davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-13

This college actually offers supertsl
ducements to parents DESTROYS of the thom
and finished education of their daughter
thorough course of study and an Able Fs0
of Experienced Teachers. Splendid b
rooms for b%oarders, well ventilated and nh
furnished. Unparalleled Health nsa
The Scientific, Literary, Musical and An
partments, respectively, second to no IN!
College in the West. ~ThOrOughness OF lnyr
ton, Correctness Of Discipline and Excelk
of Home Department so well establishes
admit of no controversy. Terms less than /
other school in the State offering equal IN
tages. Full last session.
eB- Fol catalogue, or other informatio1
dress. ii. T. BAInD
business Nina
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-13
NOTIU

THE LEDGER is now the largest p
i published in the county. Only y
per year, in advance. Clubs with al
leading journals in the county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
THE DALLAS HERALD. MORNINGS NOVEMBER IA 1882

Spectator is safe when he sells at each advance
Ins HERALD has been right in rs predictions 50
continued steady all day, closing steady on all
except corn, which broke on last call nearly lie,
Pork is now 81 per barrel lower than il was Is
DAYS ago. The receipts of hogs are light and
The market Is likely 10 advance on pork
NFW YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
Sold b All Druggists.
TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-miling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, spcr.
matorrhpa, l. OST
MANHOOD, impotsn.
oy, Paralysis, aud ELL
the terrible effects OF
self Abuse, youthful
follles, and excuses In
maturcr yoars-such as
Loss Of Memory, Las.
sitadc, Nocturnal Ennis.
SION. Aversion TO eoole.
ty. Dimnuss of Vision.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14

fome thirty years ago there lived In Mont.
gomety Alebalne, young man who was terri
time by the medical profession OF tbis,own
with no benefit he commenced taking Hs.
Aner petsisteutly taking |, two months he was
cured Being acquainted with him for uyouty
never made its return
]. W. BIsror, J. p, bot Springs, Ak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14

AM amount OF cotton will go to waste in
M sa Texas and other cotton states be.
aus oithe scarcity of plclers.
,lls Blenham Banner says Some CT our
Planters have about finished cotton picking aud
%slos engaged in gathering and housing their
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
A WoMAN's REMEDY.

~ certain ages and periods Of woman'a life, there
COMES certain troubles, sches pains aud sunerngs.
THESE complaints and irregularities jeopardize the
girFe life at sixteen, and follow up aud haunt the
married woman until after the turn Of liie.n
some have headaches swimming Of the head.
mehaI and nervous proatralion, hlsnched cheeks
others suuer with painful irregularities, uterine dis.
placements aud ulcers. hysteTical spAstns physical
prostitution, chronic leucorrh9a, chloTosis suppress.
sons loss OF appetite ovarian diseases kidney sec-
uohs, etc, which IN numerous cases end in epeptic
his, commissions, insanity and death. These are
generally the result Of inattention. All femAles
know the class Of complaints We hllude TO. Now
ladies' all theae troubles can DO ayerted and cured
We have proof from thousands
Dr. Dromeooles English Female Bitters will curs
you sound and wel-will make you healthy and
happy-wlll make YOU feel like new woman and
no mistake. sold by all Druggists ut sl.OO. Send
your address ior acopy Of Dr. Drongoole's Family
Medical Adviser, free 70 he dfiictei
J.P. DKoMGooLE & Co.,
Proprieiors, Louisville. Ky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14

Sf'aa1cr-"I say, Mister Big Head, you seem
g. be little 'oN.' What ails YOU ~
Etb Head ~"Weil, yes; you sec WA out
with the boys last night, and gci' kinder m,1ed."
sfrOhger-"h appears 90 nom tae le0ss q
your heAi.N 4
Etg Head -" II DON'T feel exactly like nv head.
'peais to b. kinder ,swelled up sni Is il Il had
notion 10 bust aud the pain is TERRIBLE"
hffuHGeg- II you will got bottle Of nailey's
canine Apeueh' enc or two duses will put head
en- yen that your friends would rocognse.n
Dig ReaG--"ll do any thing 10 get nd Of all
this pain and sutierne.n
This marvellous remedy cures those tcrrihlA head.
eehes, elesnses the stomach, unloAds tho bowels,
unloeks the liver, relieves constipation at once and
gives Tue bile chance Go 60, 1t has become tho
popular and staudMd remedy for constitution, bl.
tousness, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach,
and All diseases requiring real nice aud pleasant
purRstye OF phySic
lt never nauseates nor pripea acts In one or tyg,
houts, aud Is Just 70 delightful and refreshing q
drink, that everybody likesit.
IL unelouds aud coos the brain, quiets the nerves
Anu IS hHe qua non for the headache OF ladies.
u mitgates the nangs Of rheumatism and govt
relieves kidney and urinary troubles, and pain In
ME back. For dyspeptics IL acts like charm and
has no equal In curing o eonstipdtea haIW Ia is
hlghly recommended for persons who travel, for
merchants, clerks, mechanics, factory hands sta.
dents, teachers and all persons who lead closely
confined life and are subject 10 headache, dizziness
aud torpid bowels. II you arc troubled with q
coated tongue, foul breath loss Of appetite or gen.
srh sllggtshness Railey's Saline Apsient will cure
you IL performs better work than plls Ia more
pleasant and palatahle and 10 much cheaper In fact
irregular family medicine chest within itself
sparkles and foams just like glass Of soda
water, and Is Just as pleasant. 90 cents aud sold
eNefy'whete. J, I. DRoM0ooLE Il Co.,
PropFietofs Louisville Ky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14

li you doubt, come TO sec Us ard wo will
CURE YOU, or charge nOthingl Write f,rnar-
ticnlars and copy of the little hook Message
glst as 10 our standing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
Re lark ABLE!
Letter from a Traveller 4.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Sent, n lsSg.
! mink II " dUty owe t0 hnrsnfN In saw
what your i,.nydy has deue fogHe. u q wear
ago contracted a had case OF blood disease,
am i not showing the result OF such troubles. /
alioWea II 10 run ON Tor some ulae but finai,v
applied TO tho beet physician in this city, who
treated me iOr six months. In that time look
over oOl pills Of protoiOdidc OF mercury 4 arain
each and had run down in weight irom 30 70
i,ot pounds ana was oolfnei 10 my bad with
MeieuriM Rheumatism, scarcely abe 10 turn
myself IN bed. Btinge travelling man, some al
the fraternity found me In this depiorabo con.
oiuon, ana reeonm( nded me 10 ny yonr spc-
nhe'as theysSY--'ySs.-S,sy---<SsScascs MAT
knew o fM~XNS3SSN2haa boon
sever lx6AS-sS.aaa<siSlssss.l.k cured by It's
nse commenced the use of L With very tl,to
,aith, and IN less than thrse weeks was able 70
IaAe my place on the road The sores ard cor
per,eolored spots gradually disappeared, rud
lo'1M nave not tore or spot on my pcfSou,
anu my woiAhti Is 2l7 pounis being more than
ltever was do not wish YOU to publish NY
name, bc' fod may show this letter 10 iny WHO
doubt tina merit OF :. 5. 8, for know ID is a
s"'e cure yours truly J. II. ID,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
This Year. Last Year.
FUTURES,

pce, ,v,sE opened steady at an advance OF 5
u nonM,. New York. s.6iin Liverpool. and 10
pons, throughout the day, aud closed ~ TO 10
cotiar sauvnnce on last call. The opinion Of most
and H.. %en h that The market 10 bound 70 react
nensss' mo Usual November boom hss com.
Alnss We think cotton Ia low enough, oil
'A'ash they win soil III Il DOWN s 10 S'I point. Ycs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
msairat.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages cie,h
ana gilt binding. 50 cents same n paper cover
. cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood. 10
cents pamphlet cents securely sealed. by
MAIL send money or postsge stamps Or,
WHITTIER, the great specialist, 6lf St charles
street. st Louis Me- " N-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND stIvEn,
COTTON,

lHeceipts of cotton in this city TO- day were
Y bales lgi of which came by rail, as follows
nylye bales for 4. X. Seago, from Seago-
IIe " bales for White 4 Co., from Kaufman;
bales from AIRING ton; s from Midlothian, and
non Cedar Hill for Caller II Hill; ID for
.ssAMship " Blake; 10 for Sanger Bros, and
" Schneider Il Davis The shipment Is were 200
M@ior White X Co, over ,he Texas & Pacific,
va Nv bales for the same parties over the Mis-.
Nn Pacific, The only change onote in prices Is
'ntlyanee Of an eighth of \ cent In New Or
sss IN this city prices arc unchanged and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14

Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punch es at
the Parlor are still the rage aud beat
norther In breaking the monotony OF sum-
mer heat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
CURE; YOURSELF!

Dr. liohnnnans Vegetable Curative Iswnfsan,cd 10 ~,
,nAneniy cure nl ounn OF spsruattorrhsa or ks.luni
Meakncss, oenor Debility, lmpuirhty etc, aud r,ftrrf
.i".t roggr" aud brings back the "Nou,hui iispr "a
!hose VINO hA.c gsuuye sexual eAgstcs or vi, rpe.
has brn used ny Dr DJhnngn In hls private psricc ior
over thirty years, never known To fail In turing even
the WORST cars u gtcs Vitality and Impafis s.ryy
with wonderful thyg 20 those mlddc.aged mon Nho iss
Negtucss beyond their years. hs inylgaatng lUrsi,
arr lit Ut once. Young men suiirlug Dom no tlus.
euence. q that dsdniy es.fucl,c habit Of stfLfug
,nn use ms mstieie S. the assurance OF rpttdy nd
lhhnANsNr cure. The paeui gains strength uuy sfps,
uey OF spirits NJ once, "a Gets directly On the psf's 1
cd a. soothing and healing tonr and nnoynr 70 ne ~
nned seminal vcsicos aud rialcd ducts mpafing povr
and tone and rstcng ihen 10 tholr raifai ,tae, sN
as II the banoia habit hal nry,r been itpulg,d m rM
Ingredients arr simple productions OF na,uc-haiis, fo,N
hcbs etc. and are ipeclhc for the aloe dis,ases
nrirlcc, Five Dollars stnt With uli directions etc. 10
any address for talo only nj Dr. O. A. nohannnnt ,ilsl
No. al North fnh snr between waihlngion a,Cnu, rix
CREW street, 81, i.nni-, sso. Establyh,d IN lSf
pE-pr D's "Trca.o on Special baea,s,,r which fNcs.
tea dsln,aen 2, Y, nan,. causes tygploms mians ~
lliEE 10 any address upon rccclpt ofonc stamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14

ne-%I 900 Reward will be paid 10 any
chemist who viii iud, on analysis OF 700 bottles
OF Z. s., one particle of Mercury, lodide OF
Potassium. or any Mineral substance SWIFT
sPEtlFlO co, PropretoIs, Atlanta, Ga.
Price of Small size 1i,0O
Large Size rms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
The Apostate Roth.ohild.

Last Thursday Mile, or rather, as she
was German, Fraulen, Bertha yon Rolhs.
child was united In holy wedlook 10 Der.
stein, Prince Of Wagram. The bride IL Tho
daughter ol the Frankfort baron aud sister
OF the Duchess dc Grammont--a niece con.
scqyently OF the magnate of the Rue
Lntlitte, who rules the Paris boutse, and,
by the way, would like to rule the Mica.
rIauga canal when congress passes the bill
Tor its incorporation. | cannot tell how the
marriage was brought about; certainly
not by the happy man, 10 whom, and 10
whose eldest son after him, Is secured n
maiorat OF 3ol,0o0f per annum by decree
OF the first Napoleon, which has been re.
spected by every government since the fall
OF the first empire. Nor was desire for
more money the attraction, as the bride
only brings a dover OF 5000, ,0OOf. with her
and has not an immense amount of "rreat
expectations In the future. The new prIn.
cess Is regarded with honor by her family:
she Is an apostatc In their eyes, ns thcy
think how. this Rose of Sharon followed her
sister and her cousin, the countess Of Rose.
perry and not only married Christian,
but severed her connection with the Jewish
ialth Yes, Fraulcin Bertha abiured the
iaith o. her fathers, and being properly
catechised, received the sacrament of han.
tism from the hands OF the curnte of 81.
Pierre de Challot, and was confirmed by the
archbishop Of Paris. The three ceremonies
were, as you may suppose, strictly private:
at the first two none but members Of the
princes family were present; At the last lhe
sole representative Of the dynasty Of Rolhs.
child was the princess mother: at ali three.
We are assured by the newspapers, per n.
porters. "the attitude ofthe interesting
neophyte was calm, disnifed and me,Iiis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
THE PRESIDENTS SUPERSTITION
a frosentlmcnt That Ho WIN Not live
InIIl Ills Term Exnlrea

A gentleman who is on intimate terms of
personal friendship with President Arthur
and who was the Dosom friend Of his law
partner the late Benjamin X. Phelps, WIS
speaking OF the accident to the United
States steamer Dispatch u few days since.
when she ran upon the rocks of Newport
harbor and says that he was terribly dis.
tressed over 1t, trilling US il was. "Asior the
president, he remarked, ~ do not won
der at the telegram which says that he was
very much depressed by the casualty,
lie has not had really happy day gince he
was inaugurated president. do not think
HIN any more superstitious than the aver
age of men, but know that he ~ harassed
by presentlment that he will no, live onl
his term. He has no fear of assassination
but bis nervous imagination lfor IL is moth.
ing but imagnation) leans toward death hy
sickness or accident, aud this makes his lite
n very sad one" Probably the thou.
sands OF men who envy Mr. Arthur his
wonderful good luck, and think that he
must necessarily be the happiest man In
the United States. will be surprised 10 learn
that the president carries his own load of
sorrow, and find that the highest office IL
not without its thorns. II was this that
made him weary Of the ceaseless round OF
gayety az Newport, and led him 10 turn his
back upon the smiles OF shoddy al time
when the arlstocracy of fashions city by
the sea thought their iatteriag attentions
had raised him TO the pinnacle Of self fsatis.
iaction.- n.-Philadelphia Record.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
IN CASE OF AN ACCIDENT.
outfits for Trainmen To Use In Binding the
Wounds OF Injured Passengers

wounds OF Injured Passengers
The box that the PENNSYLVANIA Railrond
company has decided on as the heat for
use in case of an accident Is oftip, about
eight inches IN length, four in width an d
two IN height, and is to be fitted into a chest
on the tender, They were suggested by
surgeons OF the company. On the cover Is
the following
pENNsfLVANIA RAILROAD MEDICAL pox,
10 DO Kept on each locomotive, and used
in case Of accident only.
OUTFIT ruppor compress, / package of
absorbent cotton, 9 rolls Of bandages, [
pyramid Of Plus,
This outlit must always be kept up, aud
when anything Is needed requisition should
be made at once.
Directlons-When an arm or leg is
crushed causing hemorrhage, pnps com.
press around limb immediately below the
Injured part. In case OF rupture, il n vein.
tie i tightly until arrival of surgeon.
Inc rupture of an artery can be listin.
guished by the color OF the blood. which Is
red, aud spurts out, while vein has black
blood, and ilows continuously.
FOR wounds on the head or face apply
absorbent cotton, and bind with bnndnnc
There is not doubt of the usefulness OF
the box, an engineer said, 'AlInost any
engineer can tell o, Instances where Just
such articles would have been of yery great
ute. ! stood IN the Newmarket depot one
day viii lttlinga stick, when my knife slip.
PED ana went into my arm. The blood
spurted ike q waterway. | tore oil my
sleeve and the fireman tied up my arm
with q rope, The company's surgeon had
an Once across the way, Generally many
wounded men are not so fortunate ny |
was They frequently bleed TO DEATH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

Swelling the LIsi


NicHsprRo, October 6.--rhe officers Of
lhe steamer Richardson report the recovery
of bodies OF fyictims Of the Lee disaster as
follows A white man known as Jack
owen Machett ,colorcdl, third pastry cook;
Cardoir swanson, carpenter Martha Webb
lcoloredl, third chambermaid; the body OF
an unknown white man, the infant OF
Mr.. Dan Searlcs white man, unknown /.
Ophelia Jones (coloredl, second chamber.
maid VIM. Les,crlaker second engineer
John Brown lcolorel), second cook scot,
Cox, cabin boy Sam Brown Dcoloredl
roustabout Miss Eva Allen. All tho
above were buried at lucatan landing. but
the bodies OF Miss Allen and Mr.. Searlcs
infant will he removed tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

.tienic society Of Galveston, as Galyestou's .
trleute TO her hiStrionic talent
froiessorJ. ), Black, well known through.
ont the musical world, leaves Galveston.
mI ater aresldence OF several years, for New
vtlesns, TO accept the vacant chair in the
wMSaity wy OF the New Orleans Conservatory OF
"A negro named Wilson to-day with an
NY ny cut severe gashes in the head of an.
other negro named James Stewart. A 10.
mlMe , IS concerned in the affair. Wilson
e,i1i N Solored man was badly iniared by a
~, iMthg seahtiing striking him In the head
cov cm ,no strand this morning, At last ac-
counts the case was considered serions
Detective Mountain was TODAY robh,a "A
sZV by negro employed at his residence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
iiovston
specInl 10 No Herald

'F'''ul W NV ltiNu
|. HotsroN, October G.--The Texas Western
Narrow-gauge railway runs regular trains
to sealy' by transferring passengers and
freight AZ The Braaos river They have lust
completed the erection of n very fine depot
anu intend 20 make close connections with
trains on the Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fe in
u few days.
The Kyle sugar plantation, near Walker
station, has been purchased by Captain ia,
cunningham FOR 5000, and Colonel Lylc
has purchased W. X. pcndells plantation
for $1,000.
captain Robert Stafford will open bank
IN Columbus next week.
County court will adjourn for the term
tomorrow.
The criminal district court will NEE, TO.
morrow
The cotton market closed stcady /
higher. Sales, 's2 bales; receipts. d G0ao'
gross 2,3i0, net. N'N'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
Niineola
Special TO the Herald.

opcclai 10 thc Herald.
MfSEoLA, October 6.--On account of the
actions OF the disaflected element of the
democratic party Of Smith county, the
leaders of the party in this county have
deemed 1t eSpedent TO organize democratic
clubs all over the county. The chairman
OF the county convention has issued n call
to the chairmen each precinct, advising
them to organize club in each voting prc
cinct, The democrats are confident that
their district will give n large majority fol
the nominee.
Senator Buchanan, who is again IN,
nominee Tor state senator, has Just returned
from . canyassing tour.
Colonel Jones, the nominee for congress
from TINS district, will speak here on the
10th instant.
The StuE combination PLAYED TO ,
crowded house at Caspary's hall Tonight
The new opera-house' IL attracting 200,
troupes this season. The Mabel Norton
troupe play here next week,
Cotton is coming in at the rate of % 10 ~,
bales per day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07

Events OF Note, Happening All Over
the State, Transmitted 10 the
Herald by Its Many
Correspondents.
Ihe County Judge Of Pamela Propouuds
Conundrum Which the Comp
troller Declines TO Answer.
A Desperate Negro Assaults n Sable-
iiued Fellow With an Ak
al Galveston.
Inc Harrison County Fair Ends With n
Good Day of Sport.
Fort WOrth's Bulletin-Court Notes
from Tyler.
Ana Other Interesting Specials.
'e Harrison County Fair Ends With n
Good Day Of Sport.
Aud Other Interesting Specials.


kuft worth,
Special to the Herald.
FORT WORTH, October Ca fight oc.
cured here this evening between promi.
nent restaurant gentleman and a former
bartender in which the latter was severely
bitten. N'N''''
Forty-lour cars of cattle passed north To.
uay and iye double cars of sheep
Ninety.iour bales of cotton and 3 100
pounds OF wool We're received TODAY.
FRANK Smith, Texas Express messenger
accidentally shot himself in the left instep
this evening by dropping his pistol. lie
may lose his foot.
Judge Beckham issued twenty.four writs
to hold an election November eth.
A.suit was filed in the district court To-.
day by Allen Howard against the street
railroad company for $4,000 damages for
killing his son, the little negro boy Who was
run over some two weeks ago.
a new hotel Mt the Union depot is near
ing completion.
Miss Ida Cundih' from Decatur, passed
through here for Dallas, to visit the family
oiColonel Piouts..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
Austin


'F'NtNt W NlN INthlU,
AUSTIN October 0.--Thc county Judge of
Pmola county has submitted to the conn.
foller the question Of the power of the leg.
stature to change the county taxes already
levied by changing the rate Of the state tax.
me assessor of the county made change
under the law passed by the extra session
OF tue leRislpture but the commissioners
court mold that the county tax was not af.
lncted, and refused 10 approve the rolls.
Inc comptroller refuses to express nm opin.
ION, preierring that the courts settle the
question,
-, The following charters were filed to-day 4.
ne Van handt Cooperative association of
Patrons of Hushandry, of WINS poin,
capita stock 80, 900, the North Texas Self'
Endowment association, Of Fort Worth.
and Texas Union birthday and Wedding
Anniversary association, OF Tyler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
San Antonio.


"TVV3uI 70 IHu HtfNId,
SAN ANTONIO, October q, The democratic
county convention completed its labor,
'h's evening, renominating the present en-.
oumoents with but two unimportant OK.
captions The nominations are not salts.
,aGStIofy, and strong independent ticket
viii be presented.
John Hancock, democratic candidate sos
congress is here.
The lever is prevalent at Camaryo. n
town on the Mexican border of 10, 900 non
ulation in the most violent form, alongside
'oi which nothing that ever existed in Amer.
Yea . could compare About 1000 are sick nj
Mier and Camargo, W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
The United rcIiows,


BosroN, October ca grand demoustra.
lion of the Grand Lodge Of United
Odd Fellows In the United States, canada
and the West Indies took place horc TO.
DAY, The procession was composed of
lodges from this vicinity and more than 100
delegates, representing lodges OF most of
the southern, middle and New England
states. The display was an excellent one
and was witnessed by large number OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
The Fire Record


PENSACOLA, October G-At o'clock this
morning fire broke out in Mil's drug.
store, AZ Warrington, Florida, u village ad.
joining the Pensacola navy yard, aud TWEEN.
ty'iour buildings, with the most of their
furniture and stock, were destroyed. The
Catholic church parsonage aud convent
were also burned. The total loss amounts
to $4,000 insurance light.
AT NEW YORK.
NEW loRH, October Ga fire broke out
shortly before o'clock to.daynin the base.
ment OF the iiye'story buildinT extending
which did damage probably amountlnr IA
over $4,000. The principal losers are
Stein & Co., Jacob Adler 4 Co., Kidney 4
llanley. aud II. {. Schior,