The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

o lgtonsidefablo Sickness among The men
b this time.
freasury receipts for Ootober we're lle,
, cane, 3ii2 07si available school fdDd, s0Bl
|, permanent school fund. s2l ,78g permaneh
/ University fund, 3iGl, deaf and dumb nsy
lnm land sales, Sll8j blind asylum, SIIl
luDatic asylum $3.50; public domain, slOi,
0l0.
The Lone Star Marriage association ha
decamped, leaving 10 Is said, some policy
holders short $4,000 Some estimate th,
amount at $4,000. The secretary Of stat,
at the very outset, after consulting with the
attorney general classed these concern,
with insurance companies, that are required
by law TO have not less than 500, 900 capital,
and made them pay the same fees for illing
charters Had the commissioner of in
surance taken the same view of the matter
and compelled the associations to show up
their capital stock or close business. the
young men Of the sta &c would have been
saved thousands of dollars 1t is rumored
| that other associations of this city are
shaky.
AUSTIN November 4.-[Special, The
Creath Memorial Baptist church OF Laredo
filed q charter to-day.
The frontier companies will go into win
ter quarters at the following points; I'll
Paso, Captain Baylor's company; Ulvade,
Captain Seekers company; Mobitta, Cap
tain Hoffar's company; Catula, Captain
Oglesby's company Colorado City, Captain
McMurray's company; Fort Davis, Captain
Neville's company.
cocks friends are confident of success and
believe he will be elected by a majority OF
1,50O to 1000. The vote in this county be-
tween Jones and Ireland will be close, but
Ireland will carry ID.
The Laredo Coal company will try to
make arrangements to secure convict LABOR
to work their mines.
A saloon and restaurant were entered by
burglars last night, but they got very little
Galveston.
GALVESTON, November 4,-[Special.1-
Governor Lubbock made two hours
speech in front of the fremont hotel to-
night. A large crowd listened to him.
Major Ochiltree is in the city, and will
speak at Artillery hall on Monday night.
The contest between him and Finlay is
growing warmer every day, and it is evil
dent that they are about evenly matched,
and that the vote will be very close.
Batcheller & Doris circus gave their last
performance tonight, and left on special
train for Houston.
twelve deaths and eight marriages.
Governor Coke will speak here on Mon
day night.
masked ball tonight at Artillery hall.
The local market for spot cotton closed
easy, lower than yesterday; middlings, lO
sales, $50 bales; receipts, $50; exports,
CO 476; stock, 81 sol; receipts up to date,
this season, 233, 504; UP to same time, last
season, 1862 ,957 The future market closed
easy, = to 6 points lower than yesterday.
Novemb Der, S4Cd9 Sc; December, 8 Sl@9 81;
January, S4(g9 49, February, 96@9 9S;
March, 10 06@1G 0S; April, 10 l6@lO IL.
Sales, 800 bales.
Chicago grain market closed weak
weather fine.
GALVESTON, November Especial. j
Cotton closed easy; good ordinary, 81; low
middling, or middling, 1Os; good mid
ding, 102. Sales. 1940; exports, 4, 100 bales
Futures opened steady and closed easy;
January, 5000 90; February, 5000 o.;
March, 10 OS@10 10; April, 10 1000 y;
November, S7s7C0S 50; December, s $50
8 80. Sales, 1900 bales.
Notwithstanding the fact that there was
a circus in town tonight, a tremendous
audience of intelligent citizens OF Galveston
assembled in front of the fremont house to
hear Hon. w. III. Grain, of Lavaca, and
other democratic speakers, upon the issues
of the day. After Mr.. Grain had finished,
amid enthusiastic applause, an attempt
was made to interrupt the meeting by
some friends of Major 0chiltree. Finally
Alderman MARROW, from the first ward
formerly screwman, assembled the, ros
trum, but the democratic audience refused
to listen to him until Colonel John M
Claiborne, chairman of the democratic
state executive committee, arose and APP
pealed to them to listen. Inasmuch as Ma
ior Ochiltree had refused all invitations
TO meet in joint discussion with any one;
and insisted his friends should be accor led
that privilege. overwhelmed by this I'M
expected courtesy, Mr.. NARROW was unable
to utter word, but merely bowed himself
down and retired among his friends. This
course on the part of the democrats, and
the conduct of Major Ochiltrees sup
porters, will do much 20 swell Colonel FIN
Law majority in Galveston, as the time has
PASSED when men of character will counte-
nance such rowdy Interruptions.