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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-26

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Officer Woddoll, OF the British steam
ship Sculptor, which arrived recently at
Baltimore from Rio, reports that several
attacks upon whale, by whae-tlrashers
were seen IN the v,yapn. One day three
Whale, were kui'i lu ,rss ,bau half an
h0ur hy these iieh. The Wh,he thrashur
Nit Nabdeli describes rs a fish with a
trunk about i've feet long, very round,
aud emil Twelve feet long The tail Is
tat, with sharp rGgca. The thrashCrs
follow Tho aTt,' with tail lifted high
uut ot the water, at the s1mo time sway
ing It frDm siuo 90 sidr, until. with 90
swift mot h ia brought down up0u
thu whale Win terrific force, cutting
into hun like ,hr stfo,,os of p knife.
Son 'times throo thrHshogs were seen
alon siGo one Wl0le,- c. en- % II mes.
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FORT WORTH.
MILK WATERED VERY LITERALLY.
The Law and Order Party Agitating-Dis-
trlct Court In Session--Don't Like
the Close of the League Series
Interesting Items.

Font WORTH, Sept. &.-[Special. +
Considerable excitement was caused
to-day by the reported finding in sewer
of the body Of baby, but closer inves-
tigation found 1t to be something else.
The sanitary police to-day took aquart
of milk from each of the cans of milk of
ten dealers, which was tested with a
lactometer, when three men were found
TO have pure milk and seven watered
from Is to p per cent. Some of the
milkmen claim the tests were not
properly made, and say no one but
skilled chemist is an authority on the
subject, and laugh ut the idea of putting
- per cent. of water in milk. saving il il
an impossibility for such milk TO pass at
all.
A rumOr Is current that tho Law and
Order party will, in n few days, start a
paper OF their own, the tone OF the other
papers being too liberal and conserva-
tive TO suit them. Several of the Law
and Order mon say there is no truth in
the rumor.
District court has been hard at work
this week. Reed II Hitson against the
| Texas Investment company, limited,
occupied the time of the court until after
2 o'clock to-day. The lawyers took up
the tlmo arguing demurrers and ok
ceptions. The defendants made appli-
cation fora continuance.
! The ROsodale VS.. the Forth Worth
! Street railway is set for tomorrow. 1t
is hard to say whether Il will be tried or
not, In any case IL is likely to 20 Il
the Supreme court for final adjudica-
ton.
The following suit was filed to-day
j. n. Ellis ct al. VS.. w. Z. Patillo ct al.
an action in trespasS To try title aud re
cover damages. The land is 100 acre,
OF the j, n. Ellis 60 acre survey. Tn,
Gulf, Colorado & Santa lNe ran thei
road through this land, and the defend
ants, PatillO, ct al., in the case, are tn,
co-deiendants with the railway com
pany. The suit also contomplates parti
ton of the land.
There Is much dissatisfaction here a
the abrupt closing of the League game
In the State. Fort WOrthians say on
club is entitled to and could have wo
first place had all the games bee
played.
A light rain fell here tonight, bu
not enough to do any good.
Two negroes have been passing then
: selves of among their race i'm the Thir
r. ward rs policemen, wearing stars an
blue clothes. officers are looking fo
them.
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New YORK, Sept. 25.--Governments
I'm.
RAILWAYS firm.
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Cholera Record.

PARIS. Sept. 25.-In the department of
the Eastern Pyrinees fifteen deaths
occurred from cholera to-day. The
Temps reports two cases of cholera at
Clichy. Typhoid fever is raging at st.
oven, Paris suburb. The Project OF police
visited the infected districts.
MADRID, Sept. Pin the past twenty
four hours nine cases of cholera devel-
oped in the province OF Alicante, in the
Tarragona, three, and in the latter
DREADFUL SUMMARY.
NAPLES, Sept, 3.-Since the outbreak
of cholera in this city lO,2O3 cases and
1885 deaths have occurred.
ALARMING INCREASE.
GENOA, Sept. 2.-Cholera is increas.
ing to an alarming extent in this city
SiNty-eight new cases reported to-day.
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MEXIA, Sept. Especial. r. Mr.. j. &.
Smith, Jr., for several years a merchant
of this place, but Of late book keeper
for Burgower, Kohn & Co., died here
last night after n protracted illness
of about two months. His many
friends regret his death. lie leaves u
wife and five children, who have the
their bereavement. The funeral took
place this evening with the funeral
rights Of the Knights of Honor and
Knights of PythiaS, of which orders he
was jealous member.
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NEUROLOGICAL.
John w. Garrett.

New YORK, Sept, ga dispatch to
Kiernan's Agency says: John w. Gar
rett, of Baltimore, died this morning.
ever, say there was no change in his
condition since 7:30 this morning.
The Suns bulletin at 1890 this morn
ing, said Garrett was still alive. The
flag on the Baltimore II Ohio depot is
not at half mast. At Robert Garrett ~
Sons bank nothing later than the 1890
bulletin has been received.
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Thousands oi storios ON this subject
are told. 1910 ofWhich whom thoroughly
-iii.d, 49, found Co hnvo thoir origin in
dysVcptic uuo nervous dreams. To gJt
via ui such unpleasant dreams, tuuo up
Your stomach and strengthen your
nerves with Browns Iron Bitters.
Everybody who trios This famous tonic
Uuds 10 reliable, and pleasant iu its uc-
zion. Mr. Aug, kHuD. ofDi ELM street,
Cincinnati Says, "liTa"us i,JU lI.t.l-
entirely OIrOJ mo u. %. ap.p-ia.'
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The reinstatement of Iii Hung Chuang,
the leader of the peace party in China, in
all the offices from which he has been
removed, Is said to be without political
significance, the colleague belonging to
the war party, who was appointed to act
with him and the government of his
province of Pie Che Ii, remains with
him
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LONDON, Sept. "a Paris corros.
poudcnt of the Morning Nows says: A
wcll-known correspondent Of several
newspapers OF America olopod with the
young wifa of an English uoblemau.
Detectives tracked The rugitivcs to Bms-
sells, but Che scent was lost i'm that city.
auu ii Is believed tIut they have taken
Vnssage to the colonies. Tho lady is do
srr.hcd rs very beautiful woman, and
lhD cl0pomeut is considered very incOm-
proheusib.O hy her relative, and friends.
The journalist is old enough 10 hc me-,
father. The u1ugs Ugn uut mslp pub.
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forming pool. 1t was decided to call
it the Pacific Coast Associa-
ton and also that all bus
mess originating east of tho Mississippi
river and destined to points in Calf
.ornia, Nevada and British Columbia,
should be included in this pool. Rates
and percentages are to be decided upon
at future meeting.
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vhc linlnnnt Necded.

BuRNEr, Sept. Or. Special Tho
ong looked for rain fell hero to-day
vhich was much needed, but too late 60
'onelit the present. crop. In fact the rain
rs disadvantage TO cotton, The cot
on crop is being gathered very rapidly
nd will soon hp marketed.
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LONDON, Sept. 2j.--Ebensburg, the
proprietor of the hotel Esplanade, of
Paris, was arrested at Lisbon when
about to depart on the steamer Oregon
for Laplata. The charge is fraud. lie
was enabled tOproceed in consequence OF
defective warrants of arrest. It is be-
lievcd, however, that he will yet be
brought to justice at Paris, as the oncnse
Is comprised in the laws OF eXtradition
with Brazil His delalcation amounts
to S320OOO.
lie has deserted his wife and family,
and it is nstertaiucd that he kept three
mistresSvs and He'd with the fourth.
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MESrA, sept, 2j-.Sfc ia., We had
good rain to-day, tho first ror about
irco months and halt Whloit came
b late TO be of any benefit 10 the ri
lltUral inter sst, d viii give the grass
Part, and put wa,oriu the many empty
IS throuch0ul this vicinity. Soyo'Ul
our Stockmen are losing cattle Tor
Tnt of water.
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The Commune In Brussels.

BRUSSELS, Sept. 25,--The Echo Du
Parliament states that tho police are
searching the domiciles OF the editors of
the National, and that the rooms of the
league were discovered and
quantities of arms and ammunition seized
and that reports of plot against the
State exists. Arrests will follow.
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POINT AU PFC, QUEBEC, Sept. o.
Tho steamer Saguena, on her way to
Quebec with u number OF British scien-
lists and other passengers on board
caught fire and burned to the waters
edge hero last night. The crew and
PASSENGERS were saved.
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An Inasrenaent cnnala.te for conrre.

An Independent Candidate for Congress.
To the Voters OF the Sixth Congressional
District Of Texas:
GENrLEMEN:I most respectfully an
nounce myself as Republican indie
pendent candidate for Congress, subject,
of course, TO any action the Republican
Congressional convention may take in
the premises. | will address tho people
and expose tho talllcios and demagog-
ism Of sour DIN" ut the following dates
and places, viz:
Dallas, oct. |, mt p, ~.
Fort Worth, Oct. ,, Ht 5 y. IA.
! Terrell, oct 3, nc y. M.
! Hutrhius, Oct. 4, at S p. IN.
! Nilishoro, oct. z, at s. -. M.
! Clohuruc, oct. -. no 3 D. ma.
| Meridian, oct. II, 40 p. m,
WaNahachie, Oct. 10, AT . p. m.
! Ennis, oct. 10, at s p. m.
! Kaufman, Oct. IL. 40 p. m.
! Friends viii please see that thes,
meetings are locally advertised and nee
cs-ary details attended TO. Ladies' w,
| especially invited.
Very respectfully,
j. G. BIsGEE.
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BosroN, Mass, sept. 25.-Commenc-
b Monday, the fast express will leave
pSton daily AT 3p. m. via Fitchhurg
yilroad, Roston llOosnc Tunnel, West
N New York, West Shore & Buffalo
reat Western and Wabash, ST. Louis
Pacific railways, arriving in 81.
ouis on the second morning ut $40.
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Charter Issutd-prouth Ended.

AuIIN, Sept, 25.-lSpecial.l-A char
ter is issued to the "Nona" mill company
Of Hardin county; capital stock $4,000.
\ gCntle rain last night WAS followed
to-day by a heavy rain storm and the
drOuth i nt an end.
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GrrlnnnNllrd Chlnn.

LONDON, Sept, 9j.-rhe Pail MAJ,
Gazette says; It is believed In of
fetal circles at London that the attitude
of Germany toward the Frlncn-China
din ltv 4 oxtrciirg dlVuie.ing g..
huon, n.uh lhH Frurh cth.npD
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3RoEsnEEcR, Sept . 49, LSpeciahl--A
q rain fell hore last night, the frs. "
u consequence since the 18th day Of
aV.
1ptton is coming in lively,but the crop
Unusually short.
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NAPLES, Sept. PA girl II years Of
age was stricken with cholera to-day
and her lover called but was prevented
by the girls mother from entering the
sick chamber. He shot the mother, ia
tally wounded the sick girl and then at
tempted to kill himself.
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CtrY oP MEXICO, Sept. &,-Coupres,
this afternoon proclaimed porHr,u
DiaE President Of tho Mexican Republic
for four years, beginning Boz mbor /.
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Rain at MelLmnry-rersnnnl Mentlo

Rain at Mcftuncy--Persona Mention.
MckINNEY, Sept 25.-LSpecial. A
fine rain fell here this morning, No
damage as yet to the cotton crop.
The condition of Col. II. Ii. Murray
grows more critical, and his friends are
seriously alarmed.
Henry Wiley, midshipman in the
United States Navy, leaves ts-night for
Annapolis, after Peasant months fur
Tough among relatives and frienes. a
sailors life has made a marked improve
ment and developed the better qualities
of manhood. Mckinney will be proud
of her representative sailor boy.
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LoSnoN, Sept. "a Times shanghai
despatch says; The German consuls
and naval commanders arc ordered 10
maintain independent attitudes.
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- A II Il r THAN YER q

received another
VERY Low PRICES oa
We Fire and
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LONDON, Sept. % Advices from Bur
NAH state taat sanguinary outbreak
occurred In the jail al Mendalia, in
which several hundred conyicts wore
killed.
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+ troN, ScpL@.-.S Special "a heavy
general rain Inns fallen In this aud
pining cOuodes, and 10 Is not ended
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tcAu0. Sept. IA meeting Of the
fesantativos Of railway lines intor-
In business to far western points
held hers to-day for the ur ose o,
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was continued.

LANDLORDS Perfume. Ednnn.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Mtrerhni MIDI Rose.
lMndhorg's P'riume, Alphine Violet
IundbOrss Perfume, Lny OF tho Valley.
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Newcomb, Euchnnnn q Co.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. %. There has been
nothing of a startling nature developed
In the Newcomb, Buchanan d Co. assign
ment, and the general feeling already in
business circles is giving way to one of
quiet resignation or idle speculation.
The work of going through the books
and checking out is pushed forward as
rapidly as possible, and Manager Hal
sey promises to give definite informa
ton ut the earliest possible moment.
There is no longer a doubt that there
have been fraudulent transactions on
the part of Buchanan, but to what eX-
toni can be determined only after
the process of looking up each individ-
ual receipt and corresponding barrel
of whisky. \ statement is made on
good authority that two more recoipts
arc found to be duplicated this morning.
The question as to the whereabouts of
the partners has had no light shed upon
itto-day, and it is still a mystery.
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Arroyas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rains.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. Special.
'pecials from nearly all the counties in
xtthwestorn Texas report heavy and
ontinuod rains, the first in rourmouths.
D. stock interests have suffered hcav-
N for water, and the ranges in many
'ectious had dlird up nuG blown away
or miles, Most OF tho ArrOyas and
Watering plgcCs are ul.Cd, and the
yhgr is -lIll threat auiug. The bcuc-
= Ucgi,u'galc. So far rs learned the
r. have no, uN.cudcd any distance in
-A--.
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EAaEiN, WISE COUNTY, TFXAS, March "a, 1884,
Texas
Gentlemen Send me three dozen ".
aOnce have sold bottle received
teed it to cure, and 1t has failed single instance
Yours truly, W. P. SEARCY.
SOLD DEALERS,
v CTSOwDUS Texas
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-07-17
Justice Again Defeated.
LAWYER coNNELL's VERDICT REVERSED.

LAwlE Err CONNELLs VERDICT REVERSED.
The supreme court of Illinois has
Just rendered II decision which is of
local as well rs general interest, in set
ting aside a verdict of SI5, 1000 in favor
of w. J. Cunnell, Esq, of Omaha. Our
readers will remember the main points
of this case. Mr.. Connell bought a
ticket in Omaha for New York over
the Wabash, Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvania roads. On reaching West
Philadelphia and entering upon the
PENNSYLVANIA road the conductor told
him his ticket was not good, and that
he must again pay his fare to New
York. On enquiring as to the reason,
he was told that hc had received orders
not to accept tickets from the Balti-
more and Ohio road, rs the Pennsyl-
vana road had declared war against
the former. Mr.. COnnell refused to
pay again, and with the help of
brakeman elected him from the train
with considerable violence, leaving
him at way station where after "A
time a local train took him back to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Cornell sued the company in
Chicago where the case was tried some
two years ago. The railroad brought
it's officers and train hands and its best
counsel to defend the suit. Mr.. Con-
nell did not know Il person on the train
and was in fact his only witness, the
case being tried virtually on the adj
mission of the railroad officials. The
jury were out only long enough to
make proper show of respect To the
court when they brought in verdict
for the entire amount of damage asked
-Sl5,OOO. Afterwards this verdict
was set aside by one of the Illinois
judges on the ground that the amount
was excessive, and about a year ago
the case was again tried with precisely
the same result Now the supreme
court of the state has set aside this
second verdict on the ground that a
passenger has no right to maintain his
rights against railroad conductor.
The court says: at was his duty when
notified by the conductor that he would
Got receive his ticket tn pay his fare
under protest, or leave the train and
hold the company responsible for the
expulsion without compelling the con-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-07-17
General News.

The river and harbOr bill apprOpri-
ates $4,000 for the Burlington break
water.
The oldest apothecary shop in Der,
lin, which will reach its 4O0th anniver.
sary in 1888, has just been sold fol-
S3O0,0O0.
An express train on the Manchester
and Sheffield railway, England, was
wrecked Tuesday and twenty persons
were killed.
Four more fishermen were drowned
Monday at the mouth of the Columbia
river. This makes 50 men drowned
there during the last three months.
1t was stated that the Endorsement
of Blaine and Logan by the Westliche
post of st. Louis of which Carl Schurz
is proprietor was done without his
knowledge and consent.
The first Massachusetts rally for
Cleveland and Hendricks was held at
Lexington Monday evening, and Chas
Theodore Russell, Congressman Morse
and Josiah Quincy did the talking.
Miss Catherine Wolfe of New York,
now summering in her fine villa at
Newport, supplies the entire means to
fit out and send out the BabylOnian
exploring expedition, under the direc-
ton of DR.. William Hayes Ward.
The steamer State of Maine, of the
International Line, plying between
Boston and st. John, was run on a
reef in the Bay of Fundy Saturday af-
ternOOn. No lives were lost. Efforts
will ha aHn tn fha unSSnl
The treasury department is informed
that a new counterfeit $40 silver certi-
ficate has appeared in the West, sup
posed to have been printed from a
wOod-cut, but likely to deceive an
ordinary judge of money.
The yellow fever is quite bad at
Guaymas, Mex, and several cases have
appeared at MazatlaR. People are
fleeing from the latter place, and the
authorities of HermosillO have put a
quarantine on the Sonora railroad line.
DR.. Newman Hall, the distinguished
divine, celebrated Friday the Both an
niversary of his passionate In London
He said that the Fourth of July was
the birthday of his wife, of his beauti-
full church and of American indepen-
dence.
Senator John r. Baldwin of Lynn,
who was thrown from his horse Fri
day and was supposed to be fatally
injured, is better, and there is an even
chance for his recovery. His horse
was frightened by fire-cracker.
The eyes of Harry Furman, a ten
year-old son of ex-Assemblyman Rob
ert Furman, were put out and his right
hand was mutilated by the explosion
of a toy cannon at Schenectady, n. Y,
Friday.
Ossian Ray of Lancaster has with
drawn as a congressional candidate in
the ID district, leaving DIR. Jacob H.
Gallinger of Concord, chairman of the
republican state committee, Daniel
Barnard of Franklin and Levi w.
Barton of Newport still in the field.
General B. F. Butler and E. C. Car
rigan, of John P. Phair fame, are to
defend DIR. Samuel Allen of White
River Junction against the charge of
murder in the Boston courts. Mr.. Car
rigan studied law with General Butler
and is associated with him in his law
practice.
An immense republican ratification
meeting was held in Boston, Tuesday
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-07-17
4 Pleasant Excursion.

On Friday, July IL, the American
Pathological Association, which had
been holding it's sixteenth annual seS-
sion ut Dartmouth college, was given
an excursion to Lake Memphremag0g
and return through the generosity of
the Passumpsic railroad company
Fifty-two persons, members of the as
sociation and of the faculty of Dart
mouth college and ladies, formed the
party. A meeting of the excursionists
was held on the steamer ''Lady of the
Lake." over which presided Professor
w. ID. Whitney of Yale college. On
motion of Professor NJ. l.. D'Ooge of
Michigan University, the retiring presi-
dent of the association, the following
action was taken by unanimous vote =:
"The members of the American
Pathological Association and their Han
over friends and hosts desire to ex-
press their gratitude for the delightful
excursion enjoyed by them through
the generous invitation of the Pas
sumpsic railroad company. To those
who have never before visited this
region the beautiful scenery of Lake
Memphremagog is II surprise, the mem
DRY of which will be a lasting pleasure"