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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
BRIEFS.
-ocK MARKET IMPROVED.
Report ON the Labor situation
b. Resumption OF Iron and
|eeI Works - Assignments
and Other Matters.
Labor Matters.

"a THEY START AGAIN.
&URG, Dee. 2O.-Alter an idle
months, tho steel works
*ey, Howe x Go. will start up
Midday.
a MORE GOOD NEWS.
NIANT, o., Dec. 20.--Spauldmg's
xCrKs, which have been closed
Dr some time, VIII he resumed in
Rrtments next Monday.
~ SITUATION AT pIITsBUaG.
BE RS, Dec. 20.-The river coal
b strike was inaugurated to-day
fdigg IS, a number OF pits notify
orators ihat they would not re-
b work until the price Of mining
Ieased from p. to 8 cents per
in the first, second and third
am from . to p in the fourth
The majority of the
worked to-day, but
the exception OF few
hich have nptjbeen heard from.
have ali notified the operator that
ill not return 20 work on Mon
lnless the advance is granted.
Of the diggers in the second pool
me in the fourth, it is said, have
'sed IA willingness to continue
+ They are in almost destitute Cir
ances and have made 10 prepare
Ior winter. Many Of theIa have
orked but about six weeks tor The
sar. These men have been per-
D to promise 80 stand OUT with
hjority and the probabilities are
will do Sc. This
bon a meeting of the
nge held to take action in re.
b the matter was largely attend
'hey decided not ouly to refuse the
b. Of the miners, but also to refuse
bad for any small opera
who would pay more than
present rates; operators vino
Stores along Jho river notified
managers to-day not to sell any
goods 10 the miners on credit. In
'urth pool the diggers, in many in
es, are behind with their rent, and
haen given notice through officers
/ law TO pay.
hERs THROWN OFT WITHOUT
NOTICE.
rvEL Nd, o., Dee. 20.--This after
the Cleveland Rolling Mill COM
posted notices informing their
men that tive departments OF their
$ viii be closed uatil further notice.
was a surprise To
ri hundred men employed in those
stmUuts.
THE BIGGEST SALARY CUT VET.
ARON, Pa, Dec. 2D.--The firm of X.
m oriy ~ Co., operating the Allan
N WORKS., suspended payment at
to-day. II being pay day, proba-
ON $1,000 TO $4,000 was required
V the hands and the amount could
o raised. No definite reports as to
Issets and liabilities can be OBJ
i. This firm was Thought to be the
chest in the valley, and the failure
entire surprise. The general opin.
: that the EN- NarrasSment il only
lrary, aud that if the employees
10 an extension, work will be re.
d. probably next week.
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Tint YIennn Rnnk srlndl..

VIENNA, Dec. 2O.-Two boxes of papers
and cash box containing 800 forms
aud q million forms worth OF accep.
tanoes, have been found In the house of
Heinrich Kuiller, the broker who Is
thought 10 have been in completely with
Jauner, the bnok-keeper. Kulller Il. now
being subjected to an examination.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Moore, 2a3 Prairie street,
Houston, says: "Havug used Browns
Iron Bltters for fever and ngue, malarlal
fnvers and as n general tonic, i take
pleasure In recommending II. l be-
iieye II to be n preventive for many OF
the complaints peculiar 70 oW southern
climate"
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undellyereh Telnrrnma.

Following are messages remalniag OF
hand at the Western Union TELEGRAPH
office, corner OF Elm and Lamar streets
Parties can get them by calling from
to lOa m. and from to SIP. m: =. II
Taher, j. G. o'Connor, j. NJ. Dickson
7. y. Fouke, G. A. Capvell, J. II. Merry
field, Il. +. Holbrook, Mclsnnis & Go.
Sanger Bro, White ~ Co, Calm Bro
Mrs.. u, w. palfrey, j. r.. Wood, Ma,
sails Co., Bradstreet Co., s. s. Flsy'
a Co., kearby 4 Mccoy, ~, Aldrich 1
Worthington, Dallas National Bani
StemInons q Field, David Eckert, Jno
q. Hunter, Miss Dannio WigGingtou
W. y. Hughes. Sage Robinson, Field y
Peak, j. ii. Shelly, Brunswick-Balk
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SANTIAGO, (vla Galvestoul, Dec. TO-
The governor has appointed Marclal
Martinez to represent Chill at the Inter
national Postal Congress TO assemble at
Lisbon on February l.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.--The Inter Ocean
Omaha special says; James Nelson,
who murdered Eugene Sherwood, on
Tuesday, in a frontier county, was
taken by regulators on Thursday night,
his throat cut, shot and his body hung
Nh To free2n.
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NRw ORLEANS, Dec. 20,--Thomas j..
Ford and six associates, indicted on
December 10 for the wilful murder OF A..
IL. Murphy, were grraigned before the
criminal court and pleaded not guilty,
aud were remauded to-day without bail.
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KEY WEST, FLA, Dec. 2O.-Tho cigar
manufacturers, representing a capital OF
about Sl,OOO,COO, will send = committee
to Washington 10 present to congress
the objections of the trade TO the Span
lsh treaty as 1t stands. They advocate
the abolition Of the duty on raw TO-.
hacco, and reduction Of 10 per cent. on
cigars
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MEMPHIS, Dee. 2O,-The Southern Ex-
press company have succeeded in cap
turing tho gang of safe blowers who
recently operated upon the safes of the
company at Dresden and TreZevant,
Tennessee, Nearly all the money
stolen has been recovered.
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Contest Dismissed.

JEFFERSON, Dec. 20. = Special -
Judge Mclean to-day dismissed the
election contest case betwoon Joe Hart
and Joe Haywood ON tue ground that
the court had no jurisdiction.
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A RIr French Hurricane.

PARIS, Dec. 2O.--A hurricane, accom-.
panied by thunder and lightning, WIS.,
tied tho French coast to-day, between
Brest and Chorbourg, doing immense
damage.
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Blankets of all kinds, furniture,
stoves, tinware, notions, gold and silver
ware ana watches at the auction and
commission house of Fine, Very Fine,
go Elm street.
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars short.

NEW YORK, Dec, 20. Schedules In the
assignment of Solomon Rich, jewelry,
10 Abraham $. Trier were filed In the
court to-day. and show liabilities,
f2j,O00, actual assets, $4,000.
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10 shares of the Homestead Building
q Loan Association for sale; also two
shares OF Merchants Exchange stock.
Apply. At Fine, Very Fine, auction aud
commission house, 0lo Elm street.
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The nishnn N RInl,i-

LIMA, Dee. 2O.-The Bishop Of Lima
has ordered tho discontinuanoe of pro-
families hitherto attending Christmas
Eve festivals, considering them unbo.
coming the solcmnity OF the occasion.
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second Hand Clothes Now

EVANSVILLE, IND, Dec. 20.-Nathsn
Gross, y retail ciothier, assigned. AS
Ns, $4,000; liabilities, 100000; preferon-
ces, SIS 900,
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Every one pronouncos the assortment
OF Christmas novelties, cards. toys,
Juvenile books, etc, ut A. ID. Aldridge
y Co, No. 623 Elm, superior to any over
displayed In Dallas, and their prices
surprisingly low.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

You can find many and all kinds OF
goods for Christmas at the auction and
commission house OF Fine, Very Fine,
6l0 Elm street.
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Aintlno Ntattpra,

PORT OF GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Doc. 2O.--Arrived: Steam
ship Carondolet, from New York.
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The English Press ON our Boss Treaty

LONDON, Dec. Gothic interest in tho
Nicaragua canal project is abating. The
Spectator says: 1.-THE statement that the
United States would legislate against
dynamiters is true, compromise would
be easy.
Vanity Fair says: There's nothing
that England ought to object
to in. the Nicaragua treaty. The
English treaty with Nicaragua
which was. concluded by Lord John
Russell in 1860, secures to
England the highest priv
ileges enjoyed, even by Nicaragua
If the people of England knew the dis
graceful history of the Bulwer-Clayton
treaty they would desire 1t to be con-
signed TO eternal oblivion.
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VIENNA, Dec, 20.--Nihilists recently
attempted to wreck a -ailroad train con-
veying tho car to st, Petersburg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

A Surprise.
Upon walking down Elm street YES
terdaay was astonished upon passiii !,
NO. 623 TO sec the magnificent stock ~
bronze japanese embroidery al ,
nounces the display of A. d. Aldrldg
Il 90, superior to any ever before see
in Texas, and they give you u hand
some dictionary where you have made
purchases to the amount Of s..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

Musical merchandise In endless va
riety, ut Frees X Soma.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

Br. q. u. Hewett
has IA good nilch cow with young calf
for sn,e.
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Lpndcorg's Perfume, Eden'a.
Luntporg's perfume, Mare hal Mel Rose.
Iundbcrgs Perfume. Alph' no viole..
Lnndborg's Perfume, Lllly Of thu valley
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FROM CLEBURNE.

raraiyscd Juror and no vcrdlct--.Cris-
inai and business Notes.
VLsBuRSE, Dec. D.-ISpecial.l The
saso OF the state Va. II. d. Bartloy,
SS'ged with perjury, IVES on trial al
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Baum . Fugitive.

"Little Joker" ~ the best smoking
tobacco.
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The Weather


NRw ENGLAND sHtvERs.
BosToN, Dec. a0.--Reports from yarl-
Gus points in New England ind icate an
average temperature OF lS9 below zero
at a. IN.
ACoLD DAT SURE ESouoH.
UTICA, n. Y, Dec, @.-Thirty-eight
below zero last night; ID below this
morning.
CATTLE DEATHS,
Troy, N. -, Dec. 2l.-ln Saratoga
county many cattle have been frozen to
death.
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Music cabinets just received at q. III.
Edwards, 1888 aud 735 Main street.
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SWORDS MUST SETTLE TT.
SO SAYS FRANCE UNTO CHINA
After the Gar Again-Mme. KaIomine',
Divorce Costs-Notes from south
America-The Bridge Scare
aud General Foreign.
TO be Settled b, the sword

PARIS, Dec ga dispatch from
Shanghai to the National saws: The
French minister has been ordered 10
inform China that any further negotia-
uohs are useless and that the dispute
must now he settled 10y the sword.
PARIS, zee. 2O.-The French cabinet
mas approved the new plan of Chinese
ca paigu. Ailre-inforcements will be
directed to TOnqu u and whom the OH.
nese are driven OUT, then 5000 men will
be SEM TO Admiral Cuurbet for am attack
upon hee Lung and Tam-Sui aud For
mOsa.
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Molseley's Mareh Through tho ne.ert

'"'s'ioJ March through the Desert.
CAlHo, Dec. 2O.--Gen. Wolseley will
complete the concentration OF his army
at Korta the first week in January, and
VIII begin his march through the
desert upon Shendy, the 7th of
January. The distance from Korta
to 'Thendy ia 200miles aud Gen. Wolseiey
calculates that the march will occupv
sixteen days, unless no meet with oppo
sitl0n from tle enemy
on The route. A Simultaneous
movement IS to be made from Suakim
against Osman Digna, in Or
DOR 10 secure from attack Tho
Hank of the Nile expedition
.ot Gen. WOlselev, Gen. Stepbenson
leaves Cairo for Suakim Wednesday to
assume command Of the expedition
IRON that place. Major Chorm-
sue reports that out of n
garrison at Suakim of 1900,
marines and sailors, there are only
lOO effective men. Fresh troons
arc to be sent to Suakiln.
IL is reported that Gen. Stephenson
insists upon the necessity Of raising an
effective force of 5000 men TO success
lully operate against Osman Dlgna.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-10-30

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"Amcdment" and "Lioense."

The returns on license" and "no
license" are complete, but the vote
on the amendment III Cross and
Lincoln counties could not he obtain
ed, although The Gazette twice made
application therefor
The vote Oh tie Amendments" in
seventy three counties is as follows:
For amendment No. l." llS,276
votes, against amendment No. l, To-
1877 votes. The vote of the unreport-
ed counties will increase the major
its for the amendment. The total
vote on license" in all the counties
in the state is; For license" 80,
597; against license" 45,35S vote S.
Six counties Ashley, Columbia,
Franklin. Johnson, Logan and Pope
VOTED against license. In 1882
the number thus voting was twelve.
As already stated by the Gazette,
the amendment received a constitu-
tional majority, and upon the assem-
Dlage OF the legislature will be de-
clared part of the organic law of
the state.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-10-30

Nowhere else can the Republicans
make such fight a. they made in
Ohio by concentrating all their efiors
there for six weeks. They have
hardly SO much Us lighting chance
in New York, Massachusetts, can on.
~ be held by hard struggle, New
Jersey aud Connecticut can hardly
be wrencLed from the Cleveland col
umn. Wisconsin and Michigan va
yer in the balance, Illinois shows q
disposition to wander from the
fold, the outlook in California is we'll
nigh desperate. Indiana is sure for
Cleveland, and the Democrats have
only to hold New York in order to
win.
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins ana
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient 10 suppose he had some affec-
tion of the Kidneys or neighboring Or
gans. At times, symptoms of indiges-
ton are present, as flatulency, uneasi-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture.
like perspiration, producing very
disagreeablc itching, after getting
warm, is a very common attendant.
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield
at once to the application OF DIR Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts direct
~ upon the part affected, absorbing the
Tumors, alIaying the intense itching,
and effecting permanent cure. Price,
30 cents. Address. The Or. Bosanko
Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by
J.. NJ. Harkey Il Bro. May lily.
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Perhaps the most striking incident
of Governor Cleveland's visit to Buff
falo was the formal Address tender
cd to him by the Independent Repub
licans Of the city. Among the ex-
pressions in that address, signed by
Republicans and citizens OF the very
highest standing, were the following
"We have watched your official ca
reer and have studied your life. We
feel that we know YOU well. We be-
lieve that integrity is the basis OF
your character, that faithfulness to
trust is yoar first rule of life. We
prefer an honest Democrat to dis
honest Republican" Before such
testimoney as this Balls dirty SLAM
der sinks away like Macbeth's bags
at the approach of morn.
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Not even q continental liar would
have the effrontery TO deny that the
Republicans we're driven to extraor
binary and exhaustive >xcrtions to
avert the loss OF Ohio All the mon
ey squeezed out Of Federal clerks or
paid BIZ Could, Huntington, Sage,
Field and others for prospective IA
vors was poured into the State.
Blaine exercised his magnetism on
| 100000 people. Frauds aud ruf-
ianism we're practiccd at the polls.
VIVA, has been tic result? The
increase in the vote Of the State be-
tween the Presidential years siuce
1860 has averaged $4,000. 1t is q
moderate estimate to say that II Re-
pubicanism had held its own and
not grown unpopular with the people
$4,000 OF this increase ought TO have
gone to that party, making the legit
innate Increase of its majority this
year over the last Presidential year
10000.
Blaine as tue G heir = to Garfield.
ought certainly TO have secured in
the October election as much ma
jority as the Garfield ticket received
in 1880, which averaged 20,600. So
that on the supposition that RcwIb
licanism has not, crab like gone
backwards, the legitimate majority
for the Blame ticket last Tuesday
ought TO have been at least 10000.
This IS without taking magnetism
into consideration. Blame carried
his magetic person all over the
State, while Garfield, during the
canvass Of 1880. remained quietly at
Mentor.
Yet 1t is likely that the Blame
majority is from 5000 5000 below
that of the Garfield year.
But if he could not maintin Gar
fields majority in a Republican
State, what a dreary prospect is be
fore him in Democratic New York.
where between ST. Johns Prohib-
itionists and the Independent Boilers
nearly If not over 100000 Republl
cans are hopelessly disaffected!
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Mary Cunniff's Faith Reward

Mary Cunnitf, an irish girl with
Mr.. Edward Hopper, No. 1206 Spruce
ST., has invade fortune. A hard
working domestic has SIS, 900.
She communicated to reporter that
months ago, she heard of Tho Louis
lana State Lottery, and decided on
M Investment. Her belief in its
honest principles were not shaken
when she drew blank for four times
subsequent, nor did she fail to invest
monthly, by mail, $l.00 with NJ. A.
Daupllin, Washington, ID. G. She
has just been bottled that the tick
ct, one fifth of which she holds, No
70,46S, hos drawn the $4,000 prize.
Philadelphia News, Sept. 26.
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PRIcKLY Assn BlrrERs Is an y

PRIcKLy ASH BITTERs IL an un.
failing specific for all complaints
arising from arrangement Of the
functions OF the Liver. 1t pur,fies
the blood and infuses new life into
the invalid. Pain in the side. gen
eral unesslness, loss of appetite,
headache, bilious attacks, DC. &C.,
are shure indications that . correct
i've Is needed. PRIcKLY ASH BIrrERs
Is especially adapted for these com
plants. 1t arouses torpid liver to
action and restores it to healthy
condition.-Oct.3 81.
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Elbow can ] become poet wrote
conceited youth 20 the singer Long
fellow? Kat fish my dear sir.o
But we doubt the advice; no man
however has ever doubted the fact
that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the
greatest cough remedy now in the
market.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-10-30

A fine constitution may be broken
and ruined BY simple neglect. Many
bodily ills result from habitual CON
stipation. There is no medicine
equal to Ayers Pills to correct this
evil, and restore the system to natu
raj, regular. and healthy action.
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Sheriff. Election Proclamation

Notice is hereby given that an elec-
ton will be held at the several voting
precincts in Pope county, Arkansas,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of November.
1881, bstween the hours prescribed by
law, for the purpose OF eleeting the
following named officers, to-wit: Two
Presidential Electors for the State at
Large; One Presidential Elector for
each Congressional District; One Con-
gresham for the 81 Congressional Dis
trict. and One Chief Justice of the SUI
preme Court OF the State.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
October, 1884.
j. w. QUINN. Sheriff
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Notice!

The undersigned wish to inform the
public that they have repaired and
placed in good condition the old Har-
die eagle water mill on Illinois Bayou,
aud are now ready to serve the public
in good turn outs OF meal and -four.
We guarantee to give entire katisfact-
ion, both In quantity and quality OF
floar and meal. A liberal share Of pat
ronage is solicited.
/. B. DAVIS.
CHARLEY PLEss.
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BOYS in the Pittsburg glass faeto
ries have struck fos higher wages.
Worcester, Mass, celebrated heI
bi centenary last Wednesday.
Several cities and provinces OF
Italy are still scourged by cholera.
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VitkNgt. or SIN purnHSts TOT -IJFeT IuEt,g.
s.. Also by mail, postage free. On receipt Of
price.
EzrS- Full particulars in pamphlet. which
will be nailed free to every applicant Adj
lrese all COMMUNICATIONS 20 the sole manHfac-
turers. MURRAY MEDICINE Co. kansasCity Mo
gk57- Sold in Russcllyille BY .ISo. W. TUR-
sER 4 Co, and by Druggists everywhere.