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The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
Feat ofa Snr,erlng Party.

Ambrose Lomprax, Of Natchitoches
Ia, wns with q party of suTyeyprs that
we're attack by Apaches sontA Qf I'll
Passo. State Of Chihnahua. LON.
nSpfincipal soined the party the day
Nsh, they vlll.ck, and that night he lost
au'm w,hired boy. he saw what
Ine.t haN. as signs Of the presence OF
i. Pcansalh he neighborhood. The next
Smith. A. igty started, and he fingered
liver addrcssa mile behind, Whsn ne
Tod.ss arr n the Sand Hills the hsnl-
iA''s Lomprax says the party
pate. Il and we're brave men,
!, leader. and did not
TIow how ~ ht Indians. He tried TO
n the part but was taken prisoner
the Indians, and would have been
lied he'd not bis Lost Mexican boy ap-
sared ana told the Indians that he was
Aallhy ani could be nnsomed. He
waApecured aud could not see the fight
The Surveyors, thirteen in number,
fought desperately against the Indians,
Na numbered torty.tve or forty-six.
sis 81 the latter were KILLED and nine
vnan1ed. and ell Of the whites we're
killed ak AZ them being dispatched
while lying % the 6eld wounded. Lom.
pra1 says the Indians were under the
mott rigid discipline. After the battle
thy took Lonpax into the Sierra
Msdra mountains, where they buried
their dead. For more than week the
Indians deprrdated under Uuris in 30
non. committing q number Of murders,
They went down the coast OF the 6uls
Of California, and In crossing 70 an
islabl Lomprax made his escape and
got aicly 10 GuRymas, after severe
five aays tramp Lompnx says the In
dianswere under the command Of Vic.
torio. IS he knew that chief very well
by sight
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
A nnke,s Fenr.

The Duke OF Wellington, whose life
was for years almost daily in peril on
the battle Geld, was for years afraid to
travel by railroad, having conceived q
terror OF locomotive engines from see
ing Mr. Huskisson killed by one. Al
length, in 1913, he made bis first jour
ney, being 10 attendance ON the queen,
who herself did not use them until 1912.
The injury done to the railroad cause
by the death OF Huskisson was in a great
measure neutnlized by the simultaneous
news that Mr.. Stepbenson's locomo'
tive engine carried the wounded man
fifteen miles in twenty-five minutes, To
the end Of their lives some people in
England could never be brougb' 70
travel by railroad.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
Bsrbarous Rite.

Certain classes OF Hindoos in Ban
galore observed ON recent Sunday the
barbarous rite known TO the English as
threading the fire" performed in honor
OF some barbarous deity. A pit foot
deep, six feet broad and thirty long, was
dug Some five or six carloads Of
wood we're thrown into the pit and set
fire TO. AS soon a. the wood was re-
duced 10 liwing Goals OF fire the whole
was spread out Md the FIRE fastened TO
the surface OF tAe pit. The votaries Of
Thurmarajh (tA presiding deity then
ran over the bed OF FIRE the whole length
five or six times, each time cooling
the feet in water.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03

"when wa are old, Claude, We shall
still be lovers" she said. gazing into
his eyes with the rapture Of gifted wo-
man who writes poetry for the Boston
papers. ''The warm hues Of our youth
iui aHectioA ')All never fade, but only
grow brig u, y we draw nearer 10 the
sunset; w enall still cit out In the
hush OF the summer ewes and feed our
souls on the poetry OF the starsl" "Well,
hardly" answered 'Clande, "unless you
want me to remain mp till daytrCak
basting your old back with arnica."
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03

Father Rudolph, . Roman Catholic
priest at Clyde, Ohio, has lef. the min
istry and married.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03

soah America is sending great Qnan.
tities u tongues in cans to the London
uArket
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

There was considerable business transacted
In tn grain markets this week, but tue feeling
was somewhat unsettled, and prices nuctu-
ated considerably within moderate range.
Foreign reports showed very little change In
that quar- er, while the eastern markets were
reportsd quite 'teady for ell cereals. Thr
Shipments were liberal, spectators trad ng
with co AZ dstable freedom, and the shipping
demand was quite active.
Corn advanced to 4, @l5 c.; oats went up to
3S:@35. The receipts of both were moderate
Wheat has been In lib ral receipt and ranged
In price from 90 @. to 81 per bushel.
Flour to TX another upward turn during the
week, advancing 10 cents per cwt. and at 'he
close was firm.
Irish potatoes were SCARCE at the beginning
OF the week but were In liberal supply at the
close and are now quoted at IS so per barrel.
OnlOns Of the new crop were N the market
this weeR and sold at 80 80 PER barrel.
Fruits and vegetables have been In moder-
a'e supply oil the week, exc p Ing lemons,
which were very scarce and high. Quotations
are now s. tO $40 per box.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23
COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EvKSIrG,.

A most excellent trade was aohN
throughout the week In All mus
OF merchandise. At no tiiho III
th, history Of the city has there been sue"
Q uniformity in bu>iness NJ the present YEAR
Tho ummer months seem nearly" act We as
the II aud winter months were, the voiume
ofroods changing hands being much greater
than wa, DRAINED OF at the b, ginning OF the
year. The weather has been excessively no. ,
and the drouth has caused some shedding Oh
the cotton crop, which, however, taken as
whole Is In splendid conditionand opening
nicely,
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Miscellaneous orOcers' STOCK.

aSooss"WVVoD GhVO0bo' otOOus
PoTAr ,cs-Old per bu. nominal,new $3.50
OsI N.-ie 50 per barrel.
klOA-WhOiesaie N 70 *.
eALf-ln barrel, o.. 90, 10 q. o Liyerpool IN
sacts.e ca, Rock d 80 per ssci. '''' ~
w. se Cream d. is.. s ss.s. ss
TO II. Cream lilo w
Soar. Olive, tke. psrpound, Biu.lndi, Oh
to6kt Satspat, $50. TO $50. Eureka Nan
n q Company. Cyclone, b,fj Pale Olive,
o. Extra Olive, ~ oenA per pound.
CANDLne.Staf, full VI tlto llx.
Cunnsn- None In MARKET,
HokiNY AND 0nifs-S60eb % pcr barrel.
ID DnED PnAcHrs-unpeslsd 70, .SXpeelod II
Coal OiL-Bslow are revised quo,s,o.s, III
deg. =. test, In barrels Is Cents, cases. q oS
Cofnns FrNs-Round. CSC, spring, u 90 Del
a.A.S,sscx ou.h 4, iron bound, $50 p.,
Iuss-Three nest, G,Wasl 90, eisSi neal
-, No.l' % % per dozen, Ne. ., E.6o, No.
moA.D.-wood, n.s, sine. u NO, New
Wsii BScssrs-si. 9ses. 80 DER dozen.
Powpnn.so.0s per keg Of Is pounds, isk d.
o. .S ~ do, SD blasting kegs, N'6O
euof-Drop bag, " 10, toe .2S buck b 40. toe.b
mAoknnni-No. barrels, $40 hall. barrriI
CAHDy-Stick. 10 10 ilc. Z pound. Fancy. II
| 10 40. '' y
LYn-Ccncentrated, ta.7sa 500
Rorn--Sisnl, Y In. basis, l0hc, cotton, on Nj
viEraAR-per gallon, 2ccSy)c. Apple, aoc too
wnArrrre pArsR-Rsg and Straw, ioo. evc
SrARcH-tkMi,%c.
Juas-ws quote II TO 10 cents per gallon 70
siased. Crochs II 70 II csnts per gallon 10
BKRswAx-lb 10 lsc per ID.
TALtow.-in bar-al. ~ In cake, 10 per ID
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NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co.

GALVESTON
Galveston, July 22 Receipts 203
Market closed steady; midi ling II sales 400.
st. LOUIS.
st Louis, July "a Market closed firm;
middliog Tx; receipts 30 shipments ia; no
eales stock l,9ls.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, July 2 .-l2;l5 y. m, - Cotton
dull; mi ,diing, uplands OK; ORLEANS ll-l6
sale. 1000.
Futurs Hat.
$3.50 y, m.-Salcs Of American 5000.
5p. m,-Futures steady.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23
Wines and LIQUORS.

ALCoHcL--ys. 80 TO ~. AZ per gallon.
WHsKy--Sweet mash, Vi .260DA .bOi sour
oash, 81 .g0Gsb, scoordlngQpsge.
WINKs-C ,aret, In case, u. l6@S4; CatawbH
per gallon, 81 .lo@ss2i Port, per gallon, 81 30 q
b9; Sherry, per gallon, 81 ..0abSSi Madeira, poi
gallon, N.bot@s5; White wine, In caseo, u "a
aSl0.
CnAMrAoNE--Cooks In baskets, slsGos2t
Heidsieck, In basket, SIS; Kr,ig, In basket. 81
Domestic champagne, el0@alB.
ALK-Stock ale, PER dozen, q .l6QsSa 80; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2Gn$2.b0.
BorrLx BEKn--st Louis quarts SIC, ,pintf
Sl2 10. Budwiser. el2, pints SIS 20
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Building Material.

BRIcx-At the kilns to ~
SfoNI-Atthe Dallas quarries 10 per cublo
foot. u for foundation, 10 for wall, and % 70
dressed mont.
LunslA-Native rough pine 90 per thousand,
Dressed on one eide, o6 30, Flooring, tongu-
cd and grooved, e9s, bresssd wsathe r6oardinG,
Mn, Thrse-eiShth tongued and srooved ceiling
elB to ele.
sHiNeLns-CYprcss, o per thousand, Native
pine, sap, 81 do heart, a 60.
LAfns-os " Ut a per thousand.
CuMnRr- h0sendAle, - 80, Louisville,
Is %, Portland, % 20.
pl.AsfHn vPARis-rer barrel, a u 90.
HAIs-Pe pound. 7kc.
CnMNr rLum % inch, 81 ccnts; inch, "a
inch ceiling joint, y 49, = inch Gap do, Soc.
DRAIN PIrs-S Inch, 100 Per foot, linch,
90ci Inch, &c; inch, t0ci Sinch, so.
Mlxku PAlNTs-RcAdy for use and oil color
u - per gallon. All the teeted aud standard
makea are on sale BY Dallas dealers.
LixK-Coosered,.9 per nbl, bulk, q 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23
DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


We make the following quotations;
RAIsiss-London layer, new, per tox, sS 80;
layer,
BANANAp-Per bunch. nominal at $50
GRsES APrLEs- So 80 per barrel.
CuhhA Nrs-7,slnSx
PEACHES .! 80 per bushel.
PECAss Per iD,1 retail per bushel, loose
o., q Ia to ~ %; sacked =. No, 81 Is.
OnAsaxs- SICILY, nominal.
UNIONS - SICILY per box. sto 10
NUTS Almonds % pel pound; Dral
.0@-, nllerts lt@-, kpglish Walnut
none; chestnuts, imported, 20. Italian
~, peanuts, Tennessee red, 8M, coooanuts
per hundred % 80.
FIGS In 10 ID boxes, per lb, Is.
POP CoM-Prise packasss, per half gross
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l,.n trom ihe exnosllion grounds, without

than from the exposition grounds, without
charge .,,,,or
Each person who becomes an exhibitor
Their by acknowi. dpesapd ut dert. kts % Keep
thu rules md regulations established Tor the
gov rnmant of the exp0sit on
Special regulation Will he issued concerning
'heexhib, ION Of living ANNA =, the oTgani-
za,ion Of jur es, awar sof rlzes, The sale u
articles wi hin tue buildings, ind on other
points not touched upon In these preliminary
In truatiOpa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

A 'gooi trade was done this week In gro.
ceriss. both wholesale and Jobbinx. Meats
and lard an canned goods advanced. Sugars
and coYses and other values were firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23
Bugg,es. spring wag ms, Etc.

SuAfTs.-'a@ts, LollS, " 10.
Enthusiastically b, end spring, top, 5000
500, ditto. open, a,0ytsc ditto, side spring,
top, slUo@slS,; ditto, side bar, Ni0@SlSe;
spring, siiossiOC; ditto, phseions, sibotasaOO,
jump seat bussies. x7b@s2b0; platform
springs, sllO@sl20i three spilns wagons, SsO@
ello
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23
Cattle.


Tho receipts at the yards this week hsv,
been moderate ana prices are unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

sOLR-LKATHKR VAh-NO. ! 3s@39;no 2 38@37,
HEMLoCk Best Buffalo siaughter. 3Ue 81
GOOD %; do good No. 2, 20; good DANCED %
OAR HARNESS ,.EATnER-NO. ], 38c do 2 80.
HxMLoCK-prime. 81 do good So; do NO 2, 81.
FRENCH CALFsKIN-Sl.16 TO el.90; 90
cording o qua ity
PHILApRLPniA CALFsKIN-No. lsl. 10 to 81 "a
do NO2Sl tOS 10,
PHILApELrnIA kIPs-No !. SOC. to Sl.0O
&C, ord ny to weight
euEKP sK,N--Topping x1xX per dozen $40. 80
LiuingB, white $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

. CATTLR-Grass.fed, yearlings IS ESQ; 2 year
olts $l2 q $751; year Olds SIS q 20; barn COVE
III @$9.
$40 TO $40. Farm stock S3b TO $50 Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy el25 to $40.
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500.
Mules-.R Rats $50 TO COS Medium $65 to 10
Extra draught 500 TO Si50.
Hogs-NOne on the market.
MurroN,sHKsP-thsy are aaotable at ~. SCOT
Dor head. Per weiRht $40 3kc. per pound.
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Xxx 80 Fancy, $40 TO SEQ; Patent, N.o0
RYB-Scsrce We quote per Dbl. %.
BARLsy-Scarce; goOu demand, 40.
BnAN-We queue ~ go.
0uNNy Professionalism In good order, :
cents piece.
Conn HsAL-Hsr cwt, lis.
OAfs- SO % 35
wHsAr No 5 old, quiet.ws quote 60 to 5;new
soc al 81 90
CoRN-40 to 10 cent?, loose ear.
HAY-frair's. loose from wagon, s6 to Is pei
ton; diilett, none ON market. From eior,
prairie hailed SIS ser ton; Prairie bAled % Col
ots sl2 90 per ton free on boaid.
W. quote: Chopped corn, per loo r,rr's
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 po.u4.
rushed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, 500
sorn bran, per 100 pounds, $40; Gra.
ham -four per 100 pounds. $780,
cream meal, 81 80; fine b0lted meal, pei
bushel, 500 hOminy, per 100 pounds, W
gifts, per 100 pounds, Ga Is; corn Hour, per lOt
pounds, 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

Prescriptions Free
For the speedy cure Of spermatorrhre' ~.
nal Debility and lmpotsscy,. most p!nge1lssHis
have The incidence. We Wish 70 esoP mn
curse = four eiviliHs ton. "a, reses ~. E"ss
0th md III, q. teuiss No.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23
Iron. Nails. Wire, Etc.

Iron, Nails. wire, Etc.
IRON. - We quote merchant bar &c rates;
Norway and SwedeB, l0c.
PLow STREL.-sc
WIRE.-smooth wire, No. o, 60; Nos II
and II, &c. No. ls,ic, japanned barbed wire.
30; galvanized barbed, 10Isc.
II )RsE SHoEs'-Per Reg, 90.
HORSE sHoR NAILs--Per box, rs pounds, No.
Z, B5.75; 10. ., 80 30; NO. b, % ..
NAlLs-From l0d to sd ~ On rates.
TINNRR's STOCK .-Plok tin per pound; SOC
tn Nate, iix20 Sll per BOX: /. G. l4x20 1919,
do, l Y Sll 30: zinc topper 10 solder, lbc per
ID; shee, ron &c per III.
kxEs-Per b X; per dozen, % 10 10.
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Canned hoods,

Canned Goods.
PuACHEs-2 pounds, VI Is; pounds
% 9 IS.
ToMAroRs-2 pounds, 81 3091 40.
OOlfees ana Tess.
CorFEE-Rlo common, l2h to i31S, fair, IA to
ltm; cnoioe. l6k to 16x; Lsguayra, lex to IL;
Java, 2S9o3Oc.
TEAs-Imperisl, bOas5c; Young Hyson,
10000; Oolong, lb06Oc Japan, eVGD65o
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cotton.

The week s receipts have been qui'e liberal
for this sessnn OF the year. The market ruled
steady up to the close, but to'fay the Liverpo u
market opened fiat and dull, and there VAS
but little doing here In spots, The quotations
throughout the week have been as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

Vision, Noises In the h. adj, the viisi o,t q
passing unobserved In the urine. and n, s aas
other diseases that lead to insanity and Death.
the Medical Gen iemen connected with ths
Of Europe and this country, and have IVA
arge experience In these troubles. ana LII .;H
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Doll N.Y. N.Y.
CT q case Of this kind the VITAL REsIORA.
TIVE (und.r their special advice and tysst.
ment) will not cure, or for ANYTHING inn ~.ss
or injurious found In It We treat ali Pr'vsts
Diseases successfully without mercury tWNs.
SULTATIDN FIRE.: Thorough examination
Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE a. a hat,,. ~ y.
four times the quantity, SO. Sent to any "a.
dress upon receipt OF piice, u. o. b sscnr.
from observation. and in private name II d..
sired by English Medical institute, No. M
box 2460.
wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliyer a
Walker. Dallas, Texss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23
The Great English Remedy
10 ~ a ver-failins Cure

IL ~ a naever-failins Cure
for Nervous debil,tvs
exhausted Vitai,sv
: IN IL al W.allesi.'
sltin atnrko.t IGST
y NJ GOD, in J OH IN.
the terrible elects ~ ~
self Abuse, youthful II
10 lies and exceeses ~
insurer years-snoh ~ a.
'oas Of Memory, ID Las =
itu @, Not turns
Emission, Aversion a.
0nntaN~ nj ~. Va
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BAuoN-Lona clear sides ll,l tn TX; short
ole.r, TX. Breakfast bacon 1870.
On, -ALT-LOng clear aiues, l0h, short
lear l's4.
HAMS Canvased l2k to 10
LAKp-Tierce 1874 half barrel, 1871 pals .. to
10 pounds, IA; 8 pounds. AK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

Acid.-bcnsoi per ounce, 600,
aold carbolic solution, Of cents
crystal ,elc@s2 per ID, acid citric, $50 per 10
acid sulphofic, 60 pcf 10, acid tartafic, %,
per 10, alum, sabe per 10. Ammonia bo.
copniba, 500 per ID; .borax, isc per 10 bin.
mel tknglishl, o. % per lbi sani,'hor, refined
ssc per ,bi clnchopidin,. 90 PER 'osj chioro
per ID, cream Of tartar, powder, Hctoic per IN
Eum opium. q % per ID, sun shell &C, rs De,
!blmosphine, y nprr Of, oil bergAmot, IS ~ nj
10; oil lemon - % rer ID, bromide potass, m
Rery 70, LAW ioclde pot q. % 10 psr IL, q
Sarewayt iec per ~; ssnns, $50 per ID, Aiexc
~ ~ 70; Ssrychnine, crystals, u % per o /.
psS hi salts OPEN, So5S Per iS, ' 49,
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.0nRNAN niLLHf.-we quote 81 10 per bushsi,
Garden. bots. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN 10 cents por paper,
ootton--At the Oil 'Mili..so per ton.
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tSlcs.

HIDzs- Dry flint, IL pounds and upwards IN to
l3cts; ary kips, free Of grubs, 10 Q; gruDb
kipp lie; wet sailed, To-. green butcher
hides, 5Xc.: All damaged, wet or dry,
half price deer Skim zoo. sheep skins from
2bc. 0Db0C eRch,
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sugars ana syrups,

Sugars ana Ayrups,
SUGARS We quote: Powered i2h ,Urushed'2h
TX to II l-2; Granulated l2; Stan
ndard A TX to IL leg White
extra extra 1 Ito -; Yel,Ow-Louisisnv
white clarified IN TO ll2s; yellow clarified
l0H to l0A; Omen Kettles choice 10
prime on @l0; tair 0h@S No
I.AssRs-Lo risiADa choice COO, prime54 c
fair to good 45@bOc, syrup 80 to Coo.
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s !:|; ; Y ':;'| Z .! y W 4: ):
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Coal and wood.
CoAL-Indian Nation, " 20 per ton, deliv-
cred.
COKR-5O cents per barrel.
Woop- Oak ,hickoryano ash $500 to 8 3 80 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing at the
rates of "a so to % per cord.
OHARCOAL--65 cents per barrel.
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p. m.--apots il'm; ualps 2,ll0.
a, L,.snrAa nntnt Inn N
2lOp. III. Spots closed frm; GALES 2, 1927
A.lN n m - Eilturea q ,Oap,. a,pnlV

Consolidated net receipts 10. 49i.
Exports to Great Britain %, $50.
France 2,SbS
Continent 9.5l7.
Channel none.
Stock 2o7 SCS.
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Wagon Wood. WOrk.
POultrv nnO l2nnno,

FOuItFy anu Shm0s
CuIoxRss-we quc,e ESQ for spring; fol-
grown, s3 80.
Dallas WOal Market,
Fine, as; medium, %; heavy, 200. Blaoh
barry anu dirty, 8 to 10 cents OF.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-23

Eggs-0 to 10 cents per dozen,
Butter Northern q to Ia Texas Is @ q
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NcrNp Iron.
Cast, 80 cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents;
wrought, 80 10 90 cents per hundred; brass,
T. per hundred, copper, 81 per hundred; elmo
and lead, 81 per hundred.
Wagon Wood. work.
aPoKIs-Erom . to ~ inch, per SGT, Xxx
select, S3; Xxx, $40.
SAWED FRLLors-'I 70 2k, % per set.
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Fish md Oysters.
fIsH-leko. per ID.
IYsrRRs--per oan AZ cents Cor Baltimore,
MGttagOrdas. 90 for Berwick bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-25
BORDER TROUBLES or ARIZONA.

A TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday on
Governor Fremont OF Ar 2ona who is now in the city,
There probability said the reporter, chat tho
Indian outbreaks in NewMcNico may extend into Ari-
zona and there rather serious trouble on the southern
frontier with the Mcxcans III sonora. have called TO
ask il you can tell me something of your views the
situation tnrrei
only recently addressed letter to the secre
Fremont and. Therefore, have some hesitation talk
INK about it, hut think the American people have u
right to Information on subjects OF pabic interest od
tell YOU briefly all that probably yoa VIII care to
know.
The border troubles have existed Tor several ycars
and grow naturally out OF the sua iou WHEN invites ~
maintain peace and good order The border would re-
qnirc small bui good force 10 he actively employed In
6y Mcxico' asked the I. 9I o''r9met
pin introduced for ,h,S PnrRcsc passed only House
'Tc Governor OF the Territory can call out the mino
only in ease of riot or insrccon, as yet no such
force has been organized aud there for IL m
mandnS department use the United Satce troops Lc
toops torany and all such occasions the present so
ncasuros Tor the preservation or peace, which It. Will
'As the Indians the qucs ion remains liflcnt Tb
whole country OF Arizona and surrounding ,oIrItory-
South western Colorado, NewMeXico sonora and ChhIo
nuts nouhtuhQuS ana very favorable 10 indian war
fare az the experience Of the last three years with
small bands shows. II the lighting should at any time
assume larger proportions IL would require prolo
tiOnatcy large force ana e and loss Valuabl life
Territories and North Mexico. As these
Indians occupy the territory of both Republics and both
are equally ihtcrcttcd III the subject, have g,ssrd In
Secretary OF the Interior the expcdieucv ~ n ~
rangcment With the Mexican Government 5y Sbi"h to
peninsula of 10 wer California might used as reseryo
tion INTO whlch TO gather all the Apache tribes The
peninsula ~ 'V hc, ong The ,ulf side aud rho
on the other, with breadth northern cn m
line OF only about 80 miles. Ateiatinu nosts
either side OF this line by the live
Governments would ehcctually bar the Indians om MI
cgress, and within these limits they could be easily CON-
tr0 led and taught to work and inside erfsunnorti",r
There we're formerly missions on It's pacic coast and In
fln nnt,ts,, IA.
corded that Catholic missionaries who crossed Tho ~ lie
found the Gulf s1ore well populated with Indians Mo
raised grain and litir rent fruits. ' "'o
This Is not All the consideration that the subject re-
CURES, hui IL perhaps sums up enough for yoar pr-