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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
November q, 1888.
METROPOLITAN.

November q, 1883.
METROPOLITAN.
9 w Dav, Colorado; D G McClov
Greeley; b + Sommers, Foldep: s r
Stewart. Rustic; B T Rowland. Ceds,
Kspld.; N l. Wilson, D r G; Dr. q w
Sawteile, Ouray Agency; Miss Rossltbjt
Moore, Miss Emily Moore, Provo.
WALKER HOUSE.
6 W Kranur. E Kearns, OF Parsons
Den yer; DR. G b Butter and vile. New
York; K A Clsrk, Eng and; T 81 Ihomss
Gunnlson; Bach and wife. e S Good
rich, San Francisco: A E S George.
Tresco't Ry; w N Shilling. Idaho; MI
y Conneil and SOD, Aetna; j e Morse,
Helena; e VIM, 81 s Hopson. Or.
den; I s Austin, Germsnis; A Raht.
cotton wood: ID 0 johnson, Ogden; d 6
~ Gov a b Littlefeld, r 1; j s Issscs,
Ohicago; d Michsrlis, w Stevens, wife
and daughter, Amsterdam.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
w = Germo, Paris; r s Merchant.
Ssh Franckco; L Boukofsky. PsrR
City: E e Cothrich, Australia: B r
johnson and ladies, Greedy; e 4 viii
liame, wife and son, Soda Snrinos.
Mem beers Of the r ,many BYE Co: l.
Sehwitzsr, wife aad son, San Francisco.
VALLEY HOUSE.
j b Hughes, j D Glassett, Iowa: John
Gleasan, Bingham; z A Butler ] P|
Dslton, San Jose; j r Grafton, j WI
Aayne, Chicago; r L Wilton; j A Mar.
Vale, n I; A g Neeper, Pittsbure: B
Groose, PIeburg; Enscoe, Miss II A
TannshilI, Miss Mary Tucker, Miss
Maggie Doan, Miss Daiev Dean. ROM
rDy Rye Co Mol, San Francisco: VIM
Strubel, II w Brand, Beuna Vista: All
Nimocks, Detsoit; 81 Bullen, Richmond.
Mahon and wife. T J Nav, Ogden: If
Dunn San Diego; r w Thsmoson. Rose.
7IIle; d l. Mead, Pocsteho; N b Patton,
" Sltton, + M Lawson, Glendale; N P
a nderson, Box Elder; g Morals, l. B
halley, NJ Gravel. San Francisco.
WHITE HOUSE.
w Wilson, s Huns, Butte; } Watson.
Weber; N o johnson. Ogden; ] Coslin
] Reed. HALEY; T j Forbs j D Stat. D.
doore. Denv ,r,P w Grow, w Demon
W Lowell, New York; D Huptinc
prineville; ! s Gloyd, J Morris, II
acAvoy, y NJ Kellogg, T Will yows, A
soss, ID Monwrey, K johnson, HEI
ohnson, Navajo Syringe; b e s Gerry,
! Bernstein, b Zetts, Denver; Fl w Nc.
'onald, San Francisco: j P Enstrom, I'll
oppington, Bingham; Mrs W III john
IN, Butte City; L w Williams, Will
lesser. Ogden; ] Farnett, B jameson.
lack Hills; j w Brown, Carson; j I'll
oyer, Wood River.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28
Boston Wool,
Bullion

Boston, H.-Wool steady, unchanged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28
San Francisco Stocks.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. N.-Whest higher; 97H No
VEN Der, 80 December, 9N January, I0(
February. A'>
Complicated, higher; 53x Novem-
Dor, b3 December. year; 53X January.
oats-S0a November, December, year.
BOZ January. ''
Whisky-Unchanged.
Afternoon-Wheat = Uprettled osa<
November. 8 to Il December. we
C9rn-Steady; 55S to ~ November:
81 Decern Der. '' VOL
Oats--Higher: 81 to December. II
January.
Rye-Firm. t9X to Is January.
Barley-Dnll, easy, 81.
Pork-Higher Is. 90 November.
Lard-Higher, $40 Novem Der.
6uik Meats-Fair demand, shoulders
5'75, short ribs $50, short clesr IFS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28
Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 27.-Weather dull.
Bresdssufs-Smsll, business at un-
changed prices.
Liverpool, 27.-Corn, new mixed
steady, 5s6Ld. Receipts Of wheat for
the week at Atlantic ports, So, COO GUAR.
te:s; Pacific none: other aoureea 2I5,00 !.
aecaipts Of cora p, o9Q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28
Chicago Live Stock Market

I O"SU 1.-Two SUCK Market,
Chicago, H.-Hogs-Receipts, "A. 600.
orisk, higher; pacsiDg 43O to IS, pack,
ing and shipping ASS to S 80, light 4.4O
Csttie--Receipts 4 400; strong, higher:
good to choice shipping steers $50:
strong. higher; good to choice shipping
steers 5.6o to Clio; common to medium 4
70 40; stockers 8 to 4.l5; feeders 8, 90
to 4.40; range steady, grass Texans 8. go
to 90; American, 4.50 to $50,
Sheepo.Receipts $500, steady, inferic,
to far, 2:25 to 8 Is per cwt., good s.s5
choice 3.75, eSN WV
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New York, u -Governments fJmer
IL stock market though bout the dsy dur.
Ing the grester part of t,e morninp spec.
ulstlon was steady to firm, and fuc.ua-
lions ms gnifcsnt. Just previous to nom
however, Denver declined ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28

Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, NOVEMBER q,
White spring, III good condition IA to Is
poor g. Is to Il
Black spring, good condition ...... 10
White fall and lambs, light
grades, good condition......- IS
White fall and lambs, heavy.
-, good condition...:............... IL TO u
Black fall. good condition ......... IL
Arizona white, good condi ion... 10
black. %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28

! On account of an 9YerstOck i'm our Cloak
Department, we will SELL AT COST until
further notice all our listers, Jackets. Jersey
Waists, heavy Jersey Jackets, and Cloth Dol
mans. We mean what we say.
COIN BROS.
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y


ant hwes..
and the
The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28

Philadelphia Wool.
changed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-28
Wall Street.

New York, H.-Bar silver 10.
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BULLION & OREAARKET

BULLION & OREMARKET
Latest Quotations.
corrected Daily by MCCORMICK s. Col
SILVER.
In New York......~-"$l 10 per ounce
In Sat- Lake....~........ l OF SO il"
In London. .........50 5-16 &c
LEAD.
In New York-...........$ 8 20 per 100 lbs
In Salt Lake, ore..... So 90 per ton.
" bullion 40 90
Yesterdays Receipts.
Nc Cornick d Co.:
2 Cars Hanauer Bullion ..... 4.754 90
Wells, F1rgo d Co:
1 Bar Vienns, value. ............ 1878 SO
4 Bars Ontsrio, value ..........s 4,1b4 "a
4 Cars Horn Silver, value-...Slo 900 90
Total ................... .... 81, 1888 rs
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COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-01-31
orange Trees, Vegetables and Semi-Tropical Fruits
COUNTY WAREHOUSE AT BERESFORD. FLA.


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Earmers and others desiring a genteel, In.
crat1ve agency business, by which s. to
once, on postal, to- H.. C. WILKINSON & Co.
l95 and 1877 Fulton street, New York 42e7
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WANTED TO BORROW $500

For three to five years with interest at 10 per
cent, secured on first-class property and Or
ange Grove, worth $1,000. Apply at this office.
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The Pensacola Opera House Is

The Pensacola Opera House Is
built of brick, is two stories high,
and los by 145 feet. That is rather
ahead of the DeLand Opera House
but then it should be remembered
that Pensacola is an old town, and
DeLand not eight years old-just
emerging from the swaddling clothes
of village verdency into the noon
day sun IF cityhood.
ssBuchupaiba',
Quick, complete cure. all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81. Druggists.
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The Orange Keeper!
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Fruit and Vegetable preserVer !!
There's Millions in II.


For several years have possesse' Il the secret
OF keeping eggs, fruit and vegetar lies in good
STATE sta go OF f0rye and eight months
anges packed in the preparat ion, Thew were
o. opened on the 18th Of octob u, and were found
satisfied that the late m Atureo oranges will
keep eight months. va"
Inc Inc prepaTauon Is n 1T costly.
For Eggs, apples pc Ars and vegetables ithas
no no equal: l nave used the preparation for
PATEfT APPLIED FOR.
state, County and Individual Rights to use
the process are now offered for SALE
Here's chance to make money double and
thrtble itself il six months,
i 1n ~ rights for the whole process only
$780, Address
THOS. d. WRIGHT
DeLand, Fla.
: Publishers who will copy the above and
8 end marked copy to an old brother editor,
will receive the individual right to use the
process.-T. d. WI
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THE FLORIDA AGRIcULTURIsT,

perfectly that the
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
,.,,. ,u.a.,er.-Tbur.day's storm

ST.. JOIN, n. F., Sept. 6.-The steamer
Gamma, Captain Farquhar. was totally
,r,scke al this morning. She struck on Gull
Island. at the mouth OF st. Mays bay and
sank almost instantly. The passengers
and crew, sixty in number. got ashore on
Ire Island. a rock about a mile from the
land. The schooner Thistle was despatched
40 tbe wreck 10 render assistance. The
French bark Hermalo. with 9NOO quintals
of Goldfish, from St. Pierre to France, sank
with all hands at the entrance Oh ine nyer
si,.ra sTbe schooner Lizzie stranded to-
dsv on the west eide Of Miqueton. The
French banker Augusta has Just anchored
inroads. severely damaged. She lost Elk
nc, The French bark HOftenHe Is q Total
wreck A Sables Dolonne. The crew were
saved. A schooner was disabled on Miq1t-
ton Island in the storm Thursday. The
French banking Feet y Slowly ernVlng
since the cable OF the 4th tEenty.oDe more
c.scs ~ loss Of life on the banks have been
reported. All the French feet arrived re-
r,rrf NUM- hers Of dismasted vessels outside
snd isrve ousntities Of floating Erecksge.
Cstof-cEsIfr Sept 6.-Tbe schooner Hy-
reriou. arrived from the Banks, reports The
- Of two dories and Jour men, nsiives 81
Csue Breton. in the storm q tbe - q
Dos-or. sept "a Rale struck The
.tesro.Ir ysrnpert. increasing In fury re- the
CAV edvsucsd. The stesmer vss frequent
" swept By seas Of fearful power.
frsr dark fhe Storm EreU worse. the
wind blowing With violence ano me -
icing 10 A frirbiful height, threatening
evs-y minute 70 swamp Gamer. A. n
siorn VS. 81 lie height snd ron tbst h9nr
urffI devIirht the ves1el Vas almoH - tue
mercy o. the uaves. Oreat - ~ -. ~
drrfs. csrried avsy I'D ont o. 10
crrfIs rbos-d. and badly lriuring num-
-, III ~ crpr. 8ecord Ofhcsr 90 - he'd
- co.Iar broken. william horan. Who
hnd charFs Of the csttlsr oescrloes me
.e-nss that nigbf e. terrible he vsves
urre frrrue1dous IN ~ sNetplnf
---s- n sfIip. fbey void in Rrest p1r-
80 81 ne cnffls Pens o. tnelf c-esis. tolo
- FRS rnunerf and then buri hen
rlfh her living cDrterr - ~
-. ~-.rif ca~rT q b. tIeediuE ano ~ /
= = r~irrnIr n fbs fwirfIirE 81 - re
~ rtrrf r.rI Ger The soc - ~ et1I -
bs d11s1s, rn1 ~ n1rnins 81 inri -
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LAREDO.
Tho Rio Grande Raging Water Bound
Passengers-Journalis Birth, Etc.

Tho Rio Grande Raging Water Bound
Passengers-JournaIisti Birth, Etc.
LAREDO, Sept 6.-[Special.] 1.-The Next
can National Bridge over the Rio Grande
Grand river at this point, was washed away
about 10 o'clock last night. 1t cost $40
600, and will be rebuilt at once. The der
rick supporting the cable of the ferry COM
pany at this place, across the river, was
washed away. This derrick withstood the
great rise of last year. The only way to
cross the river now is by skifis. A washout
occurred on the Rio Grande and Pecos road
by back-water from the Rio Grapde. This
morning the river attained height of
about twenty-five feet, when it began to
fall.
Babcock, gambler, refused to loan a
Mexican money last night. The Mexican
slipped behind Babcock while he was deal
ing and hit him severe lick. The Mexi-
can made his escape. Babcock is painfully
hurt, but not dangerously.
The daily Laredo Times madelts tirst'ap-
pearance to-day. 1t is brim full of news
and reflects credit upon Major Penn, the
proprietor, who is celebrating its advent
with party Of friends popping the festive
corks.
The train of the Texas-Mex!ca1 road !,
from Corpus Christi, due here Tuesday
evening, has not arrived as yet. 1t is SUP
posed it will come in tonight. The COM
pany will send out train tomorrow morn
ing, the first for two days.
The town Is full of strangers water-bound.
The rain has been bonanza to hotels as
well as to stock-men.
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LIBERTY HILL.
Destroyed by Fire - The Common Com
plant The Scholastic Census

Destroyed by Fire = The Common Com
plant The Scholastic Census.
LIBERTY HILL, Sept. 6.-[Special.l-A
fire to-day about 11:30 completely destroyed
the cotton gin and mill of Burke & White
situated about 300 yards from the depot
About thirty-five bales of cotton were also
lost belonging to different parties, upon
which there is no insurance. Burke q
White were insured for 81 500.
No rain yet. Cotton in this neighbour
hood will not average more than q bale tc
the three acres. Everything is literally
burning up for the want Of rain. Wells
are going dry that were never known to be
fore.
Business is rather dull except in the
building line, which is very good.
Our high school opens Monday, Septem
Der 10th. under very favorable circum
stances, with Professor e. w. Coleman, O.
Kentucky, as principal and P. 7. Coleman
of Kentucky, as first assistant, and Miss
Lula Grant, of this place, second assistant
musical department by Miss Maggie b
Cruther, Of Kentucky.
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and the oiTioef informed them that they
would he required W toe The inafk w we
future, The officer then proceeded upstairs
where he Was called upon Tor uoke,l
which he declined 10 give, upon the ground
that II was a. public plaue.
liz was ordered out OF TIE
house by the proprietor, John Bell,
OF Galveston, bat declined 10 leave, The
performances was stopped and oil the
variety force ordered up STAIR. when arrow
seemed imminent as 0fficer Bell was 10 col,.-
pany with other policemen and deputy
sbeflls. Wiser council prevailed, and the
officer retired. He says he was to-day ap.
preached by the manager and Informed that
there was no longer any necessity
for any hard feeling. In the matter
Officer Bell states tonight that he has OBJ
tanned information from reliable parties
that a scheme has been concocted TO get hin
unto the building. when woman Is 70
vitrol in his face. He can substantiate his
statements. :.
Several thousand head Of cattle located II
the eastern portion OF McLennan county
we're started Gu march for the head wa
tiers of the Pease River. The water supply
having been exhausted in their section
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
AFFAIRS AT AUSTIN.
The University and its Sinews-Tied-
up Treasure.
CIashing Opinions Of Present ana
Former. Executive.
Departmental Data in Detail.

AUSTIN Sept. 6.ADpecial.l-The Lane
Board appointed Paul McCombs, OF Dallas
engineer to survey and establish the boun
Diary lire of the Texas d. Pacihc reserve va;
ton, the company 10 pay his salary, Szo>
per month and expenses.
Charters fled Center cooperative a
ISOLATION, 2, w. of H., Falls county; capt
tai stock, $4,000 Tribune PubllshinG
company. Decatur, Wise county; capital
The special to the News from here, say
ing the regents would have as availapi'
university iund $4,000 annually
from interest on lana npteS
is an error. The constitution, WITS
nrovidipg the interest of the public
free school land notes shall be available
makes the interest on the university lasd
notes part of the permanent tuna. hao
this been noticed probably the regents
would have attempted, and probably TN
legislature would have so amended the con
stilution as to permit the use OF interest on
land sales as part OF the avallaDie uhlNer'
sity fund. Governor Ireland referring 10
the mater this evening, said that IN his
joninion the interest could be used. Gov
ei no; Roberts, however. ruled differently
and If his opinion obtains the land grant to
the university is practically useless, as the
amendment to the constitution recently
adopted ignores the university fund, and
state and United States bonds cannot be
obtained. u
The collectors OF Denton, Hardin, Me-
dina and Palo Pinto counties settled to-
dav. making 1888 in all. The assessment
rolls of Fannin, Burnet, Young anu Hop
kins counties were received.
The comptroller will bring suit immedi'
ately against George Michael, deputy COZ
leetor of Orange county.
Montgomery, interested in the LAND mat
ter referred to yesterday, handed in state
ment of facts this evening and the attorney
ney-general will renuer his opinion TO-
morrow. which will probably be adverse to
Inc attorney general today sent
out the following: THE terms OF
the county court will remain
unchanged until after the official count Of
the vote, which being the 24th: If by The
official count the amendment is declared
adopted after that time, the terms OF cour'
will be held as provided in said amend
ment. on the first Mondays in February
Nav, August and November, until other
wise provided by law" D.
The corner stone of the Methodist Eplsco
pal Church South was laid this evening by
the Masonic fraternity.
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IrprAHaroIs, Sept. 0.-This morning
near Wa.dron, on the C.. l.. 81. J.. q G
rail way, freight was late and stopped foi
water. The train backed on Cams Cfeek
bridge. The engineer of tie freight trair
following did not see the signals o. ne M :
IS the lanterns were BID ~ ne Dnoee, az
r-nshed into II. urecking ihhteen cars and
r.Iiro them M IN the creek. The orldgt
rss slso destroyed. The engineer and
frernan OF the second train ssvei them.
selves By jumping. Jsnes Dni- beao
nrakener. and : rnan named COnner were
b.rh Killed. Loss. $40 90.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
SAN ANTONIO.
a n.mmouh Enferpriss-staee Driver In
gured.

a Mammoth Enterpriss-stage Driver In
jured.
sAn ArToE1o. Sept. 6.-Ispecial.l-San
Antonio's entsrprising citizens have just
securrd the charter for another business
undertaking Of great moment 10 the city,
and one in which large amount Of capital
a invested. The company is ORGANIZED
under the name Of the San Antonio Re.
frfrrrntor and Beef Packing company, and
viii also be in connection WITH q
f.nnery, bone fertilizer, etc Orants
,-.-,rrfuine over 200 acres have
49, r'urrhnred belos the city on the west
SO Of ne river and near the bead 81 bsn
Pedro cresk and buildings viii soon De
1900 ard rnachinery put In motion
Neuv IRON inenf stockrnen are INTERESTED
IN ~ euterrriss ard from the amount q
rrr|1fnl Involved ~ success seems nssurea-
eIrrk uIil - equally taken
Jim CounaiIr, q STAGE driver q the pgutn
wertern stage companT, vas bsqly hurt
rr<r lena springs having colai-pont
lI-rfrr md sustsinIne Ctber severe ~ qrles.
sssbis men refuss 70 give any reliable inior-
rrnfirr d ne a1aIr.
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CORsICANA.
rairir re arrested-successfui strike-Mis-
ceIlaneous Notes

ratir Re OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trite-mir-
cellaneous Notes
CoRs1cANA, Sept. 6.-[Special.l-A street
fakir who was arrested for an attempt at
an assault, jumped his bond here several
days ago. was arrested in Dallas; yesterday,
and brought back for trial.
Sparks from passing engine set lire to
the prairie near Angus yesterday, and in
the fire that followed Tom wilson's sheep
ranch was burned over. destroying several
tons of hay and large lot OF lumber.
The cotton truckers at the compress
struck for higher wages this morning, re;
fusing to go to work for less than 81
per day. They gained the day and are
now receiving the pay Of skilled laborers.
1t was reported this evening that another
bridge on the Texas g. st. Louis railway,
west of here was burned to-day.
The passenger train over the Texas a.
st. Louis, due here at Ga. m. arrived this
evening at 5:45, cause Of delay not known.
Wood is firm at 81 per cord.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
ATHENS,

ATHENS, Sept 6.-[Special.]-The second
week of our district court closed Saturday
with two convictions in one day, Joe Wal
lace, Tor forgery, two years, and Joe Red
ding, five years, for theft of mare. Ned
Jones (colored) was sent four years on Fri
day for attempt to rape; all light verdicts.
Our able district attorney let them off sight.
Judge Felix j McCord has certainly shown
his ability TO preside as judge, and has dis
patched business rapidly and won the con-
fidence of the people in general as well as
the bar.
Governor Ireland has our thanks in this
section
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

PARIS. Sept. G-King Alfonso and suite
arrived at $50 this morning and were re-
ceiyed at the railway station by General
Pettee representing President Grevy, ana
by Murez, the Spanish ambassador, and
large deputation Of Spanish residents.
The Marquis Tseng, Chinese ambassador,
has under the instruction OF his govern
ment, demanded the Withdrawal of France
from the Hue treaty. M. Ferry refused to
comply but assured Tseng that france is
willing to give China The necessary guaran-
tees for the integrity OF her frontier.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
BURNET.

ootton-Fence-Cutffne Mat
ters
BuKxE1, Sept. 8.-Ispecial.l-Ar. @. Il.
slsrton. ofGeorgetovn, bought the Burnet
botel to-day and will take poss-ssion the
one hundred and thirty-tvo bales Of cot
ton hsve hspr purchased here 10 dafe.
An ercursion IL talked Of for an early
dsv. - =
Wire-fence-cutfing is complained NJ 10
u,fuv localities throughout the COZ ntry.
Two wnrons were loaded a. TIE Depot
to-day. bound for the western countrJ.
Rain Il needed badly. Business - gooo
and merchants happy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
WACO

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nsss-rr Catus Bnntlnr-HntH.
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So rnrIrI a. fFrIot r1sn ttt - -
49, $1,000 lr't Er arItN -. = -
-. I. -. - r| Irrrr4 - So cnF.
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w The New YofN central sgents
western connection trunk lines. The
changes we're general IN character,
and wore not confined 10 any
particular line. Cutting was shown
TO have been confined principally 10
east.bound freight. The sutlec,
will be further discussed tomorrow. Siens
Client means OF maintaining rIgidly estab.
| Ijnhed rates.
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SAN SABA.

Court Notes-Hymenisi-Pro of Rain
SAN SABA, Sept. Observation-Disclosures
cour. is now in session. A number OF mis-
demeanor cases have been disposed Of, but
no felony convictions so far.
This morning Mr.. Joel Williams and Miss
Addie Walker we're married and started to
San Antonio on bridal tour.
Mr.. L. L. Talioferro, q most excellent
and promising young man and merchant oil
this place, died yesterday from an aggra.
waited case OF malarial fever.
The weather is very cloudy and threatens
rain, which would be gladly welcomed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
CLEBURNE.
A Correction-Cowardly Assault Upon
Woman.


Woman.
CLEBURNE, Sept. 6,-[Special.l-A state
ment in the last issue Of the HERALD sfys
Cleburne is experiencing the same unpleas'
antness between farmers and buyers asnow
exists in Dallas. Your correspondents at
tention was called to the statement by the
buyers and requested to correct it.. No
trouble whatever OF this nature exists here
at present.
JACOB and Isaac Stone. Dutchmen, went
to the residence OF Mrs. Isaac Stone, who
had been some time separated from nm
The men and women, from some I'M
known cause, became involved in diff
Guilty, though Mrs. Stone claims they in
truded upon her privacy, and when she re-
monstrated with them Jacob Stone inflicted
a severe wound by striking her over the
head with pistol. Her separated husband
TODD by and saw his wife thus treated;
and made no remonstrance. IL Is hoped
that the law will take its just course in this
casa.