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S. w. Frisbe, of East Toledo, Ohio, says:
1t afforded my son relief and dispelled all
signs Of this dread disease, which has sf-
ficted him since childhood. | cheer
fully recommend the "0nly Lung Pad 4"
for all asthmatic suGerers.-See ADVERTISE
mani
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MAPLGwOOp BREEDING AND
lV.r.YNsr - INAu.r


uhFFNNhVN, U, DOW, 10 IoiI,
DR.. William Clos, 100 West Brosdway, n. y:
Dear SirPle send me two quart bottles
OF Your Linimeut lodide Ammonia, for horses.
Au iuL the pas Two years have used iGlnmy
Stable 10 the exc uslon Of ala other linlments.
It's The best thng have CIV r seen lOf either
man orbc9st could not do without 10.
Enclosed dad dra,t g0rS5.
NerT trNly yours, II. =. WADE.
Giles Pills cure biliopsueSs.
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A victim Of early imprudence causing
nervous debility, premature decay ETC., hav-
ing tried in vein every known remedy, has dis
covered y simple means of self-eure, which he
viii send free 10 his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. II. Reeves, 43 Chatham street. New
York,
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w. Il. Millor Of Bellyuo, Ohio, says: ~
ave been troubled with asthma,and received
no relief until I procured your Only
Lung Pad" / can recommend it to any
one having tho asthma, See advertise
mont
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Fitzgerald. No. Lamar street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.

cross, pevish, fretml wife is quite unbap-
by to herself and TO her whole huuGeh0ld. But
she is to be pitisd, she Is q Sufferer iroma null
titude of female IDS that have prOstrbIed her
mentally and physically She needs some
great woodworking tonic female regulator,
to relieve the monthly troubles, and for this
purpose English Female Bitters stands ahead
of I'LL others,
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I.adies.

When you wish to buy anything in the
linO of millinery, patronize reliable house.
Look forus Mt 70l Elm street. Anything
bought of us you can rely on ss being tho
best and latest. Now goods constantly COM
~. Mrs, Il. CHESTNUT.
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an crnnen witn rnnthncho

and serves you right for having neglected to
uso Sozodont, Had you done so your mouth
would hsvo been healthy and your teeth
sound. Get the ''snsg" pulled out aud com
mence ut once using S1zodont, thereby pre-
serving ihe balance of your teeth.
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Clothing half prlca at Famous.


bolesale deslor in foreign and domestic
fruit, and all kinds Of nuts, etc 1888 Maiu
street, ono door from post Office, Dallas,
Texas.
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Book Printing.

The HERALD STEAM JCB PRINTING OFFICE
has just received complete stock Of new type,
purchased expressly 'fOr the execution OF book
work. Those having books or pamphlets to
Jon OFFICE and see specimens and ascertain
prices. All work guaranteed.
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Eminent Dr. wm. +. stewart, Bau,

moro, writes: | confidently recomr'
Colden's LebiS's l. quid Extract of Boz
consumption, debility, weakness, chic.
etc. have tested it with universal succ =.
Sold by Eryay IL Bro, Dallas.
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Presentation Fraa.

For the speedy cure OF spermatorrh@a, Sex,
uai Debility and .Impotency, most druggists
nave the medicines. We wish to .'op this
curse u our civilization. Aa. ress, g Louis
Curative Institute ST. Chaos ST., b, tween
18th and 18th, ST. Louis Mo
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This following is list Of letters remaining
IN tho Pastoflice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending January a, 1881, which,
if not called for in four weeks, will be sent
to the Dead. Letter Office. Parties calling Cor
tAoss letters will please say advertised"
giving date of advertised list:
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1t is not birth, rank, nor state,
But git up and GIT, and
Smoking hLACEWELL'S FRAGRANT
DURHAM BULL TOBACCO,
That make men great
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Iiusiness Mon

Get your Job printing done at the HERALD
STEAArJoB PmSyIN OFFICE. All work exc
cuied with artistic nsie. md az the shortest
notice, satisfaction 6 aranteed.
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Grnn,l Mosuuorndo BnlI.

y grand masquerade bdl Of the FrOhSinn
Singing society will come of on February
18th, in Monningers hall, formerly Fields
theatre. Programme will DO published io
due time
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Agents and Oanvassers

Make from s25 to $50 per week selling goods for
Il. q. RIDEOUr & CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
York. Send for their Catalogue ana terms
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Thirty, count them thirty-ThirLy success
full candidates in North Texas run the race,
wearing the Hunstable boot.
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Go to A. J. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay streets, for a
drink of pure, unauthorized liquors, wines
OF fresh ice-cold Anheuser beer. This is a
private, quiet place, whore one can spond al
hour pleasantly.
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Wnnted, 100000

Bushels Of corn, by f. A. Glass & Co., a
thsi crorn sheller,south sid 9 of public square
also l,000sons baed hay.
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Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
statements,
Envelopes,
Cards,
Blank Books,
Check Books, Dray Books, Cotton b oks, and
all Of tho commercial printing done in the
neatest style aud Mt tue rhOitest notice, at the
HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE. ALI
work uunrautead
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Families Of Dal,ps, fake notice
Delmonico restaurant sells oysters
Medioums, per can, doe;
Mobile plants, Soc;
Baltimore Selects u
Per hundred, $l00
The only first.clssa restaurant in Dallas.
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TO to the DolmoDioo restaurant this even
ny for dish Of those saddle rock oysters.
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A lady friend of ours whose life had almost
been despaired of was entirely cured by the
use of English Female Bl!ters.
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UNIVERSITY FUND.

There appears to be to the credit Of this
fund, in bonds $4,000, and of cash ana GER
tiicstes So, S6364; five per cents, doubtful,
Sl34 Az %; interest 10 August 81, 1880,
$9l,6S0.36. The bonds put down AS Of
doubtful validity are bonds thas were issued
ia 1866, as an indemnity belonging 10 the
university fund and transferred to revenue
annOunts
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FROM OCTOBER 1s., 1879, to October lst,
1880, l find that tnera have been collected
of these taxes Of those payable annually q
total of Sl90,924 OS; Of those payable
quarterly, Sj2,535 70; Of those requiring
special licences Sill, O45 ST. The largest
amount collected from any one occupation,
is SS3,3O5 10, which is from liquor dealers
selling by the quart sad loss. From whole.
sale liquor dealers there was collected Pl3, @.
$50. From physicians the department re-.
ceivcd S22 606 "a; while tho lawyers paid
Sl3,S55 The merchants arc the heaviest
, 1881-11-15
Tho }'ofholt1ng Of MIR. Il. II. ntcCauley In
the Wyoming Htohntafns.
Nnftftf Nisnateh IN Tn f.itrdnn 1rfht1nf.


ItAwLlNs, Eyo., Nov. E..-1he saddcst event
tht llas ever occurred In this Territory WAS the
death Inst week Of Mr. L. n. MrCduLpy. nf rhi1a-
dolphin, III tho mountains Ilorth OF this place.
Saturday night courier arrived conveying the
horrible intelligence that ,bir. McCauicy and
rour men with whom he was travelling to Fort
Wnshnklo had bcun accidentally poa0ued-that
Mr.. McCautoy WIZ dead when he lott. and the
nthers fn II crticnl condition. Or. Mnghee, I'M
old army surgeon, started nt unco for tho cnmp
10 roltevo tho sick md to bring ln tho body Ut
Mr. McCaulcy, ita personal and Masonic friend,
going on ILLS drive Of 100 Inlles Without sleep OF
rest for forty-ciyht hours, during which bis enr5
were frosted ny tho Intense cold. On arriva!
hero tho body Of tho deceased, who ad attended
tho scssons Of the Grand Iodlte Of the Territory
exactly month ago. was received With tho
highest Masonic htInurs, and was takou IN q
speo!a! trntn by tho Masons 10 Fort Steetc.
whnro II WIS enbalmed under direction OF
three surgeons in the hospital Of. tho fort. 1t
now lies IN state ln tho Maaonto. Hail. This
horrible affair, which has greatly shookes
cook Of tho party, who used IN making brcatl.
afscnic,. Which WIS with tho party Tor uss IN
preserving. ting heasis of Kane ot'snined along
The way. Mr.. McCauIcy was q gontlemnn al
i,e1ng ths Cashier Of Tho i'hilaleiphia. iridYe.
tnbtlshmenta iu tho w0rld-a bruttsr Ut Capt.
acs a us o asi Tar Il tdin th;
il prominent monllMr OF Do stoloy Conia,andery,
uf Escadiug, lh.. where hls futnGr. tho it0v. Ir.
McGaaley. resides, ~ rsnans Tiit to takcn
tim Of the urald Lodge Of tho Territory ant,
Cnpt. and Mrs. aicCauluy, escorttne members oi
various com1E,qnlertes M naylng arranged to n@lcot @
pth0r points,
, 1881-11-15
THE WEATHER.


f'sAHHA SerFlCCs
OFFtcE or THE CitKr StuNAt, t)rrtcr, ,r
1Nur's, IL q. Nnr. Ill a. ,n,--rnr ~ ms.Asn "Asn'
ami tho Ohio Wiley, cnltcr FUR wrathaa h..aetses
followed by falling barn,uctor ma 1.t' fl'inf
wiimls. becoming tnrtnbtc. "oF1aerl1
For tho t.akn rcRfuil, colder nnd ,,o.,...,
weather, preceded by light snow IN ,h tsff
lug t,arpmoter, A'' aaa IT,
For tito Upper Mississippi and 1ovar v,::.
Valleys Eohcrnlly FUR weather tlurn,. I.n.'ouH ~
followed In tho northern purtfon t,. tsda 'ae dar,
weather md lfxht srtuw, c0ltlcr ho.G,atenhf
loltO"etl ny w9tther Gust attl suuth VII. nldA
risi!1x followed by falling bnromctre. "laos. nj
The Clief slKnat Ulllccr furnishes ths rou.-
There ts slight disturbance In tha ., >,
rciice Sa1tcy and North Lake Untnrin g.. e. Lss*
aHuws 1nd purity cloudy weuther !. sna san il1ht
ftutu tho Luke rGgtOtl Fair wenthn- ssspotei
nl! tho other districts. rho tutncppatvals pattvals Ia
fMIen from lO Il! ~ rxreos lii tho }nta ~ als
Ohio FMtleY. md the Northwest, rsru sllasRl9t
tue 1ulf States, aud falon slightly Bn *
Atlantic aud New Englanl Cnnsta. fiji teo9th
nlln wiftds itre reported froln tho MIiea x: xsa.
70 northwest winds continue IN tho Eoutseaast
Stntes, fonncsHee. atltt tho Ohio Vanyp yp'aW!aeln Weln
erIy wltIns nrovnil In tho Lake rcRlnn III pMts
west, atld cAst to south winds aru rrn'.s .,9rta
tito Rocky Mountain rcRi0lf. Il cold VAN tuta
rroachtiiH from tho N,rttlweat Tho IaIt.s..aap az
itre ttat ttitch cOlier and fIir weather SI a
ynti III the Aildsle and Southern Statca Gnpps. p5e.
Tucsduy and Wednesday,. ''"'es uufas
Ctl1GAu0. Nov. il-lU:lH n. m,-Thc fo,,,,.,-
observations nro taken ut the satna mntnann
tlmo ut NIL tho stations nR.iau. At'u' VI
0ENEtt4I 0nsEuyArsar.
, 1881-11-15
The Resignation Of Macveagh as
Attorney"GeneraI Accepted
Yesterday.
Secretary Fofgcr Sworn Iii las Chief
officer -of tho Treasury DC.
partment.
George d. Gorham, the Oalumniator Of
Garfield, to Have q High
i, Place,
AfAIIONE.

A CABINET POSITION wlTltIS MS 0HAsr,
WASHINGTON, d. t., Nov. H.-'rhoro
seems to bs growing Impression here that
Senator Malone may be rendered Cabinet
position will, tho view 0f encouraging fur
ther assaults against tho Democracy In tho
South. Tl,a Democratic Senators who are
here 10 not hesitate to say their party would
tight against MA1i0ne's confirmation. Ono
Of then, says tin Democratic Senators would
keep the Scnntc IN deadlock Until tho end
Ut Congress before they would let Afalto1le
lie confirmed rs II Cabinet officer. Senator
Blair, who iy n warm frloal} Of Mal0ne, n1il
llns talked with lin grcnt deal about his
political aspirations, says liz does not be-
lieye Mnhone would lcAya the Senate with
ncarly full term ahcal of him to accept n
Cabinet position
, 1881-11-15

lt0herls aud Cook, ut KAvRMua!l> NIo.
'spse9at uupoteA 10 1h4 Chicago tribune,
IT. JosErll, Mu,, Nov, H.-Last ulght II most
pioaaant aud elegant wedding took place Ut sa-
yuntuh, ttltle vi'ta4o twelve miles east Of this
city, In Andrew County. NE. II. Hoherts 4nd
Miss 1lIez Cook wosa tho contracting parttes ltv
ls avery p0putAr alld woll-so.do young inrr-
Of " State senator W!ltiuil, Cook, whu IL row
prominent bunker, all the partes are vol
knuwll aud stnl.d hf1h. II was u church wedding,
aud u frIundiy reception took place Ut tho Cook
1uAuslpp,
, 1881-11-15

WAstlISaroS, d. O.. Nov. H.-The Prcsl-
dent has accepted Acknowledgement Mac
Veagh's resignation. The employees OF the
Department calles! upon him anu lnade Off
eEnl farewells, md he turned tile depart
Inent over to tile charge Of Sol1cItorsIeneral
Phillips. who will be acting Allorney-Gencr-
nj until new appointment Is made.
IT Is REpO1srED
tint tic position Of Assistant Secretary of
tho Treasury will be rendered 10 George G.
Gorhum.
THE TREASURY CHIEF.
Judge Folger was today sworn tn anu ns-
sun,ed the duties Of the Secretary Ut tho
Treasury. Ex-Secretary Window turned
over to his successor certain keys which arc
always kept by tic Secretary and batte him
goa.l-hy. Mr.. Window was considerably nt-
fected, uIid remarked In II private collyerstl-
ton TINT these changes revived sad melslo-
rtes Of tho past summer. lie left tic depart
,ncnt III company witt. Senator Ferry, Of
Michigan.
, 1881-11-15

alone, lie never would llave bccn recognized
as a kinsmnn. lie Is evidently n business
1na1, who Is brought Into the cnse fronA tho
strlctest scl,se Of duty, w|ln has been a
stranger to his brother almost from lmyEiood,
who deeply feels tic painful position in
which llo Is plaeatl. alltl is shocked Mt
tllo disgrace brought upon Ills family nnlnp.
The sccno tn tho courtroom was, III Its form,
TINT Of M ordinary criminal trial. with n
very turbulent person fur tia criminal; but,
next to the trlal Ut the Mlurtlcrers Of Abraham
Lincoln, thero Inns never been onc in this
country alsout which 20 mucil Interest has
gathered. Tllntono repcfltng, grini-ylsngct,
will-eye,t, madly passionate 1Rntl Inns brought
wo 10 a nation. Thorc were gathered In tie
audience, besides those named, but few WHO
arc known to tho world.
THE MOST TOUCHING FE.ATui.E
OF the sccMc, perhaps, wns When ten. Swain.
Col. Rockwell, Mr.. prutlei, or SONIC lnerl-
ber Ut President Gnrfetl's otcinl house
hold would enter by the rear door, take q
lesty, seemingly sl,mllerlng link At the
assassin, at,r tllon retire. as II unable long to
Look uIo,l D,sp whose fatal shot liatt meant
so much to tl,eu,. Tic trtal ltas ,,,atlo proR-
ress. Five jurors nut Of t,aneI Of twenty
six linyo been ncceptetl. TlteyMro alt worthy
men, Of middle agc, who do not seem likely
to be mts,etl tly p.ssion Or controlled by fear.
IT is expected tint tile full jury will be Sc
Cnreti tomorrow.
rwu rlitSns SEEMED SIGNIFICANT
lit the tlny's business. The ev.llise! for
t;nlteau did not Rttcmpt 10 restratn lin In
his passionate outbnrsts. md even wlle,, he
smiled and were silent. Is this stAgc-M0vo
.n+tn ~ r,fnu ftha ns,f,urrHt Iiffntnitnna
between thu counsel for the defense, too, arc
nat understood. Is that o part Of q iegnl
trick 10 deceive tile public? rhe assassin
may hnvc MI unbalanced mind, but there
wns certainly nothing III his conduct lu the
court to-day to fndicnte tint lie Is not re-
sponslble for Ills acts
THE Defense
intend to appeal to tho pity. the humanity Of
Tie Jury. They will urge, with what power
nf elnnucuce they llayr, that the world las
always treated wit. tho tcntlerest consi.icrn-
tion its il,sul,s roar--lhat 1t las not nnttcrel
much to civilized peuplr whether great
careers, like TINT Oi t1enn Swift, have gone
out II, nt, awful downfall of ruin, with the
M.nl, lying atop. or whether II common pnit-
per has gni,e nlntl-ttlc satne humanity las
cared for botl Wien silence n|ld night have
closed over a hunun Intellect, and that
it las gonD lard viii. the people who lid
not pity nllu protect the pnDr, hrAtncss body
that IL left. Every movement Indicates TINT
this Is TO he the defense. Questions rs to Ju-
risdirtton mud malpractice Aru not cnHsltl.
ercd.
rI1r: ASSASSIN II PLAYING Ills PART
rs If cager to crente public impression TINT
lie is tnsunc. lie writes aati, btnsptlcnous
speeches; l.c hides Himself behind tie. Deity;
, 1881-11-15

lie waH a lawyer aid knew law himself; that
wl,un lie wn,,,od help he wo,tt. ask tor It;
and that lo desired tlis speech to be pub.
lshetl for tic purpose Of influencing public
opinion. liz WITS again sionccd l,y. Ito
Court, md, Il llnying becn ngrccd TINT the
sittings of tho court should ba from 10 a. III.
tn Il u, M itnttr nIlnwiur half MI hour f0r
rccrss. the court n,liourucd.
0u,TEAu's PERFORMANCES IN cornr To-
DAv
seene.l TO lnse Convinced n few persons that
he Is really orazy; but the general opinion IL
TINT ho nycrsi.l ILLS actIl,9; that tho satne
shrcw,lncss with which lie p!ul,nstl tlio u.s.
sastna.tor alut Ills escape FROM tho mub
prompted lin, to hts line ot COLI
duct titls morning, with view
OF backing mp lis plca Of III
sntitty by his nctlnns lie was undoubtedly
mitch excited, especially Wien two poi1ce-
llinr saizotl him. Iia threw them otf yEn-
lentiy, md toltl shom to Mind tl,olr own btlsi-
ness; TINT he proposed 10 CONDUCT his own
cnse. The co,lrse OF Robinson, assoclnte
counsel, In asking fur n postponelnent atl'l
for additional counsel without consulting
ScuyiIle, his chief, Is commented OH MS ult-
usual I'll practice. Scoyillc snys s,lcll pro-
ccctlfng Is ,l,cnrt Ut, and that lo will retro
from tho cnse II llohins0n Is permitted such
a lltglt-hn1ltlcd course. ScovIlle wns very
tufkt Hl,nnt In rOtirf nt1I tpng onlt nnctttnt hy
, 1881-11-15
NOTES..
EEf1t%E rntf 4 ftLtflS1tf

... RELIEF Foit \ itEio's WIDOW.
NAs't!S''ioN' -. ~, NoF: fs.-Col. I"I-
her' Chlel OF uo ios1'oince !Hspecto1s' nus
received saoo' III sums of sl anu w. III re-
spouse 10 MI appeat 1or SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 a'a
tho "'doW OK lra rall"mpnreS, the lan'l.cnrF!er
VINO was phraea 10 aeath IN tho gfcat Mica'-
gan fiFes lust summer wlllle III the tllscAarEa
of Ills aatE - iost'Vh'ce inspector nus
oeen seht 10 Mlc!ilgah 10 inquire INTO t!le
circumstances OF tAe Widow anu ascertain
now tue money emu bu invested to tt1q best
advantage. humphrey was advised mol to
% over !is route. belt ne felt that neither lIra
nor 1oou sao'tiu aclay tho mails. Iha posi-.
tl0n III which Tie remains were found
showed that ho WIS trying to shield so,ne
school children from TIC flames When liz was
hf'nsalf overcome. ......
rOsT.oFFICE ABOLISHED. ..
FIrat-AssIstaut-lt,st,na General Ilotton
today discontinued tho postolce Mt Sl,ackel-
fordA. King allu Queen County, Virginia, be-
cause tho people of that town would not lot
ttn TIM cttlzrI,s RI thu % town ari, Demncrats % antl
tl,ey nblerte,l tn the a,,nointmeut of t;nn]dsr
bccn,su he In n Neadi,lster, Tney refused
IN rent lin, rnom f,,r mn nf,ica md ,yi,nn In
honuht lnn,hnr rnfuvod tn let lin hnve
uro,,r,t an wbIc,, tn orect m, otjlrc. Thts casc
wua th,s rourosa,,ttui tn tha I,enn rtment. an,i
the oflice ,gns ordart., ,ltacont,nncti.
-. .I,,u,T,1vna, 5n,t,,,as,ov
soune, i, T,"rr"ti,ar. VII" ros eonnrmod
hv the Sennta ,,s POSTMASTER nj SfcKccsnort.
, 1881-11-15
PACIFIC COAST MAILS.
The People Complain ol lnass ,,%',.
Fac,llttps-They Want Two ''"""

Tho People Complain ot lnass ,sr',. =
Fncilltlps-TlAey Want Two '''""
hay. ..,s.mcp,trs
CHEYENNE, wyo., Nov. ia tI'ass' .''.roo .l't.I i
was held this evening to 1lsailss sue f,u,,.
Increased mall facilities fur tho rug .,a a> IL
uoy. iIoyt prestl.g. llcao!ntioua tst''s s'a',.a1
fact that tho Territories Of Wso'''l'x. ,a'r, Il
l.iahv, Utah. nnd Washington a''a eao ,,'aa o,yt
Oregon, Nevada. and California c''f1.a,'' '".tni
4 mlltn nnd halt Ut pcople. my" "n, snITvr
REQUESTED 70 taKo euh Interest 't ,ass .ne tua.
anco Of thu design ;tu n's.,utss, '".Its RI
Hasse shsy n1ay i@ as oea nt: t6s 5 oeiitsa. 'Ssss
suggesting that pt!hlo tnecii'ixM1 MoEts H ii tns pts
peKsi q aae actsIs cmst wo pr'!!y; Ss !s I'll
desirable ncttlo1s VI aes9fiPs'uSs ~. Ss,Sst u ~
pcntcd 10 for III n!l md .t oncestptt
f9rsn1sanoe Ut the nbjgct. a se''T rvo tpAlls Pef
will p0 leli OH thQ Facl'c 1o"7''
tIBy uta Nkfitgd.
, 1881-11-15
CASUAITIES.' :
- =. 'Lt' ..--
The Landslide in Cleveland VIII
Do 500, 900 Worth of
Damage.
Tic Strcator Coal Milne Has Three
Hundred Acres or Water Six
Feet l>cep.
Several Persons Killed and Others
MANNED In Railroad Accidents
-Other Mishnps.
4 Loas Of 100000 Isutaf1cd BY the
l:nrtllHilp Ia Cleveland.

a A0Ae OF SluUaUuV AsHtRtBcu Nv tao
I:nrtlnill, In Clsvclntttl.
3pfetat Dtspa.eh to fns Ctitdqo Tribune.
CLEvErast,, O.. Nov. A.-Tho landslide which
tlisnttrnus tlan was Mt tlrst expected. 1t IN.
waived tho sinking Ut nbout Two ucrcs Of land
Immediately nllotnng tho Gust atdr Of scranton
nvon.ie hIllt to depth varying {fo,n twenty to
itEty lcet and broakucrose scranton avcu1to
Hbo1lt fl) fcot long by nbntst thirty fcnt dccp,
ansl causing partial filling up Of the low ground
lying West ut Scranton avenue. Since the Iands
slq took ptaco It is appnrunt thnt It ,nust have
inl,pcned sooner or later, From tho sunkcn
land no less than three springs send
thcfr Writer'S into gully. When Scranton
nveti,to I'LL was pAveIl, III lBfH. provision was
mutt. for an outlet for those springs by laykng
three pipes connecting with tho run. nnd also
sewer uncr tho street. III tho course Ut tt,nU
these p!rcs bcca,!o ol'atructeA In soino way. aud
outlet M,ltlpr und through tho street.. tuoseniug
aud uildermlniug IT tu sllol HI uxtcnt tht. sulu
four yenra aE9, fho pavement on the wGst sdo
e. qdt tha M aaMk y plaues fr9M I've to thr9e
Chicaso & 1T. Hou!s Hallway Af" began u IL i;
oxcavato nn the west ai,lo OF Scranton
Or the hll anl south Of Fniclloll streot, heuvily
bHllnstcd By stnno r1ncctl thoro by tito railway,
sank. md tho wntcrs CARRIED imn,cna0 quantities
ja:ninei mil lilo waier tackct. iirst forming
Inko extending nbol,t 3tD feet aor,l, Of Wiley
strset, md tI.en backing Into tho reilnerlos md
E'enicAt Works. J. II. itclso y Co.. .rotners. J.
s!nl,Hhtor-h house. the American f.ubrIcattnR
suspended oporAtluns OIL nccount Of The 1unlHKe
lpne hy watcr. Mccroa's packing house, old
Stock Yarda. and lke 1toynolds' rendering works
fnlts II looso eavt,, whicl, swept down tho
gully Tho loss will probably AMOUNT to $l0, 900.
, 1881-11-15
died OF His. ,I1sJs.r]cE.

Special CorrttpohdtHet AZ TAs Chicago Tribune.
NEDrOIlp, lnl., Nny. l2.-John Garuner, tho
unfortunate brakeman who wus fatally Injured
on tho llcdford l. l5oonlleld Railroad laHt Tucs-
day, hpI1 OIL to life with Il wonderful tonautty.
III four or flyo pacns, Il inv broken, and bis
right aldo pArAiyzeL. JIe WIS ttncunsclous from
tho tlnle hi wllH hurt Until he ted-tilroe days.
In d much more serious t,nslllar thAn wRA
Thought at Elrst. Tho otseera Of tho road pro-
nounre tho story sont by SOME reporter that tile
lIuC AS false,