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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01
San Antonio,



Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, September 30.-Ex,G Goys
ernor L. j. Davis is 10 the city on Law
business,
Major w N Monroe, of the Mexican
Pacific, came in from the front las! evening
The bridge will be completed and the tracb
laid across the Sabine by Monday night
This is } out City miles from San Antonio
Sales Of lots at Hardee Uit7
on the Supaet road occur tomorrow
and many nitizsns will 90 oul
on an o19lrii' 'sin. Light rains fell last
night and to ~,
Consiceralg t1ry ~ caused in railroad
circles - dag eiWgHation of CAPTAIN
William Nsy yg't7lt superinseute {
the SuEg f. ~ N}lvis appointed
nanedd sih lh p1p 30 1ae nc
freight C,lissS K atue & g.l.
Lemons figine he scsarged sboul .wo
years 40 ~ Gejor Converge. To day
Conyer protested against the
appointing Of Lemons, hut
Davis o0olined 10 withdraw his name hnd
tenderet his resignation, which was accepted
Eli Thompson MASTER Of transportation rose
immediately to TIE roriion made vacant by
Davis resignsti,,,
Rev A II Sutherland report d killed a
few days ago called on the Ex ,,ress to. day 10
say he was not very dead.
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louis 10 Erect u GsrneId Nonu
i"e"' In that City-A Murderer an.
connterfeiter Arrested.

.o"is 10 Erect Gsrneid Monr-
,"o"' IN that City-A Murderer ana
oo"nterfeiter Arrested.
Special to the Herald.
st. Louis, September SO.-A movsma,,
mas been started TO erect monumsn, 70
ss,ne,d ,,n In St Louis. It starts ou, vigorously
WIN WIZ 'ne svowed intention IL finish the grand
Mn MN WITHOUT soliciting CItside subscription.
mo r'on .. prominence and energy are leading
the movement.
Samuel II. zoresby is in isu. He
sursenoered himself to-day saving
1 uY Ausea Spencer II Harper in iail al Ash,
snse \ Y, do was drunk ard talked 10 a
sepo'.er whe hgrealed HIM and OK hjys
story. "'N A''
jim Reilly snd Charles Stevenson were
srrss.ed si. to-day tor trying TO pass counters
iels Sso bill They bad lour hund-ed dol "a
sooa money on their persons. II Is thou ~ ht
W 10 ,ne shares 10" tho counierlelters who
work this vicinity. "N
uhe contract for building tho lr,n
s mounlaln orspeh from Knobel to Forrest
WY nas been awarded to j b Col, d soma
VINO bsve given 100000 bond 70 com
Ple'e the road by the lat day Of next July
ihey expect TO clear $l00,00Oon 1t.
a number OF Little Rock officials arrived
~ this city this morning inludlpe Messrs.
Snby, Roberts, Slack, Woodson and smith.
Ahs{ hsd conference with General Mana-
ger Hoxie OF the Iron Mounialn sys,em and
hey propose BY their trir % ersNle him to
get acquainted with then LA hsvo rene.
RAJ talk over ,he husir .aA.t ihei. care.
The visit hls no spscisl = iaoslts
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Comparative statement

New York, September 30.-The compar.
alive statement of NO! receipts Of cotton at
all tho United States por!s. during the week,
were 1918 bales; last year l7O,544 bales.
Total receipts 10 this date 420,7l6 balee; las.
yesr 1885, ,202 bales. Exports for the week were
68,2s6 bales; last year 8G,0i2 bales. Total
exports to this dsto l990s6 bsles last year
20i 703 bales. Stock AT oil United States
ports 9S2, 900 bales; last year Sl2, ,495 bales.
Stock at all interior towns 81 1863 bsle,; las,
year 46,o37 bales. Stock at Liverpool $780,
900 bales, last year, actual. $4,000 bales.
Stock Of American ahoat for Great Britain
$4,000 bales, last year, actual, $1,000 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01
New York stock Market.

New York, September 80, IL a. m.-Tht
stock marko! opened irregular, but in the mair
weak and lower, and in the early dealing
speculation was feverish and unsettled. A
neavy pressure TO sell was developed which
resulted in a decline ranging from I'D to
2 per cent, tho latter in Manhattan
Elevated which sold down to 10 IL, bu,
later recovered to 20 IL ST. Paul reoeded
from liz IL TO Ill 9, Erie from d5 IL to
Al, and Wabash Pacific from 95 Ia to 95
and fell of 10 "a 3-8. Western Union fluc-
tr.3d between SO Id ahd S5 3,4, and Lake
Shoro between 1875 and 1874 68.
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Liverpool, September 3O.-Although yea
terday was the last but one for production Of
cotton that sed TO the cornorers at tho Liv-
erpool exchange, showed no indication Of
excitement. II is stated that number Of
persons who have sold cotton TO Morris
Ranger, the chief corneror, are trying
TO arrange privately with him
but are unsuccessful. In the meantime
cotton ships which have arrived at Liver.
pool are working night and day to get the
staple to the warehouses, and Il Is declared
before noon to-day that It is expected :ths,
between ll'S0 and IL noon to-day the OK
change will be tho scene Of great excitement
II not of disturbance.
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LiyerpeoI CircuInr.

Liverpool, September s0.-This week.
circular of the Liverpool cotton brokers as
ISOLATION, says tho demand from the trade
has been general Throughout. tho woek with
some speculative purchAes. and good busi'
ness was done at hardening rates. American
was in good demand st generally advanced
prices, closing frm and BIG d higher. Ses
Island continued In improved request and
prices gradually hardening until Tuesday
when tho market became weak. The closing
rates generally showed 1.31 d advance.
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EayasOta,

sfooisl to the Herald.
Nayasota, September SO.-Partial showers
occurred here to-day and Yesterday.
Rev. g. w. Pickett, pastor of the Baptist
sa-rch here, and several delegates, including
hns Jennie BrlgaHce and sister, left this
n,erning to attend the Baptist convention a.
Grlveston.
Alex Terrell, colored youth
os Anderson, was appointed by Senator
buchanan 70 attend the Prairie View nor
uDl school for the ensuing term.
The residence Of j. j. Fielder was entered
Flew nights since by burglars and robbed OF
small amout Of money. Tho family must
have been chloroiormed, rs II was taken
from drawer in MIR. Felder's bed room.
Business is good and cotton active.
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Souid a Candidate for the Recover
ship of the Ohio & siississippi Rail-
ro""-FFed Grant Resigns from the
Army.
special 20 the Herald.
Chicago, September l3.--.In the matter Of
appolntnga receiver 70, the Ohio IL Missis4
slppi railroad, row pen1iug before United
States Jucge Drummond ut Chio,eo, Gould
. a casdida,e Mclean, Of the Cincinnati
Eoquirsr, will probably fall of obtaining this
coveted plum. Counsel for the different par-
ties viii furnish lis, of The amount Of stock
represented by each candidate, in obedience
to the order Of court.
Six'y',hree farmers, tAilng from Liverpool,
have passed through 70 1aSaf.
The resignation of Fred Grant ~ Grst
lieutenant of cavalry hos been accepted
Arthur still holds the chaitmanfhip ofthe
republican state committee of Nov York.
Ten Thousand persons assembled r, Eli
lioutvillo, Indiana, celebration of her one
huodrodth birthday James Psrke, a native
OF North Carolina. ana Governor Hendricks
addressed the gueste,
PInk.eiq, ;he rev horsa disease, is excit.
ing so'ac alarm IN New York.
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HoIten
special TO the Herald.

Bslton, September 30.-At tho Avenue
no'el to>nigh, will be given complimentary
hop to Mr. and Mrs q Dupoe, a newly mar
rid couple. 1t will be tho most clegsn,
afhir OF the season.
Dlstric, court convenes hero Monday.
Qli'e a number ofimportsnt criminal cases
will he tried. The case Of George Rains, who
slot Lucien.. Farley a short. time since, will
b taken up.
Cotton is coming 10 lively and the farmers
aro hopeful of full crop. Tho county will
sverage ono'quar,er Of bale per acre, much
letter than was expected. Btl,on will ship
iHonty.fyo thousand bsles
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washington w,re,,ur,.

Washington, D. c., September 80. The
National Board Of Health have advicss from
Hsvana, Cuba, that for tho week ondirg
September Sd there were eighteen dea,Ls
from yellow fever, elk from pernic,ous
fever, three from typhoh fever and enc
from small pox in that city.
Col. Bliss, Hon. d. II. Brewster sud Col,
Cook, rs counsel for tho governmont in thu
star route eases, filed 10 court ,hh morning u
long information sgainst ex>Atsistsnt Pott-
master General Brady and others.
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wac0.
Special 10 tho Herald,


Waco, September 3O,-Abou, d O'Clock p
IN to-day an alteration occurred between
James NJ. Campbell, barkeepor at the
Rancho saloon, and colored man NAMED
Tell Downs, in which Downs picked up a
bottle OF whisky standing on tho counter m
buried II al Campbell, striking him on Il /
arm bursting It's contents In his face f6ft
cutting him. Campbell rushed from bei' Y.
the counter with an Ice pick aud threw Il
Downs cutting him on Tho forehead. They no,
cllnched and Downs GU. Campbell soyarses,,
eight Zines in tho back before they VI y
separated. Downs was taken and i.dlsT-
The physlcians who called ssy 4 4
Csmpbell's wounds are serious, ..tio rh "
blood u flowing. II 10 thought he u bleeo \
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Palestine.

Special TO the Herald.
Palestine, September 30'-There is confid-
erablo discussion in town over the sudden
and unexpected disappearance of well
known citizen fAmilinrly named old Man
George All sorts Of rumors arc afost
about the .cause and his whereabouts but
nothing tangible.
$50 bales Of cotton were sold In tho
Palestine market this week and shipped
by The International. New cotton is coming
in qlite rapidly, prices ranging from s TO
10 l2.cents.
j meeting was held last night Of those
interested for tho purpose Of purchasing land
and establishing a race track in the neighbor-
hol of the water works compsny's prop
er,y. Suitable grounds can be obtained az q
re' 'onable price and it looks as though the
coosed movement will be successful.
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Nominations.

Williainsporl Pa, September 80.-Thc
democratic convention last evening nomi.
aated Ofage Noble for ita,e treasurer.
Milwaukee, September 29-Tho demo.
frh.'o convention made The following romi-
qatons /; For governor, N d Froth, fer lieu.
ssansnt governor, w A Anderson, for tecre-
'.sry OF state, w johnson, for treasurer, w
II Jacobs, for attorney general, w Bfigg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

4 Negro BOY Dies from '.''& ~phsbfa
- an Hun ever ,aO

negro BOY Dies from ~rHt ophshra
-',''aa Hum ever ,nG
FN s
Specla. to the Herald.
Shreveport, hs., September S0.--A negro
boy eleven years old died yesterday morning
at the Charity hospi,nl of clear case Of
hydrophobia. He was bitten month
since, short distance from here
by deg thought to be
mad and which was subseq quently killed. lie
was fully examined by all the physicians
here and they pronounced Il genuine case
OF hydrophobia and the ars. ever known
here.
Edward Williams was killed yesterday near
Grand Csvo City by train which was
thrown from the track on tho New Orleans
Pacific railroad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01
Austin,

Austin,
Special to tae Herald.
Austin, September S0-Tho Brszos
Mound City Is Northern Railroad Comysny
hled their charter to-day TO con-
siruct -Ailrosd from the mouth of the
BrsEos river to Hampstead, Waller oounty.
Adjutant General King contemplates
some changes In the lccation Of .na state
ltoopa, looking to the more IL iyo Nro.ec.
ton OF the PAN Nv i OF
the working parties ~ ans on
the Texas Il Pacific. Ho ia also considoripe o
the adusa ilily of froorganizlng one Of the
companies
Colonel Bob Campbell plead guilty to.
day to the 'ssault on w. Y. Leader, of the
Dispatch, and was Gnai five dollars a. a coat
The tots' Amouny received in the treasury
during the month from the sale of public
land, and Interest on the former fale O,
school lands exceeds $4,000, The frst Of
twenty payments for school
lands ar 1atol 10 5000 1877,
representing sslJs Cf about l50 coo acres END
free school Investment OF nearly $500, 900.
not including interest.
The governor has ndor adyisement
swentysth;ee apk on Tor pardon Of con.
victs, boys and girl from twelve 10
eighteen years. II 0able that ma.
jority OF the ca " receive executive
clemency to-morr
Chief Justice MoSl is no better.
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Condcmning the nurreou.

London, September s0.--The Lancet con.
dsnnns tho attending surgeons for making
the best OF Mr. Garneld's case In their bulle-
,ine, aud says the bulletins should DO the truth
and nothing but the truth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

Cleveland, Ohio, September so-The Gar
held Monument Committee to-day sent the
following le.ter.tc James B LoDgstree., a,
Atlanta, Georgis: No kinder expressions
OF sympathy for the movement commenced
to secure funds for The erection of monu.
ment over the grave Of James A Garfield
have come to US than the many responses
from the south. We believe the southern
people OF ly want an opportunity to contrib
ute In order to add largely 10
our, funds. In view of this, whaI can
DO cone at the cotton exposition to make il
generaE Will you please confer with the
managers and with the newspapers and
national banks, and send on answer by
telegraph al funds collected are to be-
sent To W Second National Bank Of this
city, the ou, orised treasur,r If deemed
ADVISABLE We win send An hgent TO confer
and asrianse with YOU for receiving aud for
wsrdine cV'isi doyl. respectfully,
~ Y WApE,
JosEPR PgRKINs,
II. b. PAYNE, Committee.
j. Il. RHODES, Secretary.
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A nurdarer Arr..t.a

+ Norfolk, September so.-Joseph Alton
who murdered Henry Tate in Newark, New
Jersey, Monday night, was arrested while
in9uirirg for lodging hero last night. He
q held for requisi.ion.
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Rebels Defeated.

Paris, September 30.-Gsnersl Ssunhr
as 10 egrsphed General Faure, minister oil
~ar, hat Colonel Lsroqu,ne has daiestsd
,rong bodies OF tho rebeli near Kesf
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in'ernsly, and at 10 D. m. Il was
thought he would die before mcrnins
The Rancho low place pa,ronized hy
negroes; low v ito men and gamblers Of
Mr. stone OF Ga.esville, and Miss Balm Of
Des Moinee, Iowa, met at the Grand Central
motel and were married. They had
never seen each other I'm,
have been in correspondence for
some tine. TIE lady seemed pleas ID
win her life partner and new hon o
de Is well known in 0crvell county, ard the
lsdys parents live in Gatesville, though
she has never been In Texas before,
a heavy rain fei! here to-day and more IL
looked for lom present Indications.
The avelage cotton receipts daily are 9OC
bales. The seasons receipts are nut down
at $1,000 bales against 80 600 las. year.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
DOAkSrlO AND FOREIGN NEWS

hNeiteme"t ON Change In L,ye,poo,-
information Filed Asa,p,,
uF +" washiug,sn-T The
Ne" York stock narLet-A
Long Conference Between
Jones and Conkiing-
Condition of Trade
Other Iateili.
gence.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

GreenSRckers I'm Council at Fort
Worth-AnOther Railroad Charter
Filed at AusIin-A burglary At
NaVasots-sutiden Disappear
ance OF n We'll Known Cttis
zen of Palestine Waco
Items-Other Inter.
esting state
News.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-07-21
The Comet Divided.

Prof. Stone, of the Cincinnati Observatory,
has discovered since 10 o'clock Wednesday
night that the comet is separating into two
parts The line of separation is horizontal
and divides the nucleus into about equal parts.
The upper halfis the part to which the tail
is attached and is carrying the entire tail off
with it. The lower part appears like a half
moon, and is slowing falling away. 1t is, OF
course, too early to speculate as to what
track the two bocies will pursue or what their
destiny will be. Prof. Stone states that when
the separation was first observed by him it ap-
peared as though dark line had been drawn
through the nucleus. The division is now
very manifest. There is a precedent for this
behavior of the present comet in that of Biela's
lost comet, which in 1916 suffered similar
accident for which no explanation has ever
been given. The comet separated in two dis
tinct parts of quite unequal brightness, so
that there were too apparently complete COM
cts instead of one During the month follow
ing, the lesser Of the two continually increased
until it became equal TO- its companion. Then
# grew smaller and in March vanished entire
". though its companion was still plainly
seen for month longer The distance apart
of the two portions, according to the compu-
tations of Prof. Hubbard, was about 100000
miles. The next return of the comet took
MACE in 1859, and was looked for with great
interest. 1t was found still divided, and the
two parts were far more widely separated than
in 1876 the distance being increased to about
100000 miles Sometimes one part was the
brighter and sometimes the other, so that il
was impossible to decide which ought to be
regarded as representing the principal comet
The pair passed out of view about the end O
September, 1862, and have not been seer
SINCE
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-07-21


My business on the Jury. done--the ouibplin all
| through =
I'VE watched tho LAWYERS right and left and give
| = NV yar,;,.t trna +.
my soruio' rue
STUCK SO iong uheo my chair' thoughtl Woui
And If do not know myself, they'll get me Their
az ih'
But now the courts adjourned for good, and hay
got my pay,
m loose at last, ana, thank the lord, I'm goin
| homo to-day.
I've somehow felt uneasv like. since tho frat dav
r. ia nm awkward camo to NAV mo cont,omay !,
! TX .owr. ". ~ TEfG3a47H3
And this 'ere Sunday suit of mine on Sunday
rightly sets; al }a4 sNe
But whom wear the stuff a week, 1t somehow gall
and frets.
I'd rather wear my homespun rig OF pepper, sal
and gray
I'll have 1t off In half jin when get homo do-day
~,
-
80 my --'' '' -''' VIZ -"
Eor ,r,,otI co.,, ,nos o,r,. ,,,oro.t s,a orr,. :,
take offense, ~
And she was always quick at words and ready t.
But then she's first one to give up when she has
had her say;
And she Will meet mo with kiss when go home
to-day.
l.g sIE0,1T,I.F FYFlN .sll 1919. .sss
49, ~, T1-T 'f'.''J Mi ~ ~
. -, - =. A - .-.-.,. >!
A' won 90 Guy "o''n ~ 'oo ''''' 'ii'ns' "'s
80,
'4 chores; ~ ts3 p .Hir.
But nothing prospers half so we'll when 60 Off to
stay, i5, a.7 e
And will put things into shape when get home
to-day.
.
i' --'io ~ YIN " -'-' =
,,...-,.,..t.L
~ iun ~ soo ~, ~ Gnu w ~ ~ no..
e' --''-0 wasp ~ =
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DR.. Bliss.

DR.. D. W. Bliss, whose name figures in the
White House bulletins as the surgeon in charge
of the wounded President, is,an old Washing
ton practitioner. Heheld prominent position
in the Medical Bureau during the war An &C
tive Republican and a genial gentleman he soon
became the friend and companion ofall the lead
ing statesmen Of his party in Washington. His
practice is largely confined to the responsible
classes. He has brought Grant through several
narrow places, but his dislike for Hayes broke
up his White House practice for several years.
When Senator Morton's illness assumed an
alarming shape, he sent for Bliss and kept him
at his bedside at Indianapolis until his death.
The late Matt Carpenter was his warmest friend.
Some years ago the doctor became prominent
on account of his endorsement of q newly-dis-
covered cure known as Cunderango.4
1t turned out badly, and the Doctors Jealous
rivals made use of the matter In accordance with
the best known ethics for destroying profess
sional brother, but the genius and skill of the
man soon lifted him above the effects of that
sort ofmalice. He enjoys the reputation of be-
ing one of the most scientific and most success
full physicians In Washington. The Presiden
could not be in better hands, tSt'
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The Prospect.


Inc following editorial article Under thu
above caption is taken from the Richmond
Stor ownad ond od;ted bv colored mon anf
'N1 $3.50 -
from Tue ISSUE inimediateiy altef we iheeliig
the State Central Committee. Itshows in What
light the educated and intelligent people OF the
colored formulation Wow, tho pronos;tion r.
- r -. ptop9'.'
ulspaiu ZIG hepuplican party anu 'uih l's
constituent elements over to wing of the
Democratic party. The Star saws.
rha oot,on ~ tho sto,a oo,,tro, oo,,i+,oo
lost Mondav will hove q to,Ja,,au 70 ,n,,r III
nvor tha trCuh,ad victor. ond ,Ho r,,st viii 70
sl, f;nall1, -, +ba o,tor % D.
,',,h,nar 1or,,, ~ tha Ctato NJ er;,,a ~ eli
ip,snnasd;,I@s ~ tha oat PoIh G sao luii
W;oL nd ~ Sanotnr a,r;o dosar1a e,roit
C. ti,n;" 60. =. Lar',a,,;aa ~ 1;ea.o,,1.an
ax;s.;na i, the nar+1 70 tho d;sa ,,,o;nt,,ent If
tho cnnornon aneov who had av;dentlv honod
o,,J No aob+ oot;c;notad on ;nonrahlo d;sr,,r
49,, ~ ~ 18th thdsa ,1o+l,,,a,, e,,,atlr ,,;tb
Jra,v anS oonvent;on waS oaiIad to Moot IN
+ 'nohh,r.. ~, t,,a 1nth ,f Ano,,st no,,t "A
~ ~ " 49, mio f ~, Ba,t 49, n.u
;,, oct soiu onnor,,,,;t f,r ta sn pc" ~
Of tbot ,,ortw 1o1u nraSants ;fself which NOV
~ ,'l oa,, r ~ =, + oranarot;on "'
p Tb 49,; ;daa ob,oin;nr that tho ooloroa
.lIa =. -, 40 ss.,o,aaaI1a sA's oa al
pJJ ;ppr az % p tu oi a S 90 ~ 70 tho;
1eaIars r ,,ld h aaara aro h,,t
- ,,t.a,,,, go 80 !. IN ,,asss,s WEI .no
- la'sS $500 10 - ~ ;, m, So
81 r;lrits ~ ne Sat- ~, -
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oaJo 80 H., ICY. TX 20 Pa,,;na re ~
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