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LADIES GOODS.


DOUGLASS.
NINTH STREE. 81. CLOUD BUILDING.
GENUINE Isle THREAD
GLOVES.
In great variety. at popular prices.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
For Ladies'. Misses and Children.
RELIABLE GOODS And LOW PRICES.
CORSET COVERS AND DRESSING sAOoUEs
OF our own Manufacture.
LADIES'. MISSES and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
In New Designs. for Summer Wear.
CoRsKTs
THOMsON'5 vENTILATINa. Tor hot weather
DOUGLASS,
m27 NINTH AND sTBEs1s.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST
Selection OF
STRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS. OSTRICH
PLUME5. FANCY RIBBONS. ETC..
South OF New York, at
MRS J. p. PAlMtR'S,
llO7 + 1t. Bet. l1th and Hath SITS.
R-MONOGRAM AND Isle THREAD
Gil OWES AT LOWEST PRICES. mas
SUMMER PRICES:
y SUMMER PRICES!!
MRS. M. j. HUNT.
621 AND 623 D STREET NORTHWEST,
Having made extensive additions to her stock Of
summer Millinery, is now selling the sans at
greatly reduced prices. Special bargains in
large variety Of Paris trimmsd Bonnets are
now being offered, along with others of our own
design, at prices far below cost Of msnufac-
lure. nal
NEW sUMMER GOODS French Pat
~ tern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Novelties,
Silk Wraps, Street and Travelling Wraps Under
garner ts at Greatly Reduced Prices; All the best
French Co,sets, Lawn and Percale Wrappers
942 q 1hke assortment Of ParAsOls aud Gloves
Partisan Novelties in Neckvear, Black and White
Laces in great variety. Ladies and Misses Bathing
Suits and Gaps, and carefully selected line OF
for 20 cents. a. WILLIAM.
: UiIs Trsvisss Fxris, 8O7 PsnnsyIvsnis
avenue. ml7
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lSSlFy Golddust Jr., winner Al DOL
year colt st.ies, Boston. 2:s4 he by Cold IN
Dam by Alexander's kdwin Forrest. sireN4G
Annie Uotins, :2S4, 3. 0. Edwin Forrest,
IA Marnion is cneetnus, of great bone, muscle,
size, power. speed and superior breeding, beauty
and style. Stands at stable Of JOHN u. 6HkEN,
CAT g st., Washington. D. @. n7-1Ws
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NOrICE-JoHN MIToHXI4I. lately With E.
Am Street between and ssreess for :1 ne n $40
poee Of carrying on the Plumbing aud Gsshtting
business. he respectfully invites his friends and
practical experience. yobbing promptly attended
to. Al work warranted. Reasonable charges.
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CEOOND.HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT ana the
- highest cash prices paid. Also. Watoheg Jew
airy, Guns, Pistols, &c. CAL OK address 6EHzO0s
Jos 9th ~ near pH. ave. Wsxz4
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J. Moo. PERKiNs, OouxssILoR- Ar-LAx.
SOC street northwest. 6pe0alU-Pate 1t Law and
Patent O61ce practice mAkA
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A NTON FIDOHKR'H DRY OI.AANIN0 EgTAB-
a LISHMkNT and DYE WORKS. No. 200 %.
Ladies' and Gentlemenb GARMENTS e al kinds
CLEANED and DYED; also. CREPE VkIA
LACES, GLOVES, &c
% SPECIALITY Ia cleaning nne XvkNIN0
DRESSES. Thirty years' experience. Tcrm1 NOD
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"A. SAKS d co..
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
u23 BIG and Bis Seventh street.
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nPHQ98T&RERA DkALERH. AND REPAIR
~ EkA CAL for prices on peEforated and ulea-
: g: - WILLIAM HaxdvazA 90 IN skss6
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GARD.
Those who sre using the ordinary Jaws Coffee
- cold By most chops are requested TO get sam
pie pound of our
eUPERB MARAOAIBO,
retailed at IS cents per pound. fresh roasted.
They viii save money and ge. q better coffee.
Thoee who want q genuine, rich old Java, can be
suited at
WBTMER'S,
Fine Groceries.
m2l 1918 Penna. ave.
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LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner of Penna. ave. and 10th street.

i Kitchen use, O. Per gall, SEQ. Per pint.
COMP. LIOORIOE POWDER, for purifying the
blood and regulating the system. 26o. Per box. %
4. Ia KLOCzEWoKpD DRUG STOR1.
UArll 448 9th 81 nv
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A qGT1oN SALE e, 0F Fo DESiH T5Il 5 AME
EAST.
Atklx O'CLOCK P. II. WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL
1sT, 1851, will sell, at public auction. the 1:mE
property above described. sX.A.
Easy terms, which viii be given at time OF sale.
m25, 28, 81 B. II. WARNER. Auct.
For other Auctions See Third Paae.l
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The Great Sensation!
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21
what Can be Don. with Paper.

The time when men will light their
cigars at the Mater lancet canno; be 20
far off when we read of the wonderful
ways In which paper i utilized. At
the Melboarn exhibition, held re-
Gently, there was complete dwelling
house ma ie entirely of paper. and
Furnished throughout with the same
substance. There were paper walls.
paper roofs, paper ceilings. paper
hooring, paper joi IS, pa per stairways,
paper carpets, paper bedst,ads, paper
curtains. paper bedding, paper bath
tubs, paper chair, paper soia., paper
lamps, paper irving pans, and even
the stoves In which the bright nres
were kept burning daily were OF
y ,piere -maohe, and when the fahrifa
tor of this mansion gave banquet in
this dwelling, the table cloths, the
napkins. the pla es, the cups and sau-
GERS, the bottles and The tumblers.
and last of all the knives and forks,
were likewise made out of paper.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

A distinguished platform speaker
used to deliver n very earnest lecture
OH the subject "What shall we do with
our Girls ~ 1t was hard question
to answer, and IL was never satisfacto-
rily answered by the lady lecturer.
But her answer has come now. At
least, there is chance for some Of the
girls. Here Is pathetic plea of the
Durango, Col, Record:
awe want girls ! Girls who can
get themselves mp in good shape to go
to 4 dance. The boys are getting
tired Of receiving invitations with Il
RED nest that they 'bring lalies.' They
are like oranges and apples-very
scarce. We want girls who will 20 to
church and TO Bible class on Sundays,
and that kind who can draw con-
gregation of the other sex, and who
will take a buggy ride afer the lesson
IL over. This will help the livery
business, and will also hasten the sale
OF residence lots, for buggies are the
vehicles in which homes are first
thought of by many people. We
want girls that can wait on the table,
and who can smile US into an appetite
when stomach bitters are impoient.
and who will make the boarder reg
uiar at their meals. We want girls
for sweet hearts, SO that when we get
an arm shot of. or are kicked by
mule, or thrown from a buckinE
horse and are laid away for repairs
we may hear gentle voice aud see
the glitter of crystal tear, spoken
aud dropped in unconscious sympa-
thy for our pain. We want fat and
funny girls to make us smile all over,
and lean and fragile ones TO hang
upon our arms, and petite blenders
who show themselves on SUNNI days.
and stately brunnettes. so beautiful In
twilight. We have mineral enough.
and plenty of coal and oxide of iron.
The only lack of our resources IL
those potent civilizers Of their pioneer
brothers-the girls"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21
sHERlFF's SALE.
HILP BROS Plaintiff. VS.. MADRE
-. NJ. Co, Defendant.

H1Lr BhOS Fia1ntfn. VS.. MADHE
-. NJ. Co, Defendant.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
- sued ont Of the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial Dis lict, in and for the Co nty of
Of April, A. H.. 1881, and TO m. directed aud
delivered in favor of n Judgment rendered
in said Court on the llth day Of April A. ID.
1881, in favor Of I. +. Hip and Henry Hip,
mariners, plaintiffs, and against the Madre
Silver Mining ComDnny, de eIdanf, for thr
sum af ons thousand five h ndred md twenty
seven and fOrty-six one-hnndrr dths (Sl. .iz7 -
dollars u. 5. gold coin, with interest thereon
in like old coin. tog ib with ninety-seven
and iifty-fv one-haDdredths 6 7 81 dollars
costs aud dish ,rsements, and aecruing costs
now amounting to two and seyerty-hve
one indredths 50 Is dollars. as appears of
record, hav. on this, the | ih day Of Auril.
A. d. 1881, vird on the following dos iibed
property to ~i:
Those certain mining claims known rs the
jew Peter anl keady Cash, situat d in Ward
Mining District Nhits ine County, Nevinla,
together with NIL tbs i'm .Jrvvements thereon
or pertaining ther to.
Notice Is hereby given that ON the
9th Day Of May, A. ID. 1881,
between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and s
o'clock p NJ, viz. at IL O'Clock noon will sell
all the right, title. claim and interest of tn,
said defend Mt, The Madre Silver Mining Co.. OF
IN and to the abnve described mining poperty.
Mt the Court Hnuse door in Hamilton, White
Pine coun.y. Nevada. al Public auction. for
gold coin. cash In hand TO the highest and besi
bidder, to satisfy said execution aud all costs.
al6-td. ED. RAUM, Sheriff
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

The final summing up ofthe results
OF the terrible earthquake at Chic
gives the total of 1900 killed and
nearly IL 900 more or less seriously
injured. No figures are furnished in
regard TO the destruction of property,
hut thousands of dwelling-houses
have been destroyed and entire com-
munities rendered homeless.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

THAT portion of the Canton (Ohio)
Methodist congregation which nc
cepted the doctrine OF perfect holiness
or sanctification maintained n kind of
separate organization, holding prayer
meetings by themselves, and eiectlng
their own leader. Pastor Jones an
nonnced that he would conduct those
meetings himself, and attended one
for that purpose, but The saneaitied
all STAYED away. lie reiaiatad by
erasing the names Of two of them
FROM the register. and forbiddirg the
holding of holiness meetings in the
church. Elder Ault rotor eel that the
pastor had better I, ke the gold studs
out Of his shirt before debating To
true Methodists. The pastor ordered
him t~ be put out, and Ault defied
any OF the brethren to undertake the
job. An aged sister called for mill
stone 10 tie to the clergyInan's neck b =
fore "asfing him into the sea, and the
meeting ended riotously.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21
JOB PRIN TIN OF

rhe News Job office is now supplied with an
excellent stock Of type. borders, presses. paper,
cards and other materials and facilities for
good job printing. Additional materials are
constantly arriving, and we ask the attention
of our friends and the public to the fact that
al Job printing can be handsomely and expe-
ditiousiy done ut this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

A FRENCH chemist has discovered
q way to prodnce thunder storms. A
long hair on the coat collar OF differ
ent color from what 1t ought to be,
VIII produce thunder storms, though
tne Frenchman has probably got a
different method.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

THIS il the boss camp for twins
twin relics of California days. They
.sshake" and say "Well, old pard,
this amt d-n bit like Shasta was,
eh Yu--lWood River News.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

The Chicago Times announces that
1t will print the entire New Testament
IN one of its issues as soon a. an al
vance copy can be had. The Times
Is evidently awake to the require
ments AMI we'll aware of the fact tn It
In no city i'm the world Is such whole-
sale distribution of the Bible so abso
lutely needed az in Chicago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21

A LADY living in Nantucket has
husband that snores. She keeps
clothespin under her pillow, and when
his snoring awakes her, she puts 1t
on his nose, then sleeps in peace.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-05-21
WHITE PINE NEWS
PUBLISHED EVERY sATURDAY-Br
70 q q EST 4 DAVIS.
". r. FoRREsr. w. L. DAVIS
Terms OF Subscription;

One copy. one year. by mail. ........... .e5 90
One copy, six months, by mail. .-.y...<s.. . 30
one copy. three months. by mail. ........ 90
One copy. by carrier, per month ......... %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
STATE SPECIALS.
4 Canada Trust Company Granted
Authority 10 do Business
in this State.
Governor Roberts Denies the Rum0rs
as TO His Preference for
Successor.
A New Railroad appointment on the
Texas 4 Pacific.
Sherman Items.-.An Attempted Suicide
at Austin.
Kendall's Case Taken Up at Brennan,
and Other State News.
Galveston.

Galveston. 3
Special to the Herald. a
GALVESTON, October 6.--lIenry Starley,
charged with knowingly selling liquor 70
minors, was to-day arraigned for trial, with
Howard Finley counsel for the defend.
ant, and f. d. Mirror fol
the state. Tho case resulted
in hung jury, which was discharged.
Deputy Marshal Dempsey arrived this
morning having in charge the mate
and eight seamen Of the bark
Brenham, which sailed from
Corpus Christi recently without orders and
this afternoon a prosecution was entered
upon behalf of the state, charging them
with converting the vessel into their own
use. The case will continue through to.
morrow.
Aug, Butcher against whom case was
pending upon a charge Of keeping q dis
orderly house has disappeared, and his
bondsmen have been called upon to salts.
fy the provision of his bond.
DIR. NJ. r. Brown, quarantine officer o
this port, has rendered his resigna
ton and will leave shortly fol
Vienna, Austria, where he Is tC
go through two years course OF study.
Gus Williams played here, tonight, il
"Wanteda a Carpenter"
J. l.. A. Thomas, Of Dallas, is here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

OVER THE WIRES.
The business Portion of Pulaski, New
York, Burned.-Other Fires.
President Arthur win Attend the York.
town Centennial.
The New York Republicans Nominate n
State Ticket.
Outraged and Murdered by Roughs.
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence from
the Associated Press.
OVER THE WIRES.
Outraged and Murdered by Rough,


NEW YoRK, October 6, II u. m.--Thc stock
market opened irregular and continued fever
ish and unsettled up to this hour: Delaware,
Lac -awana & Western rose from i2i 10 l22.
returned to l9l and rallied to 1914. Chicago,
Cincinnati, Columbus & Indianapolis fell oil
per per cent. TO s9a then sold up TO W,
Louisville 4 Nashville advanced from sOi
Union Pacific declined from ll7s 10 liz and
rose to lls. Manhattan Elevated sold mn
rom 2lh to 22s and reacted to 22h. Reading
dropped from 89i 10 6ss. Texas & Pacific
tluctuated between 47a and 4st and is now
as, 81 Paul advanced from 1904 to 1901, re.
ceded to lOS} and recovered to 1907. North.
western rose from I'D TO l23. reacted 10 i22l
and advanced 10 1893.
Stocks We're weak, declining and renerally
heavy: New York Central, lsS; Erio, 49i:
Lake Shore, ll7i; Illinois Central, l2si;
Nashville Il Chattanooga, 80; louisville Il
Nashville, 9Oi; Cleveland 4 Pittsburg, guar.
anteed, 1884; Chicago Il Northwestern, i23l;
Chicago y Northwestern preferred, ,.lSa; Wa.
basil, ~. Louis & Pacific, 47s; do. preferred
s6s; Rock Island, 1872; Western Union fele
graph, st sub-treasury balances show
coin, S5,s9O, lol; currency $4,72s, ,7S3.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
The Presidents Movements.

WARRINGTON, October Cit is announced
that Presiden, Arthur will reside a, the
house OF Senator Jones, Of Nevada, until
the adjournment Of the senate's extra SOS.
sion, amer which he will probably live at
the Soldiers Home until the repairs OF the
white house are completed. At present
ne receives the heads Of different
departments every day excepting Saturday.
tbetweet and 2 o'clock, and other visitors
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. The
iirst cabinet meeting Of the new ndrninistra.
non VIII BE- held Tuesday, at which time II
y expected oil members Of
the cabinet will have returned
TO Washington. The president positively
declines 70 hear any applicants for publis
Offices, and thinks that the minor oiiines
now vacant should be filled by the heads OF
the various departments
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
Trouble With the Printers.

PHiLApnrnIA, Pa, October 6.-The
striking printers are determined 10 insist on
sdemand, which they look upon as Just
ground, taking into consideration that the
printers wages are not in proportion TO the
amount paid skilled labor in other
branches. The employees, on their part,
agree that competition has reduced the
price while material has advanced, making II
impossible for them TO pay any more for
labor Than is now given. Among the men
VINO did not quit work were those en-
ployed by Sherman, in the south
west corner Of Seventh and
Cherry streets This morning a
committee from the Union called al tho
ONCE and ordered the men 10 leave. nut they
dld not appear anxious 10 comply. Th'.
ilrm denied the right Of the commi.. 10,
10 enter their place Of business and mai
such rewards, and nfter considerr.tion Jc'
tormlncd TO prosecute them TO, II So NJ,
c9rdingly, one of the firm Appeared befrr,
Magistrate Pole and and" atlIdawi, Iit
charging three msrahers ~ ~,
committee with conspiracy in interterins
with the firms business. Warrants W war. s
issued for their Gffcst, and placed in "' th'
hands OF an officer. r'' :" Wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
CHICAGO.

Further Facts from Social soandal-the
Eastern soourge Supposed 10 be in Nebras-
ka--a Receiver for the Ohio & Mississippi.
Special 70 ,he Herald.
CHICAGO, Illinois, October 6,-Ths SCAN
dal duplicating the wife Of Henry Epley, Of
Cedar Rapids, telegraphsd the HERALD yes
terday, has set that pes1ful Iowa town on
fire. Eplsy is wealthy and influential, and
IL leaks out that the officer sent byhim as u
spy, had authority TO settle with Graves for
a hundred dollars, and accepted the latter's
note for that amount as payment In flll
John NJ. Douglas, who was appointed re-
ceiyer of the Ohio 4 Mississippi railway,
was formerly president ofths Illinois Cen
tral. Judge Drummond selected him be-
cause ofhis independence, both ofths Wa
bash and Baltimore & Ohio interests.
A terrible disease Is raging In Platte, No
braska. Some call Il black small POI, 9th
ers regard Il as the yeritable black scourge
which history tells raged in the east In the
fourteenth century. None have yet recov-
ored who have been attacked. The dead
bodies cannot be lifted into the ootiins, the
flesh falling from the bones and the latter
crumbling into fragments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

A Corner Stone Iaid-Arrest of Jersey
City Robber-Speeial from vlncennes.
Special ~ the Herald
ST. LOWS, Mo-, October 6.-The corner
stone of the new armory, 10 be erected by
the police reserve and the National Guard
regiment, n Pine street between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth, was laid this morn
ing with impressive ceremony and with the
contingent feature Of an imposing parade OF
the military. Distinguished state and city
officials and many leading citizens graced
the occasion with thor presence.
George Keifer was arrested on suspicion 9
few nights ago in East st. Louis. He had
$500 on his person, but he told so straight q
story Of his home In the interior OF Illinois
and said he had come to see the Yelled
Prophets, the police released him, but KEPT
an eve on him. This morning u telegram
came from Jersey City, New Jersey, asking
the arrest of young man charged WIT
robbery. The description fitted Keller, and
he was rearrested and acknowledged hi
guilt. NV
A Vincennes, Indiana, special says VIM
Krager and wife, an aged couple hvinl
three miles in the country, were ooth Dauiy
beaten by two negroes who entered th'
house at an early hour this morning. They
are both in dangerous condition. Th'
robbers got fifteen dollars, all the money II
the house, but were arrested and threatened
with lynching.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07

San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, October GA
Tuckson dispatch says II has been reported
that a change Of commanders in Arizona
has taken place, Colonel Mackenzie sue.
ceeding General Wilcox, and that Colonel
Mackenzie has placed Major Biddle under
arrest on representations Of Agent Tiffany
that the majors actions caused the late
outbreak Of the Chirricahuas Indians.
a special from Camp Wilcox denies
!his, and asserts that Mackenzie, who Is
Wilcoxa junior, was sent TO the depart.
ment with part Of his own regiment, the
4th cavalry. Being senior officer except
General WilcoI, in. this department, 1t Is
requested that he should be placed in per
sonal command Of the operations in hri-
zona.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
Austin.

Special to the Herald
AUSTIN October r6.-Commissio Spaight
to-day issued authority TO do business in
Texas to the Guarantee Company of North
America, Of Montreal, Canada, with u
capital stock of 81, 10000 This company
executes bonds of suretyship on behalf Of
the government, bank and railway officers
and all employees in position of trust.
The money boxes Of the street cars were
brokon open last night II is the custom
of the manager to transfer the cash from
the boxes at 6 pm. The robbers only sue.
ceeded In getting away with small
amount.
A man named Hinton, residing ut the
place of Mr.. Littlepage, seven miles from
this city attempted suicide to-day by cut
ting his throat Surgical attention was
called in this evening, since which timo
there has been no report Of the mans con-
dition.
The suit OF Judge Gustayo Cook, OF Gal.
weston, and Of ex-Adjutant General Steele,
for o balance Of salary, will come up at the
present term OF the district court OF Travis
county.
Tho governor denies that part OF ru-
NOR reported yesterday..to the effect that he
favored Judge Devine as his successor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
sherman.

Special 10 tho Herald
SHERMAN, October 6.-County Attorney
Turner and Squire Gregg had sharp words
at each other this morning. Turner had
some indictments against negroes, which
would not pay before Gregg, and In which
there was money for the county court
Gregg discovered this and handed
back the indictments TO tho
district court this morning, and
asked to have them sent to the county
court also. The judge ordered the clerk Ia
bring back oil that were in the county court
and hold them until further orders of the
court, as the court Ind never made
an order in regard TO them and
that he would not countenance any such
proceedings on the part Of the county attor.
ney.
The team Of mn extremely old man ran
away this morning, and although IL was
stopped before 1t had gone much over a
block, the old gentleman was badly bruised
he having fallen from tho seat into the he'd
ofthe wagon, and being almost helpless.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
Going Back on silver Cetiacate..

WASHINGTON, D, c., October 0.-Treas
urer Gillian to-day received a letter from
president of a bank in South Carolina stat.
ing that the people Of that state
would not take silver certificates
as current money, and asked II he
could pay them out on checks
OF the United States disbursinr Officers
The treasurer replied that the standard sil'
yer dollar which was full legal tender
could be offered, and people who preferred
certihcates, could take them, Instead
saying that in his experience he found that
the coin. f0'e'ie' W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-07
A Dnstar,llY Deed.

LANCASTER, Pa, October edward San.
ders and Phillip Rogers, two notorious
characters of this city, late last night forced
their way. into the room of Mrs. Mary Sew
mour, living in this city, and in the pres
snce OF her cchildrcn, riminally assaulted
her, The woman struggled des perately to
ssnHape ana at length succeeded. Sanders
nmoWed her INTO the street, knocking her
uown ,o several times RS. Seymour escaped
10 ansighbor's house where she died from
ihe eliects OF her injuries in Il few moments
both men were arrested, and are now In
Jail charged with murder. 80