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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP CoNPAxT, Is
PIRa EnnE l,ANAL=,.I N. Il.
Business Chances.

TOR SALE.-A coal works on the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and ST Louis Railway afew miles from fittss
burg. The l00O OF frst<iasa wor4 -
most new, successful operation. u
Tor SALE or Lease, on easy terms, thor.
oughly equipped. successful Republican weekly newe
paper published AZ county seat nnc JOB office Aaafnss
DARTNER WANTED.-Owing to death 8
vacancy Is Iused IN brokers, who woul4
arr nge with good business Capital aftve -
6n y EN0 will buy one Of the handsonsekh
CD SIee1OO county papers 10 the State Of Nex,YQrx
Annual profits, 81. Geo. Address CONSUL. U1buoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24

GAS STOCKS.
An and brooklyn Gas stocks ami also oil xmas
Of nruost a inv rstnent srcurCA dealt in ~
GEORGE ~. PRENTlSSt - .,,,
10 BROAD.SI., AND 5j E&ClANGEPLACE
CtASS1 OCKS & CITY r. X. Stocks and Bonds
" bought y sold. lIiiEWlTr6 81 h1changcplace
CWYNNE g. DAY, Is Wall-st, Ncw-YOrlI
established 1880 transact general Banklng ana
Elokcfago Business in Hallway ShareA Bonds, &c, DC
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,e7o the recent statement shows: Loans increased
S14.514.3oO; specie increased 39,O29.5OO; legal
tenders decreased S21 6l5, 400 deposits increased
$40 $50 100; circulation increased $f47,4O Inc
total reserve $7S, 5O1 400 now is BOSS per cont OF
the total deposits, against 1892 last week and
27.31 for May "a, 1879.
Money during the week was uniformly easy
whether the ratio was or per cent, and the DanX
statement assures continuance OF ease tor many
weeks TO come The domestic exchanges, however,
are hardly as favorable to NeW-York as they were
week ago. Chicago having weakened until tLe quo
tatiop there is par to 25 cents premium, aud Boston
having further declined to 40 cents discount. The
go,aign exchanges also have hardened, and arc
onite likely to cross the gold shipping point But
os lime approaches the danger of any large export
of spacie is very much lessened. 1t would require
extraordinary circumstances 70 permit Speclo
shipments after July 1.
Tho event of the week-ths failure Of the Reading
companiee-hardly created ripple outside or the
stock exchanges and the coal trade. The man
acers of the other coal companies promptly adopted
measures which they express themselves as Deilev-
inc will prevent the event from being detrimental
TO the general coal trade. At the Stock EXCHANGE
however. the failure, of course, was the occasion
for stampede in Reading stock, q decline in other
coal stocks and check to the speculation In
- otocls generally which. before the failure, was
giving indications of carly improvement in
Drices The business of the week amounted
RI Q 343 800 shares against 2,797,474 shares
for the preceding week. OF last weeks tOtai'
A5O 600 shares were in Delaware, Lackawanna and
western at from SO9A down to 73l2@749i against
7sss week ago; Reading, 23s, 200 shares at from
4ss. down to 20l4 New-Jersey Central 1eO'eOo
shoros At from go down to oOla062l2; Delaware
ond Hudson. 26,9OO shares, at from 1884 down
70 6s07Ol4; aud Morris and Essex, 62G3 shares, at
from 1Osls down to 1O4ls01O5. The general list
although adversely affected and losing more than
the early gains of the week bore the SHOCK Win re-
markable frmness, and toward the end was DIS
nosed IN move without regard to what became OF
the coal properties. Some of the railway shares
even show final gains over the prices of week ago.
and few of them show any important losses. Inc
telegraph stocks, however were weak. ana Oeiore
the break in the cSa stocks Western Union was the
weak spot in the market. Its final decline for the
week is 43s per cent
WEEKLY RANGE oP PRICES.
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THE MARKETS.
SATURDAY. May %. 1890.

TOTAL RECEIPTS - PRODUCE
Per North Rtrer. Tesssis rHI RaiI"OqiE
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THE ST. LOUIS ALTON AND TERRR HAUTB r. r. Co..
" 50 WALLSr., ". Y. MAY l8, 1870.
NNO' THE HOLDERS OF SECOND MOkT.
i GAGE INCOME BONDS Of the 81 L0uis Alton and
GnDPoNS OF the above.nanod bonds due November l.
1874 will be paid at the compaBys afce, No % Wat on
and after Thursday 10th ins In accordance with the orders
OF the O"'''u 0'A''' W. B1YARD CUTTING. President.
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DROWN FONT IRON COMPA.Ni,Y B BOZ ,!l''

It. :,oard OF Directors OF lOut Iron com.
uan, yalhus oi tho privilege contained l. tn Wl
Aioricigr eli" lhn coupauy proNidl, oT Hnucpang hcpy
et a. hc Nne part ~ the mortgage bonds OF TIC
rnnpluv ON or itrr IN ~ Juy $780, advertise To t"
l,Jcr4 Of nonds mo following uumhcrs ~ bonds
drawn fpr payment "E nc lot o jay next payhDo
the National tty lInb New" ora S't"r "l'h dAtel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
MONROE COUNTY, MISSOURI,
TEN PER CEST BONDS.
100000 MORE To BE REDEEEMED.
SECOND AND LAST CALI
PARra. MISSOURI, May II, 1880.

To the Holders OF Monroe County, Missouri, EOnds:
Take notice that accordance with Tho night esrryd ~
Mamma Comfy n the OF MlaaOnrl "a sDecned III ln
% ~ te io1da heetofDre Issued by ho said County OF
Moufoe and made payable tho Hannibal and CentT
VaIIfoad 1T The NATIONA PAfh
WSSKIN rIIE CRY OF NEW YORK. TO redeem tue same
from the date OF sau nIs
AMI Hnre three vteIa having oapfed SINCE uS @o
hrrrof tLs following raid Bonds, 10 wit Fifty bds
III - he IoInua on OF dollars. and NUM-.
Te nn 4jl 10 500 numbers inclusive, ana maturnB
10 st av ~ Tuv 1885, nfty Bonds each Of the dennnina
lion ofnve hundred dollars aud numbered from "Oi 70
nunhers Inclusive maturing the lJh gay OF JuI 1851
viii be redeemed paid with al accrued interest htIeon
nj the said NATIONAL PARK BANK on the hIsG uSy o.
Tune following OF sad Bonds, ~ WI: fnt
bonds each Of denomination Of Ave hundred dosa nna
numbered from 65l TO GOJ both numbers Inc usVe hnu ma
turing July 8 1897 and hfty Bonds each OF my c ~ aha
III dOnrs and numbered from oUl 70 oV
both numbers incuave ana maturing July lo 1888 WIN %
redeemed and paid with all accrued interest thereon ~ mo
saId NATIONAL PARK BANK on the l0th Gay u Suy'
1870 aud after the respective dates naed Ior INC 10
nj said pOnda, interest thereon VIII ceAso;,
Al bonds presented FOR redemption must nave al Ine un
maturad coupons attached. 80. ~, ,u,cbssa
env o be above ROnds delivered Rt the said NAlIOHA
NY % ~ ~ or 81 Tho ESTSt NaOnAl Bank Of Paris. Mo
ram D'''- - " ID. IT, MOSS Financial Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24

MOBILE AND OHIO II. r.. First Mortgage
RI Ussne Of s7g Bonds-The interest coupons due June
al on the above bonds will DO pad and ter that date
an pr,srnation az tho Farmers Loan and Trust Co., New
VT or az tr Office OF the company tho city Of Mobile.
'''N' - " II. L. WiLLOUGHBY, Treasurer.
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NLM.YoRK. Mny l2. l8sO.

NAV. YORK May ~ 1890.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY C OM-
- PANYHodr OF Pink Bomb" o. the the sSms for
bonds OF the CHE CO. Milwaukee 81 Paul Railway Com
auv issued on its southern Minnesota Dvisoh on APpO
ion 10 Tie office Of the company, O. % MLlam-st ,
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liz srocE MARKNrs- rELE1 nAPH.

CHICAGO. HaY 22-The BToUeTF Journal reports
1900 hnad ahDmenA 1900 head market duh
and fully Zoe loWer than Thursday Mixed Packing Comm0n
10 Fair - 9O4E4 lO Light, IS 9Od 80 Uh0ice Heavy
81 266E4 90, tho bulk Rt - 80.
CATTLE-HeceptA $500 headi shtpmeutA 1900 head Com
Good shipping 81 5Oafi 81 = Weatern, Sidfi 20
Texans, 81 s. StockeIa and f6edegA 60 oef 20.
sHEEP-Recspia 900 head ghumenh 200 heal maEkot
dull Clipped, 90 7608t 90 Roolsd. so0e8 per cWt
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xRsaasUaY DrTAa1xxSr.
oEyIcf5 Snz DixEcfos ~ III y

oEncxA 3FHg DIzEcToa % IllH nIn!s. D
&AsKISoIox, D. g, Nay iu<1 {.
PROPOSALS win be, reserved 70 taIs one
II until O'Clock the 3ist day o. MAJ io9; -
time they win Do opsnen the yye1spFe g ne eSn.
~; ~ essa N dsesTo ircss not iss than
before ss dsts :. ysss ts g sn u ne
wsshinsioDs D. e.. the envelopes V De naes~ rf2 ~
i' TSs Snsd s,srss reserves shs
po1ata 49, i5rl<.a< ke->
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Diuloeno Notlces

I TITLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY,
IA ROOM 80. 81 BoREEL BLILnlSd. 10 bRoASWAHl
BOARD Of rusees have This day declared
DOIAIS SlO.uJo OOW capi nj STOCK OF nus company;
e,upuntiuu to ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLA KS
O or tiftv Cents per share the fourth months
net earnings yablo at the Mining Trust Company on the
Trans or books will close May 81 and reopen May 20
~ - SECRETARY
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OPS-In moderate saic % unchanged pflces HeW-HoFk
1874 1T62So.; YeariIngs 9Dl8c.i Pacific 10000
I,AfHERIn good demand chiefly IRON exporters lr1ees
firm Receipts Of the wee6 Slaes Ss -
neat other destinations, LIZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24

NINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS
I - ,,d Ci,TEaGo STOCK UONp- Rrd SCRIP bought
and sold by p, CT ~ l' ,',iis
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financial.

4 Ii who arc interested IN railroad nnSlnesS
- and ma ,1.,s sites shoull get THE IRlBU NJ Al
ban A. for $50 now really. pricc - cents by m1ll
DANKEES and CAPT rALlSTS viii want to
g,tThr ..;hno Almanac FOR la1U 10 gives the figures
t,cd state. rad hxpcu1stnra since 1870 Price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24

VNAKTIEs DE~IRoUS OF DEALING IN
STOCKS
t m vol IN rIto IN or call on the old Banking House o.
VIII Wv HIVES n COMPANY, II Wall st.. N. Y, -
formerly HOwos y Macy This house rahsacIs senol"
suck Commission business wtthyerY large eApoTlonoo
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DEFor oUAErzaAAsRs oryIes Houston and 1rssns ss
nPOp0SAIG For TRIICKING GOYEkN.

PROPOSALS FOR TRUCKING GOVERN:
Il MENT sTORES.--Ssaed prop0sala IN u1pneAte, "a.
dressed to Tho win q ea :. this scs SS
OCl ok D. H. Thursday, the ION dhy Of june, ioov
At which and place they WIN be opened IN "a: pres
tSin tne Sity Of ewYork which may be The duty Of
the Department 70 nom the ss az
~ Jv lS0 10 the 3Ufh Of 1884, both dAys tncluSS
Proposas may the price per carmans oad o.
rels pork barrels -four le00 pounds weight OF
For any distance less mle. For any distance
caac,nS one mia but not exceeding two niee. ~
sHy distance EXCEEDING miles but not exceedne ee
mica Per one-balf mile for any distance oAcoca'ns
miles. A. ,~,~, 49,
. csIic I,nou notice beng given him. 8 nigns
and upon Sundays necessary without extra
IN any delivery except when caused py sn
agent OF the Governments =. ..,. .a.. e, q
To- bidder will required 70 enter into VIZ
Win The United with g0os and approved
+; me ann Of e500 within ten days after pcins mo-
ySned Of the acceptance Of his propoeaL - -.
The Uned states tho right 70 reject any o. ~
proposals. ~., ,,..., A., N n a., n a
~ - @AS- Depot Quartermasfer.
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AOLAs8Iss-ouios, unchanged; 100 hhhA Trinidad soid
laval sroREs-s TurpsntiDO was Quiet nOninaIy
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FOR the week. closing. ,S no;
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OFFICE OF TnR DUSpEgBKRo MDIzo COMPANY
90 BROADWAY, NEr.YoEKt M. u
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS Of the DUNDkRBER0 MINING CON-
PANY for the election OF eleven III directors and enc1
other business be presented before w ns hcd 81
TuesdHy OF ~ o'clock the oOo
Of CON pany Broadway Transfer books vl
be closed 25th OF MAY. NJ and REMAIN
'"''1 u"''' A'''' '"0 H. 5 snADFoRp sscretssy
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. F ETsort and Tobbing Leather. Heavy. 24a26G.
6sIsntta 8SaSlO-IAght, 2O92los lfiddls, 2OS2lei Il
Ieoi Damaged, lSo. -. v,,,,,.D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
Items from san Antonio.

Special ss-the HeEaId.
San Antonio, Sept. 30 The Democratic
county convention ofBexar assembled in Tur-
nsr hall at II o'clock this morning, and was
called to order by Major Joseph Z. Dwyer,
in neat speech, urging the nomination o.
coed men, men who would stand the Jefer-
sonian test. Permsuent organization was eff
fected with Hon. Joseph E. Dwyer rs chair
man. After general routine business the
convention proceeded TO nominations.
Charles Garguin. A. Blenkcr, John Devices
and John Buck were nominated for county
commissioners. Samuel s. Jmith, the pres
ent incumbent, was unanimously nominated
for county clerk by rising vote. (No op-
position.) Fred Cooke, the pre- ept county
attorney, was re-nomnated on the fifth bal
lot. After the fourth ballot for county
Judge the convention adjourned to o'clock
tomorrow morning. Tue convention was
harmonious a,d orderly throughout. More
interest is centered in this convention than
sny for several years.
The body Of Sarah Vance, who commit
ted suicide in St. Louis asylum, was inter-
red this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
Newn,a,rLe, Races,

London, Sept 80. This is tho third day
of the Newmarket races.
First October meeting race for double trial
plate, for two yesrold colts and tillies, was
won by G. Bushs Beatrice; Count II. De La
Grances Tallmouse second, and J. X, Reen's
Dan third. Nine ran.
The race for the Newmarket October
handicap was won by w. s, Crawford's
four year-old brown colt, Eff King; Lord
Hsring's three year-old bay colt, Lancaster
i .RaMnlan. sennnd. and Lanpold De Roths.
ohild's four yearold bay colt, Faro, third.
Mr.. H. Saniord's three ysar-old bay colt,
North Elkhorn, finished last. Ten ran.
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Waxnhnchie WaftIn 8.

Special to the Herald
Waxahache, Sept. S0.-Cotton receipts
yesterday amounted to 300 bales The num-
Der received to-day will amount to 800 or
more. A large part of it is coming from
johnson and Hill counties. The total num-
Der of bales received here this season is $500.
Dave Carter, who was convicted about one
yesr ago oftheh and broke Jail while await
ing the resul. Of an appeal, was captured q
few days ago In Louisiana.
Mrs. Sheppard is lying very low with pneu-
molia at the residence Of her son in-law, s.
P. Langsford
Judge Barksdsle was in attendance upon
court here yesterday. District court ia still
In session.
The communication in the HERALD few
days since relative TO an independent caudi-
date for state senator was the subject of some
comment here. Some predict that the
writer, or some one connected herewith
will announce as the independent candidate"
In u fow days 1t is needless to say that Ett=
lis county will cast her 1000 votes for the
Democratic nominee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
Corsicana Items.

eno,IoI - A. JoroId
0pe0'a. ~ NV ne 90 cn
oorsieana' sept oo.-orulih ro'ss' VINO
was pardoned some time ego by Governor
Roberts. was tried by the district court this
,.oo,, g., ;narI,,nc,h;, o,a nronon,;,;.. 80
"eoA ~. 'Nus.u'' o'u p'ope"''''' y.
burglarizlng, and Judge frendergast sent
him up to Huntsville for two years or until
ho can Get a petition to the Old AlcaIde.
M, sa,a.ro .oo.. &c p,.nn,,,, ohou, !,
ine aaVance 'sea' VI Dr"u" Snow - !,
in the city and prettlng up monster bill boards
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,
Nominations by the Bexar County
Convention-Coiored baptist Assoc
ciatian In Session at Fort Worth
Fire at Houston Heavy
Cotton Receipts at vari.
Gus Points, Etc, Etc.


Special to the Herald
Fort Worth, Sept S0,-Itii report from
good source that the surveyors of the Gulf,
Colorado 4 Santa Fe road will be here this
week to run tho line to Cleburne, and that
regular work will begin next month.
Mr.. Wilmett, of Mckinney, having been
appointed by General Superintendent
Francis A. Walker, of Washington city, as
special agent Is .enumerating district 20S,
(this being the third time) and is progressing
ve-y satisfactory and rapidly.
J. mitchell Is Co. to-day shipped the frat
compressed cotton of this season-sixty.eight
bales.
The corpse OF John Watts was buried in
the old graveyard this morning.
Two huhdfe1 and hTtT bales 0T COTTON 0H
the. market to-day, and sold at from 9 to
10 cents per pound.
Persons from near thu Parker county
line report farmers very backward with their
-wo?hy'~r secs+sst- of SO
w. G. Martin, who visited Fort Worth,
but returned to Tennessee, some years ago,
could not do away with the long ago good
impression, and has just arrived to locate
permanently in this neighborhood.
,,Eeaaa- lhilS4saa aauF d. 2aEu Gin o.
wool arrived to-day.
! The Colored Baptist association met here
to-day. Considerable interest is manifested
and many persons from distance are il
! Tho O;tx, mills ara olnead cauead hv an,
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Washington, D. O., Sept. 80. The comp
sroller Of the currency reports the additional
circulation issued during the months Of
August snd September to be $726so;
amount surrendered and destroyed, So39, 500,
leaving decrease In the circulation during
the two months Of $2s69ss. The net
increase Of national bank notes during the
year ending October |. 1880, was $s,554, ,7lS.
The increase Of legal tender notes on deposit
for the purpose Of retiring national bank
circulation during tho months Of Auxust
and September was S566e5l. The increase
during the year ending October 1, 1880, was
Sf,i's s62, and the amount Of legal.tonder
notes ow on deposit Is $40, $685. ,oS3. The
total amount Of national bank notes out
standing on October !, 1880. Is Ss42, $40, 1888,
rot including national gold bank notes.
amounting to Sl,S55, ,060.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
stenmbeatmcn,s Union.

New York, Sept. SO--The Steamboat
mems Union association met here this after.
noon. Captain B. \ OSBORNE made an ex-
haustive speech on the American carrying
trade, in which he thoroughly explained the
purposes of the free ship-men, whose pur-
poses are favorable to convention Of ship
owners to be held at Boston, October 9th
Captain A. @. Nickerson was appointed /
delegate to said convention. A now consti
tuition and by laws were adopted, which will
govern ooatmen aud stosm lighterage men il
this harbor, who collectively own over thre,
hundred steam sassals.
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Galveston wireIings.

sreoIeI % th- Herald,
Galveston, Sept s0,-About s o'clock thi'
evening fire was discovered in the fore hold
of the steamer Enchantress, lying at Kahn's
wharf. loaded with cotton for Bremen, but
1t was speedily extinguished. Two bales
were damaged. Men ARE now Engaged q,
taking out the cotton slowed in th part OF
the vesselfr the purpose ofmski an inves.
tigation and to guard rgainst h,aer com
bustion.
A great many German immigrants landed
today.
The drivers Of tho street cars struck to.
night Tor Si5 and $50 per month. Unless
the demand is compiled with they will not
take the cars out in the morning They have
been getting $50 and $40.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
CAMPAIGN CHAT.
PROGRESS OF PARTY PROJECTS
Senators Hampton and Gibson Call
ON General Hancock, who Greets
Them Cordialiy-Senator Jones,
or Navada, Asserts His
Politics - Congressional
Nominations, Etc Etc.

Now York, Sept. 80. The Herald thil
morning states that General Wade Hampton,
Of South Carolina, accompanied by General
Gibson, the newly elected senator from Lou
isi,ns, called on General Hancock yesterday
afternoon and remained for about an hour
General Hampton left for home In the even
ing A most friendly and cordial greeting
was given them by General Hancock.
SENATOR JONES STILL AN ARDENT gEpuBLI
CAN.
New York, Sept. S0.--The Horald's Sar
Francisco special furnishes card signed by
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, declaring the
statement that no had left the Republican
party u stupid invention Of the enemy. liz
Gays, Al never was moro ardent believer Ii
Republican principles and supporter Of tn,
Republican candidates than now"
TO REoEIvE GRANT.
New York, Sept. 80 The executive com
nittsu-of rds ifssupdSiican- national uu.n..isru'
will meet on October 14tb, to receive Gen
eral Graut, WHO'S expected TO arrive on ths
evening.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS,
Albion, N. Y, Sept 80. The Republican
Of the thirtieth congressional district nomi
mated Hon. John Van Voorhees, for congress
| Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sept. 30.--The Ro
publicans of the thirteenth dstric. to-day re
nominated John II. Ketcham for congress b,
acclamation.
Amsterdam, N. Y, Sept. S0.--At th
Democratic convention Of tho twentieth dis.
trict, held to-day, Judge Hilton was nomi
mated for congress.
Boston, Sept. 30,--The Republicans of th
third congressional district to day nominate
A. A. Raney for congress
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01

London, Sept. sD-A Llsbon dispatch
says great FIRE broke out in the hotel at ths
foot of the Choids. Many shops and houses
were gutted. The loss is heavy.
Saratoga, N. Y, Sspt 80.--A large fire in
Schuylkill begun in Oliver Brisbin "
Co.'S. dry gooGs store at o'clock this morn
ing. The following buiincss houses were
burned: Oliver Brisbin & Co. and Il. Wash
burn, dry goods; j. Horibrook, hsrdware; S.
Lawrence, drugs; the Western Union tele-
graph office; Joseph T. Smith, jeweler Miles
R5ai, furniture; Edward Winney, meat mar
ket and the Schuylkill Standard printing
Office. The total loss is estipsted at 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
Anairs IN ireland.

London, Sept. 80. The Dublin CORES
pondent of the Times says the state Of the
country ha, been anxiously considered by
the executive. Daily conferences have boon
held between the members Of the govern.
ment, but no decided action has been taksn
before tho cabinet council. Private accounts
say the state oftho west is worry alarming. II Is
well known that other landlords are marked
for assassination, and will be ahot on the frat
opportunity. Large quantities o. arms have
been brought into the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01

Savannah, GA, Sept a0.--The British
steamship CASTELAR, cleared from this port to-
day for Liverpool with II, ,7is bales Of cotton,
the largest cargo ever taken from any
Atlantic port. The arrivals Of foreign
steamships at this port for the past month
number twenty.six, aud the enteries of
coastwise tonnage d the largest ever known
In the history Of this port.
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Carrier Pigeon Practice.

Middletown, N. j., Sept so.-Eleven car.
rier pigeons, belonging to John 9. Hainss
of Toms river, were released here. The
start was made at ll:2O a. m, and at 1l:4l
the first bird arrived at its coop " Toms
river, distance of 36 miles "as the crow
flies" making the extraordinary time Of 30
miles in "a minutes. The remaining ten
birds reached home by ll:45, one minute
later than the leader.
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vessels wrecked,

Key West Fla, Sept. ao.--Captain John
ston, Of tho bark Elvira, at tsis pert, reports
that the Swedish bark, Eva, was totally
wrecked at Santa Anna on the 10th inst.
The Swedish bark Cronstadt and Nor
wcgian bark, Ganger, were also lost the same
day at Oneola The captain, mats and
one seaman Of the Gangsr were lost on the
Tebasco previous to that date.
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The Porte More ConcIIiatory

Constantinople, Sept. so.--It Is reported
in diplomatic circles that the porto Is moro
concilliatory, and while unwilling to appear
to yieldto the naval demonstration, and Is
using his influence with the Albanian chiefs,
with q view Of inducing them to surrender to
Dulcigno. II Is thought the Albanians will
take this course. ~