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Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

Z. 3 = Z ~ (1rl IA NEW THREE
y = 3 \. = Z f6S1 &6nse on Fourth street
N. ~ n 4 1rpnt with lot LOO IT,.
~ .<@3 1''.-3 ~ e. Carpenter street, oon.
!ecp. - =. !: Al ~ "A improvements, with
iila,a' y III 4. 5, NJ ~ |I room opening oa
x1'...11.< I{ry easy. Apply TO
- k*-r IkbA LII. 4 BhO,
s y \ + 3l2 Il. Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

....S, Z. 3 law STORES, 80 NEW
Z <c5ss9 T1 ~ nom $3.50 to 5000. Terms
'SsT II & a. x. TFNpALL h SONS.
III frs6oE III, 81 iith and walnut se.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

IR REN xsJDND FLOOR, NO.
tcl bIAI,|et elleo 2 otttices, desirable i,I,
snio II
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

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Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

kNTzu III 3lRL FOR GENERAL
houe>N o<<* Apply 2le W. second
" n 1928 VI
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

III RENT a BARGE AND PLEAS
hot iscsnd stosy room at the ). " cor.
tnth and fIf1uf streets. App'y TO
''T'', ALFRED T. SUOTr.
ani2.tf 90. b02 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

Iit Ii n THE HOUSE 1919 TAT
nah n Inqaile pf ,,o,,
lss.tt sprsh and Market s~.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

I,f,,, I, 4. i oo)D INVESTMENT
N F3vS 6riok h0usesof i've rooms each'
z r61 ~ ui0lI l0u1 dwelling, IN ousl'
"a IA ,3,1. i95 vi 5syenth street. Apply
~ 4 '-s s, MARSHALL,
,~n kt lO6 W. seventh st.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

70r eAuE-fHAT DESIRABLE
.... Z. 49, A., ffe s5ilth west corner 9th
~ = tl. CHANDLER.
I. VO5 Market st.
, 1881-06-27

Corroboration OF tMe Previous Account
or u Fight Ucesvccn INDIANS and
White rIon In GranL Vn1loy-5evoral
or the 1yhiseA Killed nnt Wounded.
DENVER, Colo, June A.-Dolures llows OF
june ~ corroboratcs preylous accounts ot
the Indian light except as tollows; 1t places
the number Of whites engaged In tho
lndlnm fight In :, Grand Valley at
eighteen. it says tha first day J.. II.
Eskrluge, James Hall, 'all1 Dnv!d willis
were cut Oft alla surrGnltlHl by Indians,
whom they fought llHlltl ttB!Anu, although
outnuMheruil tuH to tifte0ll, aud Willis Wts
killed, llall seriously wounded, allu Eskrltlge
had Ills Int .rlllled with bullets, Ills scalp
wns covered With wounds catlsad BY grazing
ankle. which will layc tu be alaputated.
Eight 0f tic eighteen whites were missing
OH the evening Ut the first ltny., Qna Of then.
Jurstats, was wounded. aiid the olhcr HeyGlt
probably killed, alt!lunBl! they iAny hnyo os.
capped % Mormon Fort III tho t;ran.l Valley.
Viii, ThoiiIas Cly, I. q. Taylor, the two
Tartar hrAtlless, and an unknown iIlti1.
d. e.. Taylor, our. informant, atnrt,,
al =. Tor lltco. The ltllalts la4
receiyud relntorconcMts. and !lnyp several
hundred warriors on nla tleld. a battalion,
ots aid avcngU tic death Of tllqs9 killed Or
till where thsy foil. Lieut.. WILLIAM May,
party with hlS sIuaa. I'liulr Whereabouts
ton nrS scarsc, 6Nl IelsEborllg tewns VIII
aid Rico, 4fl!ero IL no mood Ut llue-ptAts.,
The party hus gono to light a@ltl not subdue,
, 1881-06-27

! neliGve should take ono Of these shtps my
selt. ! know all ats,It s.arhnArs and port. i
stern from tho bow. In a rhip yos tlon't aay
oaU w snk e tat y sa hee, ~ soFn 80
Owing 10 tny strictly tompcr,te bablti ut
home. md my absn1uto nhstcntonsnoss on thS
ness. As you taunht m:: tr,to .harnf ness can
nnly e9 found IN vlrtnc. Tho wicked 70 mnx fnn,t
aron! Now York has hcen sick ball. Tho time. ~
s'f 4"a s'Ieo nc; woo1on stockings you xn1, for mo
an afrai i,sso not caosh M os e them Stot to last
Il yS$ sS y H.; ,s il NIX sa,ssx ys
shsos. The woo'en stockings ho savc to his
rio traets you put In my ra!t.o hnve rcml
over a..tl oyor again. md hnvo tont thou since
70 tho wno ptetsr :a,ios ss9iaE tn
ssse ooss q 3s travai SpS' 80 sas ha ny
Assy!o rooms Il 1.ot,tlon actually elc,e! and i
he as 3st! por' r. aNe ye s
then shall be only i've hours from I.onlon. 1
sn aesa ns t4s,se e. s mos,nss sn
a. yol aesretl mo. liut as wo shHtt reach Lon.
:lon On On Tnesay shall l,e eompelied to walt till
Please. tna. hnso pa sot,d mo u drift Mt my
address It L,nion, it oncc: tind tho expense
fear shall not have enough. Youf atteotionato
Gont LENuKL.
"Thare" said Id.nluel. as ita sealed the let-
ter, that ls what call good letter. Tho
@ and s HIN S w Wit rea Sys i to o I'll 1is5 so nesSSes
Il will tl0 her q heap OF good. Good.by.
The 1nn,d bs,ss arc waiting for me III tho smoking
, 1881-06-27
CASUALTIES.

MADISON, WIS, June 2G.-W. II. bradley,
Chief Engineer OF this city, as was Ills Gus
tonl, went down 10 Capt. Tatterson's house,
Ills father-In-luw, with his wife and young
child. They sat on the bank Of tho lake
awhile, anil finally Ills wife went up 10 the
house with tic child, nnd Mr.. Bradley took
Ills fathcr.in.law's boat aid went ont oti the
lake for row. About an hour after, two
Young boys discovered tho bont loo ynrtis out
in tllo hike, with Mr.. Bradley lylrg over
ono sI.le with his lIei1 it, the
wnter, dead. All alarm was given: lie w'ts
to resuscItate him, but life was extinct. 1t
Is supposed that lio was tnkcn with II III, fell
over into tho water, and WIS drowned. Mr..
Bradley was much respectful llerc, aAl his
death Inns cast n gloom Ovcr our city.
, 1881-06-27

TIE LowER ELLIE AND TIE ZoI.LvEREIN.
.BE1ll.lS, June a6.-Tlio commission Of OK
ucrts OH tho Incorporation Of tho Lower Elbo
In tiie Xoltvgreln' consider the cost would
outweigh, tic advantages. The measure Will
probably be dropped.
E3fIuRATIoN.
Tile public exhibition Of placaras Of emil
grafton agents or Of foreign stealnslip conl-
pnnlcs las been. prohibited, alld bill iin-
noxt session Of the Reollstag. e
+! >.1'<-ess. AltIlEsTKD. p:
IIorr Aucr, Socialist me1nber of rarlia-
md returned to arrange some private n,at-
tors, WIS arrested untler the law which al-
1nws Socialist members to remain III Berlin
only during the session of Parliament.
, 1881-06-27

by surprise. Thu British Government DC
,Nni,ts II return TO thu lntrr syAseii, and tll!s
difficulty i,ns now stopped tlln ,l"gthiatnns,
but lie I,cIteyclt nn understanding wo,i.t le
arrived ut without sacrificing my Ut tho it,
terests Of France. II would be unatlvtsuhle,
In said, tn encourage rGststnnce BY too long
delay. Tha Ialtcr remark refers 10 tho bill
which Tho Government Inns introduced In tho
ClialnbGr authorizing ti,em to protong exist.
Ing treaties Of Coil,ncrcu for, three months
with Powers which scr,n fllnlinetl IL cotnc to
MI agreement for new truasics. :.
, 1881-06-27
SPAIN


MADRID, juno 2a-Tho Gazette publishes
4 decree dlssolying the Cortes and liking tho
date Of tho elections for Senators Oh Sept. .
ald for Deputies OH AtlR. 81. Tho same
dates arc fixed for Colonla! elections. Tl,s
Cortcs will meet OH Sept. 81. Tho Court a1,d
King Alfonso will leayo for LII Granja July 9.
., DIssoLvIS3 .TItE coltrEs.
Tt the lVtstern ASIottaetd Ere9t, ;.
AIApn1p, Juno o0-Tho ODletat. Gazctte
publishes dccrco dissolying tho Cortos, s.p-,
pointing Aug. FL rs tie day for holding tho
elections, nud sulnlnouiug tho now Cortes to
meet Sept. 20,
, 1881-06-27

HYDE PARK, VT, June 90-'rwo sons Of
Jared Smith. Ut Eden, nged and TO yeats,
wpre drowned III Eden Pond while playing
upon luBs, :.
MILwAuKEE. Wis, Juno a1.-A specIal
from Madison, WIS, status TINT William
Bradley, Chief OF the Madison Fire Dupnrt--
lnet,t, while In n boat oil Lake Alenaota Ind
tlt md fs forwa Y = tat aEo, is hSa 'n WIS
, 1881-06-27

= : IaHtia.s Ts,nes, Jans IL. ~,
At tho close Ut tho morning sitting Of tho
House. Of, ComtnoAa yesteralay, tho cxpagl-
,nent OF lighting Tie House witt. tle electric
light tthe ususl}' syGse'n) was tried. Twelve
square lamps fur t4a electric )lghts had been
Inserted h, the glass roof 'anl soon atter, I
o'olock, wlssl. It'd IloAss wis vlsaret, tho
new liEht was brought Into operation. The
etteot waa on the Whole doubtful; there w,!s M
dsss ! ot opi3loIH a!nonx ths niIt |'!syss tS
sElt!fuliy-app)led Rps.liSht FROM thu E|ass
roof Waa not softer all1 leas trying to the
eyos. It twas conceded, however. that IN one
respect The electric llght was ail lalproya'
paratnsa always aotlaeI In Tho liouso altar
Tue lighting Of tho Kns abnya the glass root
was aY0ldest last night, The electric light
was severely tested b1fora the House Ta-
eulnea business at Q O'Clock, but 1t MAS thor.
, 1881-06-27
KILLED uY..A HORSE.

Epftldl Dttpdlth 70 1h6 Eh!cdro JFtNHE.
SrnIS0RlEl.u, ILL.,, juno M.-Gllhert Crlt-
snnl,. n young unmarried inan WIN worked
OIL farm. few m!lcs west Of This city. was
kicked in tho lace by largo mnre yesterday.
Boil, Jaws were broken and portion Of tic
check a,Nl Jaw bones wero driven with ter,
rllic force intn tho unfortunate tnnn's brain
and down his tI!rDat. lie lived far eight or
ton ll0urs H. NJ, unconscious state, an1 then
expired. Ills parents and relatives live ut
Rivcrtun. =
, 1881-06-27

! OHnlsr1AN1A, June N.-Workmen on
strlka hRvo attacked tie T0W.-lIaIl Mt Dram
,nAn to release tw0 comrades arrested. They
wero fred upon by troops. Ono man was
kllletl mud several wounded. Ono officer and
somo soldiers were injured. Order was IT.
stored. 49, ~ - ~ III
, 1881-06-27

to be between seven and eight miles, htHl lho
coursu about southeast: ...--,
to f;Hti. tir1,st Il, fS1, G was ratlt!ftt enough
to atlmft that they madc 1Hftna c'atse III Ills
>, Without having timed Tho interviews oyer
Il was litter ttlan 'o'elocls, antl .tearcr 10
s::D. The firing Int. lccit leard nlora
tl!aM m hour, WHICH, t. III retn,,r,e,l y
to tiet. Wallace nj Stony Lonesome by i 10,
was certainly ~ Boun as It could have, been
tlo,Ie. Gen. Waltacc. within five minutes ot
tto 'ntervisw 4, ts 1or'ns M M [sp2frtc }ra 1s S nc
tuck whuld be I'll us for the capture 0t z
large stock Ut provisions with tho tealns. |
was tlfrectest at once to ntakc really for them
Such Is i very brief md not ycry connected
reyIcw Uf our tnhysnici,ts uti tho Ilrst ttay.
WHICH has been n,ido public long B'!eNGli TO
produce al, effect nti ituptrtutltced minds.
t?ensttrcs Of t;cn: Wallace will not cl,ange
bfvonuckct at,d Ind lis headquarters about
i1rce M Ilcs from M,ll0I. Church, as.d ,lnnc
If hHr tttnfSto,t con!nui1ltlcrs E'lc'n Il: Not
II tree tcns CIT Il shoucifn Of carth Mrotcn
No general niIicer seems to ,,avo been
aware that hostile army was assembled At
EOrintlt. II they were their course Involves
guilty negligence, WlIfGh IL still! wUrSg. GGli.
eo,aers aa sf BY ~ s,s HIT fran. s''s oi'i o % tsM
I,aye stated officially that they regarded the
prese'c. Of tlIe eIc1ny'8 cavalry nln'ls t!sn
fraht Of oilr CAMPS us mere recot!iials..
salice. Ijucit 1Hul bccn tdufsctl bu Grant
that hc need rot lH1stc1l hts ntarcit. >,
'riMe enough llNs elapsed to permit judicial
fairness t0 take thc placc Of Impressions and
pfejudires. EXAMINATIONS agai,lst, Gen. Wal
luce nlay go on eig!ltee! years longer, al,d
not tlo nway with that want or prep.
nrat1ott wt1fc, gave Sidney Johnston and
!'sn4s nm1ssar all c tho m, aaSsntafs 'y e.. q5 fers
WIS III hand sufficient means to
hare prevented the humiliation and tho I'LL.
| necessary slaughter Ut the first tlny. Several
| rc2mcntnl aid some brigade commanders
| awokr to tie real tanger, until utter firing
commenced nn tile ttfl. Reputation Is 9f ~
| 1nltrl. raIue 10 tlle men ut,d officers Of the
Third Division M to those Of otlier divisions.
! The subsequent trllnlpl,s Of sH1ne Of the
do q3t & f ts t9 ssis ct , ts TN
successes aftcrwart1 might have led to gen-
crosby, OF, Mt least. Just c9ssl1leratiolf for
| others. Clt.NlLEs WuirrLEsEY.
Con. Duckiunti. who commanded II brigade
in SllcrMnn's division, SAYS III paper re-
Gently published:
II Gen. Lewis Wallace, with Ills division
started upot,, whiel, think he ungl,t to have
done, md struck the enemy 0n his left tlanl;
and rear bye Or 8 o'clock y. ILL.,, the tide of
victory wOultt haye been turned aGainat tic
enemy. It would have saved tito disaster to
ays 4,t ,'aI driysn the enemy from the field on the
II Is evident TINT Grant's first order was
| Right, mud that nis SECOND, turning WALLACE
back, was what kept him olst Of the fight.
, 1881-06-27
KILLED By TIE CARS.

Special Utspalsh ta 1ns cAIeueo 1t1buns.
ToLEno, O., june ea-Elward Murphy, n
Cauatia Southern Un,ploy6, was struck by u
Wabash passenger train this evening near
the Wal,naIl rolEa-l!oi.se aud INSTANTLY kfllcti,
ner. lie ieavUs fn,nily Of four children.
, 1881-06-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

a., 4AEs 1sAA.*D QAA44+
1pHDoN, Juna 2D-lt is understood 1t was
dctalca at the Cabinet meeting yesterday to
ask}ha House OF Commons to concatle Tues.
dayt, Wednesdays, and Frlany's session Of
ever week t0 tho Coin.nfttc0 oil tho Land
bil1. Tlo contingency WIS discussed OF Tux
tng Ncn further stops iii the event Of this
ald{ionat tilno not boIng sufficient to got tho
bill Tut Of tho House by the 16tl, Of July.
ri j. FIRE. =
Ai1toifi tho docks ut Hill caused Il loss of
E}Qboo.?I Tho steamer .Othcllo, loading for
New Yofk, was extensively damaged.
caused BY the explosion Of sone gunpowdcr
grant ths demand Of the strikers. The fire Is
attributed TO incentllarlstn. j.. ~
= THE CORNELL CREW
had .trtl spin Saturday. Cook coaching
Aom from the bnnk Oil horseback. Starting
Will, a stroke OF forty to the minute, all went
we'll until half over tho course, wnen ia nils
take Of STORING, which las genoraily been
perfect, brought them 10 n standstill among
tie rushes.' The Sportsman says: "Whi1o
tue Cortleil men Ind the river to themselves
the'r styls was generally llkod by tho outside
public, but tyro could see Saturday that
their manner ct getting their boat along con-
trasts badly with tho means Of. working
adopted by crack English fours.". X ya.., !.
-, OBITUARY.. '-:' ! -. ;
Charles .Wyndlana Stanhope, Earl Of liar
singtou, Ia dead. ;; .. ~ -. -,
= ..f:;' HADYK' PASTA,
President Of tho sclo Relief Committee, has
been arrested for lnfslnapngemcnt OF funds.
-, risA1s1Nd 4 PEDESTRIAN. -, I.
'T The Nntrs' rcfDrrInn In thu ,pcfestrfnn OK
, 1881-06-27

tt--,|: AnoL1s,1INu PAPER CURRENCY.
lsoAE,' June aL-:rho regulations arc pub:
l!sl,cd fur putting IN torco tho law for tue
abolition Of forced paper curTcncy, z ><,':.,s
, 1881-06-27
DIED OF Ills injuries,

Spttfal Dlspafh 10 1hs Chicago 1FlbuHs.
SpRIS6FlELE, H., June D.-Edward Shel~
pard, who wis so terribly crushed by tho
cars Friday, tliell yesterday. The bpdy wis
takeN 10 Chicago by tho young mans tnther
for futerlueut.
, 1881-06-27

Wtnphester's Ilypophesphttes
will cura consumption, coughs, woak luna
ptoachitts. md general debility, Established
tWeutY-oA yeAxH.
, 1881-06-27


Isuck Il lsuyuer'x NIutla Powder il the
surcst it,scct-kiter. i tnakcs short work ot
vnlunlo furs nnd woolons from tho rlyagna Ut
!npths. Buck g. Knyner, innkcrs Of tho "ainrs"
Cologne.
, 1881-06-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ArtntIsa Nucf, Iron, nfij Wine, with
Ctuubona, tho standard medicinal tonic of this
progressive 4Ke. 1t Gnriclc3 tho bth,d, prompts
ly IIivtg0rntes tho hrnln anu nervous syst0ul,
improves digestion. etc. Result: 4 round form.
bright eyes, happy stni9 Of Mind. 4trend's drug
store, corner Madison etrGut Ard Fifth avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
Northwestorn Einnhs

Chicago, October l.--Amounts from
Omaha and Other points N that section
report tho cyclone Of Thursday as terrific in
its force. Nebraska City WAS damaged
several thousand dollars, the blind asylum
and several business blocks being unroofed.
The injury at Omaha was comparatively
trifing.
A s! Paul dispatch says heavy and con,
iinued rains fell in that vicinity causing ALI.
tho rivers to rise, They have inflicted seri
GUS damage TO trains on the various rail.
roads being delayed by washouts and land
slidee Al Minneapolis there has been much
uneasinoas over the jaw Of 1000 900 logs in
the Mississippi. The low grounds of the
Minnesota river are flooded in many plqces
causing consderablo loss to tho farn,srs in
Coon Valley. The dsmage Is heavy.
Bridges have been swept away and it is 90
loved tho valley has suffered repetition Of
tho spring tloods, The farmers have been
unable 10 thrash out grain and It is sprouilng
In the stacks and has been greatly damaged
by water.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
SHREVEPORT .
Tho Case of the Insurance swiuuIer
Harmon, tnken Up..

rhc Case of the Insurance swiuuIer
Harmon, taken Up..
Special to the Herald.
Shreveport La October 1.-When Hsr.
mon tho insurance swindler"s case was
called this morning to be tried in tie distric,
court the district attorney offered TO nollo
prosfequi the case as he was unable To get
witnesses from New York to prove Ria
want of authority but Harmon
rose addressing the court himself and said
he would not accept nolle prosequi, but
waived his constitutional right OF being
confronted with tho witnesses against him,
eonsenting 10 be tried on thor depoaiIions.
The court adjourned till Mondsy having
the question under adsisement, but
Judge Taylor has since informed your
correspondent that he has no authority 10 in,
i9riere with nolle prosequi being entered.
Hence on Monday or Tuesday Harmon will
be D, released from custody and Missouri and
Tennessee will then have an opportunity 10
exercise their right over him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

Vr"ers Issued From the Cou,a ave-
tenn 0niees-Farmers' Congress "a
ncet nSndHy-A fOrger Arrested
Etc.
Special TO the Herald.
St Louis. October IA circular from
the general managers otico Of the Mssopri
Pacific and leased lines siguai by A A.
Ialmsgo aud II. NJ. Hoxie apd approved
oy Il. 5 Hsyes, first vioa>presidep, ssys
'aa' on sud after October ls, all business
between Texas and poiau east of the Miss
sis'ippi river will be uader the charge of
. Flns general freight ag,nt. An
business between NJ, sluri Kanss. and
the Indian territory will ba nnder M tba
0oS'ge o. .. A. Hill, general freight agent.
ho t.1S S1'SSeNus OF 'no iarmer's congress IA TO
pe neiu commencing Monday. rho sseoci.
s sNon iueluoeS among is members farmers
,ro,u ni 'ue "nSle country, especially the south
auu west NO convention has been held
SINCE we war. The present convention II
called ss lhe result of resolution passed
pY the Arkansas legislature. Thomas +
hudson OF Lamar, Mise, who was president
OF me last mec,ing is tho prime mover. The
headQeattors OF the delegates will be- Al ,he
Lselece hotel, A'prcliminery meeting viii
% heId ~ II o'clock on Monday at tho sec
reIary 9 oilice at the fair grounds, when ar.
rHngements for further sessions will be
made. The congress will probably occupy
three daya with lis business, ~
Dr. Perry wts arrested hero for forgery
com mltted IN Pennsylvania IN 1879. He
swindled farmer natned Null Of 5000 on
Two notes, ono barefacod forgery and the
other signed by Null who thought he was
signing contract to take an bgency far
washing machine.
Aspecial from Warsaw H., SAVE: Frank
hooerIs IN dc OF anger split his wiGes
mead with a hatchet Tho woman will die
before moruing The murderer Is still at
large but will DO jailed before midnight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, October IA special from
Brackets Gays that the town was again visit
ed by frightful flood last night. Eleven
and oneshslf inches of water fell ina very
short time the water flowing through the
streets. The alarm was sounded and men,
women and children fed to the hills for safe
ty. From one TO three o'clock this morning
women and children we're carried through
raging torrents in houses, and the court
house and churches becyme the gems
ersl shelter. The scene was one
never 10 be forgotten. No lives were lost IL
town but some persons are reported drowned
at Dooly's and Thompson's ranches. All
the stores were damaged ranging from one
hundred and fifty TO five hundred dollars
each and a number Of families lost all their
household goods. Fears are entertained that
a heavy loss has occurred in tho country
districts. The town of Bracket looks per.
fectly dilapidated and will never recover.
II will be remembered this town was almost
swept away siyear.
A young man named win Johns was ar.
rested and jailed to-day on charge OF seduc-
tion and promise Of marriage. The gay do,
ceiver has wife and children living in the
city.
The case Of Antonio PifIaro, the Italian
who killed Louis Glesrbe few days ago,
camo up before Judge NoonaI this morning
on habeas corpus. He was discharged,
tho Judge holding that the shooting was sc-
cidental. 1t is thought the matter will como
before the grOud jury.
A nice rain again last night and to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
Fort Worth.

Special TO the Hereld,
For, Worth, October 1.-The rain became
more intense Us night came on yesterday and
since before midnight it has come down in the
regular Texas fashion that seems to be re-
lenIless. The effect of such continual
pouring on the roofs and walls Of houses arc
too obvious this morning. A great many
roofs have proven inadequate and water has
come down in houses to the great annoyance
and injury of the occupants; besides, much
store goods has been injured materially.
The walls of many sew brick buildings
have been injured, but the greatest ruin Of
oil has been wrought 10 the new theatre
builing on tho corner of Throckmorton and
Second streets. The brick work of the in
tended My Theatre had just been completed
Yesterday and the roof WAS ou--the scaiiold-
ing had been taken down but the building
vet lacked much of being finished. At
o'clock this morning the crash came and all
the back walls and two,thrds of The side
walls including as much Of the roof aud
flooring and other material used in the builds
ipr liz in total wreck. The
front vet stands though wrecked cereened
and expected to fall continually
InlB DullulDB Wht TWO htOIy III hoIBnul auu
was 90 feet doep by 56 feet wide. The con-
tract WIS let to Mr.. Heck by Messsrs. VIM.
j. Bosz, Jas. Read and - Goodwin ut a
cost Of $4,000. As the rain continues and
the balance of the house will certainly fall,
the loss may DO estimated as entire, rave the
value of the material, which lies iEjured in
the Rsss of rubbish.
The greenbsokers continued their consul
tslion yesterday afternoon. A number OF
speeches had been msde before noon and
several were made in the afternoon on the
resolution but tho resolutions reported were
passed entire and the convention adjourned
A sixth resolution wss added to those res
ported Yesterday to-wit: That thil body OF
rr~cr hackers recommend TO the gretnback
press and tho groenbAck speakers throughout
| the state that they shall not speak Of the re-
publican and democratic parties aS the old
| parties but as the democrat and republican
wings at the money power.
a { night Hon VIM Hammond and Judge
j w Payne spoke al tho court house to q
| good audience.
James Ellison, charged With killing Dave
Boaz at Birdville last December, was con
victed this morning (siter the jury had been
considering the case since yesterday after
noon) of homicide in the second degree, and
e fine assessed against him of 500 or con-
lnsment in jail for one year. 1t is thought
that he cannot pay the fine and will have to
| 90 TO Jail.
On account Of the roof of the court house
being imperfect there is no diItricl court in
session 10 day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
CHICAGO.
Railroad Mntters-state o Trnde-Tbo
Liberal League.
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hiOerhl League.
Special to the herald.
Chicsgo, ILL.,, October Tho Missouri
Pacific extension into Nebraska is being
pushed with yigor. A new line will be
graded to Omaha within thirty days
Thestotemenii is resfirmed that Yander.
bils has consolidated with tho Lake Shore
railroad and tbas ,his explains why the for
mer road recently failed TO pay a dividend
owing TO alleged failures OF earning, ,o
warrant II.
some Of the Chicago rosds to the north.
wesI have agreed upon uniform train rates
from competition points.
The state of trade for tho past week shows
q general improvement. Prices of manu-.
isotured iron Lave advanced, all furnaces
working TO their flll capacity.
The uStioral liberal league In Respion In
Chicago has adopted resolution
demanding the adoption by cong. =.
OF tho appointing power of th.
president in vi"'' 0ftho ssasssination of Gar
neio Dy q cr,',urs % H.. t,o,is system. The
League declared common war against thr
Sunday school and sslooLs and the sworn
enemies Of tho Intellectual and moral adj.
vsncoment of youth.