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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-05

Batcholler Il Doris great show, which
exhibits IN this city this afternoon and eve.
ming has met With the most ilattering sue
cess this year, success however which is
well morited. rs their show Is In every re.
Spect the best now on the road. The man.
ayers determined TO to be at the head of
their profession, and have spared neither
time nor money achieving this result.
During the prst winter their agents secured
Europp, Asia aud Africa in search OF nov.
elites, and bagged the best attractions ex-
tant, IN many cisus, TO gain their aims,
paying almost fabulous sums The result
Of their lahors is socu iu the colossal agsre.
cation At which they are ~ the head Their
every performance is superior, cNcelling
anything Of ~ Kind ever seen IN this clun.
try. It, menagere represents many for.
tunes expended IN rare animals, birds, rep
tiles and wonders OF the sea aud air. In its
museum is Mile Chr slime, the Two.
Headed Nightingale young woman
with but one body, with two heads, four
arms ana four legs. For this natural curl.
osity n salary OF $4,000 Is paid Tor the sea.
Sun. The street PAGEANT Is made feature
of this season, and Is the most gorgeous
ever seen, introducing the famous SiO,0OD
beauty. II will bo visited by large crowds
tu.dAys
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



NEW ORLEANS, october i-Flour oulet md
unchanged, higher grades, ih@5i,.
snGSh N'
Oats scarce bat firm; western, iiaN
lornmoal quiet weak, and held nj 3 iO@8 80
fors hishor and held at 23t 023i.
Lard higher. refined terCe, 70 y; key, lsldi3'l.
Dry salt meats firm; shoulders packed, lOir
clear rib To- long clear, iS@ioA
Gl6h, long clear 49,.
Hams scarce but firm, sugar cured. oanvassed,
ordinary, l0dlG, choice, i6A@i6is.
WHISKY steady aud unchanged western rcou.
Coffee .qnis, an steady. iobblng ordinary to
MolA,sgs and sugar dull and nominal for old
fiCc dun, ordinary 10 choice, llsMGk,
Bran In good demand but lower at S'@qO.
sights nominal, sterling bank, LSO,
Consok, GS4mCiA,
81 Lows October L-flour steady and
unchanged
Wheat easlcr bal very slow; No. 2, red fall,
Vlhdpa cash and October Q3l, November.
Corn duh and Lower Glw63l, cash! Glt. Onto.
bet i1'a aas NovUmhcr
Oats hilheE Sl'iga3s cash 3lii October, so,.
November
whisky quiet Mt H.
Pork higoer iobbing, - %
lux meats iitm, with only a pcddllng trade
Bacon strong but scarce, shoulder, N. i1I@
II 81 short NIB 70 o short clear, 1875.
Lard dull and nOmlnnl
CHICAGO
ClicAa9, October Flour steady and
unchanged.
Wheat steady ol.@siA October o,eao,,.
for the year No. 2 Chicago spring, p,apii !.
cash futures samt az FOR fegula'; No, ?,red win.
ter, psh
Corn unsettled. but generally lower a, CO..,
cash oOaeeot ,o,oocI 0es6li, October and
a, ~ ..,...t.. s,,sa,,,s -.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL LINKS

CicUs day.
saNe the little ones to the circus.
,Ven fail to see the grand stree, parade
Daehellcr& Doris show.
.ae show will pitch its tents across the
'sN1a AZ the foot of Lamar street.
Z. N, Boggs will hear something to hi,
uo oaiCG. "''' $50 way -"
sae best of steaks, finest coffee and
ps.sseN oysters in the city can be lcUuN a.
''''es restaurant.
"a, Sn elegant gold watch will De rallied TO.
N AZ The Sena saloon, Of ; O'Clock, the
, =. having all been taken.
"ahled-Laud IN million acre tracts.
~ lOr cash. Address, With nlil descrip.
~ turner y Newning, Austin, Texas.
IA SSoy wanted, about II or Is year, %! age,
b,SS,9 general work bout a s,osc. ais, clsh
Ne. Apply to Calm Bros IS Co. Elm
M s-e tuli, Colorado Il Santa lie rad has
NJ, mM part Vt Murphy street between
c,s,,, street. and COmmcrc, street l- tip.,op
a,P.e, otthe September edition a, q ecuts
H ~, ee had at the llrRAfp oaice I'm wan wan
&sr.i oehu one to your friends and ,et
al q. Mitlenthal ia "A rrorl.tn,bs- and
se,b' AIRY as Mr. aud Mrs, Eta Lich,en.
',Oy Yesterday. '''''' W ~ ""' S"'
A n MY ,,ep1bliCans Of the Cochran wing held
enss..,,n s on tho quiet last might Ii il
b,neIi' Lol that a secret clUb has been
NV by the wing.
rSs Standid circus, q large menaaesle, A
kl,p,,. museum aud other magnificent
.Aos y make up the great In, r.Orran
A, .ulen exhibits In Dallas to-day.
Ia an A. election Sunday at the Firs, B,p.
shooi .,so To- officers Of the Sabbath.
wi me ensuing year, J. L. Williams
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DOUGLAS BROTHERS.
The most Elegant Merchant Tailoring rs.
adjustment In North Texns,

MesSsrs. Douglas Brothers have Just re.
moved into their elegant aud commodious
rooms, No. 'uj Main street, where they
have the largest and most varied assort
ment gentlemcn's dress goods ever before
exhibited in north Texas. Realizing the
fact that Dallas is not only the great trade
center OF the state, hut that it will be
looked 10 for styles and fashions, they have
selected stock OF goods for the trade,
which IN quality and pattern have never
been eluai!ed IN the city They have all
grades and quality, and can suit any one
from the most fastidiOus leader If the fash.
ions TO the everyday suit of the laborer
They ask an examination of their goods
ana comparison of prices with any other
establishment of the kind in the whole
state Of Texas.
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A Celebrated DetaCtiNe

Today We publish the card Of NJ. Hen.
Messy " Co.'s detective agency, Galveston.
Mr.. llennessey is the most noted detective
IN the south. While local detective i'm
New Orleans he discovered and returned to
Italy Giuseppe EpoSito, the last of Leone 5
band OF brigands, and ferreted out, arrest.
ed and caused TO be convicted, every par.
iiclpant IN, the celebrated Mead murder.
ship burning cases AT New Orleans. and
through his fundamentally, Johnson, tile
principal, was given twenty years. In
appreciation Of this service, the Cotton Tx.
change passed vote of thanks to him.
The firm is thoroughly established and
prove themselves worthy of their works.
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IN order that everyone may test the
merits -four Hungarian -four made by the
Anchor Milling company, Of st. Louis we
have this dGy reduced tile price from s. per
hundred TO $ - per hundred pounds We
vii sell i at that price during this month
only, and we cordially invite the public to
claim for IL. That is, the best flour made
on earth. We guarantee il to bc the best
flour brought 90 Texas. Remember we
only sell it no that price to introduced. and
the price advertised only holds good dur
ing this month Try it, everybody. Bryan
~ Bradshaw, jlj Elm street
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Woulcus,


Having just returned from the east where
have made a careful examination and pur.
chase of woolens for the approaching sea
sou, can most truthfully say that have
now in store not only the largest stock, but
the best selected stock Of fine woolens ever
displayed in Dallas, aud at prices 50 much
lower than before that no one need be- with.
out II suit OF clothes made to order aud TO
tit.
1t Ia. always been my desire To give to
the people of Dallas and vicinity the very
best goods, trimmings and labor tor the
money and the proportions to which my
business has grown ism most pleasing les.
timoniOl by my patrons.
Now thankingmy patrons for past iayors.
| shall most assiduously eudeavur to cater
to their desires for new ones.
Respectfully, yours,
II. HIMNERNAN,
Merchant Tailor COZ Main street.
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Bride orreNss- 6.5 LIZ Elm Street, Dallas
DgHeiits Paid

Policies Nos, 3 and I, held by Malone and
McElhenE Il Dallas, for 500, on W. II.
Allen, of Terrell, aud Miss Sidney Penn. of
Waxahachie, on policies Nos. IL and Is,
held by w. 7. Stennant, of Marshall, ON
John Hanson aud Matte V. Bryant, one.
fourth already paid and the money ready
to pay remainder, aud all other claims
against Us. J. q. WALLER, Secretary.
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Reunion Green's Brigade.
lhe Tom Green Brigade association com.
posed of the 9TH, 9th aud lth, Waller's.
baylor's anu Pyrons regiments, the artil.
lery commands attached to the brigade,
anu al soldicrs who served in Arizona and
New Mexico in 1851 and 1862, are requested
TO meet IN reunion at Austin, Texas, on the
Nth ofOctober, lSS2.
WILLIAM L. HARDEMAN,
President Association.
j. Il. RANKIN, Secretary.
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Save the children From lack OF ma.
iurer judgement they are specially liable to
Sudden Gods, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Use Acker's English Remedy.
II saves hours Of anxious Watching For
sale by W. II. Patterson Il Co., Dallas
IpNnu
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Cant sleep nights, is the complaint of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Cough, etc. Did You ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Throat and Lung
troubles; 30 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold
by w. ii. Patterson Il Co., Dallas, Texas
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Antonio sam Wah, one of the most expe-
ricnced res,auranters in the country, has
recently purchased the restaurant at May
ers garden, and hos Improved it in every
way, lie has had long experience in the
business In Mobile. Alabama, where Sans
restaurant was tae resort of fashionable
society, rs well q, those possessing iastidi-
ous tOSics, Gentlemen and ladies can call
~, Mayors restaurant for meals without
encounicrine any Objectionable characters.
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Messrs. Martin e Randall have removed
their livery stable to Hargis Il Stcvensons
uld stand, on Camp street This firm has
= line stock of saddle and buggy horses and
elegant aud easy running vehicles, and
those desiring livery service cannot do bet.
ter IN Dallas than to hunt up and patronige
Messrs Mnriln N Randall.
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city Matrimonial Insurance Company.
jackson, MiSS-bay Plan

We nay SOW a day, Applications Nv
telegraph will be dated same day Money
can be- sent by first mail. Advance .sess.
ment $500 W. :. Hull, president; + Il.
Hull, treasurer Address l.. II. Moseloy,
secretary, jackson, Miss.
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THE WEATHER.
Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

Cotton Belt.
GALVESTON, October i..ObscrvRtcus show.
Jog ligheSl aud lowest temperature ami rniufgu
hF pa. wen,y.t1ur hours, taken daily az @
O'clock p N.
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
ne United States signal service By recurring
AeT agents 20 take the observations aud use
Mer vire-wilhOut expense 10 the government
20 transmit by them, viz Gulf, Colorado Il
sau'a e. International & Great Northern, Texas
y tactic Texas 4 New Orleans Houston x
Antonio railroads
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sIl1s aud WOODEN Ready Made suits,

Ladies' where you pay us one profit by
huyug ready made suit, you have to pay
three profits IN buying goods trimmings
AM making. We can save you % per cent.
aud give you rs stylish material aud guar.
antce You perfect III at Baumiu's, zee
Elm street,
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=. . TT ~ " FNWNW,
Merchant Tailor, 6O7 Main street
Notice,

At request of several contractors, the
time for submitting proposals for cnnstrnc.
ton OF hotel on beach IL extended TO Oeto.
Der 10, 1852. For plans and specifications
call at office of n. ]. CLAYTON, urchitect.
Galveston, Texas. The right is reserved TO
reject any aud all bids.
wN. II. SINCLAIR,
Pres. Galveston City Il. X. Company,
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Special 3lotices.

pS'PAYs s'6 PER DAY. Jackson, Miss, sept
i2lsS9. lt2Io.l Received this day OF l.. u.
Mosclcy, Secretary Of the City Matrimonial Iu-
suranco Company, Of Jackson, Miss, the sum
OF Two Hundred and Forty Dollars, being the
fll, samount due on the marriage Of Thomas
Walls and Miss Mollic wlselus
JOHN McGILL.
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rS-FIREMEN WILL TAKE NOTICE TO DE
ready in line at . o'clock p m. to-day 10 attend
the funeral Of Thomas McGraw first assistant
foreman OF Etna Co
oct5.t CHARLES KAHN. Chief
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An elegant new stock Of silver and slver.
plated ware, tea sets, pitchers, breakfast,
dinner and picket casters, butter.dishes,
cSrd.receiyers, cake baskets, goblet', FORKS,
sroons-all new styles, corner Main and
foydras streets.
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NorE-Theso parties were insured only 5
Us ana Mr. McGll drew 100 clear pront OF
original investment otso Our Company pays
sl5a day on all paiie, Insured
l.. " MosELEY,
op ,oc'y city Matrimonial lns. Co,
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Having fitted mp my store, the Red Front,
40 Elm street, three doors east of the Dol
lar store, am constantly receiving fresh
supplies of groceries OF all kinds, Flour,
Whitaker Hams from the factory, etc,
Collees, Sugars, Canned Goods, Bagging
and Ties, and everything for family and
farmers use. Fresh stock OF Teas, bought
at bankrupt sale, Tor cash and sold low.
Creamery Butter and Cheese by the
package, NJ. DoNomuE.
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s~ATTENTioY. ENGINE COMPANY NO. /
You are requested to NEE, al firemen's Hall
Today at o'clock sharp 10 attend the funeral
Of Thomas McGfaw. 4. y. BouNf.
oct5.it Foreman.
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west Gulf Smtes-parly cloudy wea,Ae! and
'-sa' local rainS northeast to scutheaS, Winds
..n! Stationary temperature and pressure.
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noETSA HOSE co so WILL MEET
a, the engine house to-day at o'clock sharp, TO
participate IN the funeral OF Thomas McGraw.
oo,blt =. T. FEE. Secretary.
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When at Colorado, stop with W. ID. STRAIT.
ton, at the Rendrebrook House. The best
sleeping apartments, the best table. Tho
best sample rooms N the west.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS Ia
bic Linens, Napkins, Tow
els, Tides, Table Covers, Pr
ano Covers, Lace Curtains,
Lace Toilet Sets, Marseilles
Quilts, Comforts and Blan-
kets,
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~, bprfEsCue TEXAS, sept l. lSSa
lhis Is 10 certify thst We have used Vour
WONnERUL EIGHT for BLACK CSG
! IN cattle by giving from rs TO NJ dropS inter,
nally and applying externally once or twice Ia
NE parts Affected. end Il gave immediate relief
\ J MCLVRE " n SUIPIErf
A. J. STEWARD. WILL McLVRE.
IN y WilAIAMS, nallnS. TcNs>
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG

=, hI FrEkcCN, TEXAS, August Is lSSa.
MessrS Morley Bros
GESrEENEN. - have sold "WONDERFV,f
FL 'dI' 10 several % my customers who used
II .or the cure Of BLACK LEG by giving
Que or two doses Internally ana applying il ex-
J. B HUTCHINSON.
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NOW Is TIN TIM

NOI| \ LII LIND.
,,l o., E,,aolish%sat therIace To Purchase
fall and Winter Supplies
IS FAR AS APPERTAISs To
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
nPEss GOODS--Silks, Satins,
pushes, Velvets, and Trim
mings Of all Descriptions.
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
Ribbons, Buttons, Embroid-
cries, Laces, Etc.
LADIES', MISSES and CHIL-
dren's Hosiery = Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Underwear
and Corsets.
LADIES', MISSES and Chill
drens Cloaks, Dolmans,
Shawls and Knit Goods.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS Ia
bic Linens, Napkins, Tow
els, Tides, Table Covers, Pr
sno Covers, Lace Curtains,
Lace Toilet Sets, Marseilles
Quilts, Comforts and Blan-
kets,
| FLANNELS-- Canton & Wool
en-, White and Red, Plain,
Twilled and Shaker, Opera
and Matlessee, Embroidered
and Suiting; also Plaid and
Figured.
CLOTHS Cassimeres, Worst
eds, Tweeds and Jeans.
| GENTS FURNISHINGS--Un
derwear, Shirts, Hosiery,
Neckwear, Handkerchiefs
and Gloves.
| BOOTS AND SHOEs--Ladies' ,
Gertlemen's, Misses, Mas
ters and Children's
CLOTHING Hats, Trunks and
Valises, Etc.
Ty.ry Department of our Large store Is Ec.
iRe with New AM Elegant Goods a.
| ASIONiSHINGLY LOW PRICES !
V invite your inspection a, your earliest
Respectfully.
| IHy BROTHERS { Co.,
S:S.5 N 63S
| ELM STREET.
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fall and Winter Supplies
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
nRESS GOODS--Silks, Satins,
Pushes, Velvets, and Trim
mings Of all Descriptions.
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
ribbons, Buttons, Embroid-
cries, Laces, Etc.
IS FAR As ApPBRTAIES To

LADIES', MISSES and CHILL
dren's Hosiery = Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Underwear
and Corsets.
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LADIES', MISSES and Chill
dren's Cloaks, Dolmans,
Shawls and Knit Goods.
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FLANNELS--C Canton & Wool
en-, White and Red, Plain,
Twilled and Shaker, Opera
and Matlessee, Embroidered
and Suiting; also Plaid and
Figured.
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a continuation of Pro-
tof'de oT Iron, Peruvian
hdrk aud Phosphorusin
a pdidtabIe form. Ins
oniy preparation ofiro,,
md, ~iH not btdckcn tho
feefh, so characteristics OF
other iron prcpdrof;ous
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CLOTHING -Hats, Trunks and
Valises, Etc.
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INDICATIONS.

E'a1 Maximum. Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
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EUry Department OF our Large ,t)ye Is lie.
7Re with New aGl Elegant Goods a.
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l., r~- Establishment thePiace 10 Purchase
AA N Your
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CLOTHS -Cassimeres, Worst
eds, TWeeds and Jeans.
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BOOTS AND SHOES--Ladies' .,
Gentlemen's, Misses, Mas
ters' and ChiIdren's
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GENTS FURNISHINGS--Un-
derwear, Shirts, Hosiery,
Neckwear, Handkerchief
and Gloves.
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R.nkers, Assoe,a,iOn.

Saratoga, 16.-The Bankers AssO-
citation annual session began to-day.
with a very large attendance. VIM
H. Foster. of Salem, Mass :, fifty
nine years cashier of a bank. was IN
troduced, and gave the opening adj
dress.
Luke Poland presented a reSOlu-
ton directing the executive COM
mittee to ascertain the laws of
various States respecting CONNER
cial paper, and whether Congress
may not make laws governing CON-
mercial paper drawn in one state
PAYABLE in another. Adopted.
Professor Atwater, General eros
venOr, John Thompson, and A. ID
Lynch then read papers. The con
clusion Of Grosvenor, regarding the
proportion of business done by mer.
chants and bankers about holiday
shines, are evidenced by clearing
house figures, was somewhat dis
cussed. a letter was presented from
r. H. English, Of Palgrave, London
enclosing a statement showing tn
important movement Of the English
banking business consequent up0I
the failure Of the City of Glasgow
and west of England banks.
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Dublin, 16.-In the case of Gray,
the Judge refused to adjourn the
case to allow Gray to have counsel.
The following proclamation, signed
by Mayor Dawson, and Parnell, Dill
Ion and Davitt. has beeu issued.
DUBLIN, AUGUST, l6.
Citizens of Dublin, without offer
ing any comment upon the sentence
passed upon Hon. K. Dryer Gray,
we deem it our duty to invoke the
people to maintain calmness and a
dignified demeanOr. We are ex-
pressing the wishes of Mr.. Gray in
counseling our fellow citizens to
abstain from any gatherings in
streets that might lead to breach
of the peace. We require only
calmness and TEN pelanee in the
present emergency. Hundreds of
thousands of WIS tOrs kept the peace
in Dublin yesterday; let citizens
show equal prudence and self-cOn-
tfol on this occasion.
H. Biggar. Shields, I. P OCon-
nor, J. j. O'Kelly, and Sexton, home
rule members of Parliament, attend
ing the celebrations, started fol-
London to support the motion call.
NJ for an enquiry into the sentence
D. GRAY. which comes up for debate
the Commons tomorrow.
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Business OuuIoOk.

New York, 16.-Clearing house
exchanges for the week, as compared
WIN those of the corresponding
week last year, show the following
gains and losses in business tran5ac-
tons at the chief business centres
OF this country: Gains-New York,
S6.6 Ito per cent; Philadelphia,
5.3; st. Louis. 6.5: Cincin-
matt, 1913; Baltimore, 2.6; San
francisco, III; Pittsburg, 5.4;
Kansas City, 46.6; Providence, 70;
Cleveland, $50; Hartford, IL; New
Haven. AL; Springfield, 1875: Wor.
cester. S.5. Lowell, 35.7: Memphis.
50; Syracuse. 1916. Losses-BOstoD.
POS; Chicago, SO; Louisville. 10:
Milwaukee, l2.2; New Orleans. Sc
Indianapolis, 1879; Columbus, $40 |:
Peoria, 1879.
Commenting upon these figures
the Public says: 1t is a little singu-
lar that the exchanges for the sec
ond week of August show an I'M
usual increase at New York, and at
the same time an unusual decrease
at other cities. The disturbances
last year caused by the anxiety
in regard to President Garfield
affected business very unusually al
different cities. The temper of bus
mess in the interior is still hesitat
ing to greater extent than Wal
street is willing to believe. The
men who have full and abiding
faith that everything is going alto
gether well this year, are not many
outside of speculative circles. HencC
purchases are not quite as liberia
nor is the distribution of manufac
tured products quite as satisfactory
as dealers desire. There was grea
improvement during July, as ;
strong reaction from the excessive
depression, but later news and sobel
second thought have made mer
chants more cautious about commit
ments, until the outcome Of TIN
crops is more definitely known.
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UncAuRht.

Kewanee, Ills, 16.-The excite
ment over the late bank robbery is
about ended. All scouting parties
who have been securing the coun-
try since the occurrence have re-
turned, and the case has been put
into the hands OF detectives. all
sorts of conjectures are INDUCED in.
In some quarters there are ill-Gefned
minors OF collision. There is g
sus plcion that Chicago drummer,
who was here about the time Of the
robbery, but who disappeared sad
denly afterw2rd, was connected
with it. The robbers have got such
a long start that little hope is IN
dulged in that they will ever be
caught.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-17
F0HetgR.

Madrid. 16.-The spirit OF the
peasantry is becoming strongly So
cialisti0 in provinces noted, since
the revolution Of 1868, for the repub-
lican inclination of their large
towns. The Press says thr state OF
affairs I'm Andalusia is serious: and
require& q prompt remedy. al re-
lief doled out by government ~
Andalusis, EstremRdura, Ga!acIS'
AragOn and Catalonia proved IN
unaVailfng. Several acts. OF brig
andry are reported near Grenada;
Berlin. i6.-It Is stated thai
Lathar Buchar Intends % resign az
confidential position In the German
government ia October.