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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
ALWAYS AHEAD On ALL COMPETITORS
GOLDSMITH BROS
GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE.

Having received of Spring Stock in we offer
many bargains in every Department Space does permit
us mention the prices of all goods In quoting the fol-
lowing we have only mentioned few goods of every day
necessity so that all desrous of saving money may pay
Early visit, and satisfy themselves that the only
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

NArcHrz, March g7.--The jackson Rail.
road and Telegraph line is completed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

special line of Dress Goods. in all the lead.
ing shades, we offer at l6kc and 2Oc-a Great
Bargain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
.FREF TO ALL The PEOPLE OF TEXAS !
ofourHo
quotio
SANGER BROTHERS
For This Week we Announce the Following Bargains:

A special line of Ottoman Silks, in Black and
Colored, including all the new shades, will be
sold at $l00-VERY CHEAP.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

Ladies' Cotton Hose, in all the leading colors,
and Csc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
or fReerdei's Statements "A Big Batch
OF Lies Out Somewhere.
More Star.Route Presentments Re.
turned by the Grand.Jury.
Ex-senator Kellogg is Among the In
dicted-Brady Also.
Important Rulings by the Court.
star Route Trial.

WASHINGTON, March 27.--Ingersoll con.
tinued his examination of Dorsey in the
star'route case. He was asked il he knew
whether he had draw any check for $1,000
upon Middleton Il Co., in June, 1879, as
described by Reerdell, He said he had
not drawn checkior that amount, but did
draw arheck for $3.50 June 9th or 9sth;
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
Clean Meat Market.

To the People of Butler and sieini'F'
will respectfully state that | have just
,,e,ed a first-class Mea, Market, clean
in .xerv respect, on Ohio street, one door
west OF Baptist church.
II YOU want juicy steak. a tender sur
,oin or a good rosst, don't fail to give me
. ..u Iruarantee satisfaction IN quaii-
" and prices. have had large ehsen.
enc. and know my business Cash paid
!, far kinds ot Butchers stock.
4e-sf.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
The south and southeast Flor
Ida.

should you contemplate a trip to Nash
willie, Chat, anooga, Atlanta, Charleston,
s. c., Savannah, Ca; Jacksonville,
Florida: or in fact. any point in the South
or Southeast, it will be to your interest
to examine the advantages over all ether,
lines offered by the St. Louis Iron Noun
tan & seuthern R'y-"Iron Mountain
Route" in the way of fast time, elegant
At resent Daiiv Train is run from
Saint Louis Grand Union Depot, attach
ed 70 which will be found an elegant Pull
man Palace Sleeping Car, which .uns
Through TO Nashville, Tennessee, WI ere
a;nec, connections arc made with ex-
-,r,ss trains OF connecting Lines, to'
POINTS mentioned above. This irair
rsnnecss at Nashville with the Jackson
y;,,e express. having Pullman faiiae'
Si.en;ne Gar OF the veTv fine II make AZ
.s,hed. which runs through TO Jackson
x;lle. F,erida, without change.
For fur ;.,er information address
F. CHANDLER,
= y kI<>AS, Gen'l Pass. Az
Ass't Gena Pass. Agent 9-a.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
For Valentine Day
The largest and handsomest assortment
of Valentines from one half cent 70 i've
dollars each, is now on ex1lDtlOn at
HEADQUARTERS.
nj. 4. MAYNARD, Post Office.

dependence Jail the other evening
and spent an hour or two in social
chat. Capt. Poole isnow PRESIDENT
of Texas and is said to be worth
million dollars. He is of command
ing appearance and wears 4 beard
reaching to his knees.
Joplin Herald: A Pierce C'tyi
man advertised in the local papers
for wife, giving size, complexisn'
pedigree and points of the desired
article. In three days succeeding
the appearance of the advertisement
he received Is letters, which would
indicate the market for marriagebie
maidens flooded in that region.
Neosho Times: Three large
deer made a reckless dash through
Neosho on Monday afternoon. Some
dogs jumped them up south of town
and pursued them until they entered
the city limits on the southeast. The
deer passed through several do"r-
Yards, and several persons fired
harmless shots at them.
Joplin Herald: Judge I. A.
Pretlow of Laclede county, whose
disappearance from a camp OF hun
ters IN Camden county was noticed
last week. was found dead beside
a log. 1t was evident that in mount
ing his horse from the log he had
slipped and accidentally dis
charged his gun, the bullet entering
his brain beneath his chin.
Windsor Revfew: Col. L. A
Shelton. who Is now "a years old
saws he can out-walk .any man II
! the county, of his age, for 500
side. He also challenges any mar
| of his age to run him foot race to-
$500 a side. He challenges any
man in the county. of his own age
to shoot with him in a shooting
match for ST. 900 side.
| Adrian Adveyttser: Mr.. G. K
D McCory has sold his interest in tn
n firm of A1cCorv & Co. to Z. A
t James. Charley has been avery sue
: cessful business man, his honest!
and integrity has gained the conf
J. dence of oxr people and we ar
Il pleased that he will remain with US
$ The new firm will be known by tn
G name of Shepherd 4 Co,
It St. Louis Republican,: At tn
,, tail end of a prohibition committed
e appointed by the temperance as't'
IS tors at Jefferson City, we find tn
S name of H. Martin Williams. Flu
ther upon the list is that of 3. 0ra'
1t Brown. Parting their names o
IT one side snatches Williams an
Brown from the roll of conmo
Mt people, H. n. Williams and t
le G. Brown would scWcely be reeos
ri nized among the statesmen OF o.
ID day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
HRIGHsoaH11D NOTEs.

Adrian Aaveyt1ser: 1t is said that
f. ". Holloway, former treasurer
of Bates Co., will start a store at
Lone Tree as soon as depot is
built at that point.
Lebanon Sentinel: VIM. How
ard, living near Long Lane, was on
last Friday killed by keing dragged
over the frozen ground by run-a-
way team. He was thrown forward
from load of ties by the from axle
breaking. He lived but a few
hours.
Carthage Banner: The mayor
or Carthage has established quaran-
tine regulations against the towns
of Galenz and Empire City, Kansas,
for the purpose of protecting the
citizens of Carthage from the dis
ease of smallpox, which is now pre-
yailing at those points.
Gallatin Democrat: In the cir-
cult court at Trenton last week the
whiskey men were fined to the sun,
oil $1,000. Some of them refused
to pay their fines, and they were ta-
ken and put IN the town scoop
Rolla N<4v Era: The Frisco
land department has sold the Knot
well Furnace company 1000 acres
of land for that many dollars. 1t
takes all of the road land land
in the vicinity of Ozark to fill the
contract.
Pierce City Empire: F. S. Cor
peny is arranging to JOIN Captain
Pavne's Oklahoma boomers at Ar
kasas City, Kansas, about the last
of the month. Capt. Payne and
company will leave Wichita about
the first of February. and before en-
tering the promised land will be join
ed by the Arkansas City company
Osceola .S.n: The Adrian Ad
vertiser says the mines at Rich Hill
have not turned out according t.
contract. When newspapers II
rival towns in the same county ge
into war of words, the truth gener
ally leaks out.
As will be seen by notice publish
ed elsewhere, MIR. Nash orders a
fences removed from the kansa
CITY and Southern r,ght-of-waY. Ih
removal of these fences will cos
the property owners about. S., ,ooe
and it the company do not build tn
road at once, it will be a severe los
to the people who have fences acros
the railroad.
The reason Osceolians have nc
much confidence in the building {
the railroad is the circulation OF
rumor TO the effect that the prese,
company are simply playing gam
of bluff" to force the Missou
Pacific to ouy the grade at a goo
round sum. However the advent
the s.Keers'' will likely dispe! sf
rumor.
Joe Moody was brought to Csc
ola Wednesday evening of last wee
and lodged IN Jail. Moody carrie
the mail from Appleton City
Butler, being hired by Pickrlii al
.Jerdon. One day he traded t
mail horse for a mule and then SO
the mule fer $50. Not .relishi
that way of doing business, Pick
out, and overlook the fugitive
Rich Hill. Failing to find any n,
fool enough to go on his bond,
was brought to Osoeoia to await
action of the grand iuay.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
Physlclans.

r NJ. CHRISTY, NJ. d., Homeopathic
81 physician and surgeon. Special at
:.ntion given to female diseases, Butter
Mo. once, North side square fIont
room overBernhardt's Iewelry store
cy-t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

A HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler,
n. Mo. Will attend to cases in any
court of record in Missouri, and do gsner-
al collecting business.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

u> G. BOULWARE, Physician and
Surgeon. Office north side s9"alS'
Ru.Ier. No. Diseases OF women and chii-
reH a speciality.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

Wy o. JACKSON, attorney at law,
w Butler, Mo-, Office over +. NJ.
Crunly's, Drug house on West side
26I-I7-tf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
EyrRTNGHAM f. RICE.

ErI\-Sl(TANS and SURGEONS,
usx;-p formed 3 copartnership tor the
.rac.iee of medicine and surgery, tender
heir services to the citizens OF butter
and surrounding country.
80 OEEIfsE in Everinghar,'s new brick
ss. s;ae square. Calls attended 20
:, Il, hour, dav Or night, both in the
CITY and country II
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

s.B. LAsHBRook. :THos. J. SMITH.
r ASHROOk & SMITH, Attorneys at
IL Law utter, Mo. Will practice in
the courts of Bates and adjoining coun-
ties, Collections promptly attended to
and Taxes Paid tor Non-residents.
Office, front room over Bates county Ma
tional Bank. NJ tt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
Butler Drug House
OF

J.H. HitsheW g. C0.
is now ready tor business with an excel
lent new assortment OF pure Drugs and
druggist sundries. North side square,
Butler Mo. u
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

rOHN =. ASP. FRANCISCO, Astor
u news at Law, Butler, Mo-. will prac
tice in the courts OF Bates and adjoining
counties. Prompt attention given to col
lections. Office over Hahn 4 Co.'s hard
ware store. 70
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

PARKINSON & AERNATHY, Attor-
i neys at Law, Butler, Mo. once west
side of the square y
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

Springfield Extra: David Poole,
the noted outlaw captain et QUAINT
rel's band during the war. visited
Frank James at his cell III the In
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31

And 10 there was trouble IN the
camp of the Isralite: And 10! the
voice of the chief Musician was heard
calling on his brother, who also
dweltiaA temple of music, to hasten
to the Scribe and bid him buckle on his
armor, tor behold the Goats have
broken INTO the sanctuary OF the sweet
singer OF Israel. And it came to
pass that the Scribe buckled on his
armor, fer he had cast it aside, yea
he had even gwen it to hum who
guards the evil doors of our people.
Bat, calling on his Younger brother
who was also . Scribe, they h .rken'
ed unto the cry, and fastened forth,
and 10 |! the kid was banished from
the camp.
OMEGA
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-01-31
Lawyers.

n BROWN, Notary Public But
IL. Ter No Will draw and acknowledge
deeds, contracts, leases and all papers re-
quiring the acknowledgment or 1urat OF
an officer.
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7. Everinghan, Il. ID z, l., Kice =. -,
Residence weet sIoe ke~f0
Norta, Main street s9f' - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
Yesterday. To-day,
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIt STOCKS
reported on JoHs II. DAVIS & CO., II Wai'd.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. PIP. VI.
THE GENERAL LIST.

WEDNESDAY, oct. PIP. VI.
To-day's stock market was a curious mixture; it
was compounded of early apathy with the prices
only barely steady il not weak and lato seeming
excitement, when the prices jumped instead OF adj
vancng in the usual methods, by * or 4 per cents
First transactions almost universally were made at
prices that La L per cent higher IMAM yc'er-
days closing figures. But from that time I'LL after
1880 O'Clock the market was dull and prices wcro
dropping, aud to such AN extent that generally
morc than the mornings gains were lost. II was
about l:i5 o'clock when the new movement was
developed, and although some stocks were
more active and advanced moro rapidly
than others it was evident that the orders covering
the whole of the usually active stocks emanatcd
from one source. Michigan Central had been rather
dull and vas selling at S7l2a S74 against carry
sales at 500 S9li suddenly It's price was moved up
TO 90 on transactions Of only 2iOO shares, then TO
03 Oh transactions of only 1900 shares, ana iater
with some fluctuations 10 Ole, and the mai pHce
was %, making IA clear advance for the day Oh o'2
per cont, and for two days of 1874 per cent. Lake
shore in the same hour aud ouehnlf rose from SI's
to iOO0095s; Central aud Hudson from ll6l2 to
1854; Canada Southern from 52l2 to oo'sHof's;
Delaware, Lackawauna and Western from Il1's 10
ll7l2; Western Union from 77l2 to 1874
and the whole list made similar advances
The stocks OF the Northern 1aclHc anu VI
ITS kudreds early weak on reports Oh
iniuncons applied for and granted against the pro
posed issue Of the $2O,OOOOO0 second mortgages,
but in the late dealings they picked mp and closed
higher than last evenings Northern Pacihc com
mon / s and preferred stock i. and Oregon ana
Transcontinental lis per cent. While the power
that had created the late transformation in market
values is recognized and generally has been yielded
to, with moro or less of grace by operators OF al
degrees, there is not less confidence felt Ill Inc
position now than there week ago Inc
Street is surprised il has enjoyed suffered an I'M
expected sensation. But every one Is asking every
body else What does ii all mean
Against whom arc such force and energy
being expended 7" 4" How much are they short "
etc. etc. The popular impression after board honrs
to-day, and it was the general talk ~ that tue
whole movement is directed against a single large
operator, purely a matter of revenge, Tor 1ah-
cied or real grievance of three months ago. There
is however reason TO believe that the operator re-
ferred to now has little interest in the market on
either side. Again the market closed noisy at aDont
the best igpIcS of The day.
Government bonds were dull, but tho bids ior the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
COURT CALENpARs-OCrOBER %.

SUPREME Counr-CH AMgERs.-Bcfore Barrett, J.-NOs.
S6 1896 l54 2O0 2I0 ISL 2js 2G9 2Sl 2S2 292 20J SOL
3il, 3l2 BIB
SufREMk Counr-siEfdAL Ihei.,Beiore Van worst, j.
So 10 i57 49, 1885, ls3 1875. 1856 600 49, III, 59 1871
222
SUPREME couErzCiecLlT.P I-Before Donohqe, J.
i359 75g ii02 1860 1855 1891 9S5 $50 49, 1897 1863
1873 1875 1877 1873 1910 1892 1886, 957, 7 $751; 49,
,,SS Dl5 52i 100 1909 INA I'll Oh 1898 307 U63 $780,
1883 1855 1886, 1855 l34d, SOD, III, 1908.
TRCC!TPAET Ii.-Bcfure IarrfWOTc, j.
Ma T7g IG2D has, 1900, 10T1, O7s, 1913, 81 1885,
1913 1918 6iS l0l9 1921 l20 l2J l234 I07 1884, 1855
s1ifSgss Couaf-Cnscur-PA III.-Before Lawrence
CASIO on, No dav calender.
sURRoGATEs CoyST-Beiore Rollins, .s-MoOn calendar
surTaioR CoUnr-sPEcIAL TrGM.-Before o'Goman, H.
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
A PROTEST FROM CUBANS.

The following protest has been forwarded
to this city by twenty prominent Cuban citizens
who were connected with the late instruction:
VICTORIA DE LAS TUNAs Sept 25, 1888.
II IA with pain that read the proclamation when
sent 70 uA from NewYork by those persons who animated
by motives which are narneless Try 10 III
vOlve In insurrectiOn again this unhappy
country and revive the bitterness whose
sorrOwu reeolectiOns have not yet been eiaced ron
our minds Our plantations lost by the terrible STRIFE
family ties broken by DEATH which the fatal God Of war
sowed around u.s. there only remains 70 us one cons0
ton namely that we believe ourselves brave men, Inc
faith with which had been fighting the great sacrifices
that we made for cause, and more than all, the
sanction which had given 10 the Arrangement nhds
ut ZaniOn by those who were then the fathers OF
our country have confirmed in our belief, II ever
doubt could have found place In our hearts.
Forgetting the terrible past which Ia still covered Win
awful shadows those who have perhaps no idea what ae
ten years of sorrow and desOaOn nce us to put aside
our word honor and proceed openly against our mother
country which alw true 10 its history opened Its gen.
erons arms m the fields OF tho Zanon while they were stu
stained with the blood OF its Those who doubted
our word are not Of Cuba, but are men whO guided
by interest and personal welfare have not wayered one
moment in believing capable OF lowering ourselves 10
their level For them the destruction OF Cuba means
nothing they could by II extract from our barren eds
sufficient sustain the agitation in tho clubs and TO pc
tray with false promises those who have not yet ADAM
dOned their errors Therefore protest and in protest
ing will only say this to the committee at NeWforK'
We are honorable people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1888

SUPERIOR couxr-TnAL TEpf-PAEr r.-BefOre sedgwiof,
{. J.-Nos. 200, e9A $50, 667. 6te, b7o.
suPfnoR ootHT3THIlL TTRa-PAkT II-Before Freedman
eurrnos boUar~TRii TEnx-PAsr III.-BetOre Truar j.
Consos PfEIs~sFEc1lL TRIoI-BefOrc Daily, J.-No day
calendar.
CoMNos PIRAs-EoUTT TLRM-Before Van Brunt j.
No day calendar
CoSiaoy PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-PART I1-Before Beach j.
Nos bA8 be5 STA sO8 z6e 400. 46o. $50 6b3 3So,z0l
CITY CoURT-TRiAL TERMPAsr IBefore Hyatt S0s
49, 90 1888 49, "a 467 6Oo, l7S AL 1888 oZo STE ooi
IL, l8l. -. -
$40 go ia $780, lOl, e7e lOs Ill 1872 Ill., $50 CID
124, 624, 1926 .,, , ,ro.
4O6 4s0 &c, 76 81, 97 3d. 4 AT a. A44 "a, 4Oa' o. So''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARXErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Oct 2s-fhe DJOcerJ yoUrldl reports: H0gs-
Receipts % 600; shipments G0OO market steady Packing
- 1Oa Il 20; packing and shipping 81 ~ - -; Lgat
"a 70dS5 20: gkips. f30t 10.
"a He-ReCoipis, 1000 head shipments $500 head
the market easier except for best; Exports SO 2OU
80 7O Good Chnce slipping 81 6OGsG 10. Common 10
Medium q 4O Pane Catuc slow Texans, s3 20 asa
WyOnInEs. 81 7OdS5 80; Muutanas 81 10.
Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 200 head
Shcep higher Common steady; lnlerOr 10 Fair -
s3; Good ~; Choice. ~ 20; Texans, 81 20 ass 80.
EAST IIBEETY, Penn. oct Cdule--itcUripts, 800
head market dull Prime Shipprrs 81 20 25 FAR 10 Good
-hoccpts 725 head market aeye Philadelphia,
50 80 a - 90; Workers. a SOdS5 20.
SherI-Heceips 3OO head market fair Prime a. - 20i
Fair 10 Good, % 3Jas3 70; Common, S2aS2 90.
ST. LOUIS Oct A.-HOGs- Receipts, 300 head shipments
LOO head market excited and higher Light 81 300
Cde-Reccipts, 1000 head shipments 400 head market
active and drm good graes poor stock dull EXportos
- 0Od 50 - Good 10 choice s. 90 j 3d. CoGnOn 10 Fair
81 2J6sJ; Texans, 81 5OG4 10; Indians. - 30 asa rs.
firm common dull Common 10 Medium Sc 80 % 25
Fair Good, 4Uat3 20; Prime MutOals 50 S00si.
BUFFALO, Oct. "A te-Reccpts to-day, 312 head; total
for thus far $500 head Tor same time last week.
$500 head; consigned through 10 mnrkot steady
with good demand; common grades dull FAIR 90 GOOD
Slppers - OaSJ JJ very good here Light Butchers
So oOaSi 80; Mixed Butchers 80 9OdA
ieepIteceips to-day, 500 head total for week thus mr.
81 900: time last week l5U0O head; consigned
through fair demand but at lower receipts
2Ji Plncy, - Boa - ~ Western Lambs - al
~ 76j Extra, So Canada Lamus - aS5 2Oi large number
iogsIReceipts today 800 head total wee, thus fur
through a3 do nand active AMI prices nave adl,i
Good Choice Workers. s. 2JdtJ %; Medium wricitS
IS 35f5 30; BO0d Heayy scarce In0!4e III - 4O@1J w
Pigs, idsiAO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
DAMAGED BY THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.
A verdict OF $50 600 as damagcs was rendered


Yesterday In favor Of Dr. O. Fayette Taylor and another
Ia their suit 25 900 against the Manhattan Metro
politan Elevated Railroad Companies. The plaintiffs
alleged that they leased building at the southwest
corner OF Sixthave. and Fy-third-st, Ia 1874. for
period OF years for the purpose of carrying their
business ply sicans I'm the OF and
similar diseases that subsequently the elevated railroad
was built which passed up SNth-ave and branchcd of
through Hftythrl-s, in what is known The Harlem
Branch that owing TO the obstruction Of light and air 70
noise dust fumes, etc. arising from the OF the road.
their property diminished In value aud great loss to
their business resulted Badca other aidavits the
ease that Of Mrs. Garrison " Potter who dcpOscd
that she went DIR. Taylo's place invalid, Intend
unlimited time,
ability sleep I'm consequence az the noise OF the trains,
especially When crossing the oG', she went away within
few days.
The railroad companies set ny the defence that tho
roads were constructed lawfully and for the public good
TETS was the second trial OF the si the Jury
ing disagreed The counsel for the plaintiffs was William
NJ Badger Messrs Oney and Dyo appearing FOR the de
fence