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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
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Nsw YoHs. hay D.-Coi,on -Qnisi
at II Is l6lGli 10 lGc. Flour Dull. 90
ceipts ii 900 barrels; supeftine western
ana State ~ 9Ots,t ~, common 10 good
a 25lsl4 81; good i0choire 81 v0C.5 %,
extra Ohio o. OOC,J "a, white wheat
extra 81 sOCa5 Is; n LOU. 81 s0Ca7 90,
Minnesota patent " OOCss 80. Wheat
Quiet; receipts 26j ,OU busbnls, un
graded spring 81 0i, No. : spring tl 10
al l3. No. 2Sl "a; No. ! Green Bay
81 22tsl 70; ungradcd red si 2Jtsl 81,
No. 2 81 3lial 32i. mixed WINTER
81 26i; No 2 amber 81 3i(1l 3it. No 2
whits ti rs: No I do, sales 81 600 bush
Ella. st tl 27(@i 2i; No. 2 rcd, seller
May. sales 22t.000 bushels, st Sl SIG
l 32i; seller June, sales 322, 900 bushels.
al 81 25tsI 28i; seller July. sales 10 .OoO
bushels, at 81 ~ Corn-firm: 70.
ceipis $4,000 bushels; ubgrsded b3,GD
53ic; No. Q 5tc; No. 2 55taJac. No. z
seller May 62itd5ac; seller June tstCs
SOC; seller July t9ic. Oais-wesk; re-
eripts Is, 900 bushels; whit. western "
Csc. wsstrrn mixsd t3iCs16c Hay
In good demand st 75tss0c. Hops -
Quiet and steady. Cotfee Firm Rio
csryoes l3C1lStc suysr-birobg, isiT
10 good refining 7ia7ic. Molss.es
Steady ssd 6rm. Rios-Demsnj lair
snd market arm. Petroleum Quiet
and steady. United sste, crude Cts7te.
refined Tie Tsllov-stesdy at Gio.
Rosin-Fifm si 81 S7its,i t2I. Turpen.
| une--DulI and weak nt &c. Exs-
Quiet aud unchanged Pork Qoie,
and Grm, old ms,s so 7Ots,i0 81. nss
Sil 2yaIl - B-ei-Qgici aud steady.
Cut Meats- Dull. long ci.u ole. short
clear 7e. lard Quiet and steady
prime steam ~ ass1 Zli. Batter
Quiet and steady st esiIe. Chrr.s-
Firm st l0sIIIc. Whisky -Qnist al
81 Is bid. 81 Is asked.
UssussATI, Msy - Cotton Eas,.
o. Of iitc. flouf-ln lair demand.
family s. 1875 Is. isney Q; j0l,S u.
whest-Dulf snd lever; No. 2fcd xia.
tss 81 H. Corn-Demand fair No. z
+0ic. Osis-Pirmsr; No. 2 mixed Si
657c. Rys-- Essier at s5,ssse. barley
Demand light, but holders hrm erifs
| No. 3 fsll 9jc. Poft Quiet ai go 50fs
| 10 70. Lard Demand l,xi,t, bot hold.
sss Arm si o. 1Sfss al Bult Meats
= Easies and duIl o. a Ds6 IS. Bacon
-Qaiss and uDcbsnysxl. WHISKY
| Dsnsnd lair and market Grn st 81 ".
Battss- Easier. bat not qsotsbIy Iossr.
TeSoes.
felsso, Msy D-Whsst- sts.dy;
No. 3 white wslash u u; anabsr Mich.
issa, 81 II; Nc. . rsd wsl,s,h spot si ist !.
seller Nsy ei l6i: seller June VI l2i:
ssIIes July el o2i; ylIer August Nte;
Ma . amber IIisois 81 i7l Corn
Steady; high mixed t0e; No. . <2c; No. .
shits t2le; rjsctsJ totc. OAis--stssd,.
No. 3Ntc-
Fystseauh
PsyrDcso, hsy %. - Pssso,sum -
Active; crsds irsgulss q u @ q Par.
kHs tps ship0s0t: rsAnsd 7ke tos
rhIisdipais dslivvsy.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
Alabama Cor Grant.

SaMA, AlA., May s0-The Repubii-
can State Convention met to-day. A
larse majority OF the delegates were un-
oualiiedly Tor Grant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
rA.,ns Axar Al Kslloss

WAsHINarON, May N-Senaiot dar'
land at the Close OF his speech TO day on
the kellogg resolutions gave notice that
a the appropriate time he would'otfer
The following resolution as a substitute
Tor those nov pending
''Rosllrei, That VIM. Pitt Kellogg Was
not duly and legally elected TO scat IN
thc senate OF the United States by the
Legislature OF Louisiana, and the ssat
nov occupied by him in the senate bs
ami the same is hereby declared vacant"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
ALL HANDS HUsrLINa.
Tho Marshals' Bah and tho Electoral
Count Joint Rule TO DO Rushed. and
Congress to Adjourn on the 3lHt

Tho Marshals' Bah and tho Electoral
Count Joint Rule TO be Rushed. and
Congress TO Adjourn on the 3lat.
WASuINGToN, May 20. - Speaker Ran.
dali has been in conference with NUN
her ui leading Democratic Senators to.
day on the question Of adjournment,
tie informed them that the House
would be ready 70 adjourn by the mid
die Of next week, as Nil the appropria'
ton bills would be before the Senate by
that time. The Senator's iniurIued the
Speaker that they were anxious to get
away at as early day as possible, and
that the only measures likely
To hinder the adjournment were
the Joint rule iur the electoral count
and the bill reported 10y Senator Bay
ard regarding the appointment Of mar
shals Oi ELECTIONS. Ii these two meas
ures could bo passed this week, which
they hope may be accomplished, they
have no doubt that Congress will bc
able to adjourn by the 3lst. The clec-
lpTal count hill is to be called up on
Thursday, aud AN early vote will be in-
sisted upon, as the Democrats TO not
desire to speak on the subject at alt As
soon as the measures indicated are out
oi the way they will take up the House
adjournment resolution and adoptit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
A Saw Mil Flames.

spccial Dispatch lo the Register.
WAsmINGros, May 70.
The saw mill oi Abram Houston, Bui-
ialo township, Was badly damaged by
fire last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
IRBLAnD d.
Prspsring for the Match Dstwssa ;rssh
and American RISE Teams

Prspsring for the Match Dstwssa ;rtsh
and American rise Teams
DUhLis, MAY a0.-Ths coming rids
match belxeen the American snd Irish
teams has created oonsidsrsbls STIR In
the usually quiet atmosphere of this
city. Already the notes Of preparation
ar. beginning 10 be heard. and the In.
terest awakened over the approaching
meeting 10. u possible, grsatss than that
which vas called forth when The repre-
ssntatives of the tvo countries met ios
the fnt time In friendly rivalry o. the
Butta In Ireland n the present time
IL 10 excesdingiy easy 70 sspuss The sym
psthy Of the public In any event ia
which the United States y 10 the l~sss
Interested. Of one thing The pssnbers
oi the American tsam--and thoss uho
accompany them msy be certain -ssme-
ly, thst they will hare Q magniAcsnt -
ceptios. AZ vet no date has besn ased
COT the contest, which siIl b shos q
Raheny. Elsbossts ssrsnUnaDeats have
been made 70 sntsrtsin the Aassiesas
msgni6osnily. Major Lss<h hAs bssa
chosen csptsia oi the home tsam, Doc
In process oi iormsiion.
Ksssssy ossr ssrvs.
sAx FxAscIsco, Msy 3O.-Tbs work
ingrpenis party oi California sieetsd
Dennis Ksarnsy - ons oi Ne lour dsls-
gates st Isrys 70 The Sstioaal Couvea-
ton q the 0resnhsck- Labor psssy, bst
about Tie time thss the ~ ol ths dsls-
~-s,<.~ I'm - vrAfr~ rk~noS Ill -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
AFTER JIM
aeorxe's Letter said to bea Vicious Stab
at Blaine.

WAsHISaToS, May 20.-lt Is said that
the attempt TO have an Investigation
ialo the manner in which the passage ot
The Texas Pacific land grant bull Was
sceured is for double aud unworthy
phrposc. II is said that George object
u in slander Senator blaine aud black.
mail the Texas Pacific Company.
Senator Blame Is still In New York
looking alter his campaign. Tie finds
New York q better vantage ground than
Washington, because everything tha, Is
said in Washington is heard 10y the Wig
liant newspapOr correspondents, and
everything that is done Is known by
thcm Ia New York political traasac-
tioas can be more easily concealed.
Tilden Ia the Nutmsg state.
MAsnINGr0S, Nav 2O.-lt has been
yery generally stated that the Connecti-
cut delegation o. Cincinnati Was unit
Tor nldcn, but David A. Wells, who is
one ,oi the delegates, has written 10
friends here that his only object IN go-
INK to Cincinnati will be to do what he
,an to s,edte the nomination Of senator
RayaFl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
REPEATING THE USUAL DOSE,
The senate Iudustriously Restoring Sala'
ries Gut Down by the House

rics Oul Down oy tue hOuao
" AsuINGroS, May 2O-Thc S,nate
Committee ON Appropriations have
been husllY at work on the Legislative,
executive aud judicial appropriation
bill, and expect 10 be able 10 report Is
back to the Senate tomorrow. The
amendments made by the committee
are not Oi character la call for much
discussion in the Senate, or to excite an
tagouism between the two Houses, cX.
crpt perhaps in the matter ol the sala-
riys Of the senate officers aud em,
ployes. The House committee, AZ usual
ior q number oi years, reported the
bill with the salaries Of all CT nearly all
the senate employees reduced. The Sen.
att uommittee, a. usual. has restored the
salaries to the present figures, and the
senate will undoubtedly stand 10y the
committee. The House, Ia voting to
increase the salaries OF certain Oi Its own
officers, has weakened ITS own position
on this subject, and will therefore be-
less able tO make n contest with the Sen
ate. Under auy circumstances the bill
will occupy two or three days IN the
senate. aud will then be- several days
more in conference. 81 that It
is not likely to be passed before the end
OF next week. The conierees on the
District 0i Columbia appropriation bill
will have meeting to-day, at which
Il Is expected they will agree on q TO
port, and that the bill will thus he dispns-
"a Of. Senator Davis, chairman Of the
Senate Committee ON Appropriations,
said this evening that his committeo
would report hack the adjournment res
olntion just as soon as the business Is IN
4 condition 10 warrant. lie thinks u
scarcely probable that Congress can all
jonrn by May 81, but that without n
doubt the adjournment can take place
hy June 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
nftsounh

Psyrwcso, nsy %. - Psssolsum
A<sivs; ersds insgslss q u q q Par.
ksys tos shap0s0t; rsAnsd 7te ios
fhiisddphis dallvsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21

WILLIE CAkTEk
Agcd abOui 10 yean
A second plate bore the verse:
rake him up tcndSriy.
Llfhim With care
Fekhione1 10 sleuderiy,
loaug anc 80 iaIt.
Greer has been placed under suryeil-
lance pending the result OF the inyesti-
cation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
Kssspsy Oss's usryo.

Asdassasi TdvspA .. ybsSsA h.ssl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
The Census of Dallas.

| To the Editor of the Herald
There has been much sweet talk about thu
forthcoming census of Dallas. People ex
press great surprise at the figures reported al
approximating the population. Before the
result is known with official accuracy lot us
remember that in every town in Texas heard
from, the population is greatly below the es-
innate. Instead of 5000 or 10000, Calves
ton foots up $4,000. Instead of $4,000 Sher-
man shows up (it is said) about 5000. Wa
co falls from an estimate of 10000 or $4,000
to $500. Austin drops from aclaim of 10000
to $4,000 to the humber figures of II 500. St
Louis and Chicago drop Immensely below
the antecedent claim of their over-sanguine
citizens.
When we como to Dallas our claims have
run from 10000 to l5,00o-a few
estimating even higher. The more
prudent estimates within the city
proper, have been from 10000 to 1900,
and the indications are that these figures are
about correct-say 10000 to II, 600 inside the
corporation. But it is we'll known that q
large portion of our town population is out
side of the municipal limits-how much the
figures will soon tell. The best test is to
take the GAO acre and the league tracts on
which the town is built. All residents on
these two compact tracts, are in truth, citi-
zens Of Dallas-a territory of 5,06S acres. The
corporate limits only include aportion of the
tracts. The full census will show a popula-
ton in the entire town Of l4,0OO to $4,000.
The census of 1878, seven years ago,
showed total of 1898, but that it was man
ifestly an erroneous enumeration, or taken
when the town was flooded with transient
population, is evidenced by the fact that
the returns showed 2,l67 males and
only 63l females in the first ward and 45S
males with 22S females in the fourth ward,
showing three males to one female, while the
sexes were nearly equal in the second and
third wards. Considering the facts, no one
can believe that at that time the actual resi-
dent population of Dallas reached even o.
900; and if the number has Implicated in
seven years, with much greater increase in
material weslth-in solid Improvement
certainly we have no cause to complain OF
grand total now of $4,000 to $4,000.
CITIZEN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
FOUL PLAY.
The Recent Death of "the Old Indian
DOctOr' Said 10 be IL Case
of Poisoning.

The sudden death, in this city, several days
ago, Of Dr. j. ID. Galloway, better known by
the title of "the old Indian Doctor" and for
his reputation as the alleged husband Of sew
enteen wives, excited little comment. 1t was
merely thought that q very eccentric, and,
to some extent, extraordinary character had
ended his career in the manner prescribed
by nature for mortal man. On yesterday a
HERALD reporter come into possession OF
a some knowledge, of q strongly circumstan-
tial nature, that leads to the conclusion that
the death of the old "medicine man" was not
a natural one, but that he died instead from
the effects of q dose of poison, which subtle
means was employed by the party, or par
ties, who murdered him for his money. The
old doctor, as the HERALD reporter was in-
formed by an acquaintance OF his, was on the
eve ofstarting for Hot Springs, in charge of
an excursion of scarlet women, who were 60
ing there for the peculiar benefit they ex-
pected to derive from its waters In conjunc-
ton with the skillful treatment of the Indian
physician. They had subscribed literally to
an enterprise in which they were so deeply
interested, and had paid the doctor liberal
sum, each, in advance This money the
doctor entrusted to trusty female conf
dant, whose rapacity overcame every con-
sideration of humanity, and led her to be-
tray her old friend and benetactor to his un-
timely death. Nothing further can be made
public at this time, but startling develop
ments may be looked for when the clue in a
certain direction is made complete.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.

IT is hotter at Saratoga any day in the
season than in almost any city in the north
There is nothing new under the sun, with
the possible exception of maybe sugar.
Nan, the famous New York newsboy, has
been appointed policeman for divers
reasons.
The motto OF Stonewall Jackson was
"Trust in the Lord and get in the rear Of the
enemy if you can"
If you have a.friend whom you want tc
honor name brand of pickles after him in
stead ola 5.cent cigar.
A drink in the morning is for appetite. A
dozen drinks, later in the day, are for another
Apply tight
Froude and two others arc at work on the
life Of Carlyle. Tits presumed they will Kill
him in the course Of time.
Cats buried in gardens afford tho best sort
of nourishment for growing shrubbery. Tbs
moro cats buried the better.
When man sees advertised "a four
bladed knife for 10 cents" he should not buy
one for his little son.
The woman who marries does well, but th'
woman who does not marry does better nin'
times out Of ten.
Emperor William has lately given Prof
Nordenskjold decoration. The professor
can not scold about it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26

ton of a patriot who loves his country and
cherishes its welfare more than he does mere
position or political preference We believe
that Mr.. Tilden had strength enough in The
convention at Cincinnati, had he desired The
nomination, to have at least held the dele
gates to weeks balloting before any one
could have secured the prize over him. We
believe he had strength enough to have nc
tated as to who should be nominated had he
SO seen proper but we believe that under
the inspiration of lofty patriotism and an
earnest devotion to the interests of the Dem
ocratic party no left the matter entirely In
the hands of the representatives of the people
in convention assembled Again we say
that the Democratic party should ever
hold Samuel j. Tilden in grateful remem-
brapce, and mention his name with rever-
ence. With the frosts of sixty-six winters
silvering his hair and with his constitution
ALWAYS frail, weakened with the tolls and
cares Of life of mental toll it is reasonable
TO suppose that he will, ere great while,
pass from the arena Of earthly action to Join
his fathers who have gone before him 10 'the
summer land" When another four years
roll around and the people of this country
are again called upon to elect a president,
Mr.. Tilden, if living, will be seventy years of
age and it is hardly possible that he will
then be capacitated, feeble as he is now, to
assume the responsibilities and labors of the
presidency; so his day has past, however
much the Democracy may honor and esteem
him. So much the more reason this, thai
we should now accord him tho need of our
fullest appreciation, and of our heartfelt
gratitude, and of our reverence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
CITY DOTS,

Lyle 81 Aldridge want a good press boy
Born to the wife of Hon. j. b. Simpson,
daughter. Weight eleven pounds.
1t is said that the United States colors viii
be palced on top of our new court house.
In the Federal court yesterday, Cora klch'
ards, charged with violating tho postal law,
was acquitted.
Charlie Britwell, who was injured by a
powder explosion Thursday night. IS much
better, and will be about in few days.
There was q pleasant dance at the st.
George hotel last night. A good number Of
Young folks we're present and pleasant time
had.
The Queen City Guards were out drilling
last night. They are making extensive ar
rangements to celebrate the glorious Fourth
in fine style,
One of the plasterers at the court house fell
from his scaffold yesterday, sustaining severe
bruises. DR.. Carter attended him. His inlu-
ries are not of a serious nature.
The sixth annual commencement of the
Ursuline academy will be he held in st Ur-
sula's hall on the evening of June Goth. The
exercises will begin at o'clock p. III.
Professor McIlhany invites all persons,
ladies and gentlemen, wishing to become
members of his elocution class to meet at
the Dallas Female college, this evening at
8 o'clock.
Thornton, Lynch and Anderson, charged
with burglarzing the American house, we're
taken before Justice Peak yesterday, when
they received an examination. The court
put them under bonds Of $1,000 each, and
they were committed to Jail to await the
action of the grand jury.
The HERALD is under obligations for az
invitation, sent through Mr.. H, Zimmerman,
to attend the celebration at Windsor park,
on the evening of the 30th inst, OF the
seventh anniversary of the Knights of Honor.
1t is given under the auspices of Queen City
lodge No. GAL, Dallas lodge No 1870, Teuto-
MIA lodge No. 1873 and Queen City lodge No
81. The HERALD will be pleased to be rep
resented on that occasion.
A complimentary hop and supper consti-
tuted a very enjoyable entertainment on
Thursday night at the Merchants hotel. The
host of the occasion was Mr.. II. Frank, late
of Denison, the new proprietar of this house,
and the guests were his boarders and their in
vited friends. AT midnight splendid sup
per was served, and dancing was kept up
until a late hour, when the gathering broke
up with many best wishes for the future sue
cess of the new landlord.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26

We understand that there will be petit
ton signed to be presented to the city coun-
Gil opposing the system of sewerage. We
are glad OF this. We will publish the list Of
signers without cost, and promptly. 1t is
we'll that it DO on record, in case disease
should visit us this summer or fall and take
off some father or mother or sister or
brother. or little babes, and this disease be
superinduced by the present condition OF the
city, as the physicians are agreed--we say it
will be we'll to put on record each particeps
criminis, SO that they may be recognized by
the gref-strcken inmates OF the carriages as
they follow in the funeral cortege the re-
mains of all that was once dear to them.
Mark the prediction, gentlemen, and put
yourselves on record. That's all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
Personal.

Matt Peak left yesterday ona business trip
to Clay county.
+. 4. Conrad, of Fort Griffin, is at the
Grand Windsor.
j. L. Powell, assistant surgeon United
States army, is at the Grand-Winasor.
HI. Small, master mechanic of the Texas
s. Pacific railway, is in the city.
Captain w. b. Scott, the efficient post
master of Denison, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. A. P. Smith, D. D., pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, is confined to his bed
with fever.
His many friends will regret TO learn that
Judge Nat M. Burford lying seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. The attending physician
regards his recovery as doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Tollver, arrived home
Thursday evening from Lebanon, Tennessee,
where they had been visiting relations and
their little babe was taken seriously i'll and
they hardly expected to reach home with !,
alive. 1t is still quite sick.
Major George Washington Upright, late 6
candidate for governor of Arkansas, and one
of the best nalured "phellows" in the world
HAS tuhoh u pooieion III suc oliSo VI VIZ " iuilu
Windsor hotel, where he will be found by
his millions of acquaintance among the
travelling public.
j. w. Lyle, of the firm of Lyle Il AL
| bridge, stationers, and Charlie Garner, repre-
senting the music house of A. Sumner & Co.
lreturned yesterday, from business TRIP
| through East and Southeast Texas. Mr.. Lyle
| says that most every merchant or business
man he met intends attending the Demo
cratic state convention and so impressed
was he with the Importance Of making prop
er arrangements for their entertainment tina
he subscribed $50, so soon as he reached
| home. y
r. L. Melville, who has been with thu
surveying party on the Texas 81 Pacific rail
road since last December, on the Rio Grand,
division, arrived in the city yesterday on ,
brief visit and was warmly greeted by hi
host of friends. He brought in number o
frontier curiosities, among which was pct
rifed horned frog. These he presented hi
friend M. II. Hickox,at whose drugstore the,
can be seen.
Miss Susie Quenichet, Of Memphis, mos
charming young lady, at present visiting he
aunt, Mrs Colonel M. Pointer, of this city,wa
taken dangerously i'll on Wednesday even
ing, and for time was believed to be abou
to pass away into that world which knows nc
sorrow. The attendance and ministration o
Dr. Beaumont, with the care and assistance
Of affectonate relatives, left nothing undone ID
her case, which happily Is 10 be reported
this morning as more hopeful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
Concert AZ Lancaster.

TO the Editor OF the Herald.
Lancaster, June 24.-The concert of the
young ladies music class, which came off last
night at the NJ. Il. church in this town, was
largely attended, and turned out in every
particular brilliant success. 1t was gotten
up and conducted under the direct super
vision of Mrs. William A. Pray.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
A Card of Thanks.

The thanks of the ladies Of Lamar Street
Methodist Episcopal church, are respectfully
returned to Judge Patterson for the use OF
his park, on the occasion of their lawn party
of Thursday night; also to Prof. Lawrence,
for the sweet music kindly furnished by hi.
band during the evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
A RUNAWAY.

A runaway mule team on lower Main
street created considerable excitement yes
terday evening, and the reporters were get
ting very much interested in it when some
heartless person stopped the team.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26

Rockingham, IN. o. Spirit: Mr.. Thomas
Carver, painter, whilst engaged in painting
the residence Of bIrs. Ann Q. Leak, in this
town, a few days ago, fell from ladder and
broke both Of his arms. He WAS otherwise
injured about his face, but will recover. Mr..
Carver came from this place from Fayette-
vile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-26
The Boss Place.

Soft-shell- soup, and Galveston fish,
for dinner to-day, at Burk's restaurant in rea
of Ben Loeb's place.