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New YORK, Nav % in the GIaGt &
Ward ipuuiry, to-day Fish, ex-preslusnt OF
rhe Marine bank, testified that The con.
tract IN the pss.- boob were nosnbered con.
-ecudveiy br Ward. Wltne1 kept fep-
-rsts record, but the book WAS 10 the hands
of Mr.. Brugp. Witness scknovledRed he
had dealing, ia cliegcd contracts, too notes
OF which he discounted Tor Grant & Ward
He understood they were In payment
tor the purchase OF -four for the United
States guyesnms ut. He was given TO under
stand tho contracts we're assigned TO Grant
& Ward for them 10 ell through Sumo per
SOP, ro,n they should designate. He had
sometimes asked to see these con
trectr, bat Ward would tell
aim they were confidential and could
ror be shown. The business of the tlrm ui
G rsnt & Ward, he was told, could OF b.
disclosed to miner ner1 bsrs al the firm f,u
pr,1desrisl reasons. Wsrd said the pu olic
70. ar di.cu sion Of those contracts might
ipiure G suersl Grant and affect his pros
pscts for omlnaron for president IN the fu.
lure. The profits derived from the supposed
q, ,cracrs h I'd averaged from 8 10 10 per cent
Ger morth for the Las, year ans half. H
had never insisted on KNOWN e y whose right
the contracts were made. He md been In
mo hsblt of disoountioR the notes OF Gran
having them rediscou ,tsd nj q
much Less rate. On the pass
oook spp.sred a record OF loans to various
persons, most ofthem employees Of The t run
81 Grant & Nard, in sums OF from 81 800 tn
rs oOo, personally, but on Wards responsi
hhit,. and the sums ~ loaned were cred ted
IN Che firm oil Grant 4 Ward. II. sup
ro.ed collateral ~as given for the losus.
m. looms were made In this way
Fish -, J, nee au-. they lnok 81 he ter. He
aim DIV took Words stst,ment about Nal.
lorv I'D others ~ whom he 10 ms we're
m ,,e He said he had never informed
Gcner, i GRAFT nr U. 8. @ ant. jr., BIO was
s,.c,rntipe these notes o. S per cent. An
eutry of Nnvember i5sh, 1893, sho we'd loan
70, forty dsys at 80 per cent. di.count.
Fish uaid he had scld the notes Of Grant &
Ward At that rate To several persons,
among others, Arthur B. Graves dealer ia
cotton and president OF the st Nicholas
back. At the rate At which they we're
deirs vusine-, Fish salt they
c,u'd sfford 70 discount at thirty
Der cent. he ususllv discounted
the notee ~ 8 per cent. asd get other bank.
err - discount them NJ q per csnt. He
might, hrwevsr. hsvs taken como Of the
notice O. 30 per osst., sed then had them
rs-disosu stsd st per cent. 10 regard
n the prshss hon The bsdpess, Fish said in
1881 BE- A.vv frsa TIE Arm OF erss, 4 Ward
e 81 shssS about oloo 80: IL 1883 be re-
ssfvsd $500, 600, ssa u 1oB4 about $4,000.
Ptsh said the saAk sasplUs - ussd TO take
az ED Outstanding ssins fer the benefit
IL the Marine bank. The contracts
vs<s vsry large sod the profits
vSss propoyfionstely large. He under.
apcd, he sid, the sorWn nent bad ordered
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PERSONAL.


Colonel l.. w. 0slesby, Plano, Is al the
Windsor.
Captain L. G. Childs left last evening FOL
Chicago.
TO. Walker. OF Galveston, resstersdat
the Windsor.
James G. Garrison, Henderson, is regis
tered &C the Windsor
Tire criminal docket of the district court
will be called Monday.
IL clouded mp yesterday evening threat
enlug another heavy rainfall.
"a. DaiiGn, popular conductor on the
Texas Ctntni, is booked ct the Windfor.
Ms. II. Tone snd daughter, Mtg Isle,
Of Dom,on, arr visiting Mr.. F. x B5wiey
Il. B Ayers, the great furniture man, OF
Grand X pds, Michigan, Is at iho windsor.
HIS friends will regret 20 learn that Mr..
p. f. Stephenson l. ssri1uoly i'll az his
home.
Frank Graf, with Au't & Wilbory, mann.
facturers OF printers' inks, Cincinnati, is in
the city.
The members of the w. G. r. U. society
have siven the prisoners In the county JaiI
eight bibles.
MIS-. l.. @. G. Lamar, jr., will open her
ar, strd!o 10 the public from Tuesday next
until Saturday evening.
Mrs. l.. Craddock and children returned
h ono ye.tsrdAy morning from u several
week, scjourn at Wooden Wells, much i'm
proved 10 health.
Ars. w. A. Watkins and her beautiful
littl4 daughter Marian lett yesterday morn
ing for Louisville and Glasgow on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Mr. Jshs 8. Wilmer, who len yesterday
for Chicago TO attend the republican ma
tsSal convention, was accompanied by his
little daughter, Aise Ella.
Oh. MeCinnis, Of the firm Of McGinnis,
Barnard 4 hoGinnis, OF Colorado City,
Texss, 10 in the city on business. This
Arm have for ssle lands, cattle and sheen.
PARTIES dssihng to buy will do well TO csll
on or correspond with Thorn.
Miss Linda Afford returned on the Texas
h Pacific nom 81. Louis yeFterdav aftei.
noss, havinG com pl-ted her first term at
a. the Youns Ladiss Select school. Miss
Linda Won laarsls In msximum marks, and
bnnss evidence OF first proficiency IN all
her studies. Her young friends met her
at the dsnof, waking quite a turnout OF
young ladies' and gentlemen, and these
ravs their favorite reception cordial
enough TO convince the returned student OF
The high es'eem Ia which she is held here.
At Oh. Ct George: Mrs J II Bowman,
Plano; Douglas Naples, A S Stewart, Miss
Dudie Buchanan, b rune and wife, u W
Smith, MissO Wright, Mrs Ella Brummeti
NJ W Rsl,y, Terrell; Kemp, Georgia;
F Dunlap, Waxshnchi.; j g Walker,
Houston: Samuel Over, Springfield, Ohio;
J A Wstlcv, Ellis county: George
Dsugherty aud wife Kaufman: n Q Neal
Ennis: IL O Camp, Decatur; l. J Green,
Kingston: Il @ Lancaster, Marshnll James
Morley, Ellis COUNTY; Dsvi,or, H.nriet.
Ia. T Linz, Y into: Y y Collin, W-y.hsch.
IL; Lee Roberto, New Mexico; W / Wealth
uburn. New YorF: g II hcGinnis, Cola
rsdo: g " Henry, Cisco; @ A Embree, AL.
v.rsdo; Perkins, Frankfort. Kentucky;
nrr @ q Hcr-on. Miss Mary Cummins,
Mckinney: GEORGE Bowman, Plano.
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lsELrON,

PgLroY, May 20. Especially - Fifteen
stont.cuttcrs at work on the court-houte
gave notice this morning to the contractors
that they woul quit work If two men re-
certify pus ~ were not discharged. TAeir
mi ctior WAS that the two men were non.
unlou They had previously worked to-
rether on tho cspltol and nude a strike,
AID ihesp two having families in need went
back 10 work 10 shor. while. The con-
tractors refusing 10 accede TO their de-
m aud they all as body quit wors.
The sheriff and depu'ies ara keDt very
bry showing visitors through the
new Jail, which is conceded TO be the finest
IN tue state. All the prisoners from
Cameron jail will be trans erred here Mon
dsv. The prisoners mere Will also Ue trans
ftrfed.
In. asather 10 very warm and clear. and
farmers are not seen In town.
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&H&sRHSlaRgaB@&
PARASOLS.

We cannot and will not deny
it-business is backward in
many departments; one Of these
departments is that of Parasols.
The recent heavy rains have
not tended to improve bust.
ness--we shall improve it by
our never failing method. Par
soils will be more in demand
now than they have been any
time this season. We have
got more of them than we have
ever had at this time Of the
year. We have marked them
down for ONE WEEK.
We expect our new prices
will sell enough OF them this
week TO reduce the stock to
the size we want it.
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THy HtR.LD acknowledges The receipt
from Nm. JAMS KEMP, trmer'y OF Ber-
mulr. but row contested with the house
oil c. II. EDwAEDs, this city, o: n copy Of
the II amilton, Bermuda Island, New Err,
containing in full the statistical article on
Dallas county, furnished by County As
srs,oK BEVERLY scoTr, and published in
the HERALD of Apr 23d Verify these
"Dailss Data" ore long ways from home
hrt n would 70, surprise us ia the least
find in the Pekin Gszs,,e or Hong Kong
Her aid something in praise of the Queen
City Of north Texas and the peerless ccun.
try o. which II is the "csDital."
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TENtlsI<ANA,

TIxARKAsA, May 29.-lSpecial.1-At the
democratic county convention held AT
Boston to-day, the following delegates were
elected from Bowie county 70 the Fort
Worth convention, w. L. Hudgins, ]. N.
Talbot, T. T. Murray, II. Henderson, T. II.
Lenox, w. A. Lindsey, joseph Marx, J. ".
Alien, Willis Whitaker. J. J, Ball: g. w.
A resolution was unanimously adopted,
DECLARING II the earnest desire of the demo.
crstic voters Of Bowie county that Samuel
J. Tllden be nominated by the Chicago
convention for president OF the United
Stn,es. No expression was made upon the
two. thirds rule.
Jerry williams, restaurant and confec.
tion,ry. was attached by George Lsogs-
dale Tor S250. 1t waslearned yesterday that
he was trying to dispose OF his goods ut re-
ducpd raies. Willisms left this morning
for ID alias.
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suprLlmENTNEY nIANKErs.
st LOUIS MAaKET

81. I'liA MAhhtT
ST. Louie, May % -Fi1ur-No market.
WAenr active AID hipner. except Tor csfh
AID May, which declined; No cred 81 OF
70 81 0S'l4. cash; 81 OLE, Nav; 81 o. -
70 81 " 3 4 June; 05 90 30, July. Corn
higher, bat allow; 30 10 % - cash; 81 IS,
May: % 3.4 60 SO, july. oats, easter;
80 IL 10 33ls, cash: 325S June;
- IA, July. Whisky s,esdy; $l.os.
only small trade. Pork--Jobniug, Sl6.76.
Bnlk mssts-Lopg clear, S25; short rib,
S.35, short clear, 50. Btcon-Long clear,
0, short rib, 0 is; snort clear, 0 IA 10 o SIS.
Lgri nominal. Cait'e-R'ceipts, 300;
firm and in good demand. Exports, SO 80
to $780, good 10 choice, SO 10 SO 40; COM
mon /" medium, 50 40 to So 90; grass Tex
ans, 81 10 81 20. Hogs-Receipts, 100,
sctive, ranging So to 50 SIS Shrep-Re.
ceipts, . 300; weak, native clipped, S2.75 t.
IS; Texans, 81 so 10 81 SO.
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Ir the sbtolu'e hee-grsss journals who
opr9se a revenue from the school and viii
s,op and figure, they will see how hoteless
IL is t,erpect the people 10 take their vie-
ct the m.,,er. There are IS oco 200 .oses u
school land. Lssve 5,oco,ooo ceres spsn to
actual settlers, not subject 10 issss, his
leaves 100000 acres for lease. Thirty
million acres at cent? per acre will yield
3 200 coo per annum 10 the sehosls.
senool land on hand, 5000, 900 scsss; 70
serve for settlement, 8, oco, ooa scrss: tslssce
for lease, 30 C0o,0oo, iea,e a. essS per
acre. 81 800 coo. Tn. 5,Ooo 600 scvee reserved
will supply actual se.ller dsmaad fer tsirsy
yesrs. The above revenue trsa lssss is
300 900 more than is annually realized
from the u l.2 cent. school TAI. Figures
wont lie.
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CoIlsICANA.

ConNcANA, May 20 - specla,. l-Colouel
Il lott the commissioner ln.chief to toe
WOilis exposition, spent the day IN this
city W. Iterday comforting with our Leading
citizens on the subject OF the great lair next
fall. He hes started u movement Tor the
org iniZAtion on tomorrow week OF cou0-
~ society, through which our people can
procure all necessary information as 10 ex-
hibiis, and confer with each other NJ To
what shall ba sent from Navarro. The sp-
propris,iou made by the legislature 10 eu.
tirely inadequate, only $4,000 being lett
for operations after the salaries ana The
building sre paid for. Sctrtsoi people Will
send forward articles through responsible
county gocirties which would not be sent
without such information and stimulation
~ the commissioner thus proposes. Brsiops
when an Interest 10 thuS aroused where
the people see what can be- done IN the
line Of u fire exhibit these tocleties, by u
tex OF only 81 or 81 apiece OF the citizens or
the membership, which will thus supple.
meut suaicieutls, he thinks the small
public az propristion. The people here ARE
thoroughly enthused on this, the biggest
thing '".';he states welfare that Texas hos
ever had.
Tue n,n Jones, who attempted 20 GU,
his thrDst Moudsy with penknife. is still
IN i,il aud will recover from his iniures.
John :. Tsyi0r, T" Csptain John Gebson's
iouf-ycST-Dli merino ram, shearod 33 IL
pounds to-day. Last year when sbeartd
At THIS time he gsv 83 pounds,
The W A. W. clue gave one Of their On
1vAble hops at me Commercial hotel 70.
night.
Our ncwspap -rwar wakes hotter and we
look for M early development Of new phG.
Epg
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Tone of the stock Market.

Tone of the stack Market.
EEw YonK, May 20 Governments IT.
REGULAR.
R,ilways firm.
State securities quiet.
Share speculation opened generally lower
this morning. New York Central aud New
Jersey Central were the weak spots, the
farmer declining IL and this la,ter 2l-4.
N,w York Central was depressed on the
revival Of the story OF a REDUCTION IN div.
idepCs 10 l'2 per cent quarterly. Before
the first call the temper OF speculation
turned for the better and the
market co~tinued strong until the close.
The rise In Missouri Pacific 10 20 ! 2
az the oloue bad . buoyRut effect generally.
The plscing Of the Wabash In the hands OF
receivers eilsctuslly disposes OF the bear
'alk that Missouri Pacific would bs ssddled
with Wabash and this had good eiiec, on
no stock. There was some heavy inside
buyiug on continued increased earninrf,
and the bears nla5n an effort to cover, .ll OF
which assisted tho upward movement,
Wabssn securities were not affected by the
appointment Of receivers for the rropcrly,
and In fact they closed higher on the heller
tina, the course decided upon was for the
purpo.e OF protecting bo-h the stock and
bJrdholders and preventing outside pro.
cerdngs which might have proved de,ri-
mrntsl 10 the interests of q majority OF the
holders Of tbs securities. Compared with
asst nights closing, priors are 2 Ia 4 pcr
cent higher, except for New York Central,
which Is ~ per cent. lower. Transactions,
3s3 600 phbrss.
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Dawn To Death.

Lta MFR. Pa, May 29--Knipps tunnel
On the Southern Pennsy wanna rail way was
the pccne of q terrbls accident by which
nine men were instantly Killed and eleven
o,b,rs seriously iuiured, with slight hopes
ot r.novery. A large fhrce Of men was en-
esred in excavating in the tunnel aoout 100
feet from the msin entrance, WHEN the
heavy scsnoldlng gave away, with the
above Appalling result. Your corresnoDd.
.nt We. nnahle to ascertain the names OF
ne victims, hut IL ic ssid they were prirci.
pslly Italians. The hodies have ell osen
recovered and cyopsr's ind uest will be
held. Great ercitsmsnt prevails at the
toenc Of the Disaster.
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Woo.

Wac, May 20.-l Especial Judge ssbin,
Uuiied States judge Of che casteril district
Of Iexss, arrived TODAY, on u visit 10 his
daughter of this city. He will spsnd eeg'
eral days here.
The Texas & ST. Louis ioad is runaing
trsirs n, far east as Tyler to-day, aud the
road will PROBABLY open 20 Texarssne TO-
morrow.
The first crates OF peaches grown in this
comfy we're shipped nCrth 20 day.
e. w. yd, grocer, 6old out lste this
evening 10 Mafkowitg Bros OF 81. Louie,
t1r SI,sl0. The stock invniced 81 9i2; totsi
llsbilt,ies, $500. Er idsraet's agency
clas,es the ira usaotion "a failure.
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Under the Guillotinc.

NRw York, Nav 29.-The mayor bias ac-
cepted the resignation Of City Chamber.
lain Japan and appointed Benny b. Laid
law, agent of the Bank OF California, in his
stead The resignation 10 dated May 22i.
but Wa not presented to the mayor till to-
day. The grand jury OF the court OF oyer
and terniner, made . presentment to the
court Va. dav. They Give II as their opinion,
tbe business responsibilities which the
cham berisin hes sesume aud the obliEa-
tions and spesulations into which he has
perpittsd himself 10 be drawn, are moon.
pstibls With the trustw orthy: and .satisfac-
tory dissh argos OF the duties OF his Office
ard reos n mend that the mayor request his
immediate resignation.
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Marine,

GALVESTON, May 20.-Arrived: Steam
ship Aletrrs, New York; steamship ARAB
ssp, New Orleans. steamship Hutchinson,
Clinion; steamship City u Norfolk, In
nianoln. sailed: Stesm.hip Afansas, Cor.
nus Christi; steamship CITY OF Norfolk
New 0clesns; steamship Hutchinson, New
Orlsnns.
NEw ORLEANS, May 20 Cleared: ship
Thomas Lord. Boston; brig Flsra G oodsle,
Providence. Arrived: Steam shin Lucy r..
Miller. Puerto Cortez; ship II Mariner,
Dakar
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And still Another.

GnrNsBURY. Pa, May 9.-The Unoin De
postte b ,~k, owned by David Tintsman
and John Walker, closed this morning and
posted the following: "Belng unable ia
convert our paper into sufficient 10 nds to
meet all requirements, We deem It proper
80 suspend payment for the present." Nj
Tiut,man bsing out Of town ard Mr..
Walker lying sick At hom', II is impossible
20 get airy iDforn alton from the manage.
msut The liabilities nre Supposed TO be
over $780, 900 and the resources less than
hal! thuL amount.
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TINS lease system as to school lands do.4't
int zero with free grass or the right Of
ersz'as on the commons. The state, In
ORR 70 derive Q revenue from the c.ool
4 anti. lsssfs portion Of them to men who
are wiling TO poy for them ard tske Them
or, Of ,he commons II DOM interfere with
,he s-,t,sment OF the country as ths lssd
n remains open 70 settlement. Any pee
nj. wbs can't SEE the Injustice and o'ces.
s,v of getting a school ucd from "a
.an-c, are sadly In need OF sducatioa. o
c,ur.e the For, Worth Gazette viii CRY and
6eh, for free grass because the owners Of
TIA, r aper have thousands OF ca.ue grsz'ne
srce On the children's grace.
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Dati.s needs ciiy park near the city
where her people can resort without MAX
Ing a long journey. A nice little PARK, cen
iraly bc,'ed, wouli be q pleasant resor
for ladies' sud ch'ltren, and vii in time be
come necessity, so our city fathers should
look TO securing u ,ce be ore oil suitable
nj ICES are taken up with residences.
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In GEN ERAL.
Tho Hfmpen COrd's work--Anolher
Petitioner for Paradise.
Jack Frost Suddenly Bobs Up IN thr
Northwest.
And Other Tales OF the Telegraph,



NAPOLEON, o., May 20 Wesley johnson.
q years old was hanked here to-day for
murder ou the night OF October 23i last OF
0e9rge w. Williams and wife, who lived
on n farm seyea miles north OF this p',cs.
The crime wa. on- Of tho most cold'blooded
ever known In OHIO, there being no provo
cation Whatever. johnson killing them by
chnppipg their hends opsn with an ay, the
obi cot being n obtain money TO support
his mis- rrss. He obtained s26 and rilver
watch. johnson was arrested and tried
uere LASS February aud convicted on purely
ciroums,sutial evidence, but has
siucs confessed. He retired lssi
night ~ 10 O'Clock and slept noundly
until $3.50, nnd ate a hearty breakfast
When tue Meath warrant was read TO his
he said u was Just. At tn. la.t hour he
walked II ~rnly 10 tho scsilold, coolly sssrd
the rrer;il 10 rsnove his collar and tie
then thanked she sheriff for his klndnes.
and bid goodbye 10 al saying he hoped 10
meei them In heaven. He reI.sined per-
hc,ly cslm ttr Iughour, and asked the
sheriff to not keep him standinE thtr'.
When the black ron was drawn over mis-
had he said: "God be moTciful 10 my
soul" Tn. trap was sprung at 1901, and
his neck broken. A large but orderly
crowd surrounded tho is'l.
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GENERAL STONE and other gentlemen
prom 'neutlv connected with the work oi
er,o.iur RARTHoL famous statue Ct
liberty at the entrance OF New Yord hsr.
Dor, have istely been mekiug frequent
trips TO Connecticut 10 quest OF pedes, a
foc he grea, figure. just the thing can
BE- hal II Milap or at j lrnet.
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A PETITION was presented the other day
by certain distressed weavers in Madras TO
the governor OF thst province addresseI'
ITO Almighty Gop, care OF his excellenov,
tue governor OF Madras" 1t is altogether
imTr bable that the petition will reach its
hr,,lt, a,ion.
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Ix- The democratic party nominate those
nan rho claim TIA. the school lind will
so,n,.h q m,.lioa OF dollars per suuum TO
a.. schools. Give these men chaoee' and
:, ~, are correct, It will reduce the peo-
49, t.ree last one-half. We believe they
(a.bs. and the interest ct stake is
-. 20 the hard-up tax payers With
"a educate. Let these men Gas .
- rfa.s % nominees Of the party and
y, - n,ttsr fully. II the school
= 6elns diverted from the purpose
~ 4 ~ infsn 4 srd The people
- 9nueossnrly taxes, there should
~ ~ pns 70 ~ and ihs roonsr the bet
! - - peospapers sxolusively un-
1esoess - net ssfs advhen.
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Az exchange ssys; sixty cigars for
every man, woman aud child were made
In and imported into this csuntry last
wear" There are several lsdies ard is W
children who do no. use Up their sixty
each. In. the GRANTS consume the surplus
euf thus strike the average.
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The lnter-ocesn ssyE Among Vie
o,riositieI TO be seen at the Nsv Yssk
state Fish hatchery. st Cold 6puss, Is ~
odd specimen OF skeleton Of Q ahsrk re-
csived from CoLosKL Ton OcsrLrREs. Il
Tsxss. Ii IL known 40 the dknbing
sbsrh, and Ma. OcEn1Rm says that whsn
on land II climbs the mappovs Tree" A
GOOD show window lithogrsph might be
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PlTr,BuvG. PA May pa natural gss
we'll, struck on the Westinghouse premises
In the Ninetesth w,td lev dasH $40, lie
h-l wed to be the largest IN the o1uurry.
Gs. was struck At depth OF / 600 feet; two
feet lover ths nov was the hesv.e., ever
encountered. rh's opens 4 new region an
hans the city limits the benefits result
log TO Industries srr ircalouable.
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- The Penn Bnhk. - -
afPirrsBuEG, Pa, May a. Henry War
rem, nsg enes OF the Penn bank, has TAKEN
charge and discharged the clerks. He vii
begin work At once but says u will require
w weeks and probably Thirty days befor
a staten eat Of The tN'Gt condition nt 'fIairs
cen be mode. Tho deficiency, " is believed
will rc,ch fulIy $3.50 000. II ia rata that
s40, 900 wers t0own to be on the counter
when the b,nk closed only 81 600 were
turned over 10 the assignee. Great shoft-
gge in securities Is also reported si' ce Sat-
urday, and honds ttockn ard other collst-
ersl 10 the bsuk at the tine of he su'pen.
sion are said 20 b. missing. President
Riddle Is still confined to his home. He
has Issued card asking his friends TO with
hold Judgment until he is able to make a
statement.
w. n. Riddle has confessed another judg.
ment Tor $50 400 in favor OF +. B. Laughlin.
This judgement will follow the one cor.
ieseed Tuesday ninht.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

THE Chicsgo Times ssys: "a sea gull was
captured nesr Msryville, California, a few
days ago. How tho bird got 80 far In
land is not known" 1t is very likely that
la few there as gu.ls are not much at
Valkinp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Eosrog, Nav % The BIZ 10 abolish the
c1nrac; syGtem ~ labor OF the state prison
hus oecn defeated.
Senator Whittier svore no WAS offered
e., 900 % absent himself when The vote was
takeu on the water and sas bill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

1T is seid tina. GRANT had a great many
hackers az the dark horse ut Chicago, but
his banking experience has upset their
plans. They should have delayed their