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, 1877-10-27

"The Legislative Assembly of
Washington Territory: The wis
dom of their legislation will exem-
plify the qualification of the people
they represent for State govern
ment." Responded to by Hon. F:
IL. Read.
''The Judiciary: May their work
praise them" Responded to by
Hon. W. B. Daniels.
washington Territory: May the
natural obstacles which divide the
people Of the east from the west be
overcome by their united efforts. F"
Responded to by Judge Burke.
Among the guests were the follow
ing
TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS:
Secretary Owings and lady, Auditor
Wheat, Treasurer Tarbell, Attorney
Allen and lady. The following
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Were present: Hons. E. B. Warbas.
San Juan; E. Pring, Columbia
county; T. M. Reed and lady Thurs
ton; G. II. Hanford, King; E.
C. Ferguson and lady, Snohom-
ish; D. F. Percival and lady, Stew
ems, L. NJ. Ringer, Whitman; R. S.
Newland, Columbia; E. Mcdonnell,
Columbia; W. T. Barnes. and daugh-
ter, Columbia; VIM. Martin. Walla
Walla; E. Whitson and lady, Yaki-
ma; G. T. Stiles and lady, Clarke; w.
B. Daniels and lady, Clarke; N.
Whitney, Clarke; J. B. LaDu, Cow
litz; N. Davis, Cowlitz; T. Warman,
Pacific; J. H. Long, Lewis; j. C.
Horr, Thurstou; l.. G. Ward,
Thurston; J. Chapman and lady,
Thurston; J. McReavy. Pierce; w.
B. Kelly, Pierce; G. W. Tibbetts,
King; A. 8. Miller, Kitsap; VIM.
Korter and lady, jefferson; f. At
kinson. Jefferson; O. B. Iverson,
Snohomish; L. l.. Andrews and
lady, Whatcom.
There were from abroad as
VISITORS,
Prof. Roberts and lady, represent
ing the Oregoxian; Mr.. Evans. of
Olympia; N. n. Bloomfield, Prose
cutting Attorney I'd Judicial District;
Otto Ranke, Esq, Olympia; Capt.
Willoughby, U. s. Coast Survey;
Mr.. Schoecraft, Olympia, Mr.. V. E.
Tull and lady, of Olympia, Mr..
Amos Bowman, of Fidslgo.
3AS4bob4Iuo W0IO 1Dou0O W Uub low
of our citizens. as the capacity Of the
dining hall would admit Of only q
small number in addition to the
persons already named. Among
those
FROM SEATTLE
Were Mayor G.. A. Weed and lady,
Ex- Mayor Bailey Gatzert, II. v. b.
Stacy Thomas Burke, County Judge,
L. B. Andrews, Capt. Geo. D.. Hill,
County Treasurer; Prof. Anderson
and lady, Of the University; DR.. G..
V. Calhoun, z. G. Miles, Beriah
Brown, of the DISPATCH; Thomas
Prosch and lady, of the Tribune; w.
A. Harrington. Rev. Mr.. Damon and
others. Committee of ARA ngements
were Mr.. Gatzert, Mr.. Stacy, Capt.
Geo. D. Hill.
, 1877-10-27


FROM SHoHoMIsH.-The Stn. tells
us that some men killed a panther
on the Snoqualmie river last week
that was eight feet nine inches from
tip toitip. Frank Pinsry caught a
young cinnamon bear, with his dog,
this week. While the dog held the
bear Frank tied him and then car
ried him to the house. Bruin
weighs about 80 pounds. Lumber
is being floated down the river from
the Snoqualmie mill to Shohomish,
$4,000 feet being recently RATED
down in this manner by Mr. Watson
Allen.
The steamer Empire sails hence
for San Francisco tomorrow at
P. NJ. carrying passengers at reduced
fares. She is fast and staunch, and
travellers desiring to make quick
time should not miss the opportu-
nifty which she presents.
Mrs. H. S. LAKE, who recently
delivered q number of lectures in
this city, will deliver lecture be-
fore the Y. NJ. C. A. in Portland
tomorrow evening. Subject. Rom
anism in America"
The steamship Dakota is due mere
tomorrow afternoon, having left
San Francisco on Saturday. She
may be delayed by the prevailing
fogs.
MARRlkD.-Mr. Patrick J. Haley
and Miss Annie V. Mcdonald were
married at the residence Of the
brides mother by Judge Burke last
evening. III
JuDG1Na from the ear-marks in this
mornings cotemporary it il plain
that the horse editor has returned to
his trough once more.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06
FIRE RECORD.

she Car HHt f.oealsn 3ssx- wsrks -,
Pssisbarx i,rssres .sss--sf.r uss Dock
Consssssss AT ses Keri asui. /. ia sssisalu
sssss-- i.ssi-as's Loss Eoss- Aairsy
Es.oaEsssa-
NEW YosK, October 5 Gar depot,
"a aud 81 avenues, burned i've stdrtes,
upper story filled Nttb horse iced, 10
ciudiug fourteen Thousand tales of
hay; also, ninety 'thrse cars snd vaiu-
able machinery. Lsrte, half million.
NE1 IoaR, October SIhs ear
shops aud stables OF The Dry Dock
sireei passenger railway company, At
sbe corner of avenue B and Four
feenth street burned tisis morning
with all tue cars. AbJut elgh. ilund-
red hetses vera li5sFatcn and ran
wildly through this streets, None per-
!shea. TIE loss - the Dry Dock cu;npa
ay vii probably exceed Sss0.oea i'he
entiFa iss.aoer of cars belonging 10
tEsm --one HUNDRED Kni ninety in sf
were STORED tn this building and
burned IKE tipder,
| PrrrsBURG, Pa, 0stoSer 5, 2 E. M.
A iire broke Out iD tbs town OF Mckee
port, thirteen niles south Of this city,
at eleven o'clock last night, and j.
spressiing rapidly, aud threstens, II
this hauE, 10 destroy the entire busi
ness portion OF the town. Aid has been
| asked from this city, and two engines
are now ON the way 60 the FIRE. The
ire originated at the PittsiHrg ear and
locomotive works, which are entirely
destroyed. From thence it esosses,
Fifth street, aud at last sceouns was
spreading ia ali directions.
/ CIseINNArI. Ohio. Oetober 3.-The
Frankfort Land Company's saw mill,
lat Frankfort, Michigan, burned Sun
day Bight. Lsss, S30, 100.
/ DEsBY LINE, w., Oetober A,
lnidaighi last night a fire broke out in
Sasr,isat's hotel, at s.amsted, prov,
inee d Qnsbec, which destroyed the
hotel ana q number. of stores and out
buildings THE Convent de la Congre
gatiaa de Metre Dame, ann the Con
gregatieasE church on the osposit.
aide nf the street are now Z a. M.
burning. aud BUILDING adjscsnt IL
Il great danger. los 80 far, 81. .ts1e.
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TEXAS. sArURDY 2

ed. Rev. Df. Ags;ist, at SsG Xors,
was confirmed ga assistant secretary.
ihs besiBess meeting began ut i5:9i
This niorsing, with the president iii
the eieir. After pFeassesed diseus-
sion eoirerniug tie elee;4on Of fhs
viee-prs rssilent, The PRESIDENT tesd the
iisi o. stanaios g mnlittses. a com
aluaica,iou snss resi- Igs;a the ho2se
bishops, stating that sbe bolss as On
ganized by the election OF Iiie r ght
Rev. Henry c. Potter aeereiary. :
resolution providing for the pfeacaiae
Of an opening sermon wss aiop,ee..
Voted to refer sae matter OF three
smeHemtnts TO the eonstltaiiou, sug-
gezted last year, to the proper commit
tee, with instructions - report on tie
ii5s: on Fritiay and upon the 0ihets oi
Mondsy. The petition VI Bishop
White. prayer pss0G secretary, that tbe
hy nn cook might BE bound up v1sii
prayer o,ok, was relsrred. The follow
ing order s. as FeferTeG: "lhe subject
Q! voluntary wildTawsi from The min
istTy for other than Immoral conduct, y
was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on
eaauns. Several minor memoEials,
reports and petitions were received
and referred. West Virginia asked
for IA division OF heg dioceses, when Is
toe large. it was voted to pr.ut 4 daily
house calendar.
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ErIscoraL CONVENTION.


sfss rarnInx Bsvatrs 10 Fsssixinns
sess1ue-- he zxarrisss. s.Y~rs saes. ss
8 "a srser Been ,ses. ksesare fss shc
nss.
Bsseos, ossasses 81 arhe aEnnai eoa-
ventsuu Of tl4e ts,i~s:ss,ai ,silarsn of the
United states epe Led aiila . vast con.
coufss OF sleepIe treseut iepg Before
tie services bsgsn The audience was
composed OF is,,sssa ap4lllsss % ". lhe
moring was devoted entirely 10 relIg-
ioas services. Tie sisht which the
church presented sron the beginning
to the close of The sxerclses were such
"a probably has never been seen before
in the city. The ritual Of this morn
ings service vas, OF course, from the
high position of the dignitagies con-
dAeting ii, the most impressive and
elaborate which tbs Episeopai church
hiss. The tseriy Of she oi1urea vas re-
served for tbs gates To ihe genera.
canysntion and tfseSe consisted of four
clergy,aen and faur lsy deputies from
each of the fariy-flse siioeese's in The
different secsiasls OF the country. Be.
sides thnre were over tsso hundred
clefIynaen and the students preaent.
BoaTaA, October a.is55esand ,iay ses
sioa opensd al ss:ssssg . clock w In esayei
ty Rsght Rev. Bishups Beseil.cs ohia
and Green. Of Mississippi The ii
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EUROPEAN WHEAT MARKET
There IL n Eit:Is PsaIe OF corner g..
Lax ihhd-aae supply Prom fEyul
"sh NSi d. Hair that wa- ExPc,I-

LONDON, October The Marx Ian
Expires weekly review of,ihe Bit.
eoru trade, says the weather duria
The past week ws= very line. Appesr
4nces favor an early and severe w.u-
iss. Cold generally over Europe. a
Fortnight, at most, free from rain, ha-
snHhied good progress with the hare.
Ia The north. Tue event Of the ws-k
has been large shipments of whest
iron the Atlantic porte. The imme
iIats eject las been suddenly n che
10 Trade, buyers holding for the m o.
ment The prospects Of trade is opeu
10 question. India aud Egy pJ viii uot
DO half ihAt Ma expected As winter
comes 0a the supplies from Rla-.a
sill BE- cut OF aad we have noihiuz O..
lo2s Tor exueP! frota the At.Gufi-
porte. The c9Esum ption of the COZ
- depends mGiaiy ON these wheals.
Il II hard TO bs..sye that the autumn
-Hipii uts can &c ia1re than We u...s
az ule moment. When this little panic
o. oa tss literal shipment Of one oI
tFo q eeks IS imagined to be more than
Tire trade can stand. Ii may be ".
% sugg-s, ;hN those shipments sre
lot unprecedented, aud TO recall th-
isri ihat ia August issi-75 they Wert
At tie sa'e on5o, 000 quarters PEI SesE.
si'.oiy ,his year, when We are thrown
ai'soz entirely on this source of SUI
pa for 5he winter, the trade should
nos Ds -hakcn - shipments no larger
tbah r. former ycafs, when CIR wants
we're less and sources Of supply were
elel which are now closed.
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INDIAN WAR

Fss spsches are oss sha Nsr s'atn q
sssti%ment AsI"Slsea aaa xsenty-
Eve whtses fstfisa ieaeraI Hatch
iE Pursuit.
CiNcsSSATI, October "A dispatch
TO ths Commercial from Kansas City,
Missouri, hss the following: "a gen
t.eDan from LAWYER New Me.leo says
tue Apsehes are oo the var path. One
day last week they aitaeked settle
meat OF whites, giiIed twenty-five me u
aud stole a BambsF of horses. These
are the same red kins who com mittea
SO much deviimsnt last year. General
Hatch, IN command OF the United
States troops, pfopoaes % punish them
severely. This regiment Ia not hail
sufficient to furnish protection TO the
whites In that section, and il il re,
ported many mere troops will he or,
deTed TO assist him. The recsnt out
brsak occurred near Silver City"
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MARINE DISASTER.


Particulars of the ssaaderire Of ihe
sreaaaship sngas;,a-Brsv. soncuct
sr tae Csptsin ami shs 1iese.iog
Party.
New IORR, October 3 The steamer
Magnolia foundered Of Cape Hat,erss
Passengers and crew saved. The cap
tain reports he left Savannah, Georgia,
ISeptem Der u. Wind moderate, north
east until the 29th, then it increased
at a. m. On the Both the vessel wss
discovered to be leaking badly. The
pumps were started imsnediately but
could not gain on the water. The
fires were extingulshe5i at :. M and
the passengers aud crew left the ship
al 8 p. "a, with twelve feet OF water in
the held. the water gaining raTidly.
fbey were picked up about dark b
the bark Staisuad, from Baltimore for
the Baltic, pat OF the pilot boat E. G..
knight this morning, aud l4ade,i here
al 1880 a. III. They saved nothing bat
what they had on their backs. The
officers and crew ieit Tor Philadelphia
ois the tug Rebecen. 1t = p. IA.
CaEspgH, Pa OJiobeE 4.--'The crew
af the lost steamship magnolia are
still here awaiting the return of The
sap,ain, who left this morniug to
make srras asgepieHts for their transpcr.
tati-a 70 New YaFa. where they live.
The men are very destitute. The first
officer says they ha u bard tinae in
getting away from the siAking vessel
10 the tauk, viii. b vas two miles &c
the leswzrd One boat containing
seven men swanped sfteF leaving ths
Magnelia, and everything was swept
overheard, the host Being butletted
.rouud for three hours. The msr
naving 20 oars hpHg on the sides unti
they we're reseaei bY their conrsdes
| fhe transfer required four or az,
so0fs Is the sea ran very high. al
fiie canvass of the Magnolia v.as tc.r
~ shred9, ana it was impossible is
stand On deck without hoidiag on {;
,some Hnnsyahie islt OF the ve=gel
tisa men @erked eo9.Iy ami braveiy
Iae captsin wa- she isst 10 leave lb,
skip, aud he and few eihers Wiz
we're with him came ngaF being left 4.
the bafs as IL Was thougat The Mseoo
!is nad sons dsgn, an1 lh Gen ceDlt
not be saved The second osIcer
ao@ever, prevailed % tse captain .
tae bork tosens .oG. d boat, tIu4 s4y.,ri
she boat. All spea& vef5 hlsaly OF th,
oravs c7u'iaet o. CApss-ia D5g ye.t, ans
Jf TIE captain Of the ,.atk.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
orT.1s 'SuDry. sse Eome aT Senator
soaking, Refuse 90 Endorse an. a.

or".;s Comfy. she Home aT SENATOR
SoEkiiHs, Refuse 90 Endorse an. "A
Intimidation.
R9iIE, y. y, October 2.-The repG b.
l.cau county convention, of OaeIa
elulty, was he.d sers to-day. Thi- De-
th&snoms o. Senator Conkllng. ans
.hsI0Evaatiol wGs cnntTollei by hi.
supporters. The convention after All.
fua-eii dstatos. refused 20 pa-s & rr-a.
.gtiua endorsing President Hays.
"s<s'y4I Phillips Naosiaasss ssr s.ss.
eEaoE.
f0sToN, o1'obrr The M-saachu.
sei.5 wofkiesHasn's convention nom
inelsd Wendell Phillips for govern.
aud 9 fan state ticket
sew Democratic Ticket psmanari
- &-u soEk.
.NBANY, y. \, Oriohsr 2-Thz
iuifd meeting q tile delegates Of o..
democratic e5nveutioa here. Canva..
soi1g on actively. The frieut. u a
nss' iieSet claim l9s cut Of 5s4 mem
asrs OF the convention.
ItauaaE g8- ssus=rnatsrsaI Hrrnsrss-
IA -saa~s-sta.
~. PACT MinEp osiOber 8-Ths
ls.ioEs ofthe democratic siass can.
veEiiln denouucss the frauds a..
crimes - which the election of pEtal.
o-nt and vice president was reversed
fne second resolution eongTatalsiss
the colntry thss President Hayes
ion',i ii nese-aary 20 adopt the demo
sfstic policy of selfeoveTnmeEi, ~
10 abandon the devices for perpetratia.
seciieasl JEALOUSY and hsiTri. Mr.
BEEi1c was nominated for governor
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. lrTFRR from Madras. giving souss
account Of the amihs prevailing there
snd Of the operations Of the rsllei
measures, mentions thet 8 Day nursery
for children has heeh started ia one AZ
che divisions Of Madras, aud thst e.-
forts win be made 70 ofgeuiza o..sFo
As an egidence Of the need d ssa IN
stitutiops il is alleged si,s.s IN one
division alone there are fou thoasaod
ltafviRg children. II eaeh ';isision Of
Madras e,niaii.s AZ many, there il An
asgrrEate Of forty fhonssnl strrvins
children 10 tbe psggin 9 9'irg ife4a.
ii.l f.ss wia sesse 70 giFe our tsaaers
sosae notion ~ tie eharaOtef oil ihs
fansina sgpinst whose des,suesive pcws
sr the Rrsish aud IDsii.4a eogsFnalerti
pnl British priyste Phiianthroqhy ass
Struggling wisli a! their might.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Sir Jsha R.Ezes EIeessd for ts.- rni--s
fis.s Alderman ana Again Ksss<s-.s
-1idisEd. fae Railway Defraaa-r.
Srssfs- a ssasAtioa Several si E8t.
Pal- Arrssted.
LONDON, Ocsober s.-Sir John Ben
nei, twice elected alderman, Knd each
lime rejected by the coar, o: aIdfr-
ulea ss urdt 10 discharge the dasiss o.
tie position, hAs again been elected
- tie offise.
The Derry correspondent Of Lsssi's
Mercury, ssys Midland i the rsiluav
dsffsEGef. The fraud has been sys.s-
Hasicaiiy carried on by some sf -
eii.sefs holding places Of responsibility,
in whom tie almost confidence ,Es-
placed. The principal means b
which the company has been defraud-
II has teen - persons erecting pri-
vate dwelling housss and other bui.iI-
ipEs,- Goth for themselves ani o;hc.
peolie, with material o-iongins 20 lie
company. Several Of the dslinEasri.
sie in-prison, srd 4 j. said, il j. runarr-
=, tiist oysers u-Bl bsarrestsd shor.lg
fAEis, Oc,oee. M. Gsubet.a f,r-
n'a'iy lodged an appeal agains. tne
seetercc UPON him by the corrections.
tr."l"si. Tie appeal viii probably be
besid. beginning next week.
3n'es Simon i seriously M.
boSrsos, Ocfotcr . A R-Cter from,
PaF!. states hst ths radical newspa.
psr, Msl ci01ore, shleh has thric-
hs''i ssasrsse.i fsr publishing Herr
koeheHsFfs sFtiiee;, h4s ce.ssi pasli-
ei'isn AMI @i.i - su-esseed by = IA !.
s..iicaA o5zlr ti-i-ssssl 10 f.svl-
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NO. 2 / ESTABLISHED. 1919

constitution ana 70 which the demo
e-s- d -tsua riss set- and g. l- G: =rsf-r.
ca'iiieii il thss uA-tfeu.4s O. t4r .r
Pgaysi ol AZ go5i cil-rs.
The Il fi.aneist F5sas r1asirl1- ,a.t
gold sad silver is tie only levlI tv-t
ere no carEeucy inronVeEtlble ,.-ta
tue ooiui steady pFlgFess toss- D.
spscjs pay y.nenlz. l. - opposed 20 the
gEautiug q subsidies by tie govern
m=lt To corporations or injivi1lal- o.
the construction ofrzlisosds, ar oth.r
irtsrlal improvement. SO nure-.ss.Ig
auj beyond .he scope a. iel.FsI power
ani Inevitably leading - corruption.
Tae following ticket was rou.na.
icd: For Saceetasy q state, Alien e.
EeSca Comptroller, Fred J. Ciru.t-
Treasurer, james Weiuer; Ausrury
General Auzu-- Schoonmsker; s.at-
Engineer, Eiazarin s ymour, II. Arr4
the appointment @: a state committee
eEe convention adjourned.
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FIRE All LoNGYiEw.
Almost lae Entsre Bastness Portion
of st,e aown swept Asay-A High
AiDa srsssiiIna Isas u so<feH hasia
lass Gaasns l.aAe riasser. as k4e-s
ADoa1 s60,sco Partially gn.ursa.


tssss Saasn: i-aAe riasser--. as Los.
AD"ss s6o.seo Partially insured.
Special 10 tae Beraid.l
LoNGvIEw, Texas, October IA
fearful Coz Migration conmeaced soon
after midnight, aud aided by brisk
norther the flames swept away almost
the entife business part Of the Town.
On tt.e north side of Tyler avenue
where the buildings asfe Of wool, the
merchants lost almost everything, and
Il is particularly heavy, many of them
having received their fail and winter
stocks.
The following are The names Of some
of the principal losers by the fire and
approximate monat OF loss and insur-
aGee: 5. Diekhoti, groceries and provis.
ions, loss 3, $40; insured for 81 ,2O0. w.
a. Williams, groceries, loss 81 $40, un-
Insured. A Biernsten, dry goods, loss
~, ,oto; light iBsuraBce. 1t. +. Copps
lose 81 GOO; insured for 500. Harrison Il
sons, druggists, loe- s, 600; Insurance
s751. Charles Bold, jewelrg loss 81 $50,
uninsured. |. Newn&n, gfotdts, loss
S, ,eAt; insurance. 81 500 IL SEAMS
Gerry, druggist. loss s., 100; no insur-
nee. Mrs. Flynn, Fuiliiner, ioss SS09,
uninsured. c, II. Hitnssapoon, drug
gist, ioss 81 500; insurance light. Johii
Aa'i,ien. restaurant, loss :. 5Jei unin-
sured. Tue less oa huiialugs is aboui
S50, 600.
The IRE brake cas IN aIadden's res.
satfant. near the eeutfe OF tue husi-
ness part OF town, aud sprezd rapidly.
Every effort was VI de On the part oi
tbs citizens TO stay the progress of the
flames, bus owing TO the high winds
prevailing but little could be Done.
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TgE charge ihas ibe Texas aud Pacific
is lshcripg to organize the next hoese.
Is lnaliaions whiie doubtless a good
Genl of intesest is fclt ceasgssiiiy Al over
ths country ii the bill isow pending,
yst 70 one among even is wsrus-t
friends care 70 place il in su.h "a astis
tooe before the country Il kisarly
cli.inis or rather aaks for the sutsidy
'nseessary % pat it through, and which
coasress has granted 70 eyefy route
which has IS y4t taekled the Rocky
noaatAips The bin i cns OF national
inperssnee, apd !. shoala rsessye tie
fesrectfni attention Of cot ossiy con-
gsess aud tie asnseissraiios,. bsf of tic
country At lasgs. Itis sniy right lha.
the matter he eisscly sarntiaisssl, sud
70 This ths management Of The roa.i
doea not object--in faot. it invites il
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The pateut clfise fell this mornipE,
having been tsoss ned " tire api vs..
ger. II seurtied like eaanon. causing
grrat alarm. No eGe hart. The busi.
aess % Tie land Gfiiee IS suspended, the
reeer.ia hecomfng 3 sos1ed from persist.
snt PAINS. osaer eeiliBgs are expected
to fsit At airy moment. This preveat-
cry attempt TO place the records IN
;,ly rooms. The aires north are all
Down.
The secretary of tbs tgsasllfy, upon
tl,s recommendation Of tae commits.
siUner Of internal Eeye84e, has de-
o;iued the proposition to compromise
toh4cco suits pew IN pFogrsss at
Greensboro. Nefth Carolina. There
are ei@isteea eases, in amoan. involved
SIa.,ee9. THESE salts were brought Oh
ais.ou:.E of alleged vioiatiea Of the in.
tesnai revenue law.
Or. Them pson, in reply TO an in.
quiry Of visitor. said that sepalor
Morton viii, be hopes, lake his seat IN
December. but ne viii never be able
to use efutc;es or canes again.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06

IL IS sresfeshingiy innocent and good
hearted tJiuvest tie Rio Graud. q reas n
~irh virtues and rahts whieh are de,
nied to the Texas fruntierslnan, pos
sess'd Of real and personal property, A
lew years ago the 3io Grande conilais.
sion reported 20 the state department
chat the actual loss proved before them.
from the violence and robbery OF Mexi-
can citizens perpetreted on The eitizeus
Of the United States, was Sll .ef59. .e0o
aud the losses both actnsl and conse
quential footed up SIS 5ee. .99o. Is mo-
this state Of affairs sufficiently grave s.
demand an estop,l or war 2 ard tA,
debt sufficiently large TO dsmanl im
mediate Naturalization or strip 0
territory TO pay itf Tie GseassT MA,
be better man morally then the Tex
an, but we don't believeit.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06

WHEELING, w. Va, October D.
fhe little low water steamer Com
fortn exploded several miles below
this city this morning Several lives
We're lost. Captain Klskbridge, Pilo;
Umsetter, aud passenger named
Couples were killed. The weunded
are Rev. Mr.. Baer, Of Pistasurg, and
near Rarr!son, ui..te. aud several pss
scngers, whose bsmes are nnkho~B,
The cause Of lie explosion Is no,
known.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06

Hos. cAssEes il. Clay, itsssp heen Il
lifelrrg aiiolssioti.s. Ia lis "a sge pso-
eesas . kiil ; 5 n4n--asisi bas fer. and
does u to9 As ar.iatiealig al ii vefisss
iirr eating pro-slaye,y man in tIe soata
eaald have dare il, SO ii roes, ard
oonsissel,ey Is no longer the jewel It
once was
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06

80 rebaiditsg ef Paris Is being con-
aaesed viii datarsoiaatinn 4 a eRses.
Prise, auf builders are laokin eiosaly
= .tss style and eisarasssa of the ae~
ssiussares Ii : probable Ia / ii
yeF.s ffoaa now patss vii IL b. p.lsssise,
a,ad naoFs Substantial tAaa s:Fufs shs
So
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06
speedy 2-sansgston os sztAsas Opera
lions Leskea for nj sersnson

NEW Yoss, oetober 4-Pne presi-
dent Of the De.aware end Hudson Ca
nal causpsisy. aaki che DsIAwsse, Lock
asssl aad Westssn Ksiircsd company,
started to-day ioE Scranton, TO confer
4isis committees fi.sn different col,
lIsr.ss. aud officers ofo,her coal cotn Oh.
mics. Itissaidihe miners have plans ID
propose looking 20 tae speedy resnIn ?.
ton OF mining.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06
Trads sale er AssseIasee Rnsber shoe
Ggfx<sszux

Bosgnss, OAoter { The trade sale
af the Associated Ratber Shoe com
paay WAS largely astsussa hy buyers
freta ali I'srts Of the eoantry. Bid
ing spirited, AID nrise 20 fsF, wei
ulsintrfred. Ata sne sting os the As
ss,ciat4d Rubber sbos coDpsny, held
yesterday, !. *osed that no further
auction sales win be held before De.
eember 8.i..