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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20
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TIE ELECTION IN OHIO.

This being an oil year there was good
chance for tho democrats to have carried the
State in the Oatober election, II they had
. ted wisely and Chosen q candidate for
governor who ought 10 DO elected. Tho,
have not done this, however, for Mr.. John
Bookwslser, the nominee, ought to DO do
feased, and By democratic votes. In 60 far
"a his character and personal relations are
concerned, wo presume no IL as worthy a
gentleman @ could have been nominated for
inc exalted position. He has mover been in
politics, has no public record, 90 on nj.
score nothing can DO urged svsins,
MN. 80 lar as we have been
Able TO learn, no stand. wall
Tor honesty and integrity and Ia GOOD oil,
1en, but he Is the last man tho democrat.
ought TO have nominated. He resides a,
Springfield, Ohio, 10 p sse.sed Of o,s.,
wealth and Is liberal with bis means, bu, be
ia manufacturer andi In favor Of a high pro.
secsive @rif. The gcvernmcn, h., oi,s,
him and o'her manufacturers in the county,,
special favors and 10 thinks II did ripb,, =, =,
grcss has lcsisla.ed 10 tho in.eres, Of . s... !.
Cd few In the land, he being one Of ,hsr,.
and no endorses this action on the mar, =,
conereu. In other words no |, a pro,sc,,oS,
hs and thinks his rish. and proper %,
'ns government 10 build up ,r.,,
monopoliss d The ospsuss Of N.
masses Of The psopla h NJ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20

FEARFUL news was telegraphed from
London on the 18th instant. All tho tee.
graph wires and ocean cables OF tho world
trembled and groaned with the dread tiding,.
The daughters Of the Prince of Wales
were taking ride In the neighborhood Of
Hyde Park and The horses bol.ed. A wheel
OF tho carriage collided with a lamp pos.
and the girls were taken from the vehicle
unhurs bat dreadfally frightened. Such a
little escapsde would not have frightened
American sirls, ba. on the contrary they
would have relished Il and would have had
lots Of fun over II, But Il II not ridiculous.
not to say d,eeustinp, that American news
pspers should pay tho high tsritl charged
per word for rablegrsms, for such STUFF
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AN UNHAPPY MISTAKE,

II Is 10 bo deeply regretted that Governor
Roberts has seen fit to transmit tho response
no did 10 Governor Foster, of Ohio, who
suggested the issuance OF u proclamation set
ting apart day, to be generally agreed
on, for the welfare and recovery of the prs.i.
dent OF the United States from the recentl,
attempted assassination. II is TO be regrets
ted. too, that he has not put forth some bet
ter reasors than he did for the refusal to
coa'esce in the general plan. Ga tho very
day on which the dark drcd WAS done
the people Of tho state of Texas without TO-,
gard 10 party or 10 creed, or to tho inspiring
motive OF the act, met in the various c,ies 10
denounce the criminal and to express their
horror at the crime. In common with their
brothers of the other states, south and north.
the eyes Of our citizens we're wet with tcsr,
Of sympathy for the wounded executive,
while their tongues were !ireless Ia execra.ion
OF tho shame that had been pu! upon this
country, the age and our civilization. In com.
iupn with them, when the viros
went burdonod to the Whuo
House with messages Of symp.,bv
love and hopo, tho people of this erea, cos.
mopolsan state Of. Texas, spoke GU. in an.
shusiastlo meetings assembled, those who
wore the blue and those who wore tho gray
those 70 tho manor born and those from other
states, until ono echo would have correc,lv
repeated the sentiment Of the whole Addsd
to oil this, cAblsgrsms from acros, the water,
came loaded With the kiudlisst Of words, and
sne most fervent Of hopes from
even tho dladem crowned rovsl,,a. =,
Europe. for emperon and kings and QUEENS
- we'll y princss and other nobili,ies sbov.
cred their swsss drops Of sympathy over Tho
embodiment tho living principle Of Ameri-
cAn nationality, the representative of Amer.
loan government and liberty. Churcbe,
sofousnous the land contributed their prsv-
on iot 'he executives restoration, and a,k,a
Tor "she bles'iugs Of lie and health 70 A..
president OF these United su,e..n Thu
pfompsnss Of action, the iervor Of en,bu,,.
avn, The unanimity Of feeling which
psfvaded The entire section !, ~.
di're''ing case wore Of immense pro,r.o,i..
benea! to tho south. As ILLUSTRATIVE =, LINZ ,S,'
TACT tho response that came from sec,,,. Az.
Blaine to Senator COks's Telegram f,ov,
WACO 70 the effect ,hM "Ttxm WA v,,.. S,.'
over The pre'idenps Fiction, and ovsraovsS
VITA Indication N the crime" stating ,h !.
he tBlalnel and shs prssidsns and i.mll,
were made happy d shk conduct Of T.za.
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The NEWLY elected senator Of New Yo,k,
Hon. Warner Miller !, paper manufacturer
and protec.ionist As q member Of con.
sress no bitterly opposed the reduction Of
tho duty on pulp used In the manufacture Of
paper, and he 10 cousin Of D. II Anthony
OF kan'as. editor Of the Loavsnwor.h
Times. Plat 10 avenged BY biz successor.
record.
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VOTE FOR
GALVE STON

U1a1verSity OF Texas,
Because her large II 'spi'als All ,rd unrlyaled
advantages for making Practical Doctors
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& SON,
Manufacturing Jewellers.

Nojewciry house i'm the south has a better .eIected
stock II is the place find everything I'm the iewelry
line
SEND YOUR ORDERS BY MAIL.
You can rely upon prompt execution careful selection
all avors All goods represented just what they are Our factory
Is now In complete running order repairing Of complicated
wachesa specially; also engraving.
6I4 MAIN sTREE T DAlLAS
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A SOutherner's Flyiog Machine.

Charlotte observer.
1t il now leaned that DR.. Daniel Ash
bury's flying machine will be given its finish
ing touches within one week. For two
years DR.. Ashbury, with the aid of a skilled
mechanic has been engaged in pertec,ing
h's ide'. 50 far as can be gathered from the
description Of those who have enjoyed the
privilege Of viewing the con.
strnction, about the following idea Is
given of it, The invention reverts to first
principles for Its basis. Nature furnishes the
model, and tho birds Of the mir are robbed of
The secret Of their motive power for its pur.
pose. The body OF the i ven,ion Is in shape
something between q boat and the body of a
bird. The wings are made Of canvass and
constructed in imitation of birds wigs.
They measure thirty feet from tp TO tip.
They are made TO operate, not by W. rking the
arms, as is supposed, by but ingenious
machinery to which pedal is
stIaceen, and which Is worked
by the foot like sewing machine. This Il
only used when 1t Is desired 10 ascend. As
Soon as the proper altitude Is reached the
happing Of the wings being extended on
level, the bird machine, with the aid Of pr, -
peIlers on the sides, sails through the air any
distance desired. The machine 10 nicely bal.
anced, and IL 1t Is desired to descend, all thai
snecessary 10 TO throw little extra weight
forward TO give the besk the right incline
Downward, and the object 10 attained. Dr.
aAshoury's reputation rs An inventor Is estab-
nshed ey his method of curing tobacco, exs
tensively in use In this stste and In Virginia,
and leads to hope that bis latest idea may
DO success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11
The Big Four,

Inc enterprises of N. E. Crsddock is Or,
verbal IN Dallas. Starting in the liaao,
business business in this ty few years ago, BY close
attention, honesty of purpose, fair dealing
and the buying and selling of only tho vas,
pest and puresl CLASS OF gcods, he hs bull, nm
an immense business. With two 6rst-clsss
saloons in the city, one 10 Corsicans. snS
one OF IN Denton, the "big four" is capturing
o a., .ne .is1e. Just 60 to Crsddock's saloon,
corner OF Main and Austin streets, and visit
the store room, and you will be ss,onished A.
me quantity Of goods there TO be found.
Urea! rows OF whisky barrels full of the pure
old Monarch. with bungs open, and mellow.
,ng with age imported wines, ales, fancy
liquors, mineral waters and cigars without,
end; Buying in large quantities for cash he
Is always enabled to get the very fines, qusli
,ties OF goods for less money than the small
buyers have to give for inferior qualities
lou md the same liquors in all his saloons
ana attentive, courteous attendants 10 cater
to you desires
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11
Forty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse

MRS, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-.
scrip Ion OF one at the best female physicians
anu nurses In the United States, ard has been
used lo' forty yeals with never failing safety
anu succe by millions of mulhe, aud Chi.
uren, from the feeble infant OF one wax did
% the ADULT. 1t c, rrects acidity uf the etom-
ach, relieves wind cOlic, regulates the bowel
ana gives rest, heIth and comfort TO mother
anu enid. We beiieve 1t the best snd su,est
remedy In TIA world. In all cases of dysentery
and di,rihpa in children whether arising from
teelhlng or rom any other cause. Full direc
IONS Tor using will accompany each bottle.
None genaibe unless the fac-simile of Curtis
PERKINS Is on the outside wra, per. Sold by
oil medicine dea iers. 25 cents n bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

, A little girl aged three years, daughter Of
samuel Schwsrz, died In DAYTON, Ohio,
monday morning from eating the heads off
Of several parlor matches. This was done
several days ago, aud no immediate bad
ELECTS re noticed until Sunday, when the
child took sick aud medical aid was sum,
her life. ~ '"
me outspokenness and patriotism of
anIcnoishop CrAke have endeared him 10 the
SMuauoripg people of Ireland. On his return to
sSnarles, County Tipperary, he was met by
gu immense multitude, who with band Of
music, welcomed him home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
has Inst received complete stock OF new type,
purcha.ed cx nressly'for the execution q book
work. Thuse having books or pamphlets TO
nyint should not fail 10 call at the HERALD
yop OrriCw and see specimens and ascertain
prices, All work guaranteed.
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Graud HOONlight Picnic

Inc Frcshinn singing society will give a
grand moonlight picnic at Shs y View park
AZ inc terminus of the San Jscin,o railroad.
on the eleventh of this month. Tickets for
sale 81 at tho Market drug store, China hall and
TRINITY cigar factory. Admission so cents
Ladies free
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

The partnership hereto fore existing between
simon Msyer aud Leopold Bohny, under the
0rm nams of Maver 4 Bohny, proprietors OF
Apollo Han, was dissolved by mutual agree
ment on the 9th Inst, Leopold Dohny assum-
Ing all liabilities and pay ing all Indebtedness.
SIMON MAYER.
LEOPOLD BOllNY.
Referring to the above. respectfully inform
my friends and the public generally that Will
continue tina business at Apollo Hall, corner
Main nm Poydras streetsi where he best of
wines, liquors and fresh Winkelmeyer's beer
can always DO had. LEOPOLD B0HNY.
tl2 wi
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S26. re WARD 1

sTOLEN.-On the night Of the 3rt Of May, NJ
Farmers IRA oh, ona gray horse years old,
l, hands high with an inverted with bar
across II, short name. with hoot shod In 'front.'
nj al, hog. oack branded Wit. a running W,
The above reward will be paid for the return
Of either The horses or the thieves.
BE-. ] ONES. khtiifl DalDsa
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
NOTICES..

- nsPr,u --~>--~-~~~
II intn an m Aayer. senlvn,s may be haudsi
and into the cnm business Office up tot p. m.
nj us.OAL-Prot Goodnow = sIs;.,I -, -,
mus, "asners, will onen a consrrysiarv VII oI
has adc 1aas i ,SS,h, at Norton's building He
PUPILS I'm ,ne New Method" Of teaching
aaiss ~ cost OF emily 5000 Satisfaction sn.sV
word. o,d "sney rtiauded. Advau ce Is The
now VIII, H sxn lIosssm must 60 Prof, Good
MATING ear,g At O'Clock, at said bSiiains Murray
lend ~ music are Invited to at.
vv,,r,s,s ju 7-4t
* na.Sa MILL FOR sALE-1t VTsa,
ION, n ,rss- no,, ~ complete Flour Mill with a
OF wears ~ill lease miil grounds Tor a number
" y m,S, good title Warranted "ui"o'f
-,,,-., .an CHRISTIAN KRIEG.
N ponnds a bargain can be mad in n
u1.lon, by applying At this Me- ~ p'i'iie con-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

EOR RtN The Sto e, GIL Elm street, 25 by
$50 feet, formerly occupied by Calm Bros.
one OF the best stands In The city. Apply to
ID I'm Browning 1857 Elm street.
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NOTI,E.

Having been appointed administrator of
thu estate of Mrs. Emily q. Caruth, notice Is
hereby given to oil parties having elaine
against said estate, to present them to the I'M
ders,gned. Iho,e indebted, please come for
ward and settle the same:
W. J. HALSFLL,
wit, Administrator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

DOR RENT-A comfortable house near to
l. business, with seven rooms cistern and
hydrant all new TO a good tenant low rent
will be given. Apply at Sanger bros TO
dtf y. NJ. WHEAT,
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A deslrabe busl.
II ness house, centrally located, suitable for
hotel and bar-room. Apply at
U 1892 Main Street
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ENoR ALE -lhave nice Residence pron
- eity, outside city limits, acre of ground.
good nonse and ont house,, barn, and splen,
uld well Of water; viii sell for part cash, bal
ance on good time, to suit, or will sell for
each prices; title to prope, ty perfect For
'urlher particulars cill IN W b, GANO.
Attorney al Law, No. aO7 Main street, up stairs
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MISCELLANEOUS w.Nrs


w ED-B0AkUERs-A few gsn,,a,no.
mo-. VI sehtienan and wife can lie accn'..i
M puatsu win ex ell Mt board ana roo,ns n,
hin.,. ,rhzof's, rner Jackson ana Atard ~ "
o.ook oaek If Olty Market. AA'' one
w AM pa good boy Who viii enter i6s
~ me Office with the view of learn,rc , ,he
ieue- wage, small, Inquire at HKR,I oilirs,
w ANrsD-A girl Tor general honse-wor,
w good washer anu ir0ner. AMY a.
int r. s. U, hkMEN WAY
~ .-.S ,or Browter and Young streets
w ANTE A goo.w man n a sinai, FANNY
my the Nat Qua Hotel.
w AN tED-A goou female covk- withon-
~ young ehlld'en, Tor small mmiv
gu. waves paid AZ Russ avenue,
w ANIhU-LADi AGENTS, We want g.
tn wo uingent, mergetiv Lady Agen to sci,
'" MoNEN ONLY, an article of Zeal bysien'c
fit, N, Audress, for pArtcul ara aud liberaI
snI MANNER 20 Cor OF Mich gan Ave-
81" , 1ac1son 81, Chicago, III my3l-eod-Gt
w ANrED-50O men and women to engage
rN IN pleasant and profitable businsss
ror particulars, cali al rs Main street. !, cond
,Oo,,, q. limo.
w AlIED-A hist-clas, carfia 90 drummer
~, NO other aeed Apply. Also a pood
otaeAs IN helper. 1Ss and 40 Commerce Al
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ko kEST-New store house and office,
L 6O7 Pacific Avenue, near Lamar rest
and fronting L. Il P. Depot. Viii ent cheap.
Apply tn ii. q, HO>KINS.
iul-tf CO- n IN strroa,
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FOR RENT.

DOR RtN r-seyersl good pianos and organs
l. at c. II EDWARDS, 12j Main IT Rent
allowed to apply on purchase If bought in the
A IL,
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t'on ga n "A ,wenty-nve morse power sta
~ .ione,y boiler and engine, saw mil colt N
snu p'i'dinss, in goo. y ace. Can get ali
the wo That The machinery can do aud ca N
pt'u. Tor II. THis property will be sold on
easy erms ana ut It's halt value. Any person
proht. should ctil and see me AT Dowdy, Il Fer.
ry' pdilas County, Texas A g. ViNING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-11

EoRRENf-f0r tns summer nicely furn.
isned and large south front room, con.
vcnient TO business coolest room In IN, CITY,
Applyto JONES & MURPHY
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FOR SALE.

Eok SALE-A good mich COW ana calf
Apply 1896 Commerc4 81. inlo 81
EoR SALE, BUSlNEs>-An ensrget g 6usI.
= mes nan, with $500 to S2,OJ0, can MIR
entse an inter ST In, or All, of an
ISL tnsa lshed paying business. 1t Will b ,sr
wanting To sell, Addrss, '0'
9 VI RARE CHANCE, this Office.
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EOR SALE One OF tue 6ssI of family
= horses The hol is large and perfectly
teiiab e. Will cell phesion and hari ess ton
Apply 10 w. q. | kLES, lU23 Elm 81
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-03
The Missing Jeannettes

SAN FRANcIsces, Oct. 2. -Whaling scheon-
er r B. Heny, Capt. Winans arrived yester-
day from the Artic sea. She brought down
CAM Clifford and crew Of the whaler Daniel
Webster, crushed by ice near Point BaIrows
Capt. Clifford confirms the report contained in
a cablepram published by the New York Her.
aid September q. stating that the natives had
seen wrecked ship far to the eastward, and
four white men Among the natives con-
versatiou between Clifford and tho natives was
conducted principally by signs, and 1t was diff
ficult to understand from signs made whether
these four men were dead or sick as the natives
indicated their condition as being one OF sleep
There is similarity in the statement, of the
Esuuimauq concerning the wreck, and that re-
lativo to the location OF the wreck OF the Wig
liant.
The number of bodies corresponds, fonr dead
men having been found on the Vigilant, but.
The dis ance between the two localities IL SO
great as to render it scarcely possible that the
two stories apply to the same vessel. Capt.
Winans advances the theory that the jean
nette has sought northeast passage around
North America and mentions as q thread of
evidence leading that way that the Indians
who reported to apt Clifford the wreck to
the eastward produced new brass kettle
which came from wreck The kettle was
new and bright and just from the store, having
the name aud place manufacture, which the
captain thinks was Waterbury, Mass, but be
lost the record he made sof ii at the time. No
ship had Seen in tfiat vicinity during the last
two wears and it would seem that these were
not articles from a ship before that time as II
would have been made use of, for soon after a
native brougtstit TO Point barrow and it twas
Immediately utilized ssS SStssSK
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-03

tlstTssoti fff-a fBv Telegranh0 5s9L9 @4g
~ NEW YORK Nov Cotton closed firm II 12-1 &c
for middling uplands and IL 3-16c for middling Or
leans. H ~ VI atak
p I Fr,ouR--The market closed firm; No Q at 4 8fa6
5'S6;Superfine Western and State sh@e 2' COM
mon to good extra Western and State $685. -;
good to choice do at g S50S 30; common to choice
do at 8k@9 IS; common to good extra Ohio g 70
R8 40 common to choice extra st Louis at 8 soa
. q O0: Patent Minnesota extra 009 5Q;choice to
double extra at 5000 75 CITY Mills extra for the
indies att e5l78 90; low grades extra 3OfT6 IS.
Southern -four firm; good TO choice extra at SoG
rs: sales for the week have heen loi 600 bbls,
RYE FLorR firm but only moderately active 8 90
II iyoRN-MEAL--uuiet but generally firm; Western
yellow at 81 az 90; Brandvwine at 90:
3 Il WHEAT-market closed firm; No 2 Red Winter
on spot at 63i% al 59sz sales at b2T for De-
stober: be6a1 5e1s for November 5Ss4 q l h9i4
December, No Q Chicago nominally at "A; 10 2
4 Frlwaukee at Al sales TO- the, week have been
9 G;orngclosed steady; No on spot 1907 14c; 75c
bid for October sales at ~ ia for November; rs
asi "a December, sales for the week have been s.,
Y9 osTsel closed hrm No white at .; No do
at E21zcsNo3 White at Sic; No Mixed 46c; No 2
do 4sc: sales for the week 2 1887. 600 bush.
q Pork--market uuIer; mess IN spot ct - s71s@
20 90: 20 90 asked for October % 25 asked f y
November: 40 80 asked December % 90 asked for
I January: sales for the week 2se0 bbl on spot.
sfard--closed steady and firm; prime steam on spot
~ 3d. Q As a12 c521h for October: sales ct u II
November: ~ 721aa12 TIA December - 90 1S@
ia a7la for January. stias.3 4i..i .5s..sss
i Talow-Quiet. sl55 s.s.Iaa Ell
Z I; BUTTER--drm.
4CH,c.ao oct 1 Flour is in good mand at
full prices. Wheat higher; No Red Winter at a
al AZ; No 2 Chicago sprine at a9'@ A. 40 cash ;
L ASIA for December; Sa14 all year. Or. high
err active and irm at 741s6 4iA for eash: "a ls0
1910 for October: 7s7s 974c for November; 73c
0ctobe 1884 074Iz 9 for November; 7514676s4 c
May. oats higher at AM c for ssh 45saG45zk c
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-03
LYNCHED.
a Mob Hangs Murder at Bloomington,
= = -itta easias -s,0t Til.

A Mob Hangs @ Murder at Bloomington,
,'n7 4'lA -t Iii.
CHICAGO. Oct "a special despatch from
Bloomington, Ill, give graphic details OF the
ioncbing of the cenvict Charles Pierce last
night, for shooting mis- keeper Some OF tne
hast citizens were in the front ranks OF the
lvnchers. Business mea cheered and eneouI-
AGED the lyuchers and women waved hand
kerchiefs For two hours the. sheriff with al
mis- force, the police force and other ofnclais
stood at the jail door and fought and pleaded
with the infurated crowd, When the muir
dar was raised the first time police officer
bailey imperilled his life by running in and
emitting the rope, letting the body fall. A.
,an,ntinq to repeat this he came near being
killed. The officers called out the hre cepari-
,n.nt IN ouell the riot by throwing water on
,ha crowd hut cries of "Cut the hose" con
,r;noed Ihem il would not do and the steamers
went back. The ringing of fire bells called
out hundreds more and made things more e2-
citing. When the lynching was Imminent oe,
soatches passed between Gov Cnliom ana
Iieut. Governor Hamilton, and the sneriH
,ras directed to call on the militia, but IL was
known that the militia, but it was known that
me militia could not be assembled. Senator
E;far formerly State attorney, and II. b.
por1er state attorney, did all they could TO
nniet the mob. promising the murderer should
ha tried and pu uished, but their pieadIngs ana
nromises we're hooted ''Justice and courts
are a farce, awe have seen TOO much q
court fubbling," and the like we're thrust at
tbn OfiperS
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-03
A WONDERFUL SHOW.

Travels OF Coles Great Circus-How it is
Liked.
Especial Dispatch to the Press.l
81. STEPHENS, Ont, Oct 2.-The exhibition
OF W. W. Coles mammoth circus and menag-
erie in this city took place on Saturday and
was witnessed by the largest crowd of people
ever assembled in this vicinity. The show
sarpasses anything ever seen in this country.
1t has travelled over $1,000 miles within the
past year and has iourneyed over half way
around the world in less than five months, hay-
ing left Sydney, Australia, April 21st Fuf
enterprise aud energy it eclipses all other shows
in existence.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-03
Havana MARKER.

= {By IeIegraph.l =
HAVANA. Oct. Sugar is advancing. contract
Is reported of Sagua iiew crop, comprising 4oc0
hhss Nusea~adn, At ~ reals gold y arEobe; also
whole molasses crop Of one estate At $50 gold y
arrobe; Centrifugal Sugar 80 to 9e degrees polar
arrohe; stock in the warehouses at Havana and Ma
tanzas 1880 boxes, 20, 1ho bags and 1876, 200
hhds: receipts of the week 40 boxes and 80 hhds;
exports curing the week 200 boxes and 900 hhds,
including all the hhds to United states
Freights-no demand for vessels. loading at Ha
vaaa for the United States ~ hid Suga at 20
@2s621s cnrrencys loading at ports on the north
coast Outside ports) for the United States v hid
Sugar at 50n3 90: y hid Molasses O0G2 121a.
y Tobacco active and firm, fg
Spanish gold i, 80 " al 1884. Exchange tending
upward on United States so days gold at os4 @9
prem; short sight do at " clio prem.