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The daily gazette., 1882-10-31

SHORT DISPATCHES.


CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. 3l.-A con-
struction train at Lock Six ran into Hat
car yesterday and killed three men.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. M.-Michacl j.,
Powell, who killed Phillip McShca with a
brick, has been sentenced 70 trn years i'm
prisoument.
NAPOLEON, ONO, Oct. 3l.-IIarrison
Schcte, 16 years of age, committed suicide
by shooting himself lie became deranged
by reading trashy literature.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct. 3l.-Justiee
John j. Archer died this morning typhoid
fever, aged 81. He was at one time Pro
fessor of Bellies Lettres at the Annarolis
Naval School.
HorsToN, TEX, Oct. 3l.-Five children
of different families picked aud ate Locust
beans while rambling IN the woods yestcr
day. Tney were taken violently sick shortly
after, and all died in an hour.
Boston, Oct 31.--The Produce Exchange
will appeal to the next Legislature and ask
for an amendment to its charter to allow 1
gratuity TO be paid TO the family or the heir
Of member upon the latter's death.
WooNsocKET, r. l., Oct. 31.-Search a
West Brooklleld for the robbers il continue,
| over several townships without any result
| Parties are still out and desperate resist
| ance is expected IL the men are found.
-.~$a)-~.--
S-Explicit directions for use are gwen wit
| the Diamond Dyes. For dyeing Moses, ,tirasse,
| Ruus IEorg Hair kc
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A rally In NIispilIion.

Especial correspondence of the Gazette
HARRINGToN, DEL, Oct. 81 The largest
and most enthusiastic meeting ever held in
Vernon was held The re last night by the
Democracy of Mispilion hundred. People
came from all directions, and the little town
was crowded The Pennington band furn-
ished the music. Speeches were made by
T.. T. Cooper, r. Il. Kennedy aud II. K.
Lewis, Esqs. Dir. b. l.. Lewis. candidate for
the Legislature, Theodore salisbury Of Caro-
line county, and Frank Thawley of Vernon,
also made short addresses. The speeches al
all were stirring and earnest. Mispiilion is
certainly awake.
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roo late no CLAssIFY.
U'RUsTEEs' SALE
--eF--
Valuable Real Estate |!
Under order of the Orphans Court, the sub
scribers will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 4TH, 1889,
at2o'ciock p. M,

SATURDAY, NOV. 4TH, 1882,
at2o'clock p. m,
Mt the auction rooms of l.. W. Stidham Sons,
iii East Fourth street. all the following described
real estate
ist. The real estate of the late Smiley King
deceased, consisting of:
No. Three acres of land with n frame tavern
and two frame houses, thereon, IN MIN treek
hundred, known Ms Corner ketch.
Nos2&3. Two lots of land in the village OF
Christiana, White Clay Creek hundred, one with
the tavern house, stables and buildings, thereon,
known Nrces a tha othcr With s. 90 sa FEET Of land
known as Slaughter House lot.
No A. A lot OF land with two dwelling houses,
thereon. ON the north side Of Taylor street, near
Church street, In the tity Of wilmington; iot 1S
los. -, -,
store and dwelling house, thereon erected, being
Nos IOs n Ii0 Market street, In the city OF VIII
mington.
End. The real estate ofthe late William MONEY,
dercase', being n lot of land with two STORY
frame dwelling thereon, on the east slhe
seventh avenue, near u street. In the city
Wilmington: lot 2ONltO.
3D. The residue, after the assignment o
| dover of the real estate, late Of John Morrow
deceased, consisting OF
| No. /. A lot of land with a two-siory briel
| dwt Hing house, thereon, on the north sue o
LORD street, near Spruce, In the city OF Whining
| tou: lot l3-l0NH,
No. Lot OF land with a two-story bric
| dwelling theoeon, at the southeast corner =
| Tenth ana Poplar Streets III "h"'"sto"' "
| l4N6s.
| No. q. Lot of land In ohristiana hundred o
| the north side of Fourth street, extended De
| tween Rodman aud IIawley street: lot 6NvJ-2
The above properties are among the most dcsiI
| able In the city Of Wilmington, aud present uii
| opportunity for investment. sales art mad
tate. Terms at sale. LORE 4 EMMoNs,
| ocl3l-it Trhstets.
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MR. nAYARp TN IkENT.
He Addresses Large Meeting ut WHpies'
MIII--A Grand Old Rally,


MIli--A Grand Old Rally,
Especial correspondence Of the Gazette.
MILFORD, Oct. 31.--A large mass meet
ins was held at Waples' mill last night,
about twelve miles from Milford. The meet
ing was addressed by Hon. Thomas f..
Bayard, who held his audience for about
two hours. His talk was on the general
topic Of the day aud finer speech was
never heard in this county. 1t was the
largest meeting that has been held this sea
son at any country store. There were over
500 present. After Mr.. Bayard came Hon.
william F. Causey of Milford. lie only
spoke about twenty-five minutes, as the
Senator had left him no room.
After Mr.. Oauscy, Hon. Colonel Stockley
was introduced amid cheers. At 10 o'clock
there WAS a grand "oyster roast" In which
everybody seemed to enjoy themselves:
There will be a grand meeting at Hous
ton this evening. The meeting will be al
dressed by Hon. VIM. L. Cahsey and Others
and ON Wednesday Mr.. Causey will address
the voters Of the district at Webb's schoo
house. This is the place where there i
| always large meeting.
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Fifty Yaar. "A I,ishOp.

New YORK, Oct. 3i.-The tlitieth ami
versary Of the conservation Of the vene rable
Benja Basworth Smith of Kentucky as
President Bishop of the Episcopal Cnuren
was celebrated this morning In 81. fauf
Chapel, where he and three Others were CON
secraied In 1889. There was representa-
tive throng present from many States. Dr.
Dix read formal address and presented q
souvenir, consisting of a grand gold ehalice
and paten, to the bishop.
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SECOND EDITION
GRAND RALLY IN KENT
List of Jurors Drawn for
November Term.
AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
DRAWING rHE JURORS.

Tho Two Panels of the Petit Jury Drawn
This Afternoon for the November
Court.
Al the Court House this afternoon the
petit jury was drawn for the November
ierm of the county court, commencing
November 90 as follows;
FIRST PANEL.
Wilmington hundred-Washingto Cox,
VIM. Ellis, Thomas NJ. Ogle.
Braudyw ine-Alfred d. Handy, j. Frank
Petitdemangc, Edward Murphy.
Christiana-Charles NJ. Newlin, Joseph 3.
Richardson, Abram IL. Oaks.
Mil Creek-JohE Shakespere, George r.
Reardon, Joseph X. Lyman.
White Clay Creek-William }. Campbell,
John Rambo, Franklin Eastburn.
Pencader-Benona Harris, George L'
Baton. n,
New Castle-John w. Burris, John W.
CotIman, Robert McFarlin.
Red Lion-IIenry IL. McVey, John A.
Cleaver, Isaac llolstein.
st Geornes-J. Frank Eliason, George
Price, John &. Corbit
Observation-Disclosures H. Green, DaVit
johnson.
Blackbird-IIeury II. Woodkeeper, Ben
iamin Z. Collins.
sLCoND PANEL.
Wilmington-samucl c. Mclntire, Johl
Todd, Jacob Puscy. ,.
Brandywine-James b. Barr, William
Smith, Samuel Moore.
Chris,iana = Joseph r. Lyman, Jr
Frederick Klair, Edwin Groves.
Mill Crcek-,Ioseph Rankin, Daniel .
Hyde, Israel Whteman.
White Clay Creek - Andrew j. Mot
Edward N Worrall, Allen McElwee. =
Pencader-Thomas Davidson, William
Dyett. N
New Castle-IIenry Stafford, George W
NfiIby. y,,u.
ksA 1ion-Peter j. Mulligan, Wllilah
W-Rtwood, Joseph $. Dunlap.
st. Georges-Frank J Pennington, JOSEF
Cleaver, Lawrence K. Davis
Appoqunimnk = Benjamin Meha!
Aaron Reynolds, Jr., Walter II. Hart.
Blackbird- Charles W. Walker, John
Seemans.
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Convoca,ion at st. johns.

Special services will be held in st. Johns
Church ON Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. Various interesting and practical
subjects will be discussed. The annual
gathering of the Protestant Episcopal
Sunday schools will take place on Thursday
evening. The hours of the services will be I;
Wednesday. 1870 i. III. AMI 3.30 and 7.30 p.
m; Thursday 1870 4. IN. and 80 p. IN.
Coaches will run from the monument TO the
ihnri.h.
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MIR. BIGGS' SPEECH.
A Liberal Republican says He Believes
the Report to be a Put Up job.

A well known Republican Of Georgetown
writes to the GAZETTE to-day that he wants
10 sec Justice to the honorable Benjamin +.
Biggs and he says that he listened to the
speech of that gentleman closely and he
failed to detect anything that would lead to
the statement that Mr.. Bggs had said what
has been attributed TO him. He paid par
ticular attention to what Mr. Biggs said and
could not help remarking that all he said
was true.
In the opinion of the gentleman, who is
respected as a liberal Republican, the whole
job about Mr.. Biggs was "put up" by Ger
lain parties headed by an elderly man named
IIoggs, who came over with the Germans ON
The boat
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--
HE WANTED WHISKY.
A Milford MIL Foreman Fakes Poison
But HIS Life Is Saved.

a MIIIUFu HfIH o'1''''' @'@'0"
But His Life Is Saved.
Especial correspondence of the Gazette
MILFORD, Oct. 31.-Nelson Barrows OF
Connecticut, the foreman of the turning
department at the mill of Camp and Blair,
attempted to commit suicide last night In
his room at Smoot's hotel. After he had
taken dose of laudanum he went In to the
bar and asked for drink of whisky, and
| after being refused he told the bartender
what he had done and said If he did not get
some he would die as he had taken some poi
son. DIR. @. w. Marshall was called in and
administered the regular remedies and at ].
O'Clock he was supposed to be out of dan
ger. He will not tell why he dit It.
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AFTER THE MONEY.
The Rep publican Bosses Leave For wash
ingtOn This Afternoon.

This afternoon at / o'clock Judge Fisher
and Major Lohand, who were this morning
in consultation with leading Republican
workers in this city, left for Washington,
presumably 10 have an interview with the
controlling agent of the voluntary con-
tribution" fund, with the idea
of having the branch OF the
''grand old party in Delaware sub
stantially recognized. Candidate for Con
gress Hastings, and the injured innocent,
Chairman Harrington, were 10 follow on a
later train to put in u word or two for the
boosting of the Stalwart cause.
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Patti and N,oolini Arrive.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-Adelira Patti and
Nicoliu reached the dock on the Servia at y
this morning. They were met by the
steamer Blaekbird with Manager Mapleson
aud Gye, and Arditi, and driven to The
Windsor Hotel. They expressed regret at
Mrs. Langtry and Abbey's trouble.
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A Train Throneh a fridge.

PoRT JARVIS, N. Y, Oct. 81 "A section
of Il freight train en the New York, Lake
Erie and Western railroad, consisting of
thirteen ears, fell through a bridge crossing
the Delaware river and the Delaware and
Hudson canal into the CANAL, carrying a
section of the bridge with it. Loss, S15, 900.
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Telephonic Connection.

In a short time now Wilmington, Phila-
delphia and Chester will be connected With
telephone, and the merchants of all three of
the cities will be greatly benefited thereby.
1t is not known what the rates for the long
range local communication will be, but they
will be such AS to make the general use of
the phone an assured fact.
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Not Delaware. but the Republican Party

Ex-conyict Harry Genet has been nomina-
ted by boiling Democratic Convention for
Alderman in New York, but the decent
people Of the district will prevent his elec
ZION. Philadelphia hasn't yet nominated
Phipps for office, although Delaware is pay
ing homa, ,e to Dick Harrington.
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CITY ITEMS

Chas. II. Vary, Phila. Messenger, 503 Market.
Sutterley N Co.. Photographers, S02 Market st
Before purchasing don't fail TO call and see
the maggie and Royal' Ranges, at Schoen's s
Shipley street.
Does your stove need repairng2 Do you need
new one? DO you wish to exchange your
stOye or ranger II so call at Schoens new
Heater, Range and Stove House, 209 and 2l3
Shlrley street, and he will give you u bagain.
No trouble to show goods.
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A warm Rec.n,ion 10 Actors.

QUINCY, MASS, Oct. 3l.-Some Boston
variety actors made an audience very angry
by a performance IN the Town Hall last
night and were pelted with eggs, rotten
tomatoes, etc, on the stage and were fol
lowed by crowd OF 20O with riotous demon
stratiOns to the depot
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Tha Ne,y Gns IIoI,ler.

The new holder of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company at the foot of Madison street,
is now finished, and is being tested to-day,
1t has capacity of 10000 cubic feet.
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FOURTH EDI7I0l
SOME FOREIGN NEd
D"li :, lor a Grimm
Libel.
NOTES FROM THE cApr7,
WASHINGTDN M,Tr,,,


"e' interest Checks-A ra
Shortage Denied 'P'r'
WAsniNGToN, Oct. 81 -cl,,
novSm9cr interest of the 3 and n ~ ,D' i',r
holders Of bonds. y "i'llanI
me department Of Justice state.
report that General Lonrsir,o,,' ''a'
states Marshal Of Georgia +. ., y hl
accounts Is unauthorized, ana I, W. ~ ~
department knows, is untrue '' ''' a'
AN OPINION BY "rNnr nrr.. !,
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct ~ NJ
Hatch on being interviewed sa,s ,t.,- ,up .up
tary Folgcr will lie eaten ly o,". '"a' ~
votes, and the Demo, rats viii L,ro ~ \
own way for the next dozen war. "''u II
says the Secretary has shown hi,n9,
capable OF administering the drmar,.
and the last call of bonds was IImnIu
such magnitude that It will comn% J''Y
holding these bonds us a basis ,f riran,
either to 20 into the market and L",
per cents at high premium or 10 sur9o,
their circulation. The banks wIll ,%"l,
i 40 Tue lalttf.
soTELDo on TRIAL.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The h,y
completed this morning in The ca.S i ~
Sotcldo, accused Of killing his L,otL,,
Ing an afIray with Managing Editor 4 !
IN the Office of the National Ren1l;sn
trial proceeded before Justice Wylle a
hill aud Taggart appeared for the Cad
mcnt and Robert Christie, F.. d, p n,
,snd Peter Mitchell iqr sqteldq, I
FOREMAN DICKSON PUTS HIS FOOT ~
| WAsuIN0ToS, Oct. 3l.-rhe grand
appeared In court this morning and
foreman handed the Judge a letter
William Dickson, asking 10 he aIlowrl
appear IN reference to the alleged attend
bribery by Bower, Judge Willie sad M
ter was an insult to the court, aud dlnI
the tissue of rule TO show cause NH,
should not be held for contempt
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In mn Imnrnyed Condition. .

Mrs Carrie Blouth, daughter of Joseph
Stoecklc, now lying seriously ill at her
fathers home on King street below Third
IL reported to be in an improved condition
this morning, with hopes of her final re-
COyery,
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Buttcr and Eggs In "a Fire.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-The Western Reirig-
orator Warehouse on Michigan street, filed
with butter and eggs, was destroyed by fire
this morning The loss will amount to
$,D OOO
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PREPARING ron THE sTRrG6LE'
AlAnM IN MANsEIl.lEs.
Hold for Criminal Libel.

LAWRENCE, MASS, Oct. 81 = bal, saI
Kimball, candidate for The lr-f,l.' l'
iprhrd Tie property Of William de-, delT
Bradford, on u niNiI suit aud ,",''i" :"
rest for criminal suit OF ilnrl IL
charged him with immhnllly'
was held in $1,000 bail.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-31
he Hall ON ThnrHilhY Nig

On Thursday evening the Western Demo-
cratic Club will give their first annual ball,
in Institute Hall. Good music will be pro-
Nided and good time is already assured.
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povne,s Case Comes Ip,

WAsHIsGroS, Oct. Si.-ln l.S
court this afternoon the prrll'l'ia'
Arthur Payne for attempting !" III Il,
the verdict Of Juror Brown u "
Route trials has cOmmrnetHt
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New York Markets

New York Markets.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 3l.--Flour, dull; No. State
$26Oa36O.
Wheat, quiet; No. 2 red winter, 81. .Gsal .O9l1
Corn, easier; No. 2, 8515aS6c. cash.
Oats, quiet; No. 2 November, Al bid.
Rye, firm; 7Oa77c.
BARLEY, quiet; six rOwed State, g6.
Pork, quiet $23OO.
Lard quiet; $l2lO.
Butter, strong State creamery fancy. csc. y
Sugar, dull refined, Ssz
Eggs quiet State, 29i30
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EDITIO N
DOCTORS DISAGREElNG
No Change in Gov. Hendricks
Condition.
So
HAZlNG VARIETY ACTORS
Gov. nENDRIcKs, CONDITION.
No Change From Yesterday, and the
Doctors DIsagreeing.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3l.-Governor Hen
drick's condition Is unchanged and he re-
ceives his political and personal iriehds
freely to-day. There is II difference oi
opinion among his physicians, one OF whom
thinks the disease Is necessarily fatal anu
the Others not. No operation has yet been
performed.
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THE KAILkOADS.
A Local Time Table with the --latest
Corrections.

Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA- 2OOs- 2.23t = 6.30-o.55 7.O0l-7.tO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 a.
Si7E-b 30t-610-6 3Ss-7. .26-T T.3Os-9.b6'pm.-
NKw YORK - 2OOs-2.23s-e.3O--7.t0- 30
II. .53 a. NJ 7s-o.3sa-7.2o pm.
BALTIMoRE-1. 5s-l.42A-4.at-s s.ObA = 9.l7
1000 a. m.-l226-l. .oo-1 .O0-6.OO- o.OO-o.b7-
1.044 y. IN.
WAsHlEeToN-l. N-l.42H-4.5iH-s.06--9.l7 q. IN:
y 00-1 .O9-657-ll.Ol+ p. m.
BALrIMoRR AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
l05.-elT 1000 a. m;-l00-6OO p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect ut dray's Ferry for old depot,
broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-6.00H-9l0 10 n. m;-lOb
-3.OOE-6.25t p. IN. No Sunday trains.
y For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINaToK NORTHERN RAILRoAD-T.47 n.
| MI. l.O5-5.O0-6.30 p. m. On Sunday Tor
| Reading and st. Peter--6.l0 a. III.
| DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD-f.0b-l0.30 30
| a. m;--5so p. M. Sunday trains l0.S0a. m-o.oO
p. m.
TRAINS ARRlVEAT TWILMIN4TONF FROM
PHILApELPHIA-12.5O- 5O--I .0O-i -iiT.-7.4t
| sO2#-g 1913. Oslo l0t-l1 .35-l2.35 n. n;-l26l
II .O7 -230t -2.5o- 4.35-4 4.55- 8. b.4O-b.53-o@
| -8.4S-T.3 -I.56-g.50-lO. .3S-lO.bS p. m.
| NRw York; l324-l.4TS-sO2t-V.l2 a. M
| l25O-I O7-4.55-6.48"-10b bS p. M.
| BALrIMoRR-l blS-2l3E-g34- .43 q
| m:-I2.3O-l. l.50-5.llH-o.30E- y. m
| WAsmNaroN-16i#-2l m;-l2.3G
| Il -I5O-5uH-6.30E-7N p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
| DELAWARE KRAILRoAD-s. s.bO-10. .m;-l2Ot
-6.o5s-6O6 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
| WILMINGTON h NORTHERN RAILRoAD-62-
| s40-ll .35 a. In;-6.4O p. III. On Sunday from
| Reading and st Peter ut T.l0 p. IN.
| DELAWARE WESTERN KAILRoAD-s,O0a a. M
| 2.l5p m. Sunday trains y.lO u. m.;-54O U.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
| PHLADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DEPOT
| I230H-3.55S-630-7.2O# 7.2O#-S.OO-S.2l-S
| III. .30-ll.5 80 a. m;-I2.23-l l32t-l.32-3.lo-
| 402-I I.25- sos 800 55b- 6.05t -o.3o-S3O
-g3O-lO.O0-ll.32A D. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvKNUR-630-60
| -lOlb a. MI. .8O-3. lU-4.30-5. y. m.
NEW OAsTLE-s.33-1o.0O-ll.+ a. m.-l49-
| $40 y. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
I On Sunday only.
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OVER THE SEA.
Promises of Gladstone to the Irish "A
-Other Foreign Notes.

Promises of Gladstone To the Irish I
Other Foreign Notes.
LONDON, Oct. Silt Is ,eporIrl
Gladstone has promised the Irish part,
tension Of the franchise, and the drd
ment of Land Act measures IN he lra
of the point of proprietary, and the
duclion of schemes for The adyancit
local home government, IN return lor
liamcntary and moral support Of Il
measurcs,
TO GARRISON EGYPT.
LONDON. Oct. 3l.-Thc British "A
Infantry, cavalry, artillery and udri
be left to garrison Egypt is fixed at 4
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 3l,-I.ord GraMd
submitted project TO France abolI
the joint control in Egypt and suhsit
one commissioner 10 be appointed q
khediyc.
HIGH WATER IN THE THAMES.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-Scvcre stoims|
tinue and the Thames continues 10 rsl
whole valley being inundated. tircaq
age is reported IN Somerset and tlrOui
the midland counties.
BOMB TnRowERs IN TROUBLE.
LYONS, Oct. 3l.-The police aud III
d'armes are making many yanarhistarT
the charges of murder by bomb il1
aud the secret manufacture dynaln
other explosives. The government
has plenty Of evidence
FRprARiSo ron TuE sTRrGdiEi
LoNpOS, Oct. Sl.-Ihe Conseg
members of Parliament met to day 4
purpose OF discussing what position v
in relation TO cloture in ,hc llou'e "l
mons. There was q l"ng dHcGssioaI
several speeches hS leaders. Slr n
NortlicOte suggested rcsulialion w
Conservatives bind Themselves to org
adoption of cloturc by every meats "
power. The suggestion was Rd"fedI
ALARa ~ MAhrEfl.LEs'
MARsrILLEs, Oct. 81 -0ilicla|sarl
alarmed at the threats Of the SrelalisI
| mittec, who have posted rirsut11
pa mpllcts which fpy they VIII P!vE
| bntingp api astaFsipalr ec''a'V Y
tics,
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Mr.. Alcott's CONDITION.

CnNcoRp, MAss., Oct. I'LL M
Alcott remains about tue sa'"''
toms are hopeful.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-31

AB- Explicit directions for use are gwen with
the Diamond Dyes. For dyeing Moses, Grasses
ExRs Ivory Hair, &c.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-31
Local uuouations.

CORRECTED DAILY ny The WILLIAM LEA &
Sshs COMPANY, RR.NDYwINR MILLS
r..
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LONDON, Oct. 3l-I.ofd Granyill4
submitted project to France abol
the joint control in Egypt and sub,lit
one commissioner 10 be appointed I
khediyc.
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LONDON, Oct. 3l.-Scycre storms
tinue and the Thames coGtinucs to risl
whole valley being inundated. Great
age is reported IN Somerset and tlrOui
the midland counties.
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TO GARRISON EGYPT.

LONDON. Oct. 3l.-Thc British IA
Infantry, cavalry, artillery and ugrdt
be left to garrison Egypt is fixed at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-05

The Portage, Wisconsin, Columbia
county, Wecker reports that Mr.. George
Fitte, Of Wyocena, was cured of severe
case of rheumatism by two bottles OF st.
Jacobs Oil, that Ii. Emder, esq, hotel
keeper was cured of pain In tho back, and
that their editor was cured of severe
sprain, by the use of st. Jacobs Oil.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-05
NIcISIN
ndcnce of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald
McKINYEY, April s. lSS2.-l csterday
evening negro man ard white woman,
travelling in one-horse wagon on the ex-
press order stopped to get some provisions
at restaurant, the woman having in her
hand bouquet of wild flowers, On in
quiry the negro, who gave his name
as laranCc Allen, said he lived
in Dallas, had worked at the
blacksmith business in Sherman; the
woman gave the name of Sarah Williams,
claimed to have lived al>Dallas, They said
they leie SHERMAN at O'Clock in the morn
ing, made thirty-two miles by D o'clock in
Intervening over the rough roads, and gath
cred bouquet of wild flowers in the mean
time, without sweating the little pony that
hauled the wagon with no top. They had II
new mattress plllowor two and one blan-
ket. Marshal jones' always on the alert. fol-
lowed them some two miles, and, after
questioning both parties, was satisfied that
the woman was a lowd woman and the me-
gro good prevaricator, as he told three or
four tales. He claimed to live in Dallas,
knew Sheriff Jones, but not the marshal.
There is something wrong in the premises,
aud the general opinion is that Huntsville
is the place for both parties.
The city election is getting warm and
some one will be left. Colonel William
Fitahugh, door-keeper of the senate, and
Hon. DIR. Lair, left ON yesterday for Austin.
Hon. W. W. Merit will probably start to-
morrow. We are proud of our representa-.
tivcs, rs We know they are gentlemen OF
the first water, and honestly represent
our people. 1t is regret that
neither have yet consented to make
the race this fall. Hon. II, c. Mack
hoater from this district, will probably
start for Austin to-day or tomorrow. Mr.
Mack is spoken Of AS candidate in the
coming election, aud has many friends.
Our little town is alive to-day, and pro.
duce ofevery kind is coming in lively.
AS soon as the East Line comes to Nc
Kinney we will put on standing collar
and walking stick and give the HERALD Il