davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14

cows TO an American breeder for S, 40O,
which is the highest price ever yet paid for
such stock.
Lady Ripon and Lady Hobart, Miss
Rye and Miss Macpherson have aidedupward
of 10, 600 men, women and children to emf
CRATE from England to the colonies OF this
country.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton celebrated
her Tooth birthday at the residence of her
son-in-l law, John n. Gameweil, the inventor
of the fire-alarm telegraph, in Hackensack,
n. j., Wednesday.
The Hon. H. A. front, q prominent
Pennsylvania, was arrested at Erie aDd
taken to Harrisburg, charged with adultery
and feloniors assault. Mr. Trout AYERS that
it is a matchmaking job put up by political
| enemies.
Professor March, of Lafayette col
lege, proposes to issue a new magazine to Be
called Language, and to be devoted especially
to the advocacy of the principal reforms
lately adopted by English and American
scholars.
Heavy rains continue throughout
| California. The Southern Pacific railway is
damaged by washouts in different places,
and persons that left for the east by that
route were obliged to return TO San
| Franci;co.
The attempt in Georgia to preserve
Liberty Hall" as a permanent memorial Of
| its owner, the late Alexander Fl. Stephens,
is a failure, and the property is likely to SO
| to citizen of Crawfordville, who proposes 10
make it his private residence
A meat and ice company, backed by
eastern capitalists, is to be established al Col
umbus, Tex, which viii ship dressed beef to
| New York via st. Louis, and viii also nan
ufacture oleo, oil and butterina. 1t is said
| similar establishments viii lie started il Kan
sas and Nebraska
Countess kissier has given Il dinner
to assist in bringing ont a daughter of Mrs
Bonanza Machey, and with a queer liea OF
| furnishing something that should b strictly
American as part of the entertainment
twenty banjois;s were hired to play AMI sing
| such national airs as Yankee DooIIe' and
Dixie Land
The CHIEF of the Berlin police ha,
issued proclamation in which tie strongly
warns people against eating any sort q raw
| pig meat The proclamation further point
out that only by perfectly cooking joints o
| pork and all articles mate with pork, car
| the destructioniol trichiud ic insured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
FOR She was Found to Marry.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, April 14.-Miss
Flora Stewart, handsome young lady, liv-
ing short distance from here, was recently
engaged to be married. Her wedding clothes
were prepared. the day arrived, and the
preacher was on hand, but the bridegroom
failed to put in an appearance. 1t happened
that the preacher was a single man and had
an eye for beauty. He offered to fill the
place of the absent groom. The offer was ac-
cepted and the two came to this city, where
the cCnnubial knot was tied and Mss Stewart
bedsIae Mrs. James Barker.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
proceedings in the House.

WASHINGTON CITY. April l4.-In The house
Hancock, of Texas, made an unsuccessful
effort to dispense with the morning hour to
90 on with the pension appropriation bill,
after which committees were called for re
ports. Among the bills reported were the
following: From the committee on public
buildings and grounds: to amend the act in
relation to the public building at ST JOSEPH
No: to increase the appropriation for tbs
public building at Scranton, Pa; for public
buildings at San Antonio, Tex; jackson
vilia, Fla; Wilmington, n. c.; Auburn, \.
]. and Wichita kas.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Convicted of Cruelty.

CHICAGO, April 14.-Mrs. Shock, lats
matron of the Workingwoman's Industrial
Home in this city, has been on trial the past
week charged with inhuman treatment OF
children placed in her charge. 1t was test
fed that the children were badly fed and
clothed and not kept in proper condition
Of cleanliness; that they were subjected
to hard work and poor protection from cold
and generally badly treated. The jury found Z
verdict of guilty in such a manner that it
may be made cumulative and subject her
to Imprisonment for three and a half years
in jail. A new trial was moved for ans Oh,
defenders released under bond.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
The Springer Committee.

WASHINGTON CRY, April l4.-Andrew J.
Evans, United States district attorney for
northern Texas, was before the Springer
Committee, and told what he knew of the
abuses of the fee system among United
States attorneys, marshals, clerks Of court,
etc. The committee has agreed to report to
the house in favor of reducing the time in
which offenses against the revenue laws may
be tried before the courts, from five to two
years. This is approved by the commissioner
OF internal revenue and secretary of the
treasury.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Wreck Of Freight Trains.

STEUBESvILLE, Ohio, April 1.-Two
trains on the Panhandle road colhied in the
lower part of this city, wrecking both en-
gines and large number Of cars. The EN-
ploy Is escaped by jumping. The trains east
aud vest were delayed several hours.
Two freight trains came together at Scott
Haven, on the Baltimore & Ohio. and the
track were blockadei for a quarter of a
mile. No one was injured. Trains were
eleven h0lrs late
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
A Baltimore Bigamist.

BALTIMORE, april IA sensation has
been caused by the announcement that AL
bert A Weed, aged %, South street promi-
nent shirt manufacturer, was bigamist. He
had in his employ a young lady, Miss Eva
Newkirk, aged 21, with whom he fell in love
He married her last December, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. McElfresh, and
facts were made known to Mrs. Weed No.
/, on Tuesday last, and there was a scene,
the threatening a prosecution. The follow
ing day Weed decamped and nothing has yet
been learned of his whereabouts.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Novel Cause for suicide.

RUsHvILLE, Ind, April IA very Pc
culiar case of intended suicide happened in
the western part of the city. About
O'Clock young man by the name Of Charles
Bell borrowed a breech-loaiing rife, went
to the outskirts of the city to an
old graveyard, kneeled down beside
the fence, placed the muzzle Of the
gun over his heart, and touched the trigger
with a stick and the cartridge, twenty two
calibre, entered the chest, and be will prota,
bly, die. The cause of all this is out of the
general line of suicides. His young wife has
been in tedious labor for three days, and
her sufferings have so worked on his feelings
that he took this step to climb the golden
stairs, where sorrow and turmoil are moi
known
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Killed His Child to Please His Wife.

BALTIMORE, April IA special from
Westminster, I'D, states that Samuel Hall
and bis wife Catherine have been arrested for
the murder of 4 son of Halls by
a former mistress, whose name was
Alice Robertson. 1t seem that after
Halls marriage his wife objected to AMI
fJully abused the child, and persuaded Hall
TO Kill il. The yClng one was poisoned AMI
buried Alice Robertson, the mother, s,,s-
pectiEg something wrong, had the body ex-
humed, when a post Enorten was hell and
t aces of poison discovered. The guilty
couple were az once arrested The boys
corpse was terribly SCARED and blistered,
showing horrible it-usage
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14

absolute needs of the government for ex'
penses am in favor Of more direct taxa
ton by the national government, taxation
such as is made in the states, on personal
property. If men have no personal property
there should be poll tax. Robert I, LIN
coin will be a fool if he allows his name to be
used for the vice presidency or accepts the
nomination. If he will wait four years he
can have the presidency.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14

CHICAGO, April l4-The News says: Over
twenty years ago Mrs. Augusta Peabody, of
this city, accidentally swallowed a small
cambria needle One day last week
Henry Peabody, the 15-year-old son OF this
lady, complained OF intense pain in bis right
side-the sensation being described as similar
to that Of a sharp knife thrust in between his
ribs y physician was summoned to examine
the infiamed spot, which appeared midway be
tween the boys shoulder and waist After
cutting into the flesh. the physical removed
from the boy the identical needle which the
boys mother had swallowed twenty years
before The case has excited much discus
zion in local medical and surgical circles, and
will be the subject Of severa! papers at tie
next meeting OF the state physicians iusti-
tute in this city next month
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14

Solid Trains ot Eic-aJt p.y t..,..-
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars he r.u -. . '
and nom II. Louis. via iiE' u.'..-
he1Euk, burlington, i,eleF '.a ..l..-..-.. 5. ...
Lcato -. Paul ;;u3 Minneapolis, l'-. --
witsi Reclining Chairs ~ .r.G fs.ra s.. t.....
ami Peoria. Only oH" ,i3,--.. OBJ. t---- .--... q
-, Louis AMI Dos Nojnr~. lows. i.....-. H.-
bs:lSka, and Denver. Colorado
II is also the ONLY Through Line '"."..
ST. LOUIS. MINNEAPOLIS -; 3. ~.
1t Is known a lie -uat TI}ErI .# g ~
LINE Of America, and Is Hal'-.-4.r ...,
ted Ia he the
Finest Equipped 8ai.-:::3 II :tc |.-.: =:
all classes {! --ave..
Through Tickets via this Itur FIR 50" .. I'll.
r. L. coupon ticket offices IN file H.i..->.t-.-
and Canada.
I. J. POTTER, PE&CfF II LOWELL.
NTcs-IrCs. NtteH Nfta-ar tl.- Pas a -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Fifteen Hundred Coaj Miaecs strike.

PHTsBURG, April l4.-Fifteen hundred
miners OF the Westmoroland and Pennsylva
MIA Gas Coal companies at irwin station, Pa,
are out on strike. They are willing to stand
a reduction of 10 cents per ton, bu. object tC
one fourth-inch change OF screen, which
would be equal to a cut of % per cent. ii
wages
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Another DefaultinE Cashier.

DEs MorSEs, Iowa, April Al. G. Cot
ton, cashier of the Newton Jasper county,
bank, came here on Thursday, registered at
the Aborn house, ard left on the night train,
Via Ames, for the west. Later the bank
officers were here IL search Of him. as his ac-
counts do not halsssce by several thousand
81
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
..r.rcror MiIhelIn,s Condition.

EEEaIN, April 1.-THE condition of the
emperor IS somewhat improved, and the uu-
oaAlnesS consequent upon the recent reports of
his rapidly failing health is abating. No i'm
mediate danger is looked for, the great age of
the patient being the principal cause of
alarm, when his MAJESTY shows symptoms of
indi~s position, however slight
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE directors of the
Wabash road held meeting for the purpose
Of devising plan to pool all business on a
cash basis similar to that of the Southwest
srn roads, and stop the existing competi-
ton. The meeting adjourned without az
Ion
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
TEAS
FLClJ
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, .AnriI

CHICAGO, April II
Rodiger & McIntyre's circular of this
evening says: The markets on the board Of
trade opene,i strong. heat-Aay, opened
sac, closed $3.50; June, opened o5c, closed
S544c. Coru-May, opened 4Jl5c, closed
494c; June, opened sic, closed 5Jt5C. Oats
May, opened size. closed 50. tork-May,
opened and closet 81. 40. Lard-may, opened
SS.525Sc, closed Is 81
Live StGck-Yhe Union stock yards reports
the following rnnre Of prices: Hogs-Mar-
k%e.ctive tp extent OF supply; prices firm
anu about Ice higher. with shippers rriuci-
pal buy ers; light grades, %5.50@6 IL; heavy
$6.l096.45. heavy shipping, {G.aa1d6).
Cattle-Market weak on fair sa.es. Ex-
ports, $6.25G6. IS: COOL 20 choic-, $J-9U(d
20: common to fair, = i0G6aO; butchers,
E! 90d5.UO; stockers, S..JJ@55. SHEEP
Market steady; good o choice, s.. SO
p; common to fair, g. .5G5u1
Producer Butter-in fair demand: fine
creamery, 2S(g30c; good to fine dairy, 20G
&c poor stock, S(Gi0c. Eggs-In good supply
ami weaker; fresh-laid 1351@l4c. Potatoes
Good early rose, S3(t35c; good to fine peach
blow or Beauty Of Hebron, 37G40c
New York.
NEW YORK. April Il.
Wheat-lGlMc lower; heavy aud unset
tied. No. l white, nominal; No. { red NAV,
sL00&@L0lh; June, sL025s@L@tl. July,
Sl.O34 @l.W35: August, SL0424 q 05H.
COrn-1G14c lower, heavy; mixei western
spot, 45G5zc; future 61d601Ic. Oits-l@
1ssc lower; western 35d45c Prov isi5ns-
Beef, dull and weak; new extra. Sl2 50
Pork, dull and declining, spot mess, SIG IS
@l7OO. Lard, dull and lower; steaui-ren
dered. $3.50.
1T. L0uis.i
ST LOUIS, April IL.
Wheat-Unsettled; No. 2 red, Sl.0S1s cash
81 Os@L0S4 May; sL04@1.04al; June; 92JSs
@93ssc July; 9O12c August; s91S@s93sc year
closing at inside quotations; No. ; red, CSC.
Corn-Lower, but firm at close; AZ @4515
cash, 454Q455sc; closing, 4519c, May; 1870
| 4655c, closing 4634c, June; 4Sk@4Sslc' clos
ing 4s14c July. Oats-Firmer; slow; 34Jsc
cash, 33kc May; 26T@2sc year. Rye
Lower; 5711a5sc bid. Barley-Steady; 70a
SIC. yhisky-Steady; SIG. Provisions
Quiet and firm; only iobbing trade done.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14

Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain and positively cure
Nervous Debility. Nervousness, headache
unnatural losses, and ell weakness Of
Generaiye System; it never tails, 81 pkg
6 for Sj-At druggists, or ALIENS FhH-
macy 315 First Ave. Y. !.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
The Chicago Walking Hatch.

CHICAGO, April l4-The score in the
seventy five-honr walking match Is hour;
and - minutes from the start, stood
O'Leary 20 miles laps; ) aIae&. ~ miles
. laps.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Murdered by a COWBOY.

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, April l4.-Juan B.
Patron, an ex-member and speaker of the
territorial legislature, was murdered at
Puerto de Luna by Texas cowboy named
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Fire.

Few YORK, April IA fire in the FIVE
story iron building at 90 .rd "a Green street
eassed loss of 81, 900
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Cook County, Illinois. Politics

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Cook county
Republicans in convention passed highly
complimentaryiresolut referring to Gen.
Logan as a soldier and statesman, and in
dorsing his action on the Fitz John Porter
bill No instructions as to whom the
delegates should support for state officers
were voted
The Third district congressional conven-
ton appointed George r. Davis and J. r
Wheeler, Arthur men, delegates to the na-
tional Republican convention
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
New Advertisements.

| AIDES or Young Menin city or country to take
IInice. Light ana pleasAai work 81 their own
homes: 3 20 = day easily aud quietly made
work sent by mail: no caayassing; NO stamp for
reply Please address Reliable Manufacturing
Co. Phil PS GraEeg TT
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
The Indiana Township Elections.

CINCINNATI, April 4-The EnQuirer's
special correspondent at indianapolis says:
The returns are all in on the vote for town
ship trustees. In the campaign of 1880 the
Democrats bad forty more trustees in the
state than the Republicans had. In 1852 they
increased the number to eighty-six. At the
election on Monday the Republicans gathered
back forty-seven of them. But the singular
feature of the result was that the Democrats
gained in Republican counties, and the Re
publicans only gained back in part their
losIJ and made but eight gains in strong
Democratic localities In this county the
Democrats captured two strong Republican
temperance townships
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-14
Henry Ward Reeeher,s Views.

CHICAGO, April 14.-Henry Ward Beecher
sReinS IN the city, said to reporter: My in
diviiual preference for president is President
Arthur. If nominated be would carry the
country with greater eciat for the Repub
ls4 5 than any man they could name.
As against Tildenl Tilden has been dead
these three years. Ny sentiment on the
tariff is for free trade. l don't want it &c
come suddenly, but gradually. live brought
it down a certain amount each year it would
have no evil effects. The silk merchants in
New York told me they did not feel the 20
per cent reduction on silk goods. l am in
favor of a reduction of the tariff to the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
COFFEE-Ri0 fg,r, l29isc prime. ish0
ne; cholee, hs@l5c LaauytG, lte; Java zee.
~ ISoNa inpeTiel ge'asG Young toa hyson' 900
SUGARS Powdered. i04o; crushed. ioNo
sfgnuiated, 9Nc standard A !, 70; Louis
lana white clariaoi. sac, yellow clarified. SAc
MoLAssEs-Louisiaaa choice Co., prime, 5So
Syfup, GG6so: foboilcd. a5G,s2c.
gard X ms, io>o. Tie, i.SSpOr bundle.
RlCn Wholesale. osm7kc
CRACKERS soda, X, 6,o, TX. exc; xxx
e; cream. %, ginger suapa, &c
sOAp--Oliyo - per box hluo India y
pound bars, IS per box K.pound bais, poi
oAEbLEs-star. full weight, .i5K; shor,iiS
.oHEKsE-W X. 100 fall cream. Use
RopE ioye basis. Cotton rope ,so.
sS 'pSS box Dr'
loren: 2'hoop pals, . 90 S.hoop, 9 Is;
7er dozen No. Z s @; No & 90 pc pc do,en v
SEApFIEG P1rEkEGg and ns s,rsSg Si KS
drop, bag. 2 ocel To- buck, . 2Sssl IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barrel. s 90 ..sarrol,
bosioa mixed K-barrel, 5 70. chow-ohow x
parcel 81. 2-gallon pals chow.chow. 90.
i.gellnn pals mixod pickles, no. GlRss plnta
IS. Glass quarts, 90, Gla,s H.gallon 8 30.
COAL oIL-llO degrees nrc Test In bnirclt
l2c: ITO to-, oil In CAM, 90; $50 degrees fire
Wy SAcHEgEL~ao. / barrels, 70 so No. IL.
barrels, : 30. No. A.bsrrels Z 90, No X.
barrels z On. No . N-bGrrels. 2 90. No. kts,
%. Nc. kiis, : q5 No. Kits ! %.
G2kh4Ng HkGSe 5sss sc2 P is aSs
CipER-Crsp apple, zoe; Missouri cider. SoC
Der gallon: Vinegar: per gallon, iSc2oo;
sTARCH-,-poarL AZ. Royal Glass, 6k. Bon;
packages, 8. 6.pound wood boz glass. TX. Q.
Wound paper box glass;, ~.
LYE--ConoentrGted 1904 90.
JUGs--wc quote: lie pei gallon for glaxed
TOMATOES -2.pound Numsens,l Is; s-pouae
NG c9IiFoih NJ CANNED eooDs.-rcaches.
%; AprIcois, 50; baekbe'riss so grApes,
pounds. 2 90 peas. 81 pounds, 2 Oo plums, az
pounds 2 e5 tomatoes, Ak pounds, c5; cur
rants 2a gounndds, , 70 ,.un,.on,soo,n,
hom, .I-pound packages, Ale; h-pound, 40; Il
pound, s5c; x .pouad, IL: assorted cases. 40.
GENERAL GROCEIIES--soda, Bioerb. o
per pound; Bal soSla -. 70 si-io. pes pound,
Sam Ia ~ 'I per DOR Po tied Esn. i4s va
oer do., ss1aines. Arnericsn $3.50 per osse; Bar.
5a SInSs eSSs sS ssso s s1T Garrett 81
N 80; 70 gil.7S psr case:snuf Gagrotpe,i OF sia5
70 5i.io per o.sc, snuH Ralph's. i-s
ID, go 20: gross. oiiveo, American, qtH,
per aoI., Olive Oh, pts, 7,W per dpz
Hushroons, sa.7s per dos; Condensed MIL,
"a rs 70 rgco osr case; jolly, wine glass; p5o paf
dos: tuInlier 81. % per dosorr crown, t1.6s pog
aoIor Id. cans, tl. % poT dozen; ID. cana sac
per dozen; Extracts, ,emon, $50. FOR dozen; IL.
iGotl. escorted. s5c. per dozen, Cloves whole,
49, 10 soc cor H.; Cream Tartar, Uomrietoinl
l5r. pef H.; Hacking tsIas]I ESQ., pos H.; Elnak.
lIg laraei 65c. DOR dos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATlONb
A1Es-oolli9,, per dozen. o.; Go!d Dolia q.
sEILi.ETs AND II Ds-4xo per pound. sugar
kettles, s%c per pound.
eUALES-FairbankS. discount N per cent.
Howe, discount rs per cent.
TIN PLATED. @. l0xli, per box, 0G /. O..
llx20 per box, 9 Oe; Torne, l<x20, per boz, so;
fNWARf-Pieoed discount 80 per cent
etemped, discount 5oper cent
SOLDERING. J. lSo; No. l.? and IA lSo per
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No.l IL 25per dozen
HaaEs-two loop. { Is per posen: three soop
fAoKs-In boxes, loo papers, 2 50 per box.
GRUB HOES-rer dozen, 0J; railroad picks
1MATToCKa-Per dozen, o 20.
RUBBER BELTtNG--Discount 80 per cent.
EAlLs--3 Go rate
SHEET 'FRONT.' B, &c; galvanized, discount
" sinovELs AND sPADEs-Rowlsnd's dis
count 40 per cent: Arres list steel goodf, dis
count 40 snd 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE-shsiis, finished. co
p1ggy, q rs; express. 3 80, Wagon tongues
10 60. Hickory axles, 10 90. holsiers. %
XXX, $50. Sawed ielloes, N. rs: z. CO..
Pow'eu shoes, a. Northwestern horse nails,
No. &C o.; 7t25; :, 00v bar iron, ~ Iasa
plow ste; ! 70 Epiiag steel, 80; east steel, lSc
BOGGIE s--Srsde =. and spring top, 20 OOof
l0O 20: do open, 70 coGso co. do side springs
phntons, i25 0oeti50 90. Grade side spring,
l40 0Oep2 co. do phseicns, 100 oef, 200 on bump
seat buggies, I55 'OG25O %; platform springs,
ITO Ooai20 O0 three spring wagons. ~ 0oDll5.
WIRE-smoOth wire No. .. 90 NOS III ana
" SIC lapanped, barbei wire, Co. galvanized
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
nOTjCE OF e., CTiON.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF DALLAS,
M rEXAa, MARCH 8. 1884 -In omdi'
ence % the charter OF the city of Dial.
las and ,lsoi oeedieree, 70 ae,o s 1-,S OF @
of Fobruary issL notice is hereby given tna'
an lection will b. heid or the 81 day o. Aprll,
1884, the sac e being tue frst Tuesday aftsr me
s,sianet a below, for tho elect on OF the fol.
lowing officers ~ the city OF Dallas
1 lily Marshal.
Civ Ass ssor AM g Hector,
Aldermen frou First Ward,
Aldermen from cond Ward,
2 Aldermen from Third Ward,
Aldermen from FourtH Ward.
Aldermen from Filth Wsd.
Aide, Uen fem xth Ward
Also 1t the sar I me aud place vote VIII DC
taken to express the sense OF the ci1sens o,
Dallas rs To whether cattls. hogs, horses ana
s,osk Generosity IN al he allowed 70 run loose In
the city The ticke viii read:
''For Stock Running Loose"
Against stock Running Loose"
Also a. tn ,ame time and sce voto VIII
be taten t'express the wishes OF the csGsens -
70 whether tax OF OF ] per cent snail ps
levied Tor the pu pose q acquiring ie sa. and
for building add ionAl ward schools. Third,
for en- raging y superintendent and additional
tc.oAerr. and keeping public schools open TO-
- ne LEVIED for tsl thres wears Tickets Will read
For Levyins the Tax.
"Againtt Levying theTax
First Wsrd-At the Court-house; @. M. Terry
sccoad wsrd-At Bssfs Store: WI. Lennon
Third wsrd-At Rays Grocery. cnrner Rosi
avenue and Hsrwood street; W. i Best, presid'
ing ofYicer. -. NJ
Fourth wsrd-At corner Ervsy and Pars
streets: David eosl'n, pres'dinR uhfctr.
Finh Ward-At Five Points O. Gerry. eornel
Jackson, Preston ard Commerce sneetf; John
Eakir presidine oniAer
eirth Wsrd-At cnruer Live Ok and Hav'
t,~s xfree W. n Wsrtos. presiding ofcef.
vi. C,RyfL MAYOR ct' ofpallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
ct. LOUIS MARKET.

ct. LOUIS NARKEr.
sr, LOUIS, March, 7.-Fiour stesfy and
unchanged. Wheat higher but Inactive;
MOI red, 81 10 IA to $l.10 IL. cash;
ii il l-2 10 Sill 81, May; $l.lo l-2 TO
1868 June; 3i.0l Ia to ei.0l o-s, July;
~ 10 o. so wear. Corr higher but SLOW;
Ssi.2 to 4s 80, cash aud March; 20 "a,
A pril: so 5 8 TO 50 "a, MAY; 81 SO 10 81 %
June: SO "a to 50. Jnly. Osis better; 80 80
to 3Ii-s. each; "a 10, April: 80 IL, May.
wnisky eteady; tl.l6 Corn meal steady;
80 80. Provisions firmer; more done. Pork
iobbine; 1851 IL for hard side sl7 " IL
Tor standard Bulk mest-Lops clear
sio 10 e.25; shsrt rib, 925 to
p.se: lopgt clear. $50 to 200.
Bsc,n-Tong clear. 0 30: snort rib, 9 % 70
0 e5: short clear, 10 Is Hama, IL to ~.
Lard nominally Q Ia Cstt.e-Rtceipts,
500: quiet aud steady with fair trading;
az norts' 40 50 I, 81; heavy shipping stears;
SIS 81 to IS 40; light, 80 rs 10 $3.50: common,
a. rs 70 IS. S,ockers end feeders, - 70
"a rs: cornfed Texans, s. to ts.1o: sheep
Receipts 1,Ooe. quiet; common 70 medi'
nm 50 TO "a rs; good 10 choice. $40 20
As rs; fancy, IS 80: TEXANS. W 20 70 $40
cQroxoo nABxEr.
crrcAgo. March Flour quiet aud
steady. Wheat moderately srtivs and
higher: ciosed IL above ysstsrdsy. narcn
OF 10 81 "a; April 81 1910 81 g. Nay %
ia 10 os "a. June % Is 10 % 2. july "
IA m opsI closed 8f4 to- 90 IS: No. 2
red winr % 10 3l0l Cofs-D~nsud TAR
end narEss nrm; eloee % higher that -