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NEW HOWE AND HOUSEHOLD
Sewing Machines.

The best In the market. Have all the Iatesi
improvements. and as labor savers are unriyallec
Price, s45 for either.
n. SLOTTERBECK, AGENT,
Ne. III SoRxH MAIN ST.. Opposite U
hesss' ieAsf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-20

Madame" said an angry lover
French of course), 'if you think you
can make me jealous by promenading
through the streets on the arms of your
husband, ! assure yen that you are mis-.
taken"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-20
Alameda Street
FoU N D RY

Has reopened. and will do castings for stores
and buildings Q all kinds; also all kinds Of
foundry work. All work will be hrst-ciass-
Leave orders at the corner Of Alameda and Aliso
streets, or at the Foundry.
p. BALLADE q 90
tlann PspristsnL
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Rates of Pare from Los Angeles:

ETPiaus Of Steamer Cabins at Agents Office
where berths may be secured
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc,
freight steamers leave san Francisco about every
two weeks, IS tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right 10 change the
steamer or their days Of sailing
EBF0R PASSAGE OR FREIGHT AS ABOVE,
OR FOR TICKETS TO AND FROM
AL Important Points in Europe
......APLLY ro.....
d. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
0nsce-No 9 Commercial st.. Los Angeles.
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In the matter Of the estate Of Robert Bills. de
ceased
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court Of the county OF Los An
geles, State Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-20

Order TO show cause Why Order Of Sale OF Rea
Estate should not be made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-20

The OrIsaba and Ancon call at Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford. (5an Luis 0bispo) only. on the
route TO and from San Francisco.
Tho Eureka and Los Angeles call at San
Busnaventura, Santa Barbara, 0aviots, Port
Hartford, Cayucos, San Simeon, Monterey and
Santa Crus-
Cars to connect with steamers from San Pedro
leave the s. p R. R. Depot. Los Angeles, at 10
clock A NJ, railroad time.
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Order 10 show cause why Order Of Sale Of Rea
Estate should not be made
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TIME TABLE FOR NOVEMBER.
cen.e sosr". ael.e s,sr--

steamers Orizaba and Ancon 90 through to San
San Diego, leaving San Pedro on tho dates OF
their arrivals from San Francisco.
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T. H. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and ricket Agent
A. N. T0WNE,
General Manager.
z z. HEWITT,
Assistant Superintendent, Los Angeles
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In the matter Of the estate and guardianship Of
Tomas Yorbs, incompetent.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior CoHrt Of the county Of Les An
geles, State Of California
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9 GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE" |"


Express I copsd Of comMopoys WELL VENTILATED WEI
UPHOLSTERED
HORTON
SEvENTv-FIvE CENTS EACH.
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LINES OF TRAVEL.

PACIFIC COAST
Company.
PERKINS CO.. General Agen.s,
SAN FRANCISCO.
NORTHERN ROUTES.
STEAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO
For wrangIe, sitka and Harrisburg. Alaska. and
Nanaimo and New Westminster, d. G., as adj
vertised In San Francisco newspapers.
For Victoria. Port Townsend. Seattle. Tacoma
steilacoom and Olympia on Nov. 9Th, 10th. 10th
2sth Dee. 9th, 14th, 22d, s0th, at 10
For Astoria and Portland, every "Wednesday
and saturday.
For Eureka, Arcata and Hookton. every wednes
day.
For Point Arena, Cuffys Cove, Little River
whitesboro, Mendocino City, and Noyo. even
Monday.
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
TIME TABLE FOR NOVEMBER.
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ALBERT LEA ROUTE,


r. r. CABLE, e. ST. JOHN,
DENIM Manager
CHICAGO
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08

s9 amount expended for repairs and gen
era, expenses $3.50 $40 60; expended last
! year, $751;, 076.50.
TeXis Central Railway Operated by the
II. ~ T. q. Ry,)-Capital stock paid in,
! Sl25 295 Total amount Oi Indebtedness.
! So S25 100 80; amount due the compu1y,
SAB 34l 0G; received from trpn'pnrtntlon,
$27O l37 AZ: received last year, S2ll Sl2 80;
increase, 81 3l4.02
Operated by the II. u II. q. Ry )-Cspltal
81 ock paid in, 500 000. Total amount Of
indebtedness, S7I,555; amount received
from Transportation. $4,000 %; amount re-
9 iyed last year, Sio977.5O; increase, So
0i6.74.
Gut. Colorado & Santa Fe Railway COM
pa1y-Amount of capital stock paid in,
81 $50 0O0 amount OF first mortgage bonds
maturing July /, 1907, So $4,000, consti.
tutes total Indebtedness Amount received
from transportation So 1877 $40 7S;amount of
freight Transported, 430,727 IONS; received
from tr6nspor alton last year, 81 3I9,0l5 Sc;
increase S777. $50 90; amount paid Tor re
pairs and general expenses, $3.50 Oi6 20.
Houston, East &c West Texas hallway
Capital stock, $4,000, 600; amount paid IN,
81 500 600; amount OF bills payable, Sll5,-
Indebtedness. 81 095 $50 OF. Amount re-
ceived from transportation, $3Oi,475 ~.
Amount received last year, 1921 .OSO Of. In
crease, $13 305 As.
Fort Worth IL Denver City Railway
Capital stock, $4,000, 1000. Amount paid
in, 81, 200 COO Total Indebtedness, 81
100000, Received from transportation,
$362,SS0
With the exception Of the Sunset route
and the Texas Il st. Louis Marrow Gauge,
reports of which are not in, the above EN-
braces the most important railways in
Texas,
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lies states that the Imports N gfaln M,
| tiefsany from Tue beglhnlhR NJ IauuifY u
the end .oi September ah1ted 2 deciens,'
oompafed wifi The same period IN 1881
while the oxpOfts showed n MARKED ~
ofease speOl iIly wheat and oats the quan'
tlty Oi both being nearly doubled -.
The municipal authorities o. this olty
contributes 10000 ~ the fund t1r the
Luther institute ~ Lelpsc, aud 10 OO to-
ward the monument NJ Luther NJ Deriin''
FALLING OFP
Br. PETEHBuao. Nov. 2, Tho Russian
revenue from January 10 August decreased
II 900 900 rpubIes, the expenditures IN
creased Is 90 900 as compared with the
similar period of 1882
PgECAUTIoN TAKEN
LoEDos. Nov The extra Pail MAIL
Gazette containing the statement That the
authorities were anonymously informed
that an attempt will be Inadc to destroy the
train In which the Duge and Duchess Cam
naught will travel TO Dover from London,
on their wBy to India, caused great SEN
sgtion. The chairman aud general ma
ager OF the SOU hern railroad Issued speclel
10 the employees TO be on the
alert to prevent any interference
with the train, and dlylseu
els horAte precautionary measures Tor the |
safety OF the duLe and duchess. large
police force is stationed NJ the Cannon |
str. ct Charing Cross and London Bridge |
stations, and gangs o plate layers watch |
the entire track. These precautions are |
taken in consequence OF an anonymous
letter warning the privy council OF the pro- |
posed attempt to wreck the train.
BIsMARCR IMPROVEMENT.
BERLIN, Nov 2 Prince Bsmark has en-
Liraly regained his former strength. He
however, that he no longer pos.
sesses the capacity for work which he for
Inerly had.
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woman's Convention

DETROIT, Nov. 2.-At today's session OF
the woman's national Temperance union
reports we're made from the kitchen, gar
den. flour mission aud the state county
work. Halt an hours memorial service
was held on behalf Of Mrs J. G. Johnson,
president OF the Memphis aud state unions.
An elegant fan was presented 20 Miss vii.
lard By the ladies OF Vermont, Mrs. Green
IN aking presentation address. Mrs. Henri
eta shelton, OF Illinois. spoke At length on
the work among the Germans. Special
mention was made by her OF tbs Bahnbe-
caer. . Germrn Temperance Dsper pun
lished in Chicago. Ire atieniBucs upon
the meetings continues % be Ia sc, and the
interest i unaOaged
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WoNEwoc, Miss, Nov. 1.-The principal
part of this village burned Wednesday
night loss $4,000, partly insured.
CLEVELAND, Nov. AT one o'clock this
mornipg fire started in the new barn of the
MOTEL and destroyed large part Of the vii
lage Of Willoughby, twenty miles east OF
here. The high wind increased
the force of the flames, which con-
sumed about twenty stores, dwelling shedss
and barns on Spslding and Erie streets, al
20 cremating six horses and span OF males.
The entire population turned out aud
formed bucket Dri.ades bus their efforts
were futile The gale swept the flames
with resistless Jury until every frame
structure in iis course was in ashes. The
conflagration WAC ii 1hily checked by Bond
Block Urlck walls. whlch proved success.
frl barrier against the further spread OF the
fire, though for the time il was feared the
whole town would be destroyed. The losses
are heavy.
Aggregate loss nv Wilougbby fire esti-
mated al sl0O. 900. Insurance possibly
half.
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Fgrners' trouble

CHICAGO, Nov. Am Inter Ocean Ca
runna, Indiana, special says: For
some time farmers in this vicinity
who own selt-pindiug harvesters have
been receiving letters through this and adj
iaceut post-offices, threatening vengeance
because these machines have reduced
the demand Tor labor on their
farm. These threats took fornl in
Darn burnlngs. This week several barns
have been consumed already, includ-
ing two last night. One OF
these was set on fire at 3 O'Clock
this morning, efter the owner guarded
il until 2 o'clock. There is much excite
ment, and farmers are forming IA vigilance
committee.
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REaurrs. Pa, E0v. 2-Ths deputy shsr-
fHsBd q p1sse Of policemen returned from
Gibralisr. Eve miles distant. hEvinF 10 Gus
trdT tverfy-ous rioters I'll emulores
oF the usu schurlEil valley
r-r-rh % the Pe1nsyivsnia rHiir8ad
This morning Coutrsctor HJurrusn paic
hen 81 sn1 disctarEed them tecsuss
fher uers turtulsnt and deuaDded kishel
wsFss. They 80 druuk s1d irtirli fa,ec
r.kers. and triec - rsFsnade fbrrr
rrt 70 wurf. rert they state
fra larrre-s CunrterN 80 trre rrwr
gtsrfiss ant brofs ard Destroyed every.
ffiur they cJrid iny hnnds On. Tts pc.
I -r-rss 10 uitt thsn n Bi-nsbo-c AID csr
fu-sf e.. sEcsrt ons % two. Pissos -.
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Other Interesting News by Telegraph.
Grand Jury Report.

Grand Jury Report
! Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 2.--rhe grand inry made
their final report this afternoon and re
turned indictments against Thomas II
Mclntyre, the state coal oil inspector, Ed
| Butler, democratic politician and the 50
called Boss" and David W. Caruth and
| DR.. Frank J. LUZ, police commissioners
| The indictments allege that these parties
cOnspTed and combined to obstruct the adj
min stratlon OF the law with reference to
gambling, lotteries and gift enterprises,
and to dictate and control police appoint
ments with u view to carrying
out their schemes, political
aud otherwise; they are charged
further, with attempting to induce ex-
Chief of Police Campbell, not to interfere
with gam bling, lotteries. etc, and failing in
| this they did remove him without cause
from office. The report of the grand jury
is very scsthing in language; is asserts that
com blnation of notorious persons existed
tor the purpose OF obstructing the laws,
with regard TO gambling. 1t censures the
governor Ter granting pardons especially
to convicted gamblers and recon-
mended the withdrawal of the pardoning
power from the governor and the appoint.
ment OF state board OF pardons. 1t
further recommends that the power OF ap.
pointing the board OF police commission
els be withdrawn from the governor and
that they be appointed either by the mayo
or the circuit judges. 1t also severely CEN
sures the use of blank designations by the
governor. Among other Indictments
returned by the grand jury, are: Henry
Newman, state commissioner OF labor Btu
tistics, char ed with selling notaries com.
missions; Hugh j. Brady, member OF the
legislature, for bribery, Warren f McChes
ney, leader of the gamblers ring, tried
bribery; NJ. Pckard, running . tea store
with lottery accomplishments; Henry w,
Moore. managing editor of the Post Dis
pa oh; Florence ID. White, reporter of same
paper, for abstrscting the court records.
Messrs. Caruth, Lutz aud Mcintyre,
voluntarily went before Judge NOOnan's
court two or three hours att,r tine indici-
meDts were announced and entered bond Of
$500 each. The charges against them are
9nly misdemeanors. The other indicted
parties will give bond Tomorrow. There
is "A universal feeling of satisfaction at the
work of the grand jury, and it is stated that
the next grand jIry will be instructed to
continue the investigation of the ring, and
there is little coubt that other still
more important evidence will be found. IL
is also said that some of the witnesses be-
fore this jury are likely to be indicted Tor
giving false testimony.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 1.-The great storm is
abatiug, no serious damage is reported in
this district, except the stranding OF
the schooners Merch and Merrill.
That no lives were lost is due to
the Heroic and skilllul work
OF Captain Goodwin and his life
saving crew, who rescued from those YES
sells tSelve men, and rhe wife of Captain
Coleman, OF the Merrill, all of whom were
in imminent peril. but were brought ashore
by firing lines from howilzsr to the YES
sells and running the baskets back and
forth along the rope. A large number oil
vessels put in here for shelter.
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ST LOUIS, Nov. "A young man giving
the name of Mouse, was arrested today
for attempting to swindle the Commercial
hank of this city. His plan was to depos
$500 and in day or two draw it nearly all
out, then deposit GRAFT for
a large amount and cheek against
il, but the draft in this case was for 81 GOO
from the Merchants National Bank. Evans
Vile. Indiana. on the Leather Manuiactur.
er's Bank of New York, when Mouse called
to-day with check for So 900, he was ar,
rested. lie had two accom- lices, one OF
whom is named Webster the other Is un.
known.
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New York. Nov. 2-rhe following dii-
patch from Jamaics, dated this morning,
hiss bean received: "a monster political
meeting was held last night 1T KiOgston,
which was 8 great success. being an inn
mense demonstration against the present
government. The appointment Of the new
governor 10 succsed SIR Anthony husgrave
Is not received apparently With any salts
faction. The grand iury made present
ment 10 the cOurt. calling attention 10 toe
practice Of granting licenses 20 keep liquor
saloons npsn 10 notorious thieves aud Grim
insls. The grand jsry severely ceDsures
tie commissioners and adylss the licenses
20 b. revoked"
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CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-While the representa-
tives of the Trans Continental sssncistion
were waiting 70 hezr from 9. w. kisfine. IN
rrc.r1 20 his acceptance or rejection q the
c,manissionsrshiD IT the association, %
wnich be VS. elected yesterday The general
passenger agents " the fscihc lines and
their eastern connections met to-day ana
took no the question u paving cofnniis'
sioos II uss decided 70 slinw q c0mmis-
sion ofss on first-class and 81 30 on second
cisss tickets on the Pacific coast business
onlV. and noue on Other business.
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DEsvEE Col, Nov. z-The celebrated
Csc Of sr-senator Tabor ". william II.
Busb, until recsntly confidential sdviser
~ud business psrtnsr. Tor t5uNf
Balance acc0unts, has Just concluded
IN tn. supreme court. IN vrr1ict
for Tsb7r n nearly go 90. 10 reaching
The vsrfict Bush court-r Gle ms so 90 IN
siding Tanor ~ p-r-ur- cisnrr- sud ~
era . hers. arn1urfinE b. SIS 90. urtca
~ rnt allusff. Toe Vtrd .cf 3 W. Fsncrsl
s.fi-f-clion. Base sfil appeal
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Down ON Maynard.

New YORK Nov. Printed. circulars and
ballots we're sent to every saloon keeper in
the city, against Maynard, the democratic
candidate for secretary of state. The cir.
culars sum no hrs prohibition record and
the votes cast by hin on every excise bill,
when in the assembly, in 1867. An
average of one dozen ballots accompanied
mach ciIculAr.
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Foreign Affairs.
LABOR CONFERENCE CLOSED.

LABOR CONFERENCE CLOSED.
PARIS. Nov. 1.-The international labor
conference has closed. Henry Droadhufst.
| member of the English parliament and
honorary president of the conference, teie-
orsnhed HIS friends as follows: II think we
| English have done well. Everything now
| is on our lines. i never saw men improve
| so fast as our French colleagues"
UNTRUE STATEMENT.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-P~xther Lloyd's state
ment is declared untrue, that the Orleans
princess sounded Bismarck relative TO their
making a claim to the throne OF France,
and made a reply sffordipg no hope that
Germany would approve Of such course.
| AWAIT 70 REISFoRcEMENTs.
PANS, Nov. 2-Admiral Courbet lett
Hal Phong October oath with six hundred
marines for Hanoi, where he awaits rein
forcements before attacking Soptai. the
French forces expect to occupy kpnagyon
inrty miles northeast Of Hal Phong, in a
short time.
FALSE REPORT.
CAIRo. Nov. 2.-The report of the defeat
| of the Fslse Prophet and the great slaugh-
Ter of his army, by Hicks Pa ha, is discred-
| tied BY the military authorizes. They CAL
culate that hicks PAsha's army was on q
/ seven DAYS march from Elobeid at the time
OF the alleged victory.
LoSDoE, Nov. 2-The government ADO
| railway authorities offer reward oil tSO
| each for any informatio1 leading 10 he OF
rest and conviction OF the persons con-
pected with the late explosion. Physicians
say that q ynamite must have been nsed 70
rupture the membrane tymbrum OF the
people injured.
Loxpor, Nov. 2,-John Carver, Darby.
shire & Co.. merchants OF this CITY sno
Manchester, have failed. Liabilities, FL
900.
Ioypor. Nov. 2-Tne SOuthdovn Clue.
omen telling handicap rsoe, was won by
Spring Kill; Passsic, formerly Lori ard's.
second: Ducrov, third; eight starters.
| Hou1dear Plate Handicap - Won by
Cssts: Revision, second; BOrilard's Mas
ssssoit, third. Ten starters.
4 COMMITTED FcR TRIAL.
I,orpor. Nov. 2-lohn Davis Walters
the broker who is cberged with stealing
and recpiving bonds OF the BOndnn 4 kiv~r
Pists b WI. in connection with the deialca-
ton Of Manager Warden, has been com
mitted for trial.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-The suspension Of
/ ua1lingsbead. Tettle A 90, cotton nealers
h bulletinsd; disabilities probably 4lOl.Dl0.
TO DENaED Pks.FuETs
paF1s. Nov I'll IL reported that the
i Chinese legation is considering the ques-
fiCn ofdems' dung psssp1rts-
FrsNaFCE's waULD-EE NUKDEHER-
OarTzfc Nov. 2-Mankained Pic-r0usfi
hss been arrested It Dirschsu, charges -ift
spd coufessing 70 being sent by The nin1l-
its 10 murder Bismarck Pictrowskt SID
be uns q Ressian scIor and that The phil
Ists provided him with the m0rsy 20 trHve
~ 0rufric via Rrea. and thst his mouef
hsd been stolen frnm htm e. DsufEic- Al
Inrtruurrt for the injection o. morphia
al . rihilisf poem were found upon ~
Urisonsr.
rEPaErs ArD KrPoETs-coETEErIIoE-
BrrzEs. E0F. Tie b1retu q ststis
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Cannon Ball Train Wrecked.

CLARINDA, Iowa, Nov. IA cannon-bal
train over the Rhinestone g. Shenandoah
road. going east, was wrecked on Wednes-
dav night at the trestle work over the west
fork of the river, five miles east Of Soenan-
doah. The engine baggage car and coach
rolled down the embankment, fifty feet
The Pullman sleeper remained on the track.
A. b. Warden, the engineer, was killed and
tue fireman and express messenger were Sc
riously injured. The accident is ascribed
to The displacement of a rail west of the
bridge by train wrecker for the pupose OF
rohherv
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Coroner,. Jurr Nerdlct.

TRoY. Nov. 2.-rhe coroner's jury are
enauirii into the falling Of the Fort Ed
ward bridge while q passenger trsin was
crossing, and which resulted m the death OF
two PEOPLE and the iniuring Of twenty
seven others. After forty ballots they rem
dered q verdict censuring tbe engineering
department iOr negligence and the railrOHd
superintendent Tor allowing heavy trains O.
crSss Of the rate Of fifteen miles an hour.
and the chief engineer Tor permitting the
bridge 20 20 without Inspection.
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CLrvrLssb. Nov 2-G. ". Irvine, Via
80 slscsed Trnns-o1fiD-ntal poi con
rIirrioner. lelt Painesvills us afsrncor
1or Chicsro. He ssFs Be cnnDct tel
ubslbsr bs will sccsIt ne positior IVA
.fIrr . rorfs-sncs uifk fhs ulsstlnF.
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Stocks aud ltUnds.

New YORK, Nov. denver & Rio
Grande, "a rs; Houston & Texas Central,
4S; Missouri, Kansas - Texas. % s; Mis-
souri, Pacific, "a; Texas g. Pacific, % 3 4: 3's,
100 IA; 4 LIS, coupons, Ia IL; AS,
coupons, 12l 3.4.
Governments lower; railroads strong.
Kansas IL Texas seconds rose to SO, and
Erie new second consols TO SO 2. States
dull. Stocks exhibited no fear to-day. ex-
cent general firm ness and maintenance
of prices in spite OF the dullness, with the
exception of Texas & Pacific. which is weak,
partly on the reported small earnings for the
yearand partly on the avowed determination
of the bond holders to refuse scrip and try
. compel the payment OF interest in cash.
There has been no specially weak stock on
the market to-day. The general change in
prices from last nights closing price, is a
fractional decline, but the close was strong
and firm, at the highest price OF the day.
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anrernnr cl.tel.ra,. PrselarnatIon

ALBAEH. Nov. 2.-G0vsrnor Cleveland
has issued q proclamation ealing upon al
district nttornsvs within The stats. Al sbe--
/ M. and psacs officers. aud Ufhers hsvinE in
-lslra fne rE--lfirs isws. - -ra-riss the
=. ass.aar Uf'te-rrs sa-f-.rrr fr geo trI sd
.....r. .f.- er.lI .r..sr 20 10. ss.fH-rr e.
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NOVEMBER SCHEME

1901 frlzes. .Slla Nv
Whole Tickets, 80; Half Tickets, 81; ~
Tickets. $50; 65 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter q
post-ofice order, until further notice. Ordezs
of SIS and upward b. express c&u be sent at
q " expense. Address all orders to J. DOUG.
LAS, Louisville KY. G. A. Webster, 701 MAJ
SLrnet. Dallas TeXna
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ForeIgn MlssIonnry Society.

DIS MONIES. Nov. 2.-The fourteenth an.
nual meeting of the general executive COM
mittee of the womans' Foreign Missionary
society held open session to-day at the irsC
Methodist Episcopal church; after devo-
rional exercises the following were elected:
Mrs. l.. G.. Murphy. Grinnell, Iowa, sec
Rotary; Mrs. J. II. Grace, Rochester
New YORK, assistant secretary;
Mrs. J. l.. Houser. Evanston, Illinois, aud
Miss Mary Catch, Des Moines, committees
on publication, finance and missionary.
Candidates we're appointed, reports
presented, the corresponding secre-
tary's different branches were read
and adopted. The treasurer re-
ported receipts of 1924 1923 SO
for the wear. At the evening session
Mrs. Nina gave an address of
welcome on behalf # the Western
branch and was responded 10 by Mrs j. Il.
Keene. An address was delivered nv Rev.
Il. k. Young, of this city reviewing the
work of the society during the past four
teen wears