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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06

The Virginia Chronicle Of the 4th has
the following The application for q new
trial in the case of Pritchard, the murderer
Of Humphrey Symons, came up in the Su-
preme Court yesterday. Colonel Taylor,
for the defense, argued that Pritchsrd had
acted in self-defense, as he was attacked in
his own house, and that tie verdict Of
murder in the first degree was therefore too
severe. Technical points we're also raised.
Attorney General Murphy and District
Attorney Harris for the prosecution, held
that a cold. blooded murder had been COM
mitted, and combatted the technical points
advanced.
The case was then submitted and the de-
Tense given Ave days to precent the author
tiles cited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06
Man Missing.

The Virginia Chronicle says NJ. l..
Marx. better known as Louis Marx. left
his family on January 9Th. and has not
since been heard Of. Any information con-
corning his whereabouts, or his death, will
be gratefully received by his wife and
children. whose home is at l46 South @
street. The newspapers OF the State are
rsqusstsd 10 copy the above.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06

The Austin Light artillery are making
preparations to fire a salute on the occa-
sion Of the formal opening for business Of
the Nevada Central Railway. Perhaps
after this is done they would honor another
requisition from Captain Hubbard for that
Immortal gun.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06

International Hotel-Walter H. Farrell.
eureka; =. R. Hoadly, Carlin; G. Buck
ipnsaam. San Francisco; James E. Spencer,
pyramid Lake; A. Duffy, Palisade.
rarker House-John Hathaway, CITY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06

The employees Of nearly every leading
railroad in this country wear . uni
form adopted by the Company,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06
:,,oco.pHIcal OFFICE, y. s. GEOLOGICAL
iur' SURVEY.
urr.nAy.s STOCK SALES.

v...c,sco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.
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aas Mexican-15lS 10
SVo Gonld 4 ~Curry-4S5c Az
,eS Rest q Belcher-lO Va
1880 Calfornia-SS
ass ~Savage-6 % q, o.s.
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1a5 Potosi-435c 44oc
as Hale 4 Norcross-6ls "a
90 Gown Point-390c 1850 81
OK Yellow Jaeket--9A ga
at0 Chollar-7B IA
Sl0 Imperial-60c Coo
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10 Alpha 81. ~
1025 Belcher-9k ga va
go Confidence ,o,, ,o1
o9O Sierra Nevada-15A 1874 loS
oM Utah-13 1874 1914
1916 Bullion-4ioc
1870 Exehequer-3
% 0verman-oA
800 Justice 2luc
s35 Union-37 37A
20 Con. yirginia-3h
s05 Alta--4h 460c 440c
W Ah4N-
120 L. Bryan-4oc
$50 Julia-2
l7u Caiedonia-il0o iioc
e70 silver Hlll--140c 145c
32O Challenge-l60c
40 New York-45c
565 l.. Washington -95c 9oc
$50 Andes-S5o
1000 Wells F%argo-10c
50 Ward-l65c
os5 s~corpion-310c 305c .
100 ~Trojan-25e
no Benton-260c 255c ~
loo Solid Silyer-35c
1850 G. Gate-255c
100 st. Louis-l0c
$50 Flowery-25c
so Leyiathan-30c
100 Con. D~orado-19oc
900 N. BonanZa-50c
400 Fairfax-7Oc
1900 Maekey-20e
100 s.. Utah-75e
800 Essex
Is Beleher-9A
EVENING BOARD.
$50 Raymond & Ely-75c soc
20 Eureka Con.-l7
100 Belmont--50c
100 L~eopard-lSc
go Gila-5c l0c
200 Northern Belle-l24 l2h
500 Manhattan-l70c IN
1850 Metallic-lA l65c l6Oc IL
1880 Brgents-l 95c
$50 N~avajo-30c
100 Endow ment-35e
$50 Independence sOc
80 Belle isle-s0c
$50 Day-55c Coo Csc
100 Hillside-1a
100 Real Del Monte-140c
700 Albion-25e
las Wales-3
100 Mt. Diablo-20A
725 Mt. Potosi-2 III
$40 East Mt. Diablo-1e0c 1900 1850
Az Bodie-l0
$50 Bechtel-230c 2a
$50 McClinton-60c
$40 Tioga-3l0c
80 Summit-ll0c
Is Bulwer- l0is
SO Syndicate l60c
$50 Goodshaw-45c
800 Maybelle Csc
$50 0rIenial-50c
80 MeClinton-60c
800 Belyidere-i4
1875 C~hampion-75c Zoe
$50 Blackhawk-95c
Sy5 5. Bodie-30c 35c
$50 Booker -75c Toe 800
li5o s. Standard-20c 25c
$50 Queen Bee-S0c
20 Mono-94
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06

In the corresponding month last year,
the coinage was 50, zoo, 900, Of which ST.
400, 900 was in Double Eagles, and 81 ,OOO,-
600 In Standard Silver Dollars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-06

FASsfnE BuIIiOm.
"s'is' Fargo b 90. shipped this morn.
~ Of bullion, VALUED a tl,Ouu.
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Railroad Decision

Charleston, s. G., Aug. 5.-The opinion of
Chief Justice Waite and Judge Bond in the
case of Calvin Chaplin and others against the
South Carolina railroad company, was filed
in the United States circuit court to-day.
The decision holds that all hypothetical
bonds are good; that non-mortgage bonds
are not entitled to the benefit of lien of
second mortgage, and are an unsecured claim
against the company; that the first mortgage
coupons, held by the syndicstes, were pur-
chased by them, not redeemed, and are en-
titled to the benefits of mortgage; that the
injunction previously grsnted shall continue
in force until further testimony as to the
amounts of the several lieps on the road can
be taken. In conclusion the opinion says:
accomplishments are entitled to sale of the
mortgaged property, subject to the ascer.
tanned prior encumbrsnces, but until such
decree ia prepared injunctions heretofore is
sued shall remain in force. The opinion,
therefore, sustsins the defendants in the case
upon the points named, except as to granting
a sale and status Of non-mortgage bonds as
unsecured debts, on which two points the
views of plaintiffs prevail.
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GIVING THEM A GAME.
Somebody Has Made the Sup COun,
ty" People Relieve that Texas
is Going TO Occupy Mex
icO-WhO the ''Sr-
my" Ommand-
ers Are.

St, Louis, Aug. 5.-Information comes up
from Texas that what is known there as the
grand army of occupation, an organization
whose object seems to be the invasion of
Mexico, under General Dalrymple, is assum-
ing considerable proportions. Three hum
bred are enrolled in Austin and vicinity, and
the first regiment of Texas csvalay,
Of which Colonel Armstrong, of
Austin, is the commanding officer,
has three hundred members and is recruiting
his force. General F. w. James, who is q
general of the Texas militia, has been given
command of the department embracing
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California
He has accepted and appointed his staff, and
consultations have been held, but the re-
suits have not yet transpired. The move.
ment is attracting good deal of attention
and the belief is expressed that if the govern
ment does not interfere serious trouble may
result,
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DIR. Tanner.

New York, Aug. Sat s 80 p. m yes.
I terday, DR.. Tanner had warm foot bath
to relieve congestion of his stomach and hall
an hour after went to sleep. He awoke
az o'clock very irritable and vomited water
tinged bile. After this he took vapor bath
and was rubbed dry and put to bed. He
said he felt weaker and not quite so well. He
had another vomiting attack about 10
O'Clock, but at midnight he was quietly Sleep
ing.
NIGHT DISPATCH.
The most noticeable feature in DR.. Tan
ner's condition to-day is his extreme irritabil.
ity.. Conversation with visitors has been
prohibited and the latter are requested to
make as little noise as possible. He COM
plains of weakness al intervals, but is buoyed
up by the reflection that his task is nearly
ended. During the early morning he suffer-
ed frequently from nausea and was very
restless. He slept from midnight until .
q. m. when ne had fit of severe retechng.
followed by the election of small quantity
of mucous. he dozed off again, but was
awakened shortly by the odor of cigarette,
which caused nausea of the stomach, requir-
ing vigorous rubbing by DR.. Gum to ease.
He rested quietly until $50 when he again
awoke feeling much better. After sleeping
. hours quietly he drank thre, ounces OF
spring water, but Immediately after vomited
a portion of it tinged with mucous.
Vigorous rubbing by a physician frightened
him up and accelerated action of the heart.
At 10 o'clock he was given mustard foot.
bath and his body sponged with mustard water
snd rubbed in until thoroughly dry. At noon
the thirty nth day ended. A few minutes
later he had another attack of nausea and
vomiting. He is now resting quiet. In his
morning mail he received marriage pro.
posal from q young widow of Hamilton, Mo-,
who signed herself Carrie Huntington, and
enclosed her picture,
AT 1870 p. m. DR.. Tanper's pulse was 80,
temperature 49,, respiration i3 and weight
l229. The dynometer showed 70 right hand,
70 left.
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BrazOs County Convention.

Special to the Herald.
Bryan, Aug. 5.-The Democratic county
convention met to-day and made the follow.
ing nominations: For representative, j. P.
Ayers; for sheriff, j. L. Mays; for county at
torney, Luther w. Clark; for county clerk,
Hammett Hardy; for tax collector, j. l.
Adams; for assessor, w. Il. Hartman; for dis
trict clerk, j. w. Robinson; for treasurer, j.
B. McClelland. Delegates to the state con-
vention were instructed to support Alex
snder for attorney general; Lubbock, for
treasurer; Story, for Acknowledgements;
Sexton, for appellate judge; William James,
tor district attorney (). A motion to in,
struct tor Roberts was laid on the table.
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New York, Aug. ga Richmond special
says the following comes from an authentic
source at Charlotte, N. c.: At Tyro, little
village in Davidson county, Uriah Phelps has
store. A few nights since no had Diff
Guilty with some negroes, whom he and his
brother attempted to eject from the house.
Anticipating further difficulty with them, be
secured the services of o. w. Click, young
man who lives in the neighborhood,.. who is
in the habit of walking in his sleep. They
lay in the store and waited for half the night
and finally fell asleep, having stretched
themselves across the bed. 1t appears from
subsequent developments that Click got up,
and Selling an axe that had been placed next
to the bed to be used in case Of emergency,
dealt his bedfello two blows across the neck,
completely severing the head from the body.
Click is in custody awaiting the coroner's in
quest. He PROCESSES to have known nothing
Of the occurrence till some time after the
deed was committed, and denied it was done
by him till convinced by the overwhelming
testimony Of the blood-stalned weapon and
condition of his garments, with the fact that
there WAS no one else in the room and no
evidence that any one could by any means
have entered and after wards have gone out
without disturbing the locks and bars. The
case has naturally caused considerable excite
ment in the community. Clicks well-known
habit of sleep-walking together with the
friendly relations which had existed between
thetwomen, make public opinion in his favor.
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ship Edith Troop Lost

st. John' N. B., Aug 5,-No tidings of
the snip Edith Troop has been received. She
was in sight Oft Cape Hstteras over three
months ago Sheis now one hundred and
one days out from New Orleans. Her owners
are satisfied that she will never be heard
from again, and have filed their claim for In.
sursnce' The crew were all shipped at New
Orleans, and 1t is not known whether any Of
them were natives of maritime provinces.
Captain Smith had his wife and children on
Soard-they belonged at Trenton, NOVA
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Railroad Accident.

Norwich, Conn.,, Aug. 5--The l o'clock
passenger train from New London to Nor
wich, while stopping at Thames Grove, this
evening, was run into by q freight train
coming up behind. The boiler of the freight
engine was stove in by the shock, and num-
Der of passengers in the rear car of the pas
senger train were severely scalded by escap-
ing steam. Ten persons were injured, most
of them slightly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Consols, 46h@T..
double, 4@A; treble, 4h@xi higher grades,
500.
Pork scarce but firm, 15A.
Lard firm; by the fierce, S@A; keg, at 81:
Dry-salt meats scarce but 6rm; shoulders,
loose, -; packed, 2elii clear ribs, -;
Bacon scarce but firm; shoulders, 5 sO@6 ;clear
ribs, sts@%; clear sid,s, s $500.
Hams in good demand; choice sugar
Whiskey steady; western rectified, Oo@10.
Coffee strong; quoted: cargoes ordinary to
Sugar active and Arm; common to good COM
tochoice, sax; yellow clarified, 91s@H.
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
common, e4@e5; fair, -; centrifugal, -;
= Rice - no stock here, ordinary to choice,
5h9'. sr ,o,r,,
ST. LOUIS, August 5. Flour 6rmer;
double, 3 90; triple, ,4o9sS; family, 90;
Wheat opened flrmer but closed lower; No Q
for eptember; ssI9s9 for October; S5z0k for
ali the year; No 8 do, se@s7H, No 4 do, Sax.
Corn dull; sh@s cash; SiA for August; SAX
Z Oats dull; alXass cash; % for August.
Whisky steady, ] W. Pork quiet, 10 IS.
Lard nominal, %. Bulk meats steadyi
shoulders, 80; ribs, So; sides, 90.
Bacon quiet; shoulders, 70075j ribs, . 20i
sides, 45@5O
ST. LOUIS, August 5. = Hogs steady;
Workers and Baltlmores, e5@75; pack
ing, 70@s0; butchers to fancy, 1 s5@5 10;
receipts, 6, 200; shipments, $50.
Cattle steady and In good demand; values
pretty firm; choice heavy shipping steers, 4 90
@75; good to prime, 4O@6Qi medium to fair,
oo@30; grass natives, 3 1894 1oi cows and
heifers, 5 50ai 10; grass Texans, 5O@i 10; re-
ceipts, 900; shipments, 200.
Sheep scarce and wanted, COCA o. receipts,
200; shipments, none,
CHICAGO.
CHrcAco, August 4.-The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts, 800, shipments, $500;
market dull; shipping, $751; western cattle, !
OoIl0. .s
Sheep receipts, 100; shipments, -; market
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The Ban.Heacock Investigation

Special to the Herald.
Wills Point, Aug. 5,-The Ball -Heacvcb
case still goes on. The stste closed yester-
day, having spent seventeen days in taking
the testimony of some thirty-fvo witnesses
for the prosecution. The defense began to-
day and will probably close tomorrow. 1t
is thought the argument of the case will con-
sumo Saturday and Monday.
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Maud g, and st Julian

Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 5.-Maud s. and
st. Julian have both been secured for races,
each to trot three heats against time on
Thursday next for purse of $1,000 each.
Maud to beat st. Julisn's best time, 2133;
st. Julian to beat the best time ever made by
trottsr or PAGER. The event srouses in
tan 40 iptareat
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South Carolina Republicans 10 Run a
State ticket

Charleston, S. c., Aug. ga special says
the Republican party in this state have de-
termined to run state ticket A call will
be issued for a convention to be held on the
I'd of September: next, for the purpose Of
nominating officers and presidential electors.
EI-Judge Samuel w. Melton 10 prominently
spoken of as the Republican nominee for
ooyernor
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Georgia State Convention.

Atlanta, Ca, August 5.-In the Demo
cratic state convention to-day, the first bal
lot for governor resulted as follows: Col.
quit 2O9; Lester, So; Hardeman, 81; War
her, IL, and Gartrell, II.
Nine ballots for governor were taken. On
the last the vote stood as follows: Colquit,
209; Lester 49,; Hardeman SO; Carries Is;
Norris 5. 1t requires 235 to insure nomi.
nation. The convention adjourned until 10
a. m, tomorrow
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Military Celebration

Hartford, Conn.,. Aug. 5.-The Putnam
Phslanx voted last night to accept the invi-
tation of the Gate City Guards and local
authorities of Atlanta, Ga, to visit that city
in October, on the occasion of the military
celebration there.
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yellow Fever and Small pox Record.

Washington, Aug. 5.-The national board
of health has received the following advices
from Havana under date Of July 3l,t; There
are probably 200 cases of yellow fever in the
city at this date. For the week ending July
oath, thee were 50 deaths from yellow fever,
I from smallpox and from typhoid fever.
For the week ending July 31st, there were 81
deaths from yellow fever and 10 from small
pox. The following vessels, it is believed,
had yellow fever on board during their stay
in the harbor Of Havana; the Spanish bark
Cysners, bound for New York, July 20; the
American bark Victoria, which sailed for
ports north of Hatteras via MataDzas, July
28th; the Spanish bark y. l. l. Duiuno,
bound for Charleston, July Goth, and the
Spanish brig Cid, bound for New York, July
July 30.
FROM YARA CRUZ,
New Orleans Aug. st. T. Trowbridge,
United States consul at Nara Cruz, ip u let
ter to quarantine officers of New Orleans,
dated July I'd, says; "For the information
ofyour honorable body, as well as the salts
faction of the citizens of New Orleans, and
for the tacil lies of commerce, take this OPP
portunity u reporting the high sanitary con-
dition OF Vera Cruz. At the present date
there is no case of yellow fever, smallpox,
or any diseases catslogued by the
national board Of heslth IS conta ,ious or
communicative diseases in this city on record
in the civil register or any death from them.
For this year to date the death rate for these
diseases is less than has been recorded for
any half year since my sojourn in Vera Cruz,
now eleven years. In all that time the vigil
liant officers, assisted by the authorities, have
labored intelligently and kept the city clean
and healthy, and | do not expect to be sue
cessfully contrsdicted when l say that this
is and has hitherto been one of the cleanest
cities in the world.
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Tnmmany Democrats

New York, Aug. Sat meeting of the
regular Democratic state committee to-day a
communication was received from the Tam.
many hall Democrats asking for consulta-
ton in relation to holding state conven.
t;OD
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Obituary.

Savannah, GA, Aug. ga private tels.
gram from Philadelphia announces the death
yesterday in that city of g. @. J. Derenne,
one of the most prominent and wealthy citi.
zens of Savannah.
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Nominations for Congress,

Paola, KS, Aug. 5.-The Republicans oil
the second congressional district yesterday
nominated Dudley Q. Haskell for congress BY
reclamation.
Detroit Mich, Aug. 5.-The Republican:
of the third district nominated X. S. Mackey
for congress.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Aug. 5.-Dispatches say the
Democrats of the eleventh district of Mis-.
souri, nominated John B. Clark, IT., for re-
election to congress, and the Democrats of the
tenth district Charles Fl. Mansur to succeed
Congressman G. F. Rothwell.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Cincinnati, o., Aug. 5.-The Democratic
convention for the third district of West
Virginia, was held at Hinton court house,
Somerset county, yesterday and re-nominated
Hon. John Z. KennA for congress.
Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. 5.-The Repnb-
lican congressional convention of the second
West Virginia district, held at Keyser City,
to-day, nominated Judge j. E. 'Hoke Of
Mineral county, on the second ballot.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Aug. 5.-The fourth con-
gressional Democratic district convention
convened at Los Angeles yesterday, and
nominated Wallace Leach for congress.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Greensboro, N. G., Aug. 5.--The Demo-
Gratis of the fifth congressional district, in con-
yention here to-day nominated General A.
N. Scales, present incumbent for congress.
Cincinnati, Aug. ga dispatch to the
Gazette says the Republican convention at
Newark, Ohio, nominated A. B. Clark, ed
itor Of the America, for congress from the
thirteenth Ohio district. The Republican
primaries last night indicate that Butterworth
and Young will be nominated for congress
from the first and second congressional dis
tricts to-day. Young has very little opposi-
ton, and Butterworth none.
Cincinnati, Aug. 5.-The Democrats at
Morrow, Ohio, yesterday nominated General
j. B. Durbin for congress from the third dis
trict.
The Republican convention for Hamilton
county, held here to-day, re-nominsted Hon.
Benjamin Butterworth from the first district
and Hon. Thomas L. Young from the second
district, for congress. Both nominations were
made by reclamation.
VIRGINIA.
Harrisonburg, Va, Aug. 5.--John a..
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BranseOmb Indicted.

New York, Aug. 5.-The case of Alexan.
der G. Branscomb, of Jacksonville, Fla,
arrested on the charge of forging bonds, was
investigated yesterday, and the grand Jury
found an indictment against him for forgery.
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prominent Keutucki.n Dead.

Louisville, KY, Aug. Sex Congressman
William b. Read, died at his home in Hodges.
vile, yesterday, after long illness. he was
in his sixty-second year and had served four
terms in congress and fifteen terms in the
state senate.
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GARFIELD,IN GOTHAM.
CONSULTING OVER THE CAMPAIGN.

The .Stalwart Leaders Conclude that
the south Must BE vigorously Can
Vsssed-BIsine Demands Assist
ance for Maine -Pinehback
Mentions the shabby Treat
ment of His Race Sec.
Secretary sherman
Spenks-CODgres.
sional Nemi.
nations.
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snow ON the Catskim Moun,a,...

Roundout Aug. ga guide on the Slide
Mountain, the highest the Catskills and in
Lister county, says that 1t showed there on
Thursday morning.
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hauId was nominated by the resdusters for
congress in the seventh congressional district
to-day by reclamation.
MICHIGAN,

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 5.-TheRspublicsn
convention OF the sixth district .balloted $50
umes Yesterday, without making choice,
an ana sdl0urned at midnight until to-day. On
the 2oith ballot all previous candidates were
thrown overheard and General j. L. Spsuld.
ing OF st. Johns, for years special agent of
Ihe treasury department, was unanimously
nominated. The nomination was great
surprise 10 General Spsulding, who was in
this city, attending to his duties.
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Now is the time to furnish yoursewth goods, at lower
prices than offered in the City of Dallas.
Examine these goods and prices,
they speak for th'mselves
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Water Coolers, So and upward.
Bird Cages 81 and upward.
Baby Carriages $3.50. and upward
Refrgerat nrs, $3.50 and upward
Clo,hes Hampers. 81 and upward
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BEHEADED In BED.
THE CRIME OF A SoMNAMBULIST.

Uriah Phelps, OF Davidson County,
North Carolina, and Friend
watch store for Thieves
The Friend in His Sleep
sewers Phelps Head
from His Body with
the Blow of AMAZE
Tho slayer
Arrested for
the Deed.
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GALVESTON.
KANSAS CITY.
NEW ORLEANS

KANSAS CITY, August 5.-Wheat-No. 2spot,
SIC; No. spot, 13'.c.
Bacon-Ciear, So; rib and long, 81.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.
NEW YORK

New York, Aug. 5.--Stocks strong; money.
2@h; exchange long, 4 s2a ditto short, 4 81,
State bonds dull; Governments firm.
InttOn nnll; Sales.aI halas