldG; March, Is 3-lD@l3l4c.
Flour shade llrmer. Superilne, - OO@5 90;
Southern quiet common 70 fair 70 7j@6 80
good TO choice, ~ 0j@S 10. Wheat l6l2Q bot.
ter; Corn shade llrlner1 Pork firm AT VIZ 70
@22 10. Lard firm; steam He. TuIpuntino
steady al B>9c Rosin sl 7C@l 70, for strained.
FrelghtS ilrm.
BALTIMORE, Md, October 5.--Flour firm.
Wheat quiet but strong. Pennsylvania red,
81 &@l TO- Maj yland red, 81 lDal 30, amber,
II 55@l ~; white, VI 2O@l 10; western strong
and higher.
Corn quiet White, 7O@S0c; yellow, r.
PARIS, October 5.-Rentes, 05f bic.
LIVERPOOL, October 5,--Noon- Cotton
Mlddlmg uplands, t14d; middllng orleans,
LoSDoN, October 5.-Erle, No.
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-- Gold ll79s.
Sight &c discount sterling, commercial,
50 $4,000 6lLg: bank nominal.
Cotton Demand active and general.
Rainy weather has checked business Prices
steady, Sales $500 bales Good ordinary to
strict good ordinary, llb@l2c; low mid
ding 10 strict low'middlln9, laHgl2jLCj mid
ding TO strict mlddling, pl.gl3tsc.
Receipts net, 2,S7S bales; g,oSs, 1923 bales;
exports, none; stock, i5;3iS bales.
Oats mer AT DOC. Bran VI VI. Hay quiet
NJ S22 W; choice, S2R 20. Corn meal duh ut
" 0O Corn dull; choice white, Toe. Pork
trmer and held AT S2i 10; dry salt meats
stronger; shoulders held NJ 01Ac; bacon scarce
and firmer nt l00li@lP461l5c. Hams quiet;
choice sugar cured llI4@l6wc; ordinary, l4@
l6c Lard quiet and lower; fierce, ll4c keg,
Ike. Coffee firm: ordinary 10 prime, 1890
lQT, Sugar dull for jobing; common, sac;
good common. 49, pj nir 70 rllly fair, Si@pkpj
prime 10 choice, DGp@h4c. whisky dull and
lower; rerectined, 81 lB@l ~. Moaaes, moth.
ing doing. Flonr dull. Superhne, u 71ci
single X, IS %; Nm, 70 25 XXX, 50 50@6 10;
choice family, az OOGS7 %.
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,ood business with fir prospects Ola con-.

good business with fair prospects ola con-
siderable Increase rs the season advances.
BACON-ls scarce and excited mud held
nrm 10 O. clear sides hrm nj ld9l6!sci hams
lB'gall.
FLOUR-E In fair demand at the an.
noNol quotations Ur Texas products; Low
grldcs are in good demand. Ooean Pcai,
NXNN, bhl, " 10, suck, 50 20; Creum city,
NNN, Dbl, 20 g. sacks, 50 rs unrvost Queen,
IA, hbl 50 No., sucks, az ~; snow Flake, NNNN,
Dbl, W 10, sacks, 81 iDi Gold Dust, NIX bbl
70 o., slcks ~ ~ punkey, Xxx, Dbl. ~ 10,
sack, - -; SWlus Down, NNNX, hbl,, 81 10,
Slrks, * 10; lily White, NNN, bhl 81 ~,
sacks, y l0i Mlllcrs Nx, hhl., 81 10, sacks,
~ So Mills, y, bbl,, IS 50, sacks, ~ a.
BRAN Per cwt,, sdolts included, "a 40.
CoFFEE-Prime, 2ig25Nei mIr, 2Oc, and
very iiun,
.sUGARs-Yellow Cs, lON@lllsc; Extra CS,
llN9ll%e; As, l24@laHci crushed, powdered
ana graduated, l4'.gSAc.
LARD-ricrCe, refined, lOho; cans, l70elSc.
APPLES-Primc Northern are dull of sale
NJ SlbO, owing to the tremendous home tiuil
crop.
SALT--ln good demand at S2,0id2.l0 for
sacks and ShlO for barrels
NDlES--F'ull-weig l7lS@lSc.
SOAP-Dallas made, bc., Chicago, NO;
Proctor 4 CANDLES, Sc,
COAL OLE Barrels, 2lS2jc. per gallon;
cases, s2.75W2D0.
OBACCOS-Stocks full; 5O@S0c.
RopE-sisal, l2ls9l3I6c., according to size.
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The Galveston News OF Sunday
last, published full description Of the
building improvements of that city in
the past year, giving cost size q, ana
STYLE of all prominent buildings that
have been erected, showing by whom
nlnnned and built and for what pur-
bose, including business houses and
residences, with n summary of tene.
ments. From the list we learn that
during the year, there have been
erected one hundred and twenty:csix
buildings, at n total cost OF l,l2o,30o.
leaving out of the count number OF
small cottages, some of them mere ere CAB Gao
ms which are valued at say S6o,OOo,
in round mum bers, besides which a vast
amount of renovating, repairing ana
addition to old buildings, estimated ~
about S25, 1000, thus showing total eX-
penditure on building Improvements
of 81. 2ll 900. This speaks well FOR the
growth and prosperity of our iSlanu
Nity
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The Galveston News in an article
about the accidents and incidents OF
the late storm, says; "While the
storm was raging at its highest, carry
ing away houses fences, etc., n little
glrl, some four years of age, was di-
rected by her grandmother to go to
the door with the cruciiix in her hand
and pray to the Virgin Mary to avert
the danger that then threatened those
who had collected in that house, for
safety from large house which was
coming at rapid speed toward them.
The child obeyed, and the moving
house stopped before reaching them.
Another was that of apicture OF the
Virgin Mary, which, it is stated, lay on
the floor covered with water for eight
hours, and escaped unsoiled'"
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wuEAT-Qulet and firm at @%su W lam un,
tre,ne figures. Mediterranean, naS s' o,',,,oimble
Sred wheat very dull ana par''' q"''S
ut 5O@UOc. -, ooooh,
NJ Firm nj 760,SOc, none oiiering,,, far
Enthusiastically commands V@'o' '''
good average grain, nan, "a corn on the
o.,ia, aud only sufficient new corn y
n n,mhi ,o The city 10 M the local dena,iu
Ssiiisv nom wagons on the streets ~ io@''O
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be pub
lshed every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
ion, $3.50 per annum; $3.50 for six months,
oayaule in advance. No subscription taken
ior A lass period than six months.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of 81 so
per square for the first insertion, and 70 cents
Tor ench subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards of thanks, etc, TO be paid for
AZ hnlf advertisement rates.
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THE DAILY HERALD is published every
morning, except Monday, Mt $40 a year, In
advance 80 for six months 81 for ono month I;
X cents. for one week single copies cents.
The Daily Herald Is now furnished TO sub
serlbors Uy carrier AT 70 cents per week. The
pnpor will be delivered regularly each morn.
Inv vt an early hour, to any part OF the city
and suburbs within mile and n half OF the
court house. Subscribers falling To receive
their paper Will oblige by reporting TO Mr.
los. swain. at this office,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL
oFFICE OF THE HERALD,
Dallas, Texas, October D, 1870

The money market continues easy, WIN u
All s,mnly 81 funds In sight. All legitimate
demands H, T are readily metat y per cent ~ .o,a
GoLD-There Is no change Y no.y VAN ra a sv,s
buying IT ll2n sailing ,nsgn ~ TSw wv
'p ssiiIi,WER"is quoted at lv7%@ioS' ana up
w nv CHA NGE-on the principal ciiies "
saii,no nj mar, while cominerciai piis ."e
onoted AT / per cent. discount
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

HlGIWlN ES-lleld at sl.2l.
WHlSkIES-Are quoted from sl.25 per
gallon to fancy prices, according 10 age.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized TO announce Captain
". I. Clark as u candidate for the Office OF
Alderman from the Second Ward, caused by
the resignation of MIR. Davis.
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HIDES npELrRIrs.

The market Is active and the demand good
for dry mint, as they run, ut lie; dry-salt,
lO@llc, greon hides, &c,
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Attorneys az Law.

A LFRED II, BENNERS, Dallas Texas,
~ Address Look Box u. ltetorence-Geo,
Clark, Attorney General, Austin, Texas,
sCptaIdtT
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.,ov,s,oSs AND GROCERIES,.

rbere ia no change to note in quotations
In mis- department OF trade, Dealers report
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p.s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
ptrra than Fleming bros. will do well TO write
their orders distinctly, and take nons Bat Dr.
q lrLame', Lirr PM., prepared BY Flemino
Ilro,, piiisbarDh, "a, tho mdrka being JnH ~
L,,s isi,afions To those wishing 10 give them .
trial, W. will forward per mall, postpaid, 70 any
part OF tho United States one box OF Pills for
twelve thlec.cont postage stamps, or ono vial o.
orhra from Canada must 30 accompanied W
twuuty eenta extra.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-06
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain Is In the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for rheumatism In
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
In the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss Of memory, ac'
companied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold Or burning,
and he complains of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination OF
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER TO have been extensively de-
ranged.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Dp. c. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A rAIa TRIAL.
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ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
LeGves........ 900 A. NJ I.eaves....... 500 p. NJ
Arriyes..... ll;i5 p. Nj. Arrives..,.. 7:OOA.A
Galveston Freight and Ticket ONCE, 70
fremont street -
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket once
$40 Broadway. -
r. l.. MANCHESTER, Agen,,
Visitors TO above cities will find these Of
tices n pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas paperr will DO
found.
j. DURAND, Gen1 supt.
J. WALDO. GENT Ticket Agent.
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NEW FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINESHOP
LONERGAN G MURRAY

OF LOUISIANA, MO-,
Beg leave to inform the oitlEens OF Dallas
aud the surrounding country that they have
removed their extensive works to this place,
md are prepared 10 manufacture all Kinds
of steam Engines and Min Machinery, Cast
ngs of all description donoon short notice.
We have ON hand several engines of our own
make also House Fronts, window Caps,
Sills Fencing, Balcony Railing, Fire Fronts,
Crate Bars otc, We have the facilities FOR
quickly turning out hrst-class work well
adapted 10 the wants OF this country, and
also for repairing same at the NhQTIest notice
lANERaAN u MURRAY,
south side OF the Compress, Dallas, Texas,
SldGm. S6wbm
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Dental surgeons.

nr. j, w McGee, Dentist graduated In the
Baltimore Dental College IN lSi, oillce re-.
moved 10 southeast corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over k0hn's clothing store. ly
prove my faith by my works l gan show
the finest and most ,iiillcult Contour Filings
In the city or country. Elin street, over CITY
Bank. ]. a, SEEdAR,
sepl2-lm Dental Surgt on.
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Physicians ana Surgeons.

Easley Il. r., A. NJ, NJ. D., office, day or
night, over Hosktns y Howells drug store,
Elm street. II
Munday j. g.. NJ. D., Office over Wheat's
store Main street Office hours, ain. TO
DIN, III
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a4lailg Gerald,
pUnLIsiIED ny
TER ms.

THE DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.
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PuIisnan's Palace Drawing
Room aud sleeping Cars
Condensed Through Time Card
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS.

Train leaving Galveston atS;00 p. ". and
Houston at 800 y. M. and 500 A M, daily, mr. :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. Is, 1875.

MONDAY, Jan. Is, 1873.
PRAYER py Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
Message from the House received, an
nouncing the passage of resolution to
raise Joint committee to consider the
Federal Interference in Louisiana, and
uskinr concurrence therein. The rcsOlu-
ton was adopted, and Messrs. McGinnis
and Camden were appointed on such
committees
Several bills amending the Code and
Acts were read and ordered to their see
ond reading.
Mr.. Dickinson reported bill concern
inc sale Of real estate for taxes, &c, on
it, second reading.
Mr.. Camden from special Committee
of eight to which was referred the resolu-
tions, etc, with regard to Louisiana made
q report, on behalf Of the majority, and
Mr. LOOMS submitted minority report.
Mr.. Bennett offered on the same subject,
Il ioin, resolution, all Of which was re-
frrrcd 60 the Joint Committee of the two
Houses.
The following bills were introduced
and referred:
By Mr.. Prce-To change the boundary
lines of the Moundsville Independent
School district in Marshal county.
By MIR. Dcnnis-To establish lunatlc
asylum at the Salt Sulphur Springs in
Monroe county.
By Mr.. Bcnnctt-A billimpCslng tax
on seals, wills, etc Also, bill amending
chapter $50 of the Acts of 1923. Also,
Semitic bill 20, 81 bill to remove the seat
of government to Wheeling
The following resolutions were read.
By Mr.. Burdctt- Requesting the Aud
itor L. furnish the Senate with informa-
ton regarding the manner in which the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the
counties through which it J asses, have
complied with the law in reference othe
collection of district taxes assessed on
said railroad company
a Joint resolution providing for geo
logical survey of the State, was adopted.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding the COM
mittce on Education 10 inquire into the
cxpcdiency of changing the law with
regard To school trustees
Bv Mr.. Bcnnett-To provide for II
more efficient mode Of compelling rail-
road companies to pay county and dis
trict taxes. Also requesting the Audi
tor 10 inform the Senate. of the amount
of money expended by the State for pub
lie buildings in the different CongreS-
sional districts.
By Mr.. Gon'-To repair the road from
Webster in Taylor county TO Beverly in
Randolph county.
On motion of Mr. McGinnis, adjourn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23
ENOUGH OF II.
How jackson Green Deceived HIS
Poor old Grandfather.
.troit Free Press.

-, 81. n.trnit Free Press
r'T'' Wv ra,,n : f,ur,n.n years old
"a'NS''' VIZ -,
and he lives on SlAth street Inc ''"''
dav. while reading Il dime novel, his
grandfather came in with the paper and
l..l him to read the Presidents Mes-
...;..,,d IocLson ~ breok of,
sage. 1t rr'a''u 'asN, ,ha ~ ,ron Ucr" ,y o
his story Just "',''' ''' "%lP', ,:
going 10 he ScaIp'"' 50 ne i,'"a' w. ~.
NINA L. H"', a,,J -,,r,aL ,ro.
lie took up the paper ana S'"'''" I'll u
follow,
The business OF the patent once snow
Il steady increase. Since $50 over io''-
600 patents have been Issued. o" nee,
Deck, OF the ~tatI"n-h'u>, wants 1t us
timely understood, that he l. not the
Deck confined there " lew days since 10 Il
lunatir.'
What exclaimed the old man, rs
that in the message? ..,,. -.
Right here. every word oi 1t! replied
jackson. And he continued:
The business Of the Agricultural bu-
rr:u i rapidly growing, and the depart
mrut grounds are being enlarged, ana
the highest prize in Il Chinese I"'''r! i
twcntv.ninc cents, and the man VIII"
draws it has his name IN the paper "uo
is looked upon IS - heap oil Il l''I'"'
.,,r., ,,.hot : that" r,arrd the old
man ~ never heard of such message
49, tho,r1
~ ran,t help it replied Jackson "you
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Labor Movements.

The depression in the English steel
MANUFACTURES is general. Lobors is ser
iouslv a4lectcd. The total fore" has been
reduced ut least onc-iitth. and wages are
lowered from ten t. twenty-five per
cent
The French iron industries, though
dull, are reported better off than their
nriyhbor's. The men are well employ
ed The Belgian districts ARE in Il de-
pressed condition.
English workmen as we'll a employer,
in many of the leading industries are
alarmed AT the successful competition "i
Belgian products with their own.
At Danvillc. Pa all the iron mills
and furnaces are in full blast the first
time in eight months.
st. Louis men are building extensive
shops for iron ship-building.
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Pushed FOR copy
Alleged Origin Ofihc Ti1ton-Beecher
shit.
Brooklyn sun, 10Th.

Brooklyn sun, 10Th.
There are but few people who know
when and where the first publication
was made which laid the foundation
of the great Tilton- Beecher scandal suit.
Ii dcvolveS upon Sunday Snu reporter
to give to the public an interesting story
about the scandal, which is published for
the first time to-day. Four or five years
ago vague and indefinite rumors limited at
unfreindlv relations between Mr. Tilton
and the pastor of Plymouth Church
Not until about two and half Years ago
were the real sentiments Of 7. 7. made
known. At that time he was endeavOr-
;nr :, obtain certain sum due him
from that large-headed mesk and lowly
Christian. Henry c. Bowen. Mr.. Til
tom was editor Of the Golden Age then,
and while in litigation with Bowen
wrote NH article entitled, "A Personal
Statement. In in the statement Iheo-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

4 DULUTH paper proposes railroad
~ the lee from Duluth to the SauIt-th"
whole length of Lake Superior. ltclaIms
that all that is necessary is To- spike the rails
10th" ice, without grading, filling excavat-
ing, ballasting or ties. Thctrack, II says,
could be taken up every spring and stow
ed away. The road would be about 800
miles long, and dead level. The ice lasts
till April; is thick enough to sustain a
train Of cars; the freight cars, could BE-
transferred To the ice without reloadiGg.
and the rails could either he spiked In the
ice or they could b. fastened in frame
and laid on The ice without spikes. And
every spring the stock could be watcred
without difficulty.
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Hunah for The PGnitentirV!

XlrlUNNE On HAND AND FOR SALE
w Four Hundred Thousand good m"r-
charitable Brick, which W. VIII deliver al
th,. depot, or any plIc" IN tn" town al
MouudsviIlr, at the rate OF 800 per thou
sand.
Also Fifty Thousand Paving Brick a
$50 per thousand.
Also Ten good Two Horsr Farm wagons,
which we will sell mt prices ranging from
s1I to sb.
Also Ten first class Two llOrS" Spring
Wagons. finished I'm good style, at prices
ranging from sl9J Ia SlJO
Also Two Two-S"at-d, Light Granger
Wagons, for two horses, finished in the
highest style ofthc art, which Will b" sold
for $50 per wagon.
Also full line Of from first class I" COM
mon Household Furniture, which We Will
sell al Cincinnati wholesale prices.
Also on hand constantly, a lurg" supply
Of Bruguc Boots aud shoes, at the lowest
market prices, ana are prepared Ia make
10 order, from the best OblaiHable import
ed stock, Grntlcmcn'S Boots, shoes and
CATERS, iu the latest style and ~ prices
that cannot be reached by any other cS-
Enlistment in the state.
All Dfthr above named work Is WHrrhn-
ted To be- made OF the best material ana ~
"A wOrkmanlik- manner.
WM. l.. BRIDGES,
sepl9 tb superintendent
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A YOUTH ofnineteen winters, on his
way to Illinois from New York State
tarricd here awhile yesterday, and h" cN-
hibited to police officer his means Of
defense against Wertern roughs ann rob
beers. lie had horsc-pistoI as long as
his satchcl. loaded with shot. a hlcory
club. n shot bar of iron, two-cdGrd dag
ger, big iack-knifc, and ,lunS-sbot
and ~ he laid them down on bench 10
smiled and remarked: Im jist a-thlr-t-
ing to have some one climb on to me. 49,
Detroit Free Press.