davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-26

rhowa !ucrensn Ut deposits of over &1,hh,0a', and
n,iiiht,,. With ths imcr,s.sc III ili,tiiiics cs,.-
siderable decrease IN reserves hns tnkcll plarr,
Ws tn sssi the a ;rpd ns T nSks ks \.
pa,lsinn Of loane, which .hRve incrcnatNl tl,ls
week e5m"N. and now amount 70 kln!GsI,;an.
rrYit,ei4 r.snrvc.-fhcy now llt,nR In bnnk MI
increase 1f $l,s1.h'i nvcr tho nnont rr.l'!!rSo M
4i' showing y deercase II resc.Sc tho present
wreck Ut s:tit1,SH.
Thr, stock ',norkct continues nattve ',',t with.
H. s,un, an,n Gio ttch're x'W % i'e,ifos Ss III.
tt;s u n,!yanec afil so.sy q ,st! s!,' =. Il ~
irom1 Ill; to i7;;: Vermont & O,raula frnn' i 10
@ r. 'Sssi @ y 'Esy i!, ! orisx MsxE'ssa% s@o onSy ts
s % s. t; III so,x :s'', g;,y ss frG's It d. M ilo orH @
ua!ney, srs''a less{ H. 20 ia isssSi!S; A!sSi:a.,
h e sse ss New VII T5sk aSso NV aaIa ssaS :" M <
Il. t4 ,, s II: W.es,n fi Ge!,; +, Gro . ms %
Ghe,s" fns. 70 y WI ,ishsxaa fcn @ ts Is; : iehi
HM "ss: scs,' e% ''' l5 IT, ID @ SNe" oets s'f@ as
'sn.: !!ar.1on n Erie '. i s'ossa 81, ,!Y!,er
!Ws*icr, I,iyisI,;n! a. Ats|;:o,,, y, Land Scrip
" IN la,wi ri siacks. Wm,sr- Tnwcr ciuse.i n ahndc
wss "t !, SlG: ; iGn s;ltwiI a i; ;
1losrnx, .lat,. aa-stocks Hlosctl:
S:::$$ $ !$:; f.: FIN FIN; S;is ;$ s;:
!.s% ss Iris IL; S& $ss tsf!aas
s @ n t;'; S;%aS;
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1}EAI ESTATE.

Tho Connecticut Mutuul life. Insurance Com
pany, through tslintn & Prentice, huvn so!l
tl.pir property On tho southwest corner Of N1o
ron md In Salp strects for $S.s,00. Tho piece
aaId was tho ctlst hn,f Of lot 4 md tho !orlh
fOrty~ilyp feet Of lot In lock NJ, School Sec
ton. Ths property has frontNHH Ut ninety
five feet MI Monroe. The fifty fcut OH tho co.'s
ncr r.lt,s lH,ek forty.1ro f..ct MI liz EnlIc, and
tho n,1jnininY rnrty~tIvr foot on Npnro1 has Il
depth Ut lD0. Tho purchaser js a wcll-knpwt,
Chicago cnpttalIst.
Tho following Instruments were fi!cd Tor roc
or,l Tuesday, .an. :5:
CITY PROPERTY.
VII T"'tssa' II "s s II ~ + & It. r. ass; a;Ssnsy q %,sx
$sSs'! !; s;s1 f iii; # !: a ss i; " sss;s Szi
'$s;!;' ill.,, .;S js Il ii: iii j. ;$Eis
T:Ss aEsi:S;II$i'S /;
w si". T. ~ s"a's ss t!o sbsyo a.sd ju ~
''sSs atnts III : si:s 5s,s
ss !'s;$; ~: + ii; til i ;;SS i; is': IL
If; " ;s;;2;;; .;$ ,i:;; N'
tasesrs IL 'aei I" eH;, '1as iausr' s " '... ". 7
"iss$i I5 i 5 S 'Ss:r i I'D j" o;iat's;
qSs @ S!s'i.;n %s YS 81 aira s
aSS "iss; sis,i Jill: ';iNii ' ~
ris nrsn!.ss % NJ. i;%IsH X ta;sa ja '
s%'' s!ss ,sa " ia s"f t'"ha III ': T. rs. :'fs
VII; ,;s'S; / XIII. ;s:S;is. 4 ~
10 Join j. a:s
SOUTH os sTx a s?a " s cSV4.s'ss sS" '' 'sSfS
's ass Il H. sSs H. ss sF:!,s'EF|s s r. T. fs5 IT., 40
, 1881-01-26

Ia Ch!cago Government bonds wrru u,,lut-
district of Columbia ilh1s werS lOsA BID and
lQs askutli tho IA were lls@ bid and ll0s; uskc;
tho 4'is vera !l.3i lid and li.;st uxkcti; tho IN
lol1i md loiI; and tho " Iols TX. intsrpst and
1Dla{. -,
Foreign exchnnRo VIA stronger. Sterling
postctl rR1ca closed 4Sl!i Hnd 4a4,i, 1.Ankers'
ietual rntca clneal Ut ASlt; Gbtslx f0r sixty-lay
ILLS and 4x}Alaas for drlnu1lI. For sixty.Lay
co'slucrc!al bills Tor prpIupt delivery 47e@a
41bA. For threv weeks' delivery, &7S.t D4Nrx.
slkty-dAy con'ncrclal b'lls, prompt sloiirrry 6n
1Ilfrn, GnhGt&a. lh'rslca,ix. AllHGtaevX, Sixty
day co'1'nrrtla. bills M Antwerp, deliverable
p.'tnpt. wcra Gtl4 linukcra' bills III
Oernany wsrn " fhr sixty days and Wa for de-
tnand; sl4ty-tlay commercial btlls prompt, trlx
6s9JA, liankers' gulldc.s gu Holland wcsp iuX
for sixty days an! " for demand; sixty. duyB'
cnln mcrrla1 wins I1tQ,DS.
Tho exports aud imports at merchandise ut
Now York sinet, Jan. nuke fayorablu COM
parlspn with iha sau,u tlMe in 1850; tlo value Ut
tho exports this year being si,s7i,sl9 morc tbau
, 1881-01-26

tosnos. Jun. %i.-Tho Nuth German Gazette,
tSudhtn Htrty, WIN r.ckst4i .lBt yur OH ii i3lnt-
ehttist 'taIirr. which yet exists. Ad tr,lHted tn
~ l44y harvest. Though tlso aims Of tho lrrc-
osts!ts nrn lricless, Il would t,e !trsirtlu tor
ln1 l'pfzsn nr pearc II,u Diiitn, Of tia,us. RI"
plying 20 tho ND'fA German Eu.eitr, says: "it4ly
kntW. hnw 20 uccuuiipilet Its duty without beng
, 1881-01-26

is,s weak The ma,kot cenea 9sa,.c, then ,cas'ca
e: y: ;: :ss II IN; : Y:
,!s s; s sss s IL ;:
HI, tse sss ss X :Ss Ssx s5
;;',jSprTs ;sSp ra;e sy $%;;os W "s; S1$;;
IT, eais. Mi a%a Ill.,. esstta We" rep"5!ed ds q
AS: 4 Y a: 81: IL 4 n; @
Al. A,ssp ~ h NJ 9siss Il IS @ ,s5t T @ 81. e
's!,; ; stsh' II sfs!
:%:i:!
g i! ~ ~ ~ sS & fi ;s;s. i t srsni,
Ms H. sss sHt fa1es Wre rGp fpp",ts. 81 s
f't $ :sss.5 4 f. + n{ Is. Il h s;s $ is fFi s
gn!s., but ,,rcy e!e.!ns H. s.s,e tho
ms4, ,as ,ss 5 Ss III T,f s n. Sf "rt r p. @
u Ss s Il sss! % S Ii ;;{ ;sH T. T isS9: III! nj sS; y
s f ! !: Siy "";sb t.: :Ss'; :fSs$f
tspcclay III kn'.plu inls. nwnx u thu difficulty "
' @ tes f !s @ spst se .siss si 3ess
r sS ;aS Nh xs, 4; INV I, g .f 4 u % Il s;. 1 Il i, fsf &S
sE Nm , ; J u hSiI$!
$Sa ;Ss assas:sd se , siS: s:ss fesSsy. sy
ssISs!sy "ss:s s$ss!,si y S.s: gs':'as
S,| @ &sss, s = on III liz siss''s'"s II
% sHS rs: sy 5 eRs ~ eS s,s . NJ wis sni sS Is 4,
;;iSTiy 4 Si;ss; ana Ic!cSs% i, ss%at :S 's,n,s
, 1881-01-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wern tho receipts and shipments
nf tho lcutllnS articles OF produce III this rtty
during tho twohty~four hDura ending ut 0'clack
Tucsduy morning. with tho corresponding iig-
urtA for u yG0r A10;
, 1881-01-26

4 resHcted nsul witsiy-known Indy of
't'!e,l,, q. j.. Nts Ruth Powers, heins nsketl
". rendered II: ! AilI pleass.i 10 say iiut |
N.Y. ,uscd 1T. jacobs tlIl for rhcuinuiis,
1th excellent results, alA can cl,crrilljly
Il 10 all persons similarly atlcct-
, 1881-01-26

Extrn lIocycr4-ftrnllcd stcers, wotght,g LOO
t. ~ md .iIwnras,
steers, weighing l,IU 10 lMat Its:; .A Af,.......,
dHotl Observation-Disclosures htuoAslMatsh'
tnE t.a9t0 i:Hu uns.........:.:..:..Esi::H
A!ralti!ift tit1sGs-staers trt fals tloal NeRfi-
HIN 1t-b ~ Itsttb !hh,. .srs*an..
liHtcbBra' EtOck-ttuAt 10 CuHIIl1n stper5 HNt]
ctEtli!lt0E to tl0lce Cuwa for ctsy Slaughter,
StnCk Entt1o-conllll0il cnttIy. weighing ,M
to l!lAl NJ,
In 3orpr--f.tEhl and tfltn cows, llciturp, htaEs,
Vpnts-l'yt 10 lbs, .,.,,.............,,,,,
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trt.. 7.,,,. n..t,, ...,.
..'... ~" Nv. "'. '""s .'' srss I'stto.4s '.l.
'.'"!',',.., a.' nuN ~ ..a, w. w..
eUss''ea I,'..s, ', .'N".'e. 'nc!e toln!nH ~ "
~. us.'s'n .nS cs ni.lhet. eAeclI s.o SNnteI'so
.na' spec.!hni - u'Slt'sen t"npsorn h'' surl'1's
a""os hS 1as' ~ 'ney "rt'e "ese' Mo.'cv WIS III
E't"t sl!ppsy"t n'tes wlthih tho legal llhlss III
sectifit'rs OF stttsI"cfnrv ciurnctpr' The hunks
reported IN increase of $l,t,l. .1Ou Iii specie, nn
S,II50 IN c,tyrp,.ty Int tho wl,plc wns n,,sor,,e
~ ,mcr,.,,sn nr s ,r.t Nv, IN ,ur,a ~ ,vhi, ,,,
.ae.ass y. ~ ""un ,n. ~.
ciortn'fts hea!slHs III stocks nlo'd II sufficient
explanation. 4 frntltru Stftl lcss encouraging is
that the npycn,tt,t nI p,,fc b1!,cr rrp,n tl,e In
tor,. o,,rnnr. tn h,,u r,,s,,, ,1r.n,i,. n,,.
Treasury pald t'tt moro specie IN excess Of asl
rccclpts t.,nn the huvk4 tulApd 10 their rrsorvr,
au tlnt tho aggregate reported rs held Us
thc Trras,rv md ,h, hnuts ,vna oulv sl,s, n,G.
ay at'u ,,r ~, ""s uh
Gaf n6R't1at sl'sA@atEs' the previous week. THO
imports vi sttcfo during tho week wcrD .,,Ga.5,-
Tj1 Itt $1ss;l,. WIS mid i,y tho Assuy Cf,, an
ErIuv nnd Inn itttto ,,r,yc M tf,nt tno rr,or,a
-, ~" "..' ." .'. u!"sa
INV ""1 'hacn eHect "poh sus o"'t 1c'uri''
.'t"er c'hsi"c'no'c snsnh u, sPeee hfe khn"n 20
be utI The Why ljllt tic NIvn1Gt III rlltG hy tho
lnhk IF Enulr,1l s frjt II, III, Inc,rusc nj E,Ga-
ixaI m ,l,n snarc rracrvt. ,,r ti,t ont ost ,yo,,.
W" ~ tuo rPIeo t|sct'c " "s1t o'sA H'nL "eoa,
wns Dct, m Tn, In,,.I nr f,cr,nI,,,v oiso ,n,n,v -
ro,d. rycn whIlc ocrnst,nn,Iv vnininr NOR" Il,
n,i,.o ;r t,,,, vtn,,, ,,rr,r,,.,,1m4 t,F ..a -.
uia t.chhath'*t IS correct III saSthE thRt Hi,ly u
Thc hunk OF France lost '...svsuoo francs Fotl,
(axtMM fur lin ,irst ttn,c
ltI,.no nr tho Nc,v y,r,, Su,. sors n, t,,o f,,,o
T. Ih'ho' VI wv A'e" '"'" e"'' e"sH"t l"e WI"
y MlsFse9tltpls
, 1881-01-26

phyHtelAns Nf I'LL sehot,lt use and RECON- mend
% Nttte1s; tpke thuir alylep
, 1881-01-26
Moti3,

thlenxo i AIttsA.....,.....
Alufrts j. EAsax.4..........s
T.. e., e. l. I..,,......,,....+
llItt,ols Cv,,lyit...,.......,.
t'hleAGlt, li.lGk IHlnnd j T..
clitGnys,I EiiF, u tliIthcy..,,
New 1Urk CTl1trlii.. ...+.,.
hl4ttilRfsfl tes,trnl...,,..-...
l.Ak6 otstire.......,....,sss..
!ttlt',+..s,.......++..,..,..s.,.
!lu i1res1rEcd.....,,.....,+..
Eri i. stN.itkita LI,urtHHRD.....
t.iI!CnRu h hnrtllWsstarll..
lhijrUiDrrt,l .,,......,.....
t,l,icstEu,MllTaiskt0 Il ttt.
~ lirIterrrl ...,.,..,......
Nvulshttl. ii. L. d l'tGltte.. /.
llp }irattttrrGsl.. Gsl..,..........,,.
t]flln \ Alina!snfItpl....,,.,. ~
laNnnilnl X IT. JD.,,,,,,,r
lkI PretyrFptl.......r ...,..
AllnxtliIfl, 1ttttlsus \ 1uah1.
l'At.sfh, athil.. ,.,...,.,.....
sllHlaWAru i llut1.tIIt,..+... ]
llelltMAre. Luck. sx WvSt,,,
New 1pT4Gy f'eAirna.,.,.,,.
1't.li1ltilIlltilA 4 1fuhtiltlv....
) 4tIItllIAtAft lclUSntGa .+...
I1litun t'ArtttH.....,.......,.,
lrUIt MulIIisiIIIt.+..,,,. ,,t..
Western uHlUn'lt,l. CU. H.,
Atlanta l. T.. 'r4l. t.tl..,..,.
StItst++ t,I.1.ttt mat ~.
, 1881-01-26

Tata!..........,.......lU}. .lU}.SN E1J,l.3 s,.s1.Nl
CATTlE-As to tho course Ut yesterdays market
opinions werc widely dHerunt. Home sa1osncn
ealncN tU 1nv1 found roady buyers for tc!r stock
MUnlays rfIc1s, wh0 Others iHcnrod their knabily
10 clnsn unt cxcopt " roduclun III 1oal;c. The
facts In TIM case wcE tlat those who he'll! good "a
eAatcU cnttlc found market for tito sann NJ
TUNED tt1ceA. wu NIL thu iuw0r Ernos only aa1
nblD ut 50 vG dcGitIc. The steniNess In values oi tae
CttIc was duo to tic iuoh supply OF tnt nA., for
tlsoTc waa not MI nctlvo demand. either Easrtu
Or expurt nec0unl Common md nlettun GRADED
wcsu muru liontlfnl thnn on nny day ot late. The
nYsr art of tho anppty answering TO that descttp@
,tlo but rt Tho modified pr!ees ta local trle bought
fEeely md tiS G1nso st tEo .ay tonnd soparaSe!g
u utll npwl ~ til not rync! ~ hnn1 al! told. rhe
ihent Of them fofcftt ft;Nks5.U. aokt II tho diJe
f-tahsh2, fhr Rt.tehern' md common s.utf, at Et
Jto f9r nH IT fnr G!in,t,n t. xo9X4 xX
rnny OnouEnsbut i!,H por !nt. whra tnrd tu 'nots.
Ihu general E.nEkgt ansltua hrH. Will very few lss
, 1881-01-26
Sltort lsloui. L., Il 81 Short
tfbs, Afrs. etfArs. e{fafS.
1.0oFe. part salteu..... N.gh H.9t Et.Xs f7u
] ~ boxed. ...+.,.,u,.ui t.h ~ T.A | 1.N
AtlAAry, luoBG+. ....,,,} E.hS LII t.H3 7.iD
February, iuuyD......j G,kt Az k.Al / 7,lu
AlA1 cIl, ltiJke. .,,,,.,,,.I Ga | {,D G.M | 3,U

Short ris. keIlur March,, rIhset vi Nt1tslN Iutlx
as !1nd,. ;Ass.sc b. !.nx sat ham. Sasot .Msst.
gEEUh hau.s, ssnlp AyUt1tx0, 1Jt1 1ku,
acaM quite! ~ t*a}4 thr slDl1e}a. 9M9f3&o for
short rlbs. isi#7 fgr san ctuars, ssd fpr llan,s,
All erIlxa aH4ttl ARa tAckeL -
AEEF-Nax qulyt ~ k7.&ktA.l1 for naDAa, ElQ1aW
for ttxlsa ulass, and 3lSukSldsD fur hams.
, 1881-01-26

{a7MtlN
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LOGAN
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A,U35ats
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The Water ola Holy Well.

Professor FARMLAND has recently sent
letter to the London Times on the quality
OF a well regarded as sacred by Mohamme-
dan pilgrims. The water appears TO be even
worse than that Of many wells not consid-
cred sacred, but we hope our readers will
take warning from this extreme instance of
well pollution, and consider that it does
not require contamination seven times
worse than sewage to send typhoid and
cholera into the houses of Christians how
ever it may be with Mohammedans.
Professor FARMLAND says; "The well is
in Mecca; the water is regardcdnS holy, and
large quantities are annually sent rs gifts
TO all MusSulmen countries. Most
Of tho Mohammedan princes, cspe-
CiallY those of India, have 'keepers
of tho WELL whose duty it is TO
send them annually water from the we'll
Il have analysed this water and find il TO
of the most abominable character. In fact
il is sewage more than seven times as con-
centrated asNondon sewage and it contains
no less than 5lS grains of solid matter per
gallon knowing the composition of this
water and the mode Of propagation of
ASiatic cholera by eNcrcmcntitOuS matters,
it is not to be wondered at that outbreaks
of this disease should often occur among
pilgrims to Mecca, while it would scarcely
he possible to provide more effective
means for the distribution of cholera poison
drought the Mohammedan countries. -
[Sanitary Engineer.
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clans during Garfield'S illness were false in
Tact ami intention. He states that for a
great part the time The president was de.
iiNouS, and many ofthe sayings attri buted
% him have been distorted and perverted.
Forlnstance, the notable saving which has
been 50 toushingly alluded TO ON different
occasions is it worth while to continue this
struggle longer?' was an-expreSsion made
during one OF his moments of alteration,
and the president really said r'Is il worth
while to 90 into this Florida business fur
Their ~ which puts very different con-
Struction upon the saying. Mrs. Garfield.
It Is said, Is very anxious that this and
some similar statements that have been
prepared by other people should not be
given to the public. There really is no rca-
son why they should be. No good end will
be gained as the whole affair has now re-
solved itselfinto amere personal squabble
between the doctors. They admit them
selves that their dianoSis was false, but il is
almost universally conceded that there was
no hope for the President, no matter what
treatment he had received. Let the dead
rest in peace These post-mortem bickcr-
ings are unseemly, and do not tend to ele-
vate the dignity of the profession Pitts
burg Commercial.
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SANTA RI, NEW MExIco, Octo Dor ia
special dispatch to theNewMexican from E.
Paso, says, passengers via the Southern Pa
citic road report that on Thursday night
when their train was passing Wiles, Arzo-
ma. fight was in progress between citizens
md Indians. The Indians seemed to have
made an attack on the whites, who were
thrown into great confusion, and were re-
treating. The firing of guns, which was
fierce and constant, drowned the noise of
the railroad trains and was heard for q
number Of miles The bodies of five live
repairers were seen near the track, shot
through the head. This is the second party
of telegraph men that have murdered in the
last few days. Nothing has been received
contirmatory ofthe above at headquarters
here.
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MCKINNEY.
McKIvSsr. October II, 1851,

MCKINNEY October II. 1851.
Correspondence Of the Herald
Mckinney has regular and genuine rail
road boom, The East Line railroad com.
pany through its attorney has contracted
and agreed TO bring its road from Green.
willie TO this place, and the papers to that eff
feet have been signed, sealed and delivered.
Surveyors will be in the field this week, and
the construction of the road is 20 commence
Just as soon as they can establish a line,
The probabilities are that the road will
reach here from Greeuville by the first of
January or February next. Our Young
city is also figuring to Yet the
Cult Colorado and Santa Fe road and
the Texas 4 st. Louis narrow gauge will
build its line from Mount Pleasant to this
place, There is some little discussion and
contention rs to where the depot of the
East Line road will DO located, hui that will
be arranged without any material trouble.
Collin county has sold larger amount Of
wheat this year by 100 Per cent. than in any
previous year.
Theirs has recently been subscribed Sl2,-
90 for the erection ofs grain elevator here
next spring, in time for the coming crop of
wheat.
The citizens of the city are now subscrib-
ing stock for cotton seed oil mill, to be
erected ere great while.
There is one thing our city can
say that no other one in Texas can
there has not been house burned in the
place in five years.
We boast of eight cotton buyers, and
higher prices are being paid this year than
for several years previous.
The real value of the taxable property
in Collin county is $4,000, 900 and the people
are all prosperous and happy.
Yours, H.
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OYER THE WIRES.
Continued from First Page.


CRY or MENIco, October 1.-THE con
gressional commission have reported in
favor Of the approval of the railroad conces-
Sions granted by the executive during the
penses and the railroatf subscriptions the
Mexican treasury has Sl2,0O,OM The
custom house receipts at the various ports
for the month Of September amounted to
over $4,000, W0against $4,000 for the same
month last year
The remains Of eX- President Aristui have
been removed from Portugal and are lying
i'll state in the School of Mines. They are
being visited by immense thrungs of people.
Congress has ordered three days of national
mourning.
The government has made contract for
the colonization of 300 Italian families.
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New YORK, October IA fire broke out
on the second floor of the thrse-story fac.
tory, No, S0l West Both street, in John W.
Walkers hat factory. Part of the floor was
occupied by Gustave Meyer and twenty-five
Others. As the factory men who were
at work there were cut of
from the stairway some jumped
from the windows into the streets.
Daniel Brown, aged 6S years, was suilocated
with smoke. His dead body was taken by
the police. Albert Krister, aged 81, and
Nelson Berger were injured internally BY
jumping from the window The building
is damaged to the extent off 100
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United States supreme Court

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE supreme
court Of the United States convened at noon
to-day. with a bare quorum, consisting of
Chief Justice Waite ard associate justices
Bradley, Harlan and Woods, together with
the newly appointed justice, Stanley Mat
thews, who appeared on the bench to-day
for the first time. Justice Field has not
returned from Europe. With the exception
of a few unimportant motions and three or
four admissions to the bar, the court trans
make tho usual call upon the president.
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VINEYARD, Mass, October 1.-THE schoon-
er James Farwell, Captain Winfield Rich
land, bound for New York, arrived yester-
day, and reports having lost a deck load of
lime and broken her foremost in the gale of
the 9th inst. She spoke, on the same morn
ing, on Nantucket shoals, the schooner Cata-
wan, and took the captain to-day to Rock
land for Richmond, Virginia. The Gaia
vans cargo of lime was on fire and two men
wore dead
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New ORLEANS, October 1.-THE demo
crat tomorrow will say We are con
strained by n sense of duty to the people of
the state to say that the governor Of Louis
ana, Lewis Alfred Wiltz,s on his death-bcd.
lie IS beyond the recovery of human aid.
He is slowly, but surely, passing away.
The governor has really been diving for
months, and nothing in his cvcntful career
has more strikingly illustrated the true
hcroism of his character than the superb
courage with which he has met the advances
pf Inoth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

LONDON, October 1.-THE Observers cor
respondent ut Dublin maintains that
Michael Davitt will shortly be released
from prison, and Right Honorable Mr.. Fos-
ter, chief secretary for Ireland, speaking In
Dublin, at a banquet given to the duke of
Tickle, said he believed it was the opinion OF
a majority of the members of both houses
of parliament that yiolators of the land act
should have fair trial
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

Don't forget to call at Local Option" in
Fort Worth, just opposite the depot, where
the well-known Chris, Rintleman holds
forth, and who prcscribes nothing but the
best liquors. and cigars; His handmade
mcntn cigars are tirst-cass travelling COM
panions, and are reliable stand-bys to those
wanting good article.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
Work Suspended,

NEW York, October 1.-THE work on
the majority of the buildings in course of
erection in this city was suspended yester-
day, the brick layers refusing to agree to
reduction of wages per day from 500 10
$3.50 as proposed by their employers.
The situation of affairs remains perfectly
unchanged to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
Visiting Gartleld,s Tomb.

CLEVELAND, ONO. October 11-Thousands
of persons to-day visited Lake View ceme-
terry park, wherein the body of the late
President Garfield lays in state. The park
is thronged with visitors night and dav.
All railways entering here run special
trains daily to accommodate the multitude.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
Crushed Feed,

Oats, corn and barley crushed is econom-
zeal, healthfll and better for horses and
cows than whole grain. Corn meal, Graham
Hour, hominy and .grits, manufactured at
Felton's corn mill Patterson avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

We will duplicate New York or st. Louis
iobbing prices, and in no ease charge more
than the difference in ireights. Merchants
of Texas will please make u note of this and
call and examine our stock or send Us their
orders, which we will fill ON approval, Civ
ing them the privilege of returning such
articles as does not please in price and Sc
lection. We consider our Judgment and
capacity for filling orders extra good.
BLANKENsHIP & BLAKE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
Browns Vegetable Compound
Cures Billiousness and Sick headache.

Ladies not finding in stock a hat or bon
net to suit their taste, will find experienced
milliners to take their orders and execute
them satisfactorily Material for such pur-
poses, new and of the latest styles, in great
variety, always in stock at
NJ. RosINTHAL & Co.'S,
Cor. Elm and Poydras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

Mr.. James A. Weatherlord of Spring
field, Ohio, says Browns Iron Bitters
cured me Of the worst case of dyspepsia
man ever had. The muscles of my stomach.
liver and bowels now seem so strong, be-
liove could almost digest petriied cheese !
| recommend Il to all who suffer rs did -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
Douglas bros,

= The merchant tailors of COZ Main street,
have received another lot of woolens, which
are offered the public at the lowest possible
prices. These gentleman are doing a lively
business in their line, and we bespeak for
them continually increasing trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

We have known people who had not stir
red from their beds for six week., on account
Of Innammatory Rheumatism, to be cured
In less than one week by st. Jacobs Oil
says Max Baumeister. esq, Walla Walla,
Washington Territory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

One thousand sheep and twelve fine inn
ported bucks for sale The sheep are good
and in fine condition. VIII sell on account
our business is such that we can't give
proper attention. For information apply
TO II. =. GOODMAN & Co
Corsicana, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
nisnyrerlng Doctors.

DR. Boynton appears to be the Banquo'S
ghost that will not down at the bidding Of
the doctors. He has prcparcda statement
which, Unpublished, will show that a ma
10 tity Of the bulletins issued by the physl-