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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-28
Tho Tnrln Cnnmls.Inn

WtlmNGroN, y. Co. September 91.-rhe
iariil commission arrived here this morn.
ing and held a session in the custom.house.
The subjects brought TO It's attention were
rice and peanuts, chalk, and silk cucoons.
The rice interest was advocated by u. L..
Russell, Donald Mckay and 5. l., Fremont
the peanut aud chalk interests by George
4. French, aud silk cocoous interest was in.
cidentally touched upon 10y Mr.. Fremont
The advocates OF the iiCc interest expressed
themselves satisfied with the present du.
ties, bu, declared any reduction there.
ot would be fatal to that interest,
In regard 20 peanuts, Mr.. French
gave the annual production ot the vii
mington section us 10000 bushels. Up TO
1851 il was equal to seven.cighths of the en-.
tire stock OF the United States; but under
q du'y ~ unc cent per pound imposed IN
1861, tr. lustry had increased until now
Tcnncss pfoduUed from $4,000 10 UN.OCO
bushels and Virginia from 100 GO 10 t,Opl,.
coo bushels Production was affected hy
the importation ol African peasants. A dis.
continuance of the duty would put an end to
the peanut industry Of North Carolina aud
impoverish many small hriners. As 10
chalk, large deposits Of u were found IN the
state, but Its freight to New York aud
Philadelphia, where chalk was made into
whiting, would be higher than the cost Of
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English chalk which Is carried
there as ballast. As TO silk
coeoons, the soil and climate
OF the state were favorable to the cultivation
OF mulberry trees and the raising of silk
worms, Both these interests might be de.
yelops,d by the imposition orduty on chalk
and silk cocoons, Mr.. Boeteler asked MIR,
fremont whether any complaints came up
rom the iariuing community about the
tariff. Nlr Fremont replied in the negative
ali that he has heard about Il
was from congress and stump speakers.
lie Thought, however, that the popular
sue OF the question was tariff for revenue
With 'noldenta protection, but rs the rice
maintained they could not ask to have tbe
duties taken of other protected articles
The commission lett for Richmond this af.
ternOon.
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ror' North Locals -- More Light - A
heartiess Villain aud an UnsuS-
pecting Bride, Etc.
Farmers Congress TO ASscm-
Bile at NJ. Louis, Mo-, on
Next Friday.
Movements of the Stump Orator and
the "Fleecy Staple"
A Casualty at Williams Rancho
Houston Data.
And Other Interesting Specials.


Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald
FoRr NoErt, September IA vonnc
man working on the Texas & Pacific hoJ
the first OF the middle finger Of his richt
hand badly mashed while coupling at tho
depot to-day,
The city has entered into n contr,,, win,
the gas company to put fifty additional
lampposts on Main and Houston street =
ana suc9 other places MS may be designated
oy the cIly' About two or three miles M
au1itlohai main pipes will be NECESSARY
anu anu 10 meet this demand the Fort Worth
.'' a,as vo,lpany to-day issued bonds to the
amount ot $4,000 The contract is In r,,n
seven years. - W 'un
Inc stockholders of the Fort Worth &
klo Grande railway held a mectin, tbis
morning and voted first mortgage bonos Ia
the amount OF $4,000 to The milo a dis.
lance OF III miles, Brownwood heinz iis
terminus Capitalists of Rutland Var,
mont ana Cleveland, Ohio, took the honds
reauliy ana work on the rond Will bo com.
| menced Mt once. w N''i''
lotion receipts. to-day, lSS bales; wool
| green, geo pounds. "'''''
,,c,,, ''"Vu - u, Carr, married a
younE, good'!ooking industrious, but a
poor widow with Il baby, and after stavin"
Win her few days stole all her money
mner m harI earnlngs--about 500, and left her
ne hau Deen working mt the court -house
| here. '-'o"Se
Ninety thousand dollars in real estate
tiansaotlons took place here to-day, Peter
cooper selling 10000 worth to ihe Gas
| company. ' vas
4
fifteen ears of purchasers LETT here thi.
morning for Wichita Falls. '"''
me ilrst choice of lots at Wichita Fall.
brought S6l5; second, 5000. "'''
A marriage association here bns so,J mol
icles to the amount of $4,000
| Frank Prescott, an attacbe or Cou,,,.
circus was arrested and Jailed this eyeninc
lor stealing some hardware. lamns Ole
rom Henry \ Sandy, Of this city, a part of
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Galveston
SPECIAL to the Herald.

GALVESTON, September 27.-The case q,
the city VS.. Captain Fisher, Of the German
bark Herbert, who refused to obey instruc.
tions of lIarbor Master Routen to move his
vessel, aud who, when the vessel wa,
ooarded oy RouIen and Il force of men,
iurlons'y protested, finally running up tho
herman ilag on the mast and claiming pro.
lection ol the Germai government. came
mp Tor completion to-day, part of the tcsti.
mohG having been heard yesterday. Fisher
demanded u Jury, which decided. nftor
nearing the testimony that the delenJan,
was guilty.
W. II McGcc and Miss c. f.. lInrdislv
were married last night. The nnnouncc,
lneht will create considerable stir amony
the marriage insurance accompanies tbrourh,
out out ,he country, More than 30 policies
are reported to have been taken ont nnon
ms marriage, representing In an agrrcgnte
benefits To the amount of $4,000.
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Austin


Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, September 27,-Applications for
payment oftaxcs for lSS2 on lands in or.
ganizcd counties should a, once be made Ia
the comptrollcrs office, giving description
as to quantity, abstract number, original
grantee and county where situated. These
applications will receive attention In tho
orlcr In which they are received. Parties
VINO postpone making application may ex
poct to be delayed in receiving their tax re.
ccipts until after March or April, iSS}.
Suit has been instituted by the comptrol.
Ter against X. II, Harris. collector of Wash.
layton county, for $1,000 due the state on
collections for the years lS5g aud lSsi.
81, The following charters were filed today,
lhc banner Aid association, of Marshall
and the National Endowment association
Of Wills Point. This makes 100 marriage ns
sociations In the state,
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lowering clouds and light rain followed by
high wind down to the hour of sale, / y.
NJ. a fair crowd was in Attendance.
Ninety lots sold for SlSl02. The highest
brought S6N, the next 5000, and the third
SooV. j.. A. Majors, Of Taylor county,
bought the FIRST; J. Il. Cain, OF Mitchell,
the second, and John Laipr, Of Parker
county the third, At the close of the sale
to-day an eastern company offered $4,000
SsSh W Tor the lots and lands owned by the
NlceitS rails company here, The offer
was Iecined The sales will continue to
ane -Sth' captain J, A. II. Hossack man
ages the crowd we'll Trains leaye lSort
worm IN the morning in time tQawiye be.
tore the sale hegins.
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~ Louis


'V''tii b Nht Herald.
ST. Lors, September 27.--Tho next AN.
nuol session OF the Farmers congress will
convene next Friday morning. \ numbe,
Of members from other cities will be In at.
Tendance Hon. ]. J. Hudson, Of Lamar
Mis- lseippi, i' president. The iollowin,
gentlemen are chairman of their respective
C,9mmlltecs' On the improvement of the
Mississippi river, Governor James /, All.
corn, Jamestown, Mississippi; on agricui.
farm statistics, Hon. W. j. Chamherlain
Columbus, Ohio; on crop reports, Hon g.
=. Lsngdon, Mobile, Alabama; on ngricul.
lural machinery, Mr.. W. s. Robinson
DRESDEN. Texas; on education. General
stephen Lee, StIkvillc, Mississippi. Tho
Snnstcs' WIZ discuss these interests of the
farmer and especially prepared pnpers viii
be read. Addresses will be delivered nv
prominent speakers,
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William. l,nnchn
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
WILLIAMS Rancho, September ga
serious accident occurred here this morn.
ing, Major Henry Ford, county clerk Of
Brown county, brought his wife to the
Rancho on a visit to her parents few days
since, and this morning the Major took his
wife and Mrs. J. y. Williams out riding
lie was driving spirited horses, which were
hari to manage. While turning corner OF
the square the buggy was turned over
throwing iu occupants ont aud bruisinr
them all badly. Mrs, Henry Ford received
severe injuries, which are Thought ,o hs
serious, II not fatal.
Cotton is being gathered rapidly, as IA,
farmers are giving ono dollar per hundred
and we are having fine weather.
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Tho strong-sIiudcd females.

OMAHA, Nrp., September 97.--A commit.
tee ofthe National Women's Suffrage osso.
citation Is in conference with a committee
of the Nebraska association to nlon
a campaign in Nebraska Miss An.
thony, Mrs. Saxon. OF New Orleans
Miss Hindman, of Pennsylvania, Madame
Neymann, of New York, Phoebe ConSips
Of ST. Louis, Mrs. shattuck, Of Boston
MISS Foster, of Philadelphia, and Mrs
election. ""'" ''e
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Marshall.


Special to the Herald
MARSHALL September 97,--The Fair assO,
citation have received an elegant lot OF sill.
yerwarc to be distributed among The sue.
cesstul competitors at the coming fair.
\ large force OF men and teams are at
work ON the grade Of the Marshall & North
western Three miles are already COM
pleted.
.Callcnder's minstrels performed here last
night.
Cotton is coming in freely and brings full
prices.
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Denton


Special TO the Herald
DENTON, September 27.--Goy. Throck-
morton tdemocratio) and John Dickson
lgreenback) candidates for congress in the
9th district, jointly discussed the points of
their respective claims to-day In the district
courtroom TO very respectable audience
They, will sneak at Lewisville 10 morrow,
Judge Potter has taken up the criminal
docket, which will occupy the next two
weeks of the time.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMs.


PnLAprLruA, September o7.-phe four.
tccnth annual convention o, the Catholics,
Beneficial Union commenced here TODAY.
After attending high mass at the cathedral
the delegates marched to plla,rlon hail
where tNcy were welcomed by NJ. i. W. Wi.
hort president of the Philadelphia uniop
Hon. A. NJ. Kelly, OF Richmond, Virrini.
president of the National Union, ,respond Il cJ
The association numbers 235 members md
disbursement ior religious purposes durin,
the year amounted to $72,065. ''s
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Cotsioaua
Special 70 the Herald.

0peclal 70 me Herald,
CoRsioANA, September 97,--Hon, G. w.
Jones and Col, L. g, Mills to-day ad.
dressed onr people at the opera.housc and
were greeted by packed house Both
brought out their strongest arguments on
the issues before the people.
The gin-house OF Mrs, McGnl, hNeen
miles east Of here, was burned 10 the
ground with hVe bales of cotton Saturday
evening. IL caught from a spark IN Tho
lint room which was o Temporary one com.
posed OF bagging, awaiting their con
donWr.
Professor D. NJ. Hall tcolorcd) was husl
so before our mayor for assault on his
stop-son,
Cotton Is coming in rapidly. We received
nearly 300 bales today.
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drowned

sourn LEBANON, o., September g1.-Fiye
persons entered an old boat ut 8 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon to cross the Miami
river, and during a playful struggle for
possession of oars the boat capsised nnd
four OF the party. Newton Allen, Wallace
and Abraham and Belle True, were drowncS
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A Canari.

WAsmSUroN, September 2I.- Frederick
Douglass has been interviewed In regard to
the published statement that prominent
oolorrd man ~ about 10 stump Virginia for
the strairht.out republicans, coupled with
the conjecture that Douglass is the man.
Douglass says he has no intention OF stunp.
ing. Virginia. His sympathies are with the
Malone movement, but hc does not intend
to 30 to Virginia to speak.
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DECATUR, September 27,-Horse thieves
made raid here last night, They we're
shot at while attempting TO break into the
stable of Mr.. Cundih, but succeeded. in
their retreat, in capturing several horses in
the outskirts of the city. Mr. Cargill's fine
mare was found loose this morning, equip,
ped with bride and saddle, with pistols,
blankets, provisions, etc, attached, which
was the only animal rescued. -. -. =,
Upper Cobb, an cstimable young man.
died this evening of typhoid fever.
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RrpuELp, DARn September q DR.. H. M.
Town, formerly of Chicago, and zachariah
John, of Illinois, were caught IN n nrnirie
yrc by trying to force their teams ,l,ronsb
the flames. Town was thrown ont of his
wagon, his leg broken, and thus helnless
he was burned TO death. John ESCAPED
but terribly burned. "''''
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BrownwOoti,
Special to tho Herald.

Special to the Herald.
RHowNwoop, September 27,-lIon. A. s.
Harris, Independent greenback candidate
for representative from this, the nth repre.
sentative district, addressed the CITIZENS of
Brownwood at the courthouse last ni,ht
on the political ISSUES of the day. q"
The wool clip Is, coming in brlfkly.
Business Is good
The weather is cool and pleasant.
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A shnck nfnnrihnnnLr

Sr. Lovis, September 27.--A slight shock
OF earthquake was tel, In this city aud yicin.
ity at i.ls u. m. to-day. In the central part
OF the city the shock was first noticed as a
rolling, even noise, followed by twelve dis.
tine, vibrations al intervals OF a second.
The first vibration was ,he most violent
The shock lasted about 10 seconds.
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Houston.
speeIal TO The lIerald

'ITVVITI 10 wv IINTUIW
HorsroN, September 27.-Stepheu
OFlynn was elected alderman from be
second ward today by l2S majority. WV
~ me cotton market closed easy NJ Ac Off
gross; 1851, net. F''' VOW
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Marine IntcllInonrn.
TORT or Nrw yopK

Nkw York, September 21.-Arflyed-.
Horned, Colon, Nurkburg, 81. Laurent
State Of Indiana.
Arrived out--Bohemia, Alara Assbn,
satella, Homeward, Edward, Peno md
Wilmington. ""''
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GREENSBORO, N. G., September Wv.
W. Woods manufacturing establishment,
a. winston N. O., was destroyed By fire nj
2o'clock this morning. Less, unkuown'
but insured for $4,000,
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PASNNN, September a5,-rhe earth has
ceased to quake and peoples nerves are he.
coming steadicr. As far as heard from five
deaths have resulted from the SHAKING.
four from casualty aud one ot a woman
from fright. People who abandoned the
city for the fields arc returning 10 their
homes and have began repairing dam
ages.
AdyiCes from Lima are 90 the 5th. but no
exciting events have occurred
Doctor Anicito Are, u wealthy and hirh.
y educated man, hashecn elected president
OF the bolivian congress. lie is a ,taunch
adherent OF peace at any price, and conf.
dent hopes are expressed OF settlement
between Chilli and Bolivia.
MontenCro is making but slow progress,
Rumors assert that Gaccres Is about to
proclaim himself supreme chief u. the
republic OF Chill, and that CUrillo who
has . few pressed men IN Areqhihn, il In.
clincd TO adopt similar course
General Adam, United States minister.
is about to return TO the United States.
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IL cool and pleasant.
Bryan.


optrlnI 10 Ihc H.InId.
BRYAN, September @7.-Thc case Of Hon.
lchan Vs. Mayor s,urgis, OF Waco, for ar.
rest without cause, is progressing.
A little boy Of Rev Mr.. Atkins hna his
leg broken to-day by kick from nora,
Bryan has shipped coco bales of cotton
up tO to-day, ''"
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nl.bop o,llarher and co,on,

CINCINNATI, september ~ Bishop n. A.
Gallagher, of Galveston, Texas, passed
through here last night with a party oI
twonty.one sisters OF the Dominican con.
vent at Somerset, Ohio, who form colony
to found similar convent at Galveston,
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Loniti.Ann scnnrs Aa.is.

LospoS, September g7.--At the New.
market meeting to-day the race for IN,
the Great Eastern railway handicap wa,
won BY Lorillard's Aranss, Hornpipe sec.
ond, Warhorn third.
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STOCKS.
NEW York, September 27.-The stool,
market opened strong, and generally l@4
higher imam II closed yesterday, the latter
ior Nashville Chattanooga. Oregon Nav
lgaton, however, was lower. During the
early trade the market was heayyand prices
recorded decline Of iWll, in which Della.
ware, Lackawanna G Western, Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati IL INDIANAPOLIS and
Michigan Central We're most conspicuous
The general list then recovered, led bv Del.
aware x Laokawanna, it having advanced
i@t,
THEIR LIABILITIES.
HoSioN, September The liabilities of
Wellington brothers Il Co., wholesale dry
goods, who suspended yesterday, aggregate
S'voVo assets nominally $3.50
FUTURES.
NEW YORK, September 27.-The Posts
cotton market report SAYS: Future deliy.
cries opened 10 TO 70 points lower. advanced
q points Tor September II to o for the latter
months, when determined sellers entered
the market and prices declined s to n
points from the highest point, and nj the
thnd call September was sold at II co tc
ii ", October II 50, November II ~. De
cemuer II Il, January - % to II q, March
II ~ TO II B, April II % to II o. Nav
llOi.
PROSPECTIVE COY EBNMENT AID.
NEW York, September 27.-lt is reported
here that Secretary Folger stated thi.
morning that the government would TAX,
what ACTION would be necessary to main
tain ease IN The money market. When h,
returns to Washington he intends to lool
into the matter very thoroughly, and irthr
| law Will permit he viii recommend that TIA,
government shall loan money to banks and
take bonds for security,
ASSIGNED.
NEw YORK, September 27.-Dancan A.
Grant, lace importer at y west Twenty
third street, has suspended. His liabilitic,
are large, but assets viii probably cove
them. lie has been in business twenty
| years. He did heavy credit business, ant
his failure is attributed to duh seasol
aud bad debts,
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Nominations


CHARLESTON, September 96.-In the re-
publican convention of the seventh dis.
Inct, alter u bitter struggle, which lasted
ust one Week, William Mckay, white, was
tO'uay nominated Tor congress OH the 95lst
ballot, receiving u ont of 20 votes. A
stormy scene ensued Mckay's colorcd
competitors, Lee and Smalls, charging him
with having procured the nomination by
bHbcry. Leo displayed, as EVIDENCE. n
pgomissory note for $3.50 given by Mckay
to delegate for his vote, Ii is understood
there viii b. no democratic candidate i'm
tue iiStrict,dnd Ice and Smalls are expected
TO run against Mckay, making triangular
election fight.
NEW ORLEANS September 97.-The ist
district republican convention today
adopted the following:
Resolved That tins convention approye
and endorse the independent candidacy
for congress Of Mr.. Albert c. Janin. of Tho
parish otSt. Bernard, and recommend all
republican voters Of the Is, congressional
district to give him their support and their
votes at the election to be he'd November
1th next.
Resolutions were also adopted checrfullv
endorsing Hon. A. j. Dumont, chairman
OF tue state central committee as an
earnest, faithful and consistent leader ol
the republican party Of Louisiana. Also,
resolutions endorsing the administration of
President Arthur
Morris Marks has accepted the nomina-
tian OF the dissatisfied republicans
OF the ID district. Dcmas, the
nominee ot the regular republican
convention OF the "a district, will continue
his candidacy, and a prominent member of
the state central committee expressed the
opinion tonight that Dcmas will be recog.
nlzci by that committee as the republican
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Special 10 the Herald.
wicnirA FAILS, September 27.-The sale
oflois opened under unfavorable auspiccs--
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REASONS WHY !

Nothing easy explain why buyers of ready yinade
coming can benefit by dealing with In the first place
nave the largest stock choose from in this section In the
m place we have taken the utmost pains to bring the
best garments that be made every price touch
ae question with how much we car make on suit
ercoat but how good and acceptable suit
can sell for given price This is policy, and whatever
intending purchasers of Ready made Clothing wish pay
% can rely on finding the best value for that sum here
H. carrying so large do of Mems and
|SS Clothing good choice always be depended on
% stock is being constantly replenshed with and fresh
VaS all of which critically examined before being placed
aoes for sale. Prices reasonable throughout We have
u.s. ~ received large addition to Young Mems Suits dur
aorlcs reliable coors, stylish cutnot surpassed by
o shops or tailor shops and the price liberal percen