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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

Fornardins, Fla, August 3o.-Mallory's
steamer San Antonio, pu! into this port las!
nigh. to get clear Of and discharge the
bilgo water and fss,on down tho pumps,
after being in ltos.orm of the 9Th instant.
The iron shutters we're stove In and the
saloon flooded from the foot TO hulk mead.
Sho will make the necessary rcpsrs and
orocscd to Galveston at once. C.nisin
Barrows reports tho storm a. tho n,,: ter
rifle he hsa ever experienced,
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XnxAhAchle.
Special to the Herald.

special TO the llerRlu.
Ws1ahachie, August sO.-The examination
Of four men in Justice Dunlspi court
charged with the theft of four bsef ,,eers,
has been 10 progress to-day
Complaint Yves fled against Frank Pen.
ington charging him with beating bis wife,
thereby causing an abortion from the effects
of which II Is feared she will moi recover.
District court convenes here on Monday
next.
One hundred and eighty bales Of cotton
we're received to-day, making something
over 1000 up TO date.
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Charleston, August 30.-Iel-gr-m' O. he
News. Courier, from Port Roya', THE u'orn.
ing, report that seven bodies were retoo cd
at Por, Royal ferry and lh>, the rvi bcr
drowned 10 uncertain. the etiimtos =, ,'Hg
from twenty II forty. harlm's IrlHi.
ligh, ship. Is gone, and all The bar aud at
buoys .fc carried away or sbif!t'.
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Fort worth.

Special to the Herald.
For. Worth, August 80.-Dis,rict court
not this morning, his honor, Judge Hood,
presiding. The injunction case restraining
the tax collector from collecting tho sehool
tax was taken up and the a'gameni On de-
fendaDps demeanor consumed tho entire day
Tho csse will take week end 10 creating =
r-est deal Of interest Aessrs. Hanna "
Hogsboad appeared for complainan's eed
Messrs. Ball s. McC,rtY for defenianh.
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ed was a young man twenty-five years old
and leaves young wife and child. Jacob
had been drinking TO excess for some time,
which is the only cause known for he deed.
After the examination OF Veal Wilkerson
and Albert Smith Ia completed they will also
be examined on the charge Of robbing the
stage In Lsvaoa county. Tho evidence is
said to bs very positive. Eleven men ara
now in jail charged with completely in stage
robbing and the authorities are on the track
Of several more.
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tIebarne.

ttcDUrue,
Special to the Herald.
Oleburne, August so. "A serious cutting sf-
fair occurred hc-, st,ut CLOCK this evening
which terminated ia the killing of Jpo Muir
ray, an Irishmsn, by VIM. Joses. Murray
was cut four times, all dangerous wou1 ds,
and died at $3.50 p. IN. The killing Is cor I,
demned generally, and there is much preju.
dice against Jones.
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Tho baggage master Sidney Seller Is
thought to be lost When lasl seen he Was
mp TO his waist in water All Is probably
in tho room. The clerk cannot give tue
number OF psssrngers on board. They ara
estimated at two hundred The papers
are lest. The whole loss is esvms.ed A,
from thirty 70 forty thousand dollars.
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waco.


Special TO the Herald.
Waco, August SO.-At ll:2O tonight an
alarm of fire was sounded and the location
of the flames was soon found 10 be in an old
stable al present used by Anderson & Bro.
for stable in the rear and store
rooln for furniture in front. Every
thing was dry and though the fire
men made a gallant fight, the large stable
and contents, including Anderson u Bro's.
Two fine horses We're burned and the flames
communicated to an undertaking and furni-
lure repairing establishment. The Daily
Telephone Office next adjoining was for
some time in great danger, also Anderson &
Bros. furniture sales room. The origin
Of the fire is unknown, bu. is supposed to
have boon the work of an incendiary. There
was no insurance on the stable or horses.
The loss Is unknown at plosent William An
derson had enough insurance TO cover the
loes Of the Telephone and Anderson & Bro.
on their stock. These experienced only
slight loss. The Telephone will iaaue in
the morning as usual.
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san Antonio. .

special 10 the Her III.
San Antonio, Augu,t a0.-Jacob Lsnx,
IT,, committed suicide this morning With
dose Of s,rychniue. A doctor was summob'
I'D bu, was unable IL tsve him. The decees
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GARFIELD'S NERVE
AND STRONG CONSTITUTION rRIUMPHIEa

Another Incision Made and the Pare.
tia swelling ID. creaslug-He SIN
sleeps Well, Hut Has u higher
P"'se-rhe Favorable Symp.
TENS Generally Continue
The Patient Thought
To DO Az ain ON the
High Road 20
Recovery,
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

a Homicide NJ CIeburnc-A Missing
Man at Austiu-An EIopement at
sherman 90 HaNahashie Iteuas.
Fire at WasO-LsbOrers De-
mand Increased Wages
at GaIVestOn--suicide
GtsaR AntOniO-Dls-
trlct Court at
Fort Worth.
, 1881-05-03

1tfttAQH JtfHFlphr
II Lord HcaconHt,Ntd, IN tho brief Intervals OF
respit frn,n bis painful Illness, aMs had leisure
~ attend to anything n0rc than tho revision Of
his latest speech In tho House Ut Lords, hv must
have read with gentle comptdcency. nut un-
mingled With touch Of EAdneRs, sDsuG remarks
make b. Mr. 0lnslat0IG oa Thursday III refer
enCo TO the Suez Canal snaros purchased in 1Htd.
Tho PrOtnier wns naked tho present HalAlllc value
Of these BbAres. which ntHinnlly cost 4t.U1G Uul.
lie answered that, allowing for tho fact of nll
tho coupons until ls!l4 hcing dctachcd.-ln other
words, for M dividends b0inx receivable until
that year.-thc prcsent market value, baAcd
Upon the actual selling price 0r the
other shares. might eu considered to be
I50 per share-that H.. E iaoro than
tho GrIgnat cost OF LII rtch; 40 that II
profit Ut not ieas thnn iaD 0N has ncoFucd upon
tho purchase. fIs Was careful, mUrrnycr, to
add that arrangements might be natlu for SELL
ing them. II II wree deemed expottent. OF
course, II regtAr0s little calculation to SEQ that
stock which tlIlrtGcH yoars hence will enter upoll
tho enjoyment Of high dividends. whilo 1t n tho
meanwhile receives per cent punctnatfy pAid
by tho Egyptian Government, must Er0W Il,
yulue On tho dMto nf tho higher dividend IN.
proachts, and thus become an asset whose con.
tin9Gnt worth may DO ea0rInnus. Taking the
basis Uf tho present market prIcb nnly,-E78 per
Rharc.-tha yau0 af tho liHlN shMrcs would be
pyer E13.G0,tG representing Il pr0tlt, not Of
II, ,7b0,Of0, but Ut double the utn1Hnt, II, how.
ever, tho cnnnl exists nl tlt.-and who car doubt
thatY-ti1a price of tts shnros Will rlso year by
year with The lncrcAsC In commerce, aud when
iBIi arrives tho asuro E7S wilt hnvo been left
fur behind.
, 1881-05-03

tonc or bearing. JIe has shown no dcferoncu or
respect for the opinions Of whttc-hAtrcd 1'ro.
tessarh whoeh ycnrs Of service To the eolcge
ontnum bcr lljs ncarly ten to ntlr. When ho t1Hs
hot chtisrf IL arrt,t,t ua, he has tgnpret1 IN, or
nas adnPtot policy cuntr1lry 70 tIr wishes and
FOR the sako Of pcaco md tho eood nn,n0 OF the
GnllcHo, but ntIr position hna grown liltn1crabc.
our solf .rcspuuL" Ono Of the three Professors
VINO ititl tlnf Sign tho petition to tho Trustees
hnyo becil
ltosTt1.r: II, THE PRESIDENT
nln0at FROM tho dMy OF hix coming herc. 1fe
,ilset snrlo Of their ohorisned nlank very onrly.
~ h!s CAREER, and thoy hMyu been tlln9lnR. mid
snna! spite running through thts attnok which
VIII M,.nc day b. ,'!ictyered II tho Trtistcea
rrnbn thts niatteF to tho bHtton. The President
VII mt bo tho onIy nup whu will suffer. bc-
itovd hin, tn lC ono Of tho t,ost c0lIego preat.
dents N the UnIltsf atHtos, md that hia general
wise and beneficial"
, 1881-05-03
ELECTRIC Light.

A SUIT INVOLVING TIE USE or THE D1F-
FEltENTIAL MAGNET.
Special Dtpateh 10 1As Chteaoo Tribune.
NEw YonK, May s-The Weston EIec-
trio Light Company has begtin through Its
attorneys, Chnurccy Smith, Ut Boston. and
Dickerson l. Dlckcrsoln, OF Now York, d suit
III the United States Circuit
Court In this District nga!nst the
Brush Electric Light Company for All alleged
infringement Of tho plaintiffs patent. THIS
patent, tho Weston Company Avcrs, involves tho
principle Of regulating large numbor OF lights
on Blngio circuit Of wire, principle which has
nothing to do With tho Edleon patent Or that OF
the Unstgd States Company, whose
llRhts arc incandesoonr- Mr. Weston alegos
that be- was the original inventor OF the
atuorenttal magnet: tlNt Mr.. Brush, who matlo
the same claim, disputed tho priority Of his IN
ycnuon before tho ComtnlasFoner Of Patents,
md that a6oat tNu Weeks ago tho Commissioner
gavo an absolute deeisinn Ii Mr.. Weston's
favor and Issued the pntcnt to him. Tho latter
now seeks to sustain It'll the Courts his invention
agalnst tho alleged Infringement
, 1881-05-03
ITEMS.
TTEH16e
THE rELEonAl'H CONSOLIDATION.

TIE rELEoRArH CONSOLIDATION.
sptelat D4spatka to Ths E1teaso Tribune.
NEW YonK, May 2.-Tlld suit Ut william
=. Williams against tho telegraph companies
to prevent tho consolidation Of ielcRraptlic
interests in this country was OIL tue calendar
for trlat this morning III the special term OF
the Superior court before judge Tr,,ax.
Owing TO arrangements Of counsel tie trial
was adjourned until Friday morning next,
a a!,nllhr suit. brought ~. tho same court by
oBrruAnY.
Capt. Iouts Brandt, Of the steamship rIer,icr,
died sudtlonly yesterday OF hcart-dlsease. sup-
,e% R. s cqR ys.s:a
~ 'S''" coMMrTiga SUICIDE.
John II. Wink, q retired flour. merchant. who
rnattc considerable money In thu Western states
Eume years AKO. connitted sulcIto w hanging
,a ',}tee sne tEak9 os OF fresht-oar on the Hudson
oof.D IMPORTS.
Tho 1thcin brought nearly 64oo,0oo In gold.
PERSONAL
Among the prominent arrivals for tho past
twGnty.t0ur hnt1rs were ex-acnntor CMedwcll,
~ knnHas, md ux-Senator Paddock, OF Nehras'
ka,
STILL COMING.
Three thousand five hundred Immigrants land
cd ut Castfe Garden Within tho past twenty foll
hourH. Among than werg 100 Iflshmen and
women. WIN catnein ono vessel.
Viii. CONTINUE BUSINESS.
Charles Scitz. brewcr, who recently made m
assignment, with liabilities 1f $7D.EA, hns re-
eGtved settlement from hts creditors, md will
continue business. Tho unsecured creditors
representing $48,S40 receive 90 cents In sonll an
nual miscellaneous Of five cents each. extending
over q porlod ot ave years. The actual assets
wcro &Jt III.
DYE MAyuFAcroNY BURNED.
TIE rnnnlfactory OF liquid dyes, nnd japans
owned t.y Perrin, Payeon & Co., Nos. - and K
Itttle Twelfth street. burned. f,oss, &U.0O0
William Il. Payson, one Of tho pFoprletors, had
Ills fRco burned, and Do1nfnick llichardson. m
etnployt. 10 whose iuexporjence the fire was due,
was probably fatally burned.
, 1881-05-03
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
QUINCY, I'LL.
Special ptspateh to 1hf Chicago Trfbans.

6tfetdt utpd1eh 10 1Hs Chkaep 1f11aHss
QUINCY, Ill, May 2.-Thdso arn threats OF
8trfketn rtlo -foundrles here. Three 0f tha
lnrgcst fountrlcs hnyc given. notice TINT hero
after thoy Will control tho employing of ap-
prenttcca In tholr showa: that they Will not te
bold liabte to pay for any castlnRs spoiled on
account Of bad heats; and that. in general. they
expect to be FREQ from tho 1lctadon Of tho
Union. The moldera .a!lcgo TINT the stocks
OF stoves nro now very large. and that
rate this movement, expecting It to bring on n
striko. and thus rol!ayo them from layiny tho
men on. The. proprletols aay they. simply MIN
peot to ho met fairly without Hny s:rikc.
Among tho men It IL believed tho now reK4lll-
uon viii not run many days without strike.
II the rutn relative to had heat1 Ii attempted to
10 enforced they VIII Immediately give notice
nnd quilt. The Excelsior Foundry and TINT Of
Ehunnn1, Euiery s 70. arc not In tho new ar.
ranxemsnt. Tho lattor Ia a new concern, aud
hos Just Begin to-day for the AEst time.
, 1881-05-03

Npfc{dI DUpdfeA 70 the Ehttd9o 7F4blHE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Mny ya-The itoornon en-.
gngpd IN several Of tho city horscshocing shops
in this city refused 10 60 to work so.dny without
receiving I'D advAncn Of :sj cents por day. They
nave boon getting s. per day, md thoir action
was antroly unexpected. living to press ot
work, tho demand was acccdud to, and tho men
quietly ,vcuE 10 work. Fifty of the n,oldors In
The sbops OF tho WISCONSIN MallcablV Irou
Con,pany'n shops have struck hecRuse tho pr1.
prietorn: refused to dischargo tho boy nppren-
{ices. Tho striking prutord offered to colnpro-
misc to-day, but tGoir propoaition to returi to
work wis iiecllnea BY tho publishers. 1t Is
rtimorpd Tonight that tho different tri1csmen
III tho city with mcot to- morrow and reAolvc nut
10 pMtrunize q Nrul or pNrson that Alvcrttsea IN
tho papers that rpIttecd to &rnnt tho 1ornanda
nude. This ID tho HrEt instAnce OF DoycuttlDY In
Milwaukee.
, 1881-05-03

= THE ETENNSfI4VANIAM MIN EttSs
TI1Tsnuno, Pa, May a.-!Thero Is evory pros-
poet Of Atrfke atn0ng tho conl- minors IN tho
ra!lroad 1uisles lu this section. Tho railroad
colt operators hayo decided 10 redncs tho prlCG
paid for digging eoal from w to . cents por
btlBhG, and to-day nottc9a wera posted ut the
different mines 10 thIt ot!cet, Tho up0rat0n
0iaI1ns that tho Goa! tras0 Il dull. The tnsrserR
say that thete aalBs weVN n9yer lArgHc than ut
present, and that they will not submit to ro-
duCuOp.
, 1881-05-03

Special Dtspassh to fhs Chicago 7stbun&
OMAHA, Neb., May ..-ThIs morulpE 100 lAbor.
ers employed by tho Water Works atrtlck for au
i.,orcaso af pay tsutn $l4n to s1.1t per day. The
contractors promised to pay el.so. but the stFik.
cra would not accept tho offer, md at a meeting
to-ptght resolved to hold out. A committee was
appointed 10 h0l a conferences wlththo con-
trletors. PIasterors und hod.carrlors hMye re-
t,lantts, anu okhor c|usses ut w0Fkmen are pro-
parIug to detnand higher WlXos, :.
, 1881-05-03
THE MEXICAN RAILWAY.

1TH lSTfstkEAT.
6petdl Otspdfth 10 1at Chicago Tttbuns.
NEW Yo!sK, May 2.-The sale by tho Mcx-
lean Government Of Its Interest III tho Mex
!can Railway Company {1llnited), Which
owns the railroad between tho Cities Of
Mexico and Vera Crtz, was confirmed by
private dispatches received In this city to-
day. Inquiries which wore mado failed to elicit
the natncs of tho purchasers twho are snid To bo
Atnortcnns)0r tho terms Of the sale. The Mexican
Government held only small part Of the
capital stock Of tho Company, and the sale OF It
In now!se M!Iegts tho caltrpl Ut the property
torcAtcd In Mexican Affairs expressed tho optn-
ION that t1nnn OF tho Amcrtcaii companies on:
naRcd tn rat!road enterprises In MoxIcp had
bought this stock In the Vera Cruz koad.
, 1881-05-03
A SILVER WEDDING.

Epst1d1 UHpdtth ID 1hs Chicago 1F16tiNe,
COtpwATER, Ntch.. Efay Thu silver we'd
ding of tho ev. mud Mrs. j. r. buell., of this city,
was celebrated In tho parlors Ut tho bcthulIat
Church this evening. A large number Ut pres.
enta1ions we're made, Including watcr-ser.
Vice from tho ladies' or tho church, and CONF
plcte ten-sei from friends In tho district over
which Mr.. Ducll IL Presiding Elder. a large
uuMber OF Hlembcrs OF the denomination from
abroad were present. and many OF th1n brought
individual oxpEeaaInn& Of e4tupul.
, 1881-05-03
THE GREAT BENCH SHOW.
A tEvIEW OF THE WESTMINSTER ExltIBI-

ton; ,..... u-;,,,u.
Ma', W.T. ~rs. ~ ~ 1"r ra %"S ns,h t'o os"u,,
,ap NEW . nosk' Ap,i. ~, wrLe ,v.l, ntsn a, ennna
t'i..,. W',,' W., ."..,. ,',en ~. 80. a.ma"i
..1.'.. 49," 1,,,s, 4,. ~ -. 49,, ~. W.
san iot.u , ,,4,,., npl' ,.i, =" aa sn.eu .u
"f t" .ts uaso' as,a, au u ~. r., 'uu no' 1eto =. ~
noon po.su. ,, @uape" w tao Paapuss %
Mtse' "o'aEex, MI. "",a..u.t'a'e.,s ,.'st so
s. n'a. NV uoexy .taa"Io "S"M. . ,rss sso
smo"s ""n Iospous.y ~, ', aos' H.. .ha
WIZ @ssnauy @.. !'oo, sss 49,. ~. pu. so,o ~.
WILT ~. 49,, sU a's ~ ".' ~ NV
.. .ha y. ~. was "' ,,' H.
o1 .s,u., ~ w ~ ~ .....,,," ,e,.s1.a, '"
,u,, ss,nd,n w. su ",t !. ,n,,, t,, ~ W., ehot
sm e'as. xa "'u ~ '."f ~; 0"Ao ~ oa'" .aas
''o'et ,, o'Ao.s m ,,an .mS Ln,tai. I "T.o ,r,o
Westminster Kenusi Club deserve we'll
uf tj,etr country for educating tho puoplp Of
New York and nutehborhood up to duo
annreniution of ,tho difreret,ce betwsan IL
a tioroussSrsa a and Ia m""sssi ssr: '' in some
OF the classes was tie quality 80 good that
the Judges huu tn summon, MI tl,elr powers
~ ,itscrfminnticn snd ovur ,,avo rcco,,rse tn
" sel,'ai'''i,' - 49, '''
tape tild rule. Mr' llanlthohts, WHO 1ltugetl
the pointer classes, somewhat tailed III this
particular 0ut 10 hatl aacf! q vory oVol lot To
choose from that l,e may wu!l DO excused for
oup or two two slips from what to mo seeu,eu
tha r;r,,t rot1,
'ne r'sn. paw, s,,..,ov run, re,, s,,.r,,,,
CHAMPION ENGLISH skrTEas' ,,,
OF tie Bor,ior--Jesslo,, Coin (l.clcestor-.
RosM aicaxtnr and ,rl,nrior fprl,a NJ thu
osy 1sos',o.srv So!; y ara a',naty snaotad ~ tar
nolacs.-esl.y ~ "aso au'sn!y se'ee'en ,,L ~
ctoscr Inspection. All four were IN the plnk
Of condition, but old Leicester showed such
mn amount Of muscle to what llo had a year
ma "saa,,s,,, .a iIt.o d.. .1,k shat ~. v,r-
trs ant
younger dogs reflects heap OF crod,ton young
Ban Lewis, who handles AIr. A. Ii. Aluuroa
.,o@s 's,cestar Ia AL axtroor,,,uarv dov
.s'.;'.. .,o... s,,.I', ans..oI ~ ~a.tr,,,,nnt
into private l!fo whtcl, llls owner means to
accord Him, The Letcester-p Darts lave bear,
inaoiiblY stamped Into the American setter,
wllere their great speed and range nlak0
tanhi Pletersou 20 MI 0taer aIIhlns. ,.u.
,a. Xxx .t,.sa Il u, ,,t' si,n,s,
n,,in,, axort nas ,"r ~ onnaInraIo
eari,n1 sa tS haIH i,,'ua sslect Hmart t;arinwltS
,.' a. ytor r.H. t1uT ~ to,a. it't.ss
, 1881-05-03
ARCHBISHOP PlIRcr1t,

CINCINNATI. May Tho lntcss received from
tho Ursu!luo Convcnt OF brown County IL that
his Grace, tho Most Rev. Archbishop Purcell,
has been falling rapidly for some days past, md
hls physicians tear that The worst may be looked
for In q fow days.
, 1881-05-03

6efetal WsR2lt8 70 TN Ehseda8 1F110Ht.
1Iuax kaoN, Mich, May s.-The cRarmRksra
of ths city arc on q strike for 81 advance In the
ecalt OF pfioes. Two tirals hayo hEfeed to tho
demands Ut tbelr llen
, 1881-05-03

TORONTO, May s.-The brnkomou OF tho GRIND
Trunk request uu advance Of waRos from Sl.21
to fLIO por day t,l passenger and way tralns,
aud u 50 on through frpIxht+ IL the request Ii
not ncce3ed to they will rcsiJn Wednesday mid.
njYht.
, 1881-05-03

PlrrsTos, Pa. May a.-Tbe miners and othsr
employ6s OF tho TompkIus mtues, dlasatlaaad
With the ailne Ut paymcnu, struck: Tbs strlke
thr0Ws uuMbGr Ut oth0f snou and boys out Of
cuplGymenL
, 1881-05-03

COLUMBUS, O., May 3..-Woni has seaehet horo
that tho st.'ke atnollg tho coaI-tnlpera Ia tho
Hooking Valley commenced this morning, aud
H1l tho miners oAniG out Ut the DaRk9. The new
sAtes for inlntnx wont Into cneat tu..lay,
, 1881-05-03

jkrrEHaoNyItE.s, Ind, May 2,-Coal-oart
drivers aud eoal shoyelers, Numbering nparly
100, struck to-tiay tor ht4hor wagps. An attempt
tn run teama this afternoon with now hands was
preveutol by tho strikers Thero IL great OK
pttouuut.
, 1881-05-03
. Critical Review Of the Filth An
nnal Exhibition of the West
minister Kennel Club.
x,no Hundred and Flfty.nino
ArIstocratic Dogs III One
Building.
4,o maxican Railroad company-A War Of
Efcc,rIc Light interests.
v,,,h1a improvement in the Breed Of
Wsstiffa and Other Grand Dogs
for Mansions.
gTREET TALK.

sTREET TALK.
~-vorrnpAY A MODERATE "nurl." DAY,
as,ttal DLpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
svw Yoex, May 2.-To-day was some
xhat surprising III street circles, which were
rn,r and theM excited. III fact, the day
,n,r,t be called field day for tho "bu'ls,"
=. fhcru was senrceiy any stock 30 mean or
nccIscted ts not 10 meet with n11 Inquiry aid
m advanced bid. The "bcara," whose III.
.erest Is well extended, wore IN = state Of
trepI,,attou at tho rising figures OF the list,
ant. while many ,natlo large pnrcllases TO
coyrr, others "ttoublcd up" and skipped
over to the )nnF side. Tho Rlnt
Of mouey seeking Investment, Increased
hy ,bo largo disbursements both on tho
U,rt M NJ the Government and different cor
nnrattor,s III tile payment Of the 1st OF May
Interest aud dividends, was Unsigned rs ong
reason. ........--
TIFF IMPROVING c1tor rnosrEcrs
,nd tha large European demand for the d1vf-
sc,ld.paycrs was assigned rs another. while
lie stimulation to buying caused by rising
aoures was tho third. "Tho Vanderbilt
stocks have set tho fashion," said Il leading
ope,ator to-,lay Lake Shore led OF In way
,bat looked rs II Mr.. Vanderbilt had done
ANYTHING but self out Its long stock. Tho
.ertIscates that were expected to appear did
not come nnd It gradually dawned
upoi, The street that there was q tremendous
short Interest IN Lake Shore, and that Mr..
Vanderbilt had been taking In the stock for
week past. The result WIS scramble to
vser, which carried tile price from 190H up
nla. New York Central followed FROM
Ist l47l4,, md Michigan Central rose from
IrSss III tD)l6 About noon tho short interest
rallied aud
PIT PRICES powN A LITTLE,
hit thn sort cohnrts wars ttu1nn,,npcnhfc.
md md members net deserted to tho "bali" Side 10
closed weli toward the highest figures of tlie
ay .,Y hesS ever I LsHa shoro sS oe an seboy
xeas r, hurt The "a 6eS1s a VIA VIA pet M Stye
sof ~ 70 pt pr. p,,cfa frn 1w sn n9e excrx w. a DO
Ssnce nv nov now viii carr t,rccs itiio h,9her tSan
Az were before. Whit & ,ruo q tne Vanaor.
se uas esreo ys ''o0 o' 'n0 o'nsE ''oc&S "
r,,,, .,,,,r ,,,,1s
rem, u, m f,yorn,,,,, rcnnrta yr.,,,, TIN oon,
htr,tIapp VI fo.as trni orf 1",snre ~. ~
eoritnY ha1ijsoma ndrancn. iialdnr ad-
Te1a, Pacl!lo adjusted thonisoives 10 Tho now
FacJno Juwn. III Tha nInvated stnnks werm s,,ndo
operator I ala: "It IL reported ] that Ill., Reene
aee M spel eon hsyo sFn, bum op p0o bas y
hesn . heavy buyer Of 1ake Shore,
Mr. Kecno has covrrcd hin shorts. nii,, IL t,non
he othor sic Of Tie market fts Iosses Oh 81.
Paul arc saii to be ppout D Dor cs,tf, dividend
Tdo sory Of forthSoa'In" strp .r III ty.cd @ nm H.
Paul is out again. and rood mlny pc0plo think
;sts ts ~; y staR q t s. aSsoua q tS 4tsa
lnsillcr4
, 1881-05-03
near this place. Rave notice Of reduction Of
fvc cents per car III tho pny Ut tnincr. In con-
sequence tho miners nrG out to-day, refusing 70
mr.


MORntar0w*, N. j., May Tho trackmen on
tho Dclauaret L.cknwanna T. Western ftailroAd
hero hnvB struck for hjElcr wAHrs. II IL thought
tho strike will be general along tho line.
, 1881-05-03

JACKSON, MICH.
Gpselat DapaseA to Tas chieeao 1rtb4a&
JAckk.,N, Mich, May s.-t>n Ralurday the OPP
erstoys ut ths Woolyl!lu aud 5lupu Coal Mines,
, 1881-05-03

Wn,,nE on roi sc!,,,, 'oSe hsVef'ck
'1 a Er,u,y0 rrArt,,.x % or T,tr sttow
Of Enslish snttcr, nd for this rsason In speak.
tho sre and dam Of the winners, 10 that ynn may
jndGo tor yuussolf tho weight OF TINS fact. In |
wors as% g. ds*s shs & y S
n se,en ot ct he,e M o
nhow that Tho LsyeracK j. bcina very exten-
ssns nsea @ " EnEsa csRo.
VI G.ny ~ ~ tno ias~ s tsas aMj'
tioaiar strafs: but, III u il tvo marked instanees
ng Fnv1 tI nsss ps1o 10 onKs meG
t. bia I1 ovsr aope Layeriok .Ip,kns oes ie wh;eh
~ ,T.n''Gse tn!s H., s,Fmise @ Il posely ecojectural
elesr fos H. c!oto race sesxee" Thsnasr s'd snd
TS Sza e e. &pso e'' dog Tor h'
or rnE ro1Srxns a.
II may BE- fairly saa that better lot vSre mover
sssssS s sd sSa S issa
soi'fSoa ~esd s.xs si!ao;f soa sai9s: IT,
s1ksbs E:,ss IL as ns se4 ss xes % hs re
q a. ;hs nsss 9i 95SsSS R%s<5 H.; ssa I'd
;shita wHa very prsys,IitG cUjor md nearly Iii
tho lumon and whites bad d, xreater or less
cxtgnt aa. pecar com6'nanon @ " s!S9 sa ana
,,,ont typical of Tho Flak Lilly stsntn. 90 much
90 tnat aoR OF @aI ~ elota aIi coIo anost naways
eFce ~ q perfoe;lne III stss"; sna II ihs sea: @
Itash to Enaland. English brecder. @ vii SC SOC !n
tho II stiaid whose aoastsroy g typs e = , ,ps:
XIV f3r ana.. .za i,srhcs "a aniy III mantts
aia: ana j. BY sd sna p-ssot OF e yiFake:
4,95h Snu ~ LG1 pesl uuEuu - tao ssun a.tu VI