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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24
uNlNCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

-x.x orleans Price Current Of November
within Q short space OF time the
y Ena,ket has undergone revolution, and
blcI ing extremely stringent has become
b wwhs,her this state Of affairs can be at
r 40 me increased receipts Of produce. or
~ 49, that local capital was called promptly
~ ar;si'ion to relieve the strain, 10 hard 10
y Hyformerly we might have inclined to the
h = ,bst our monetary affairs were regulated
ss.nv by foreign capital and that we were
So = measure TO fiuctuate with New York
LYNDON, but that time has passed. Our
q !. .re fully capable OF attending TO all our
!, nnder ordinary circumstances, as was
~ ~. rrcyen few days since, when the New
~ p'V ~ performed such marvellous aero.
a., Without effect on our local insti'u-
80 lies are II good demand ut slightly
&C., v local stocks esp claliy boIue
wT changc in monetary matt IL
r.s mol ,,,. sd for by many OF our hest and
y issr headed business m"h before January
ssv upon us The squeeze is oyer and
nsnar can command negotiation in any
sspSS In. tuition In New Orleans"
=, ,mnorts into the United States from all
ssst india islands aggregated 500 00l, 2s3 In
s.csl wear lsSl.s3, So, 90, $50 in iSS0-Sl, and
4 eS IA In 1879 so The exports aggregated
|tSSSsas in isSl.s2, sl7Sls,52s In lSs0.sI, and
|tS-y7 In lS7g.S0 OF the imports OF these
s.i. las, year the s5l, COO, 600 from the United
X. vas but fraction OF the total value OF
Kan goods sold to them, the remainder COM
L,snm across the Atlantic, and largely of man
E'snres produced from raw materials supplied
I'm country.
lrrfnlly prepared detailed statement of the
Nm produc ion and ore shipments OF Lead.
Il nr the past three months. shows total
E,nes. Of S4,575,S4 for the third quarter of
Il and grand total for the nine months past
Tin so g7S, against IS, l702l5 for the third
rrt Of lSS, and 10, ts9, 500 for the same period
E-,.,r showing o gain OF q 70S,7Tl.
IN John R. DeeIing, Of Mount Sterling
E,mrky. is the owner or coin, Il Roman
f,nv Llenaius) worth Is cents OF United
N. money. II Is the species of money named
IN bible as the daily wages OF the husband
~ Ii was this kind OF coin which was
f1sht to Jesus when he demanded of the
t1ss SHOW me a penny" 1t was struck
/ I'M Roman emperor Hadrian, who reigned
/ b, NJ to 1875. This piece is 1853 years old.
liner reverse side OF this coin Ii figure repre-
|rlng Neptune god Of the sea,
| Alei Brooks, Of the secret-scryice department
I'm treasury, has r ceiyed q sample of the
|lreriet Bland silver dollar. which Is being
|Ixldyely circulated especially in the west
y coin Is very heavily plated, resists acid
h un'ess deeply cut before applied has q
Egslmilar to the genuine, and Is of the exact
hliht The officers of the department consider
aanntefeit one Of the most dangerous that
aunaarnt
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FUTURES.

THERE are very few changes to note in the fn.
lure markets for cotton. There is very little ex.
citemontin the,principal centres and the salessre
not heavy. The market In Galveston 10 firm.
seven 20 ten points lower than in New Orleans
IN Shlcago there was a better feeling in pork,
but the advances were light Grain is steady
6gures. 'Ah
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Mother" Doctor, ID she dangerous and what
10 her aniietonf"
Doctor" Yes, madam, she Ia dangerously III.
The yentreulM and auriculr forces not In equi-
hbtium, there is an increased eentripetal action
about the cerebrum and medulla obfongaia, the
portal circulation vascillates, suspended Nature
seems hesitating, and In
Mother" Stop. for heavens sake stop and so
10 work al once,h
Docfor-"I will do all can"
Mother, after two weeks have expired
Two weeks and NO relief. will procure tina, which
you desired at frst.n
Daughter, in a low tone-'T am glad, and think
Nthe only thiag that will restore me 10 health"
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 30 pages cloth
and gilt binding. So cents; same paper cover
- cents. Manhood. 10 cents, womanhood. 10
cents pamphlet cents, securely sealed, by
mail Send money or postage stamps. Dr.,
WHITTIER, the great specialist, 6ls ST Charles
street. Sc Louis. No.
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tue REeT Family Magazine
DENIORES1"S
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send twenty cents for specimen Copy TO W.
Fourteenth street. New York The New Vol.
ume 40 commences with November. Send
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one ofthc largest stocks of pethmery.
cnsmc' les. hair and tooth brushes, at JEDI
Houses, 1l5 Main street.
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COTTON.

|IHeceipu of cotton in this city to-day were
hes, Ia OF which came by rail as follows:
(etsles for Caller Il Hill. from Midlothian. and
|sa from Cedar Hill for same parties; Al fer
bSecai 4 Co., from Kaufman; 81 for White &
from Wills Point, and for City Compress,
fn Trinity Mills. The shipments were 50
|ts for MOrdecai & Co. by the Missouri Pa
Z and 50 tor Evans Il Co, by the Gulf Color
Et@nla Fe, The markets everywhere were
|eES and unchanged. Galveston closed firm
y good grades, bu, easy for lower grades The
|mlps In 81. Louis to-day were S,l64 bales:
q Az bales. In this city priCea are IN.
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Washington News Items.
RrlrcrEn urcAusr GNcrssIyr,

REJECTED BECAUSE EXCESSIVE,
WASHINGTON, November l.--Bids were
opened in the secretary's office to-day to
supply bceito Pawnec, Kiowa aud Cheyenne
II dians. Among the bidders were W. G.
O'Bricu, of Kansas City; Levi Wilson, OF
lcaycnworth; Alexander Barclay, OF ST.
Louis; Ii, &, Slovers, OF Kansas City; II, IT,
Newman, of the National stock yards, st.
Clair county, Illinois, The bids ranged
from 81 % to SSS2 per 100, and we're all ~.
jectcd rs being excessive,
APPOINTED PHOTOGRAPHER.
Postmastcr,G General Howe has appointed
Charles RoSer, IT,, OF Wisconsin,, topo.
grapher of the post-oilcc depart ment to
succeed W, l.. Nihols, resigned, taking
effect December list.
TuE CAsE or \, e. SoTHLpo,
charged with the murder of his brother, A.
NJ. Soteldo, was resumed before Judge Wylie
this morning. Frank II, Congcr, business
manager o the Republican. testified to
Sotcldo's assault on Barton, during which
A. NJ. Soteldc was fatally wounded, as he
believed, by pistol IN the hands OF A, e.
soteldo, which wa, fired with murdcrous
intent nj Barton, but missed It's mark
DR.. Bliss testified 10 attending the
wounded man, and was followed by Clar.
cnce NJ, Barton, who testified substantially
the same as heretofore published. John l..
Sargent Identified the pistols AS the same
seen and marked by him on the night OF
the shooting. AT this point the govern.
mcnt rested their case, and Assistant Dis.
trlct Attorney Tuggerd testified for the
defense as TO his visit to the deceased al
the Province hospital and taking his dying
declaration, which has already been pue.
lished This witness was followed BY Geee.
cral Bnynton, who testified that A. NJ.
Soteldo had n desk In his office; that he
saw him at 0 o'clock, when Soteldo was
perfectly sober; next saw him afer the
shooting. The court then adjourned.
LIABLE TO LOSE His HEAD.
There IL much untavorable comment
among the interior department officials
over the recent letter ol Indian lnspse.or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-02

Mus. LAYGTRY's manager has evidently
given the lady her cue She has com.
menced to ilatter the Americans and talk
about this grand free America without
ever having seen "A thing 1t, The Ameri-
cans are expected to repay the graceful
remarks by getting enthusiastic over the
Jersey Lily" which they will no doubt he
gallant enough and foolish enough to do.
That's the way all OF our noted foreign
visitors, such as BEpNHAGDr Tue WILSON,
et cetera, have Of doing, and IT takes VOL.
derlully
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Mn, DAyTr is striking out in the right
direction, and If his advice be. followed,
some practical reforms may be accent
plished In Great Britain. lie advises the
Scottish and English tenants to join the
trieh in the demand for better land sys.
TEN, and thus by making The attack on the
landlords national movement secure its
success. SO long as the agitation is essen
italy an Irish agitation and spoken Of as
the Irish troubles" no practical good can
be hoped for, but when 1t is tenant against
the landlord in the British dominions the
matter Is different.
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EVENTS IN THAT cry AND vclStTN.
CmcAoo, November The lumber firm
of Hare & Diorno assigned. Liabilities cs.
tima,ed at 100000; assets, n hkcamuunt.
John Lyle King announces himself as an
independent republican candidate for con.
gfess from the LIST district, south division,
Chicago,
The Inter. Oceans Danyillc, Illinois spc.
cial says: The suit OF Mrs. Al, Z. Funk,
wife of George W, Funk, u wealthy farmer
ofMcLane county for separate maintenance
has been pending several years Funk
claimed in defense that he never has been
married to complainant and that the Ger.
tiiicato of marriage shown by her was
forgery. The jury decided that she was
Funk's lawful wife. Meantime Funk had
married another woman
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In Tennessee the regular democracy are
making giant strides, and GENERAL BATE
the nominee for governor, is likely to be
elected by large majority. This is the
wing called the rcadjusters, but the boilers
very few in number, only differ with the
others about whether the debt shall he set.
lied at 80 or GO cents on the dollar. All are
really "readlustefs," and the radical COVER.
nor will be driven out Of the state-housc in
January next most assurcdly, as the dis
putc in the democratic ranks Is 20 insignih
cant in every way.
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ADDITIONAL TELlGRAMS.


THE DAILY SUMMARY,
PENSACOLA, November l.--lslcyon new
cases were reported to day, no deaths. The
weather is still very warm, Rumors of the
existence of fever at Milton, twenty-five
miles from Pensacola, are denied by the
boards of health of that plac" and Pensacola
The British bark Wave King, which leit
Pensacola the 9th ult., with yellow fever
on board, was towcd back to-day, having
lost one man at sea and with two sick on
board
The board of health received from the
national board OF health u check for $5,l2S,
being something more than the amount
agreed to be- pad for epidemic expenses by
the national board also $500 from the
New York maritime exchange, through
Edwin A. Adams, chairman, and other
minor contributions. These donations give
timely and welcome relief to our board oI
health, upon whom falls the brunt of bear.
ing tho expenses of the pcstilcnce, TotaI
cases n date, 2,2Is; deaths, lis.
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ncer or man connected with the expedi-

officer or man connected with the expedi-
tlon?'
Answer have no charge to make against
any officer or person connected with the
expedition. | believe every person did his
best As entitled to special communication
| would mention Ninderman and Norcross:
also, Seamen Leach and First-class Fireman
James III. Barteen, as well as one Henry
Warren and John Cole. The above.named
We're leading men during the retreat.
This concluded the examination of Lieu
tenant DanenhOwer. Chief Engineer Mel
vile will be called Friday.
EXTENDED.
The time for receiving bids by the post
Office department for mail service between
Augusta and Newport, and Eaglesvile aud
Grant City, Missouri, has been extended
until November 18th.
POSTAL ESTIMATES.
Postmaster eneral Howe to-day sub.
mitted to the secretary of the treasury the
estimates of 1888 81. They are: Estimated
receipts. 500 go, 1876 2T; estimated expendi-
lures, $l6Hl ,llj %, leaving net surplus of
$500 93i ".
FIRST ASSISTANT PosTMAsTER.GENERAL HAT
has purchased HIallett Kilbourne's interest
in the National Republican, and will as.
sumo the business management on the
10Th.
OFF on A JAUNT.
Secretary Chandler left here tonight for
the east.
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TIE Philadelphia Times has the following
apropos remarks about SECRETARY Fol.
ans impertinont interference in New
York politics while still a Federal cabinet
officer "The gossips are having grea,
deal Of trouble about SECRETARY
FoLoER's further incumbency of the
trcasurership. One day they assure the
public that the president and the Who'll
cabinet are unit in their opinion that he
ought to resign at once. The next day Il is
all taken back on the same authority, and
che world is gravcly informed that thcre
isn't word of truth In the report. In the
meantime Mr.. FoLoEa continues TO draw
pay for performing the duties of
the office. although he seems TO DO per.
.lootly willing somebody else shall do the
work. Unless he ceases writing foolish let.
tors about the effect Of state elections on
the stock market and leaves New York pol.
tiles TO the people, who should have the
chief interest in them, there may soon
come popular demand for bis resignation.
" he attends strictly.to the duties Of bis
o0los. hs VII b sustained"
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ADDITIONAL NEWS Ky SPECIALS
san Antonio,


Special TO the Herald,
SAN ANTONIO November l.-Rcv. A. j.
Young, pastor of the Methodist church
south at this city was married this evening
to Miss Maggie Campbell, The largest
nu nber OF persons ever assembled in the
church witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. o, A, Fisher.
Hon. John H. Reagan will address the
people here tomorrow evening In behalf OF
In. democratic party.
Federal court has opened, There were
@ convictions, 3 for stage robbing, torreg.
istered package theft and | for man
slaughter.
Never did political excitement run so
high as now. The main issue is between
Hancock and Davis, and both sides are
working like beavers, sparing no time nor
expense.
The Sunset railroad company will build
an eightenginc round.house al Delrio,
Kinney county.
Roland Meyers, messenger for Jack
Labatt, riding down Houston street this
morning, ran his horse over turn table OF
the street car line. The horse fell. disl~
eating tho messengers right leg and scri.
ously injuring him about the head.
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Mrs. BEEcHER sticks to the old man
through thick and thin, and can't be per
suaded to believe fora moment that HENRY
isn't all right in any and all particulars.
She recently said would to Con that
those who criticse and revile Mr.. BEEcHTR
were not only almost, but altogether, such
believer and whoe-souled Christian as
he is," Mn, BEECuEg ought to be very
happy man. lie has succeeded in winning
aad keeping the mistaken confidence of his
wife.
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dividend OF a per cent. % NOR ....
winch Is payable in script. F'' Veht, Of
Inc 18th annual meeting of ,ho
I'VE convention OF the Woman'sn g gs1ecu'
MIS- MISSIONARY society was opened in VWSteigh
LOUISVILLE, KY, November r.
ern0r Robinson died at his boma iA,nov-
county, last night. The funeral MI; M scott
frlday., Governor Blackburn has si' occur
executive orders closing the public oei issued
the state that day. '''' ounces Of
CINCINNATI, November IA Lx
peen made in the combination of d HaE mas
mere one of the leading establisbssiuers
refused to be bound as heretofore in iSe eis
prices; No sales of high wines wo nA'hg
ported, and under the rules the op "t,e re.
OF Yesterday prevailed. Quotations
to nhw RICHMOND, o., November Iva.
o osidaS ALBERT ana James Thornton io ~
oredl, were found in the 81 col.
Jacob and George Leight badI, u meiu OF
with shot and bullets and mail wounded
IL is thonght they were shot Will W o, move.
corn; One OF them will die, and tb nee o.ig
will be crippled for life. anu 'ne Other
boston, November The inbab;,o,.-
OF Brattls Station, Arlington h have
Tree III iull blossom. a gentleman nj KoesL
Lexington picked green pears dnrinoV i'm
past week, and pea vines are in blossngs, 'ne
BosToN, November The snnoo
OF Christine Nilsson at the Mnsc pEpe at l,
evening brought together an anSia lnall thls
more than flied the hall. Madame Nys snat
was clad in black and was gTeetad i't SS;,a
rounds Of applause. 9''e'eu with
SHREVEPORT, La, November
largely attended meeting of nlar,o,.
ko6lnsons plantation adopted resnIN ots az
urging the government to remove tba unn
from Bayou Pierre, a tributary ' ng buy buy
river. Government engineers caused t tSo
formation of this raft, which csnsas t the
overflow of some of the largest pant JI ,ns
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TUX irony of some men is astonishing.
a character gifted particularly in this way
has suggested as the next republican presi-
dental ticket, "KEIFER and ROBSON !" If
this isn't irony, it is the sublimess impu
dence of the age but the party that has
stood by them and honored them in the
past may possibly have even greater honors
III store for them in the future. Who can
fathom.t the cheek of the republican party ?
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AN exchange calls attention TO notable
omission in the president 5 list of blessing,
recoun,ed in the Thanksgiving proclama.
ton. II says: president ARTHUR re.
counts an admirable list of blessings for
which the people should be grateful in his
Thanksgiving proclamation, but he fails
TO mention one of the most prominent
OF all the causes for popular thankiulness
when he forgcts to allude TO tho overthrow
of the political bosses, which is set down in
the DEGREES of fate to occur in this year of
our LoEp. Perhaps, however, he included
that In the many other blessings which he
mentions without enumerating."
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Inc superintendent of the ship news de-
partment Of the New York Associated Press
says of an old Cape Race reporter of thirty
years ago aud later news gathcrer of Sandy
Hook: Farrell has been one of the most
interchangeable and conscientious of news.
gatherers | ever knew. After he came here
from Cape Race, and was detailed to collect
the news from incoming vessels at Sandy
Hook, | have known him to 20 off in
small boat to meet the vessels when it
would seem that he was detying Pr0yi-
dence. You could hardly have expected a
man to face such perils. This was in 1888,
1891 and 1855, before the ocean cables were
laid, The news was then prepared on It's
sne paper, III nearly the same way as our
snip news is now maniiolded Tor
the several papers. IL was
prepared and sealed up in 4 water
tight can before it left the other side. When
the ships wheels were heard through
dense fog, or when she was sighted IN the
distance, no matter what the weather might
be, Farrell would 60 off in his boat, taking
. cage OF carrier pigeons with him anu wheh
close TO the vessel the cans were thrown
overheard and Farrell picked them up.
Alter opening the cans he would take
pigeon from the cage and fasten the mani
told to the bird. which would fly ashore v
the telegraph station, and long before the
vessel would reach quarantine the news
brought by her had been telegraphed TO AL
points reached by the wires, Sometimes,
though, the pigeons would not feel hungry
enough to 20 ashore for food and they
would not fly. but this only occurred ocea'
sionally.n
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SUNSET CoX's denomination for congress
III New York the other day was for the
thirteenth time. The good luck attending
the Ohio man followed Mr.. Cox when he
emigrated from the Buckeye to the Empire
state some years ago. He got nominations
but not enough votes to prove Il marked
success as long as he remained in Ohio.
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$50 many of the best men" in the recent
ak days go-as-you- please match in New
York were broken down and the receipts
we're so light that it will probably be the
last thing ofthe kind in this country for a
long time to come.
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IT is reported that the tariff commissioner
has determined upon recommending that
the present list and rates of duties be con-
tinued Just about as they now are. This is
what was expected all the time from this
reyisory" commission-nothing more nor
lao,
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The Hubbard City Herald paid this
paper very pretty compliment last week
aud called particular attention to our mar.
ket report, its exteDsiveness and excellence
We try to make this feature in the paper,
and The Hubbard City Herald but tells the
truth when it declares that "the CONNER
oial report, to merchants. is worth far more
than the subscription price"
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Acker's Blood Elixir is most powerful
eradication of TALL impurities of the Blood.
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptions or
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
It's use. 1t purites the whole system and
banishes all Rheumatic and 'NeuralrC
PAINS Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co.,
Dallas, Texas. WV
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SENATOR BRowY's official duties do not
claim all his time or draw his eye from the
dollars and cents. He is building another
railroad in Georgia.
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Ex-Governor Hendricks.
\ BRIGHTER REPORT.

INDIANAPOLIS, November l.-Physicians
OF Governor Hendricks report to-day his
disease does not seem to be spreading. The
conultions are decidedly more favorable,
.i tney are more encouraged than any
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GOVERNOR CoLQuIrT is looming up as Ben
Huns successor in the United States
senate. There are few better or better
known men in America than A. IL. Coll
QUIT, of Georgia.
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Inst winter we warned our readers
against buying the large packs OF worthless
horse aud cattle powders, and as II 10 now
time 10 begin TO use them, We again urge
them not TO throw away their money.
Sherldan's Powders are strictly pure, but
We know Of no others that &c.
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A cough or cold taken between now and
Christmas frequently lasts all winter. This
Is certainly the case with people who have
weak lungs. The most convenient, rclia.
BILE and inexpensive remedy Is Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment. II is to be used inter.
naly and externally.
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NEW YORK, November 1.-The .tock
market opened irregular but The cborros
were only fractional. Immediately ot H
the opening Norfolk & Western, preferred
iell OIL u ST. Paul, Minneapols& Manitoba
I, ana Texas ~ Pacific !; after which f' tSs
market became firm. AT lloclock the mar 'uc
K K SID up ! to I, led by Western Iln ,i'H
WABASH, preferred, and Louisville & YaSb'
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NEW YORK, November THE Posts
cotton report says Future deliveries s s6u :
opening to 5-l0O lower had recovered I the
loss when sales were made at 5.1o0 Iow ,ae
rms second loss was also recovered. and At
p. m. prices ruled slightly below yeste ~