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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
4 Zig Southern nIetenr

On Saturday night week ago there was
an ~roite passed over the country that
attracted the attention in every place
around about except here. 1t is exceedingly
strange that 1t was not seen or noticed hero
that we have heard of. II seems 10 hsvo
oeen more noticeable north and northeast
OF us; There was u terrific explosive SOM i
heard Mt Gainesville, Alabama, and at Car.
fSton IN Picsens county. At Narkectn
thirty miles from here, on the Mobile G
ONO railroad, the telegraph operator was
startled so by the report and Tho
shaking ..of the house that he
lancied large telegraph nnle
standing near had fallen on Il. A perSnn
who lives in Gainesville, his house standinv
near the bank of the Bigby river, was 80
startled ny the explosion and shaking of tho
mouse anu rafting of the windows That he
Thought surely a passing steamer had
ourst boiler, and he went out and looked
np anu doan the river some moments bc.
Tor, lore he correctly OWNED the true canse
THOSE In u position to see observed n bril.
liant Hash preceding the crashing sonna 81
the meteoric explosion. II was aboSt q. IN IN
y. m 1t oecurred.-[Meridian (MissI Mar.
curry. ''S'' "er'
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OVER TliE CITY.
Fine maple sugar at Bouche's.
Fish and oystersst Bouchc's.

Fine maple sugar at Bouche's.
Fish and oysterset Bouche's.
Attend divine servicestodsy
Yesterday was another pretty day.
Barney tweeds At IL. Zimmerman's.
Elegant neck-wear and corse,s at Bau.
mans.
Fresh groceries at. Bouche's, opposite
y. 7, Hay keeps all. kinds Of druss,a at 1906
The Parlcr is the daisy saloon, and don't
you forget II.
Oysters fine and fried ON fork n, the
PArlor saloon.
Active work Is being performed on IN,
Swngeriest building,
"A new pavement Is being placed around
tho Grand Windsor
Read the advertisement Of A. d. Aldridr,
4 Co, In another column.
Several prominent cattle men came oyc,
nom Fort Worth yesterday.
The scAvenger force Is not sufficient "a RI
move the garbage nom the city.
Trains entering the city were UNUSUAL,
crowded with passengers yesterday.
Just received, novelties IN hairgoods an
I.Angtry Waves, Al Bauman's.
The Brunsw,ck saloon has the fines
lunch, and hsh chowder is Especially.
We want 10 call attention 10 candidate
that money for announcing must be paid I
advance.
A hundred wAgon.loads Of garden m,
lure ire 70 any one who will haul Il froI
Ne Howard on mill.
a number 81 sollsd doves were arreste
end hnsd Yesterday, In the city court, Q
Ne charge Of vagrahcy.
B I. Dsy, j.. Of Terrell, Tsxas, Il u
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Why Ii NInn lnn,L Mn

No combination Of wings will enable a
man to tly until he can WELD them with rs
much muscular power to the pound of
weight as a bird oxerts in flying. II man
had in his legs the muscular energy and
leverage of flea, he could jump mile IN
three leaps, and if his arms had in proper
uon to his weight the driying-pOwer of n
Wild pigeons wing, he would have no use
Tor railways or balloons. The transporta
ton power would be solved. Moving him
sell so easily and SO swiftly, he would not
need to move anything else. The albatross
weighing .twenty'eight pounds, can keep its
wings thirteen feet from tip to tip, in mo.
tloh all day, while the strongest man
WelShing six TO eight times as much
would exhaust all his strength i'm
Keeping even an albatross' wings
IN motion half an hour. 1--WE have in
the Bird says the Engineer, "a machine
burning concentrated fuel in large crate
NJ tremendous rate, and developing n
very large power in small space. There
Is no engine in existence, certainly no
steani.englne with boiler combined, which.
MelSht lor weight, gives out anything like
,ne mechanlcal power exhibited by the al.
patross,' consequently, no machinery vet
devised can create wings with sufficient
power to sustain its own weight in the mir.
anu there is no known machinery 10 which
q man can WELD the force necessary 10 lly
IKE bird, keely's alleged discovery, or
some new process of storing and exertinr
great electric power in apparatus OF lirht
weight, might supply the deficiency, hut
science has not learned how to devotion in
lnanimato machinery anything like the
mighty nervous energy which acts in tbo
bones, stnews and muscles of a living bjrd's
wing London Engineer.
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ges, Terrell; NJ w Raley, Terrell; CBCd
Gleourne; { " Smith, Cleburne; w FGsl
Davenport, Iowa; Il S Smith, Kansas ca
John d Ireland, Mckinney; Judge GrS
Sam Oglesby, Plano; b f Green, Lancssts
Ghar,es Sateberg, Corsicana: z 4 IA!
Ennis; j I Waller, Fort Worth; ] Mp
and family, Houston; Z + Branni
Meatheriord; G q Day, Corsicana; ]
Heat, Chester, South Carolina; ] Il Fer.
Ennis c Ii Hill Arkansas; A Il Hut,
PpaTrmington; y G Spence, Marshall; u
Il Noe, Little Rock.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

James W. Brown, of Cleburne, is "a
tered at the st George.
smith. Guthrie, OF Louisville, KentuI
Is stopping at the st. George.
John G. Hunter, of Waxahachie, is at
ST, George.
Thomas Davis, of Louisville, Kentuc
is registered at the st, George.
DR.. W. L. Hall, OF Chicago. Illinois
guest of the st. George.
II, A Brown, of Toledo, Ohio, is a Z
oil the st. George.
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There is q bill now pending before
,,eslslature Of Massachusetts which looks,
having oil newly constructed freight d
6ullt with q seli.coupling arransemsi
Inc safety OF train men Is securing ma
more attention from railroad managers q
legislatures, and when the best coupler
brought out the managers will doubrls
gladly adopt It on all new work, and as VI
eqaip their old cars with such an equipme.
as accidents from coupling are OF consts
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ThroMlnR.Iin n Snals

A dispatch from Salisbury, New York
says The eolored people at this place, a,
wen as many others, have been thrown into
intense excitement over the fact that Huvh
leg Leonard mad thrown up a snake. Ieonari
n nSw vsen SICK ior some weeks, and was
evm., ,.s tnst ne had been conjured. He
the bewichinr was accomplisheJ IL "nen
he attended u ball, when ono Of Ia. ny ~,
sweethearts, whom he had discarded ,s,r r' y
handsomer girl, gave him some cake. IT.
noticed q peculiar taste and tid NOT a., a,,
Q, IL, as he was afraid Of being q. ninrssS a.
lie soon began comp aiming Of nains In III
stomach. His uncle Gotham took Tho cs a'o
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New OrcrN.Houas.

Many opera.houses have been built In
Dallas--on paper, and on paper only. The
opinion has universally prevailed that tho
city needed one badly, and the reporter pre-.
sumes that this Ia the reason the erection
Of one has been 10 promiscuously agitated.
But never until this morning
has the HERALD felt iusti.
fed In making the statement that
there no longer remains q lingering doubt
but that Dallas will, before the next season
10 upon US, boast Of an edincs inferior 70
none In the state. No individual In ths
city having expressed willingness TO avail
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chase of the material of the delunct Journal
OF Commerce from George IL. Sweet, and
VIII issue IN short time a literary journal!
The Black Crook combination, who have
been playing successful engagement lor
the past three nights, will leave for San
Antonio tomorrow morning,
The French Opera company win give a
farewell performance in the pavilion to-
morrow eyPniSg.
Real estate transfers Tor record filed this
week amounted to $ll ,43G.
lnterments for the week were ten, adults
nine and one child.
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ADDITIONAL SPECIAL NEWS,


BRowNwoop, March l0,-Ispecial i.
Great excitement prevailed for some min.
utes in the opera'house last night by tn,
explosion OF a lsmp, while the celebrated
Golden troupe were playing the Frencl
spy. Inc hames were soon eNtingusshed
with but little damage done.
A petition is being circulated to incorpo
rate this place,
Business IL brisk
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To Onern-Hnnse nmnnrs

ii. c. Barrow, the southern represlI
1--WE OF our Scenic Studio, has had extend
facilities and much experience in fitting
opera-houses and halls, especially ey.
lhihG appertaining to stage-work; and p
yes building or remodeling old stages 7
90 well TO address him, at Dallas, Ter
where all communications will rect
prompt attention, All scenery euarante
SosMAN & LAUDIs,
Scenic Studio, Chica
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Galveston,

GALVESTON, March lo,-[Special.l-At a
regular meeting of tho city council to-nish,
the ordinance granting the risht.ofway to
the Gulf, Colorado 3 Santa Fe railway
through the city to their property in the
east end, was defeated by vote of five 70
five, the mayer giving the deciding vote in
the negative.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur
nished by the signal service. in conjunction
with the several railways of the state,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
A Recent Dialogue
Daughter-"Oh mana 1ata haze n

Dauehter-"oh, papa, let's have N
phone put upln
Enather-"What for, my daughter
daughter" Because then we could ord
AZ a our groceries from W. L. Hawkins, a
mat would be so nice; for YOU know
Elm street, s'0' ''l'' Nv ~
The idea took well,
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Where is "'rhe Office o. Why It's the
place they rolled in those fine barrels of w.
II. McBrayer's best on Saturday last. 'Tis
said II takes more than ono swallow to
make n summer, but II requires about two
swallows OF McBrayer to make summer all
the time for the dry and thirsty pilgrim.
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The Union hotel, which is attached to the
Union depot, at the intersection OF the
Texas h Pacific and Houston Il Texas Cen.
trail railways, has grown TO be, under the
able management OF Mr.. Robert II. Strothcr
a popular place to stop, with the travelling
public. The building has been rehtted out
and out, and everything is titst.class
The rooms, tor comfort and neatness, can
not DO exceled, and the table is spread with
the best the market affords, prepared in tn,
very best style. IL is conveniently located
for those who may wish to take any of the
roads leading out Of the city.
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Dallas Female Collev.

AS the public schools are now closed, I
rsspeetluily invite all who have dsurhts,
VI WARDS to educate to consider tho ADV.
ives on this old institution before sendil
N""''o' q. ], MUM,
President
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Found at Last,

CiNcINNArrI, March l0.--The body of
William III. BurdlCk has been found in the
debris of the Southern railway depot. His
wife is suffering from grief.
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ST. LOUIS, March lO,--An assignment was
filed to-day by Todd French Il Co., whole
sale boot and shoe dealers. The assets
sworn to are $4,000. No statement OF
liabilities has been made,
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A Prize Fight

TRENTON, N. j., March 1O.-John West
and James Martin, employees in Racblngs
wire mill, foughta prize fight last night
Twelve rounds were fought In thirty.tiye
minutes, and the fight was won by West.
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LOCAL NEWS.
TO TIE LADIES.

Your attention is called to the fact that
you can be supplied on short notice with
hats, underwear, and all kinds OF millinery
goods at very low prices by calling on
Mrs. Il. CHESTNUT,
Next door to Grams jewolry store, Elm st.
G1-only lady clerks employed.
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The little daughter Of tho editor Of the
THIN, Ohio, Daily Star, was Immediately
and permanently relieved Of severe cough
by three doses OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
twenty-five cent bottle Of this valuable
remedy will cure the worst cough,
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NEWARK, N, j., March 10,--A fire at
bloomfield burned Archdeacon's hotel and
Dodd's stable, Loss estimated at 10000.
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Snspicious.

ReoK ISLAND, ILL.,, March l0.--The Rock
lslsni company mill at Milan, was dc.
stroyed by fire last night, The company
was oankrupted and the property adver-
tised Tor foreclosure sale. Loss, $50 900; in
surance, $4,000.
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BosToN, March l0.-llaryey n. Folans.
bee, delaulting treasurer of the Boston 20.
lice Relief association, was indicted by the
grand lury to-day in toar counts char cling
tho emoeFzlement of $g' 900. lie was re-
manded fpr trial
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0n Fever ,,, ana asue, malarious fever, bilious
nru typhoid levers all originate in one
psn,aa h cause, and may oil be easily pre-.
p,ls act directly and powerfully ppon " ,he
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ATLANTA, Ca, March l0.-A drunken
father in Halt county, named Herring
poured shovel of hot Goals on his infant
child and burned it to death.
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Shiloh's Vitalzer Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appitite, Dizziness
and symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
IS cents per bottle. Sold by w. Ii.
Patterson & Co., druggist, Dallas, Texas.
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billiard Tournament

CmcAGo, March i0-ln the billiard tour
nament this evening, Gallagher run 800 and
Heiser SOS. The largest runs were Gala
CHER, 10; Heiser, 90.
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CHICAGO, March l0.-A cremation society,
with capital of $4,000, is to be formed
here at once.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
A CremntIon Soclet1

PORTLAND, On, March i0.-Julius Mar
cius, an absconding New York banker has
been arrested here
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Candies and all kinds of CONNECTIONS,
Wholesale and retail. The only place In
Dallas where You can get fine homemade
goods. Dallas Confectionery company, IL
Elm street. II. Reach, agent.
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toto Arrlxnl.

e1 Assss T.. , sss; Ms,Eas sherman
Orleans, +, &f'SsS sSips1S,w i Ss" i Sss
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All Arc Invited

All Arc Invited
to call at the Star machine office and art
gallery, CAB Elm street. The most attract.
ye place In the city.
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dresses. fashionably made; will also attend
to cutting and fitting. Mrs. Q. G'Sell, 5lS
Elm street, opposite Sanger Bros.
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Attention, Druggistsl
win sell, barter or exchange q large and
assorted drug stock at q sacrifice; will take
two.thirds In land; good reasons for selling.
70, particulars address Druggist, lock box
~, Marshall, Texas.
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THE TkXAs LAND AND MORTGAGE 90.
OF LONDON,

This company is prepared to loan money
Of reasonable rates Of interest at from one
to five years time, secured by deed of trust
on improved lands. 1t will also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad aud other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
q. Y. WELLESLEY,
General Manager, oflioe COS Main street.
Dallas, Texas.
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I 900 Canes ut Curtis.
Curtis has the hnest stock of canes In
Dallas,
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New ladies' saitsat Baumau's.

Full line ladies' and childrens' underwear
d Baumsn's,
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Men have hitherto been In the habit Of
leayinE their offices for lunch. Now they
get.the best lunch at "The 0fiicc."
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Means.

They are now engaged In canyassinr tho
election returns from the various wards.
William Edwsr,v hos ,'Sctrl the NM.
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Bannockburn cheviots ut II. thinner.
uan's.
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Ladies' are cordially invited to sec new
goods at Baumnn's.
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Elb,ut sultiuss at II. II mmerman's.
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The hoiseford Almanac and Cook Boo,,
mailed mailed iree on application to the Rumford
Nhemlcal Works, Providence, X. |,
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-22
MINOR TELRGRAMs.

H. n. Ogden, aged 43 years, died "wednesday
OF apoplexy. He wss Attorney General OF
Louisiana during Gov. Nichols administration
The President has appointed as cadets at
large to the Military Academy, Manning J..
Logan, of Illinois, son OF Gen. Logan; An
drew Currin Quay, Of Pennsylvania, and Pier
pont Isham, OF Illinois, with Robert A. En-
met, Of New York, and Samuel -. Hatch of
Iowa, as altsFnates.
A Bntte, Montana, coach with eight passen-
ers was stopped by road agents near Boulder
mountains at o'clock Thursday. The passen-
gers were searched and robbed Of all their
money and valuable1. The robbers also took
the treasure box but its contents are not known.
Charlel Baekus, the minstrel, who has been
suffering for some time past with Brighi's and
he@rt diseaee, died yesterday morning at his
residence in New York,
a petition is being circulated in New York
for signature reqne5ting Gov. Cleveland 10
pardon Editor John Dewey, senteneed TO two
months imprisonment on charge of libel.
The Government has gwen James Carey,
the informer, the option Of. Pre- ;eedng to one
Of the British colonies or ofbeing relealed aud
allowed to remain in Dublin without police
protection.
The British North Borneo Company officially
denie. the report that the staff OF the company
has been mas3acred by natives in Borneo.
The British Government have announced
their intention to abandon the criminal proceed
ure bill for the present ssion.
Heavy rains have prevailed for,the past three
weeks in New Brunswick, aud it is feared that
agricultural operations will ts ssriously de-
layed.
As evidence Of returning confidence on
board of trade of Chicago, arrangements have
been complet- by which two firms resume-
George Stewart a. Co. and NJ S. Nichols &
Co. Their creditors will be paid dollar for dol
lar.
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-22

Rev. II. G. Bradeen enquired as to the rule
upon which representation was based, saying
he proposed TO raise question on this present
appointment. The clerk reported each yearly
meeting was entitled to one delegate and
one additional to each 1000 in membership.
Rev. ID. Waterman of Dover, N. H., was
requested to report the New Hampshire yearly
meeting He said he was not delegate from
that body. He was present at the meeting and
they had an excellent meeting.
Nine delegates were chosen to the general
conference.
On motion Of j. w. Parsons It was voted to
change the time of holding the future ses-
sons Of this yearly meeting from Tuesday be-
fore the third Wednesday in June, at Up. M,
to the third Wednesday in June, at 9 a. m.
AT II a. m. Rev. r. Il. Dawson OF Bidde-
ford preached from the text found In judges
8:xv-"Each one resembled the children Of
king
At D, M. a social meeting was held, con-
Quoted by f. q. Bradeen of North Berwick.
t2.30, Rey. B. A. Sherwood preached from
the words found in Luke 16:xxvi-"B Between
US and you there is great gulf fixed"
Following the sermon a business meeting
was held. The business committee reported
the following delegates to other bodies, viz:
New Hampshire yearly meeting, j. w Par
SONS; Maine Central yearly meeting. B. A.
Sherwood; Congregational conference, f. X.
Dawson; Baptist Association; j. M. Bailey;
Methodist Episcopal conference, j. @. Adams.
luton:
On Temperance Rev. F. e. Dawson. S. G.
Hamilton.
On Sabbath Obssrvance-Rev. j. w. Par
sons, M. I. Files.
On Sabbath schools-Rev. J. c. Osgood,
Deacon II. Deering.
on Missions Reys J. @. Adams. F. P.
Norwood.
On obituaries--Rev. J. NJ. Bailey, d. D.,
d., Deacon o. Durgin.
ou Publication--Rev L. W. Raymond, e.
Blake.
They also recommended the several COM
mittees report by resolution at 10 m. to-
morrow.
la the evening az 7.30 social meeting was
held, conducted by j. @. Adams.
At p. a missionary exercises in behalf
Of foreign missions was held. Mrs. Remlck,
secretary of an aid to foreign missions society,
gave a lengthy aud exhaustive report, which
Yves followed by sermon on miseons by Rev.
j. NJ. Lowden Of Portland, from Isai alb 35:1-
"The wilderne s aud the tolitary place shall
be glad for them, and the de 1rt shall bio, som
as the -oce."
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-22
MASSACHUSETTS.

New England Water Works Association;
WORCESTER, June 21.-The New England
Water Works Asec ,iation held its second an
nual meeting here today, representatives being
present from every New England State ex-
cephng Vermont. Frank E. Hall OF Worce--
tor was ehcr3u president; Charles X. Walker,
Manchester, ". H., Horace G.. Holden, Log :
ell, Edwin Darling, Pawtucket, r. J., Nathan
iel /. Jordan, Auburn, Me-, and S. r. Gran
MIS- New Haven, Ct, vice presidents; II. g.
p. Coggeshall, New Bedford, secretary; Ed
win Darling, Pawtucket, Il. L., treasurer.
Telephone Consolidation.
Boston, June 2f.-Tte Advertiser will state
on good authority that the Northwest, South
western and Erie Telephone systems, recently
acquired by the Lowell syndicate, are TO be
consoidateds into one grand system with a
capital Of $5 100000.
Rutland Railroad Troubles.
g2The Advertiser will state that there appears
to be much internal strife in the Rutland
Railroad and that determined effort will be
made to displace the present management at
the next annual meeting. 1t understands that
Joel NJ. Haven, treasurer, has been removed
and Joseph III. Williams, Bellows Falls, APP
pointed his successor.
The Stanley Claim.
Both houses have passed resolution to pay
Walter Stanley S79,500 damages sustained by
building the Hoosac Tunnel.
A Dangerous Lunatic.
Henry III. Wells, of wealthy and respectable
parents from Minneapolis, was arrested at
the fremont Honse this afternoon, acting in
an insane manner. He demanded that gentle
men take off their hats to bim and threatened
TO shoot them if they did not comply. A
heavy revolver and considerable money were
taken from him. His parents were notified.
Liabilities of thelBay StatelManufacturing
Company.
From reliable sources in this city it ia
learned that the liabilities OF the Union Bay
State Manufacturing Company, straw goods,
$40 Broad way, New York, are about $500, ,0G9
The assets are nomiually larger IL they can be
realized upon, a large portion being in facto
ries ard machinery
TsWiliam Cook Of Foxboro, Mass, who has
also failed, Is president.