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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-25
FLOrsAM.

Go to the show.
Gents fine shoes at Block Bros.
Gold bangle rings, at 81, Becks.
A slight rain fell yesterday forenoon.
Take your little ones to see the great
show.
Ladies' call at Block Bros, ITO Lamar
street.
Sells Bros. JO-cage menagerie and UNI
equaled show exhibits here to-day.
Sells Bros. great show, which exhib.
its here to-day, is the boss of all shows.
The Turf saloon, SIS Elm street, IN
the resort of lovers Of fine cigars and
liquors.
The best actors, best and largest me
nagerIe, is what che public say of Sells
Bros gr,at show.
Look out for the grand street pageant
OF Sells Bros great show to-day. II
will be magnificent.
\ complete limo Of Burt & Moars cele.
hrued mons fine shugsou hand 40 Leon
kahns- 6Oj Elm s.reyt.
Every purchaser of2j cents worth of
goods at u. Calm IL Co.'S secures a
chance i'm The grand drawing.
Barlow. G Wilson's mlnstrel band
psrHdcl inc streets yesterday, aud m DE-
.hc very air fairly blossom with music.
Sell, Bros, great Hnvcagc mouegerie,
urr,ug how exhibits iu thi. rity. li
rs Che largest md best show that ever
visited Texas.
Owing % tho inrlcmoucv If tho
weather tho Democratic speaking dil
not come pi' 40 NaFcrs gardon last
night rs WAS announced.
Eyoryhody who rroqueuts Fort
Worth Knows geutlomlu "tus" Rintlc.
man and where hn can up found b,hind
The bar uitho Local option saloon. npar
the depot. DuSccpiionJbls liuuors and
courteous tfealmcut.
Neutrality-suspicious. whereabouts
OF Mr. Charles VI. NOTTINGHAM, who
was IN Da las last Scptpmhcr aud was
very sick duru. Chat limo. ANY mfor.
walinn lpit at 'hc HERALD Office viii bp
highly appreciated pv his sister.
Hue excitement AMONGST tho cnn-
diiltes iurullue in Dul!a, county, over
tho question uf whore they could eet tho
nnal liquors and for thoir r.md, has
subsidized, and pll Of them with ,hpir
friends now have united ON ho Electric
light saloon, Elm street, "a, tine placa
whore they can gc. the gauu.u, ten uW
year-oid whisky md the iinost cigars.
MIR. Frank lIamm has removed his
sausage .ao Dry tplll Elm street, 0pup
site Adams ~ Leonard, where he has
lifted up one of the most complete sun-
sage factories I'm the west. Houses oulv
the hest ofmuat and will an orders from
any part OF The state. Ills retail depart.
munt Is fully stocked with the finest
weinor wurst liver buildings, bologna,
hum bologna, etc. Give him call, al
40 Elm street.
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THEATRICAL.

Dads Girl" is coming October q.
:, Go and see Milt Barlow, rs Uncle
Remus.
Look out for George Wilson, in Waltz
me Again.
Hughey Dougherty in his new stump
speech, is said 10 be very funny.
There will be an entire change of pro-
gramme, at the minstrels tonight.
Barlow Wilson company will attend
the circus this afternoon, their being no
matinee at the opera.house as adver-
tised.
Harry Clapham, the gentlemanly
manager OF the Barlow Wilson COM
pany is one Of the best minstrel mana
gers in America.
Lizzie May Ulmer has been creating
quite a sensation in her charming role
of "Dad's Girl" The plot of the play
admits of many strong and effective sit
uatlons, which serves to sustain the in
terest throughout, while the dialogue is
often brilliant and never tiresome.
Miss Ulmer IL one OF the most capti-
waiting little stars on the road, and has
been more successful this season than
any star in her line. The play il serio
comic, strong in pathetic scenes, and
lightened up by flashes of "fun provok-
ing mirth."
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Hotel ArriynIs.

AT the st. George: Jas d Daniels,
Hugh Dougherty Z NJ Hall, C Il Lorraine,
NJ Woods, Geo Gale, S Vernon, Eddie
Fox, c NJ Bassett, Jack Williamson, A
Y Carroll, II l. Church, o w ANTI, Geo
Phillips, IL McKisson, Il dBilly Gufflns.
Marks, w Buckley, NJ Wilson,
Sam Bradbury, G Wilson, i
9ninlan, N Sullivan, Barlow 4
Wilson'S Mammoth Ministries.
T. ID Sherwood, Fort Worth; j nj
Wynne, Wortham; w c Walker, Cole
man City: b p McFarlin, IT,, Ovila; A
l. Burton, Cisco; V G Hart, Galveston
News; d + Taylor, st. Lous; Il A Jones,
= q Frion, New Orleans; NJ d Muse,
Buffalo, New York; a Johnson, Terrell;
a A Thompson and lady, Waxahachie;
Henry w Ragurt, NJ S Alexander, For
ney; George Richardson, Waco; Il II ID
Andrews, Fort Worth; n NJ Lee, Balti-
more, MARYLAND; Il Runyan, San Anto-
mo; Joe Bergin, Greenyille; j b Fox,
Terre Haute, Indiana; h r Dodd,
quincy, Illinois; George w Law, Texas;
j w McCue, Ovil.a.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Mr.. COLE BEATS MR.. MAeeloLI
Providence Again Knocks out the Metro
politans-Thumper McCanrey After
Thumper Sulllvan-Teemer-
Conley Boat Race.


PARIS, Oct. A.-LSpecial. The second
heat in the half mile race, which was
postponed till this morning was won by
Blue Bird. Time-50h.
The third heat was dead heat be-
tween Blue Bird and Miss Goodrich.
The first and second money was divided
between Blue Bird and Miss Goodrich,
ana the third money was given to Cap.
In the three-fourths mile heats, He'll
anthus won. Time--l:l9, I:lSsI, l;22.
kiohha, second, and ACventurer third,
In the special colt race for yearlings,
Ella Price won. Time-5624. Red
Cloud, second; Starlight, third.
In the one and one-half mile novelty
race, f. Harper won the first half mile,
securing 800, and John Sullivan won
500.
In tho 2:33 trot, Prince Middleton,
Champlain, Little Dick, Dewy and Sir
rocco were entered. Prince Middleton
won. Time-2:H and 2:35. Champlain,
second, and Little Dick and Dewy third.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.--l Special. r.
Following are he changes announced
in the postal departments:
Star service establis ed: route 3l.S7l,
Hamilton to Shive, ten NILES and hack,
, times week, nv 3 hours sche'
dnle. From October |, 1884, to June 30,
1885.
Changes in star schedule: route 81, $50.
Wichita Fails to Moheetie.
Leave Wichita Falls daily, except
Saturday at 7 u. IN.
Arrive az Moheetie - hours.
Leave Mobeotio daily, except Sundays
at 7 n. M.
Arrive at Wichita Falls in Y hours.
Christopher c. Brooks, was commits
stoned postmaster at Morgan's Mills,
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AN AMERICAN ARRESTED
FOR HUMPING ALoNDoN EDITOR
The Presidential Campaign the Cause
Proceedings i'm the Bow street
Court-AVery Fair Judge and
Lucky Prisoner,

\ LONDON, Oct. 4.-G. Il. Rogers, an
eAmerican, arrested at the instance of
Parkinson,the editor of the St. Stephens
Review, on the charge Of assault and
Battery, was before the Bow street po-
lice court to-day. Train, the barrister
Nor the prosecution, said Rogers had Wis
I sSed the office Of the st. Stephens Re
view, and as a result Of this visit, an ar
ticle OF an amusing character was in
serted in the Review. In this Rogers
was termed "ralker Rogers Rogers
objected to the article, ana revisited the
office of the Review. lie there in
dulged in abusive language and throt-
tied the manager, Parkinson, and vowed
he would kill him. Parkinson
however, received no serious injury.
After that he assaulted Cashier Dag
leish. There was no doubt, the barrister
continued, but that Rogers was dan
gerous gentleman, and was connected
with people throughout the country en-
gagged in various dangerous otfenses,
and the sooner he left England the bet
ter it would be for himself. Manager
Parkinson testified that Rogers called
at the Review Office and offered to write
an article, aud that this article appeared
i'll the Review. subsequently to this he
met Rogers At the American exchange
and was there assaulted by him. Rogers
acted like a mad man and uttered The
menace that he would edo them all -
Rogers, he further testified,
gave him no useful infor
nation REGARDING the presidential
election in the United States, and moth
ing that he said appeared in the Review.
Ho was seeking information of this
kind, because, in connection with Wal.
lace Mckay, the Review was contem-
plating tho publication of Il special edi-
ton referring to the American candi-
dates, BlaiH and Cleveland. He had
been recommended to find "ralker
Rogers" as one who would be likely to
give him the facts he desired. Rogers
said in defense that he had been treated
unfairly. He had been called rowdy
and ruffian and accused of being an
Irishman, and associated with danger
Gus people. The fact was, he was a Yer
monter, and the accusation that he was
connected with dYnamiters was made
with the sole intent TO cast prejudice
against him. The magistrate said il was
wrong of the prosecution to intimate
that Rogers was quasi criminal, and
that the demands Of Justice would be
met by binding the defendant over to
keep tho peace.
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Fhe furniture and art exhibit exposi.
ton society, opened their room al
the opera-house for the first timo
'hh' -ven'rg, aud many of on
4 .D fr.i'ad Themselves Of t.,
opportunity fu sa 1r'i. our ladinq hnye
N,iN U.a .N ftion ,sas CX-
ptesse' hv .no ,uligh1y. company, that
all FAR exceeded the most sanguine ex-
poctatons. Among the many rare and
beautiful articles We have time 10 men.
ton, Tut Two or three. The table CONE
posed OF sixty llue varieties of TeNns
woods, nriisticaliy inlaid and beauti.
lullN unished, IL q marvel of skill, aud
10 see y al mo, II worth twice the price
OF admission. Tho chairs are most or
netgiy carved and lheupholsiery and EN-
hromery are marvels ~ art and beauty.
nc cabinet, H.so composed of "A
lHrgc nunper pf native woods, X most
ingenious 81 "sncoptinn, and slillmlly
aud handsomely finished. The tirt-
ufts' ny our own artists, were a sur
prise To oil, and several gentlemen from
the north and east were scarcely able TO
neiieso they ware paiutcd hy TexR.
ladies'. Last, but not least, IL a contri-
hutton hy one at our snlil gentlemen,
seulplured by his ONu nnAided genius
anu artistic conception. IL il after Que
OF Powers best ellngts, aud eIicitoa un-
nounued adulireti0n aud enthusiasm
rom all The collection, as a whole, 10
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STATE PRESS.


MKate Field is studying the Mormons
with a. view 10 lecturing ON polygamv
q, CAihNne, don't Utah-lk too much,--
Airing, y World.
The cuu act OF the populaco of Fort
worth ion consequence of the arrest of
Cour'rH' VAS uy no means creditable.
~ stat, man.
1t Wts gTound-hog case with the Re.
publican party in Ohio. IL got the
grounding, but it was the maugiest,
sirkl,a.i most djminutive boast that
was evtl dug out of Il hole Arlington
World.
Mrs. Griffin, lady OF IIinsboro, is
oneuI tine mA.icst women of the state
70 hc a mo'N'r She is ~ years old and
but thirty ,hree inches high. A.
Wor Strsre Is one of tho best in the
country. Last week, after having beon
q wife q. seven years, she gave birth to
nor hrs bid, which weighed seven and
ono-halt pounds Waco Day.
Tue Meyicln silver mine owned in
part by the late Col. Polk, Teunesspe's
doiaultlng treasurer, is said ~ he some
thing OF g bonanza. II is now said that
Col. Folks interest in the mine will not
only pay ont Dad, total indebtedness To
the state, uut will leave a handsome
residue for his heirs. Waco Day.
The News Is mistaken In saving thnt
lawyer. are eligible TO the Office of school
examiner Tho law quoted by the
News 49,. repealed at the last session of
the legislature, and no ono but teachers
holding lrl-gisss certificates cam Do ap.
pointed eN.uiurls.-- BRYAN Ent,rpris,.
My WI, r. ieus'u brought MS q spp.i-
mw u. ND, ,.r'r cam. last Wppi.. which
was wti' wnuwd-,iN frct. lie has
ah0u, ONO aero ui this kind urrnup. SIN
feet e. -aut cauo for q scasonable wear.
and ,Or ny season IL rs rpmuka5le
.LWM g. niclc.
The annual report OF the suparintcn-
cent 90 Hot Springs, Ark, @ the so.rc-
s,fus ,gi,U ~ rnI',r'f,,r. ,y i,., d. '''"
3- higher .lm anv other known. igs
been discovered uU Ilp reservation. In
-1Ns gguu thu tpn water of tb.sy
springs a % Specific for alcoholism, md
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COLORADO CITY, Oct. 24.-[Special. /
Mr. G. w. Murrell, of the firm of Smith
~ Murrell, or this sity, informed the
HERALD reporter that he is candidate
Tor messenre to deliver the electoral
vote of this state at Washington.
Mr., Murrol Is thorough Demo
crat ant gentleman of high
standing and no more deserving appii-
cant is ~ the cid rs "A candidate for the
otice. the governor could not confer q
greater iavor on the western people of
this state than to appoint Mr.. Murrell.
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Henry HorrIblv uamm.rod

NEW YORK, Oct. A.-The prize fight
between Jack Dempsey and Tom Henry
for $500 side, was fought to finish in six
rounds tonight in this city, and resulted
NAV for Dempsey. He pounded
Henry out of all recognition. In the
first round first blood was claimed for
Dempsey, and the first knock
down for Henry. The second round
was in favor OF Dempsey, who Knocked
Henry doWp twice. The remaining
rounds were repetition o: disasters to
Horny
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Cole and aggioil AZ BllIlard..

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 2i.-[Special. -
The first of series of three games of
1000 points each between Harry Cole, of
Galveston, and Frank Maggloli, of New
Orleans, straight three-bal billiards.
was played tonight in Turner hall be,
fore small audience. Score: Cole,
200; Maggiola, IL. Score by innings:
Cole X q los shle, 100
Mnnggloh ..,.......:..... 0 l. II
Time OF game, 45 minutes.
No money was bet on the outside,
Jacobs, of Houston, Coles hacker, ris-
ing and saying that as the report had
got about that II was brace game, San
Antonio would do well to Keep their
money in their pockets.
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Ohio -npreme Court.

TYLER, oct 2.-.Special Supreme
court; Reversed and remanded: Inter-
national Il Great Northern railway VS..
Ormand, from Anderson; Texas Il st.
l. 'uis railway VS.. McCallaghy, from
Smith; Houston & Texas Central rail-
way vs.. Rider from Dallas, ID. g. A..
Oppenhelmrr vs.. Roberts ct al, from
BeXari Winter 81 al. vs.. the State of
Texas, from Brazos, Affirmed: Berry
ct al. vs.. Borgess., from McLennan.
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Res a. spunky chap.

PRAGUE, Oct 2l.-The Poilik saws:
Previous o the Duke Of Bruuswick's
death, Prussia informed the Duke of
Cumberland that she Would recognize
him Us tho Duke Of Brunswick, if he
would reuuUucp al claim ,n te throne
of Hanover. Tue Duke ur Cumberland
replied: my ilther's son shall! be the
King ut Hanover and tho Duke oil
Brunswick or remain he Duke oil CUM
bgrluua
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In making the assertion that Pozzos
mis- mcdicated complexion powder is en-
tirely free from Injurious or deadly
pUisOns Wr DO II upon the authority of
thorough chemical analysis. 1t Is one
of the Oldest face powders in the Ameri-
can market, and is used in the families
OF some of our most prominent medical
men who have personally acknowledged
to the proprietor that they not only CON
slider il hormlass, but esteemed IL highly
beneficial IN every respect, not only for
the lori OF creation himself. Sold by all
druggists
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Are now the loadiug feature ip raptle.
nen' attire The exceptionally fine
Fly 'cs now uade aromtkinp hose ron,.
npu'lr not only for hu.unss, bu. for
moro drcssv suits, Tho largest aeeort.
mon. oi Scotch md English pail.,
"N.N'ils, cprksurgws and uvc,c1pfnprs
d i.' state is to Doe found 700 puu.la,
Bros merohrnt ,nilurs. iO3 Main street.
,'ll send Your money abroad for your
i'Ihing First class work * done here
NS chrnp os iu amy luree ,itv, and Doug.
,oS hros. viii iit you as well as amy other
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lot MS he mnsnmy ID we can. INT a.
No nave dyspepsia aud liver complaint
lud rheumut, IA and several other aIl.
lneuts, how can WO? Fr>t yet rid nf
ln" ailments. Got q bottle of Browns
ron Bitters aud put tb'm Co niaht. Mrs.
r.NoT Of Ceurnlin. Mo-, SAYS. oI took
hroWn's Iron Bittols for dvsptpsia and
d ens acted iiko charm" sir. Seth
ldHns, Nnlworth, Wis, "took Browns
iI"u nil'grs ior were rhluu.u,ism, and
l7 LgOlily mpmN ODD"
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M.ttcrsin Mnhnrnannr.

LONDON. Oct. 2i.-Advices from NADIA
gascar, sttJe that lis believed to bo too
late in the season for the French to
march upon Antamanarivo, the capital.
This will involve delay OF eight
months. Sickness among the French Is
on the increase. In dcfernnce To tho
missionaries at Hnva, desorters from,
the Malagussy army are shot instead of
being burned alive when captured.
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Canadian Half-Brsed Troubles.

OTTAWA, Oct. "A "A private letter re-
eeiycd hel . f1om prominent residents of
Reign a,stItes mat every available men,
Der of the mounted police, required at
other posts, has been dispatched to
Prince Albert, in consequence of the re-
lports that the half breeds AZ that place
you'd, under SiePs guidance, attempt "a
disturbance onless their land claims
were at once adjusted. There are now
about 200 men ofthe mounted police force
at Prince Albert, and 100 at Bnttlcford,
the remaining 800 being distributed over
the other districts.
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KANSAS CirN Oct. II Contrary to
expectation, the passenger rate re.
manned at 80 to Chicago to.dpv.
Tho Burlington made prono.
sltlon to return to $ll. hut ihe
other roads declined. Tho ohieet
OF the latter is to force the BURLINGTON
70 pay the fine assessed against IL and
10 Onlor tho ARrnnmnnt. Nv
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MeCairrey AnaIou- 10 Moo sullivan

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Dominick
McCafirey, who recently defeated
Charles Mitchell in glove fight in New
York, declines TO accent the challenpe
issued by Mitchell yesterday, to fight
with hard gloves or bare knucklcs. lilo
gives ns his reason desire To meet John
l.. Sullivan before making any other
matches. lie states his willingness to
meet the latter with cloves or knuckles,
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Sells Bros. 5O-cago meuagerio and I'M
lqualled show exhibits here to-day.


Mrs. w. l.. Hall, who was taken sud.
denly III "Wednesday evening, was
somewhat better last evening.
Rev. Mr. Averill and wife, the father
aud mother OF Mrs. G. &. Slaughter, are
expected rom 81. Louis to-day.
Mrs. j. T. Trczevant Is confined 10 her
room from sickness. Her many friend ,
will DO glad to see her out at an early
day.
Mr.. 7. w. Wade. nf the Woo,en Wells
CO., aud also OF the Trinity University,
OF Tchnacaua, pad us pleasant call
yesterday.
!oln q. Crump, the popular represent
tativo of Chic a Co., New York, was In
the city yesterday, aud leaves to-day
for New York.
Tom Harris, the western travelling
salesman for Blankenship & Blake,
came In yesterday from his territory
looking hale aud hearty.
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be appreciated needs to be seen, and we
earnestly advise all who 20 to the opera
thus exhibit fairly and fully before the
entertainment begins. They will be
richly repaid, and they will in so much
assist the ladies in their praiseworthy
work,
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LnNnoN.uH,si- Contrary tonisusum
custom Gladstone Boo his speech last
evening, lor' ium 'rIms.uu, the
passage fro WHICH r'.upi to ro,nW.
'.'!fm 'n .n. HHns' 90 lords. mo Lib
''.is h1'''..''t t1 r..nU from par.
IfT '''''
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box out Cor n Mn..nnr.

PARis'oct 9L-Reports are current
here thathe Chinese are pushing thoir
suyancenIu ronquiu and are about IN
hosiogc hing Hoh. '''"' w
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Beware Of CounterieitsI
GILES LIHIhENT I01IGE ANMOS
n'SF'lui aHl s1icsrla g,iiei, ca q, elsbs.
ALL FAMILIES USE ~
Weak Bncls, Enlarged Joints, Paraly,
l'henmatism' Neuralgia, nipthoria,
sciatica, rruiapsus utcri,
E.tunI. W.T..

The best aud onl, crrlrin rcpedv 4,
iiryc pain oful kinds, mo- matter of6ow l.
IAnd'ng, Instant redoi rtuu ntped crIppi
swollen Joints, NuricOsc Neius. Mites 81
ferls or Nlck Headache 30 uii on grons,
c'yAn ANA sweet VIII not -ai.
ILLUMINATION OF thc oldurys. nriri
disease, niahcics' inruutinucnCe Of Uri
L. the only lluimCnt lu the world possess
ullnrmlNe puWerM Can te taken 1 term,
,uiss cramps and Collie, DiurihoOa 4
nyscntcry,
sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle. Z
Write In. GINS noN liSg NY. POW
WIZ klNn hdNict IN nl Ulsua cs iroe ol uhar
"a brware Oi Inscriptions donk r. y
eenniericlts. Tho e. uin' has the mn
blown the glass ana IA snlle OF dlseovt
or signature over oach cork
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LAMA, PSRu, (Via Galvestou), Oct. p. -.
Notice is published In live languages
calling all foreigners who suflered
losses IN tho late war between Chill and
ieru TO meeting 10 discuss measures
TO protect their interests. -
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Killed yesterday, by a falling rock on the
Mcleod contract, at Red Sucker cave.
about 200 miles cast. Port Arthnr
Is on the Canadian Pacific. Also
that 'hree men We're killed by A prema-
ture blast further east. The names
could not be learned as communication
is interrupted
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PIrrsHuRG, oct. 2i.-The four-milo
boat race for $500 q side, between John
Teemer, Of this city, aud y. II. Conley.
oi Boston, which was to have taken
place at NcHpesport tomorrow, has
been postponed until SATURDAY,, Novem-
Der :. Teemer viii allow Conlry ton
seconds start
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A Panama Pointer.

"outNU-o,', Oct 2i.-Whc -.. Al.
ment OF the United States OF Colombia
hns informed tho Panama railroad com
panN, That IL will not allow that com.
pany's line of railway to be cut,chanred
or damaged for the benefit OF the De
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Anothrr An.n.ln,nn,

J. Nno' Oct. a.-rho Parnoltcs in.
tend TO pvo further amendment 10 the
sources reply % the Queens sneech
on the succt u home rule.
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A rnrtlal I,rcnncliln,inn.

ohicAuo' Oct, 2i.-The managers of
ihe Kansas City and Chicago lines mot
mere to-day and agreed to restore cas-,
pound passenger ratios at once. This de'
,lSlon does not affect the rates from
Chicago 10 kansas Citv.
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prn,l.lrnr. mn. Iii.

NEW York, oct ~ The second game
Of base bal between tho champions,
Providence and Metropolitaus, was
again won low the fnrmor. Score Prov
idyuUe, %; Mairop1lilaus, /.
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prnLt' oct. 2i-The lord-lieutcpant
Of lrelsil will continue at his most pnti
tho clo.snt the session of parliament in
lsSO, WIN Earl Rosebury will probably
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~ ThInose Vith,Irnv,.

f" ifNNNh Dec cL-Tbc rem,inao..rn,.
Chinese oops horore Ch,, 4. 49,. wy. w.
TIE Chlnosn ,h,,. leu
~ lhuohg Their iutronchmrnts.
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mnnlr. III ~ nlnn

BFn'lN, Oct. 2i-Grcat honors have
heon sltwn thc body of the lato Dul,c of
trnnsWck. Sir Edward Nalet "a
MiuSh ON buesador, win attonI tho
Nictori, v" queen
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weather indications.

WAsiIiNdroF, Oct 2l-Fur Western Gull
states; Fair weather; northeast to ,outh-
ca. windsi ncnrly stationary temperature.
GALVESTON, Oct gi-Fouowiu, IA thc
weather report furnished hr the -ieual sor-
wee IN conjunction with tht RAJ upVsi
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T.. Mr George Andrews. Waterman, H.
- Il. " \. 4. r. Co., Waterloo, Iowa.
ives cured OF severe rheumatism bv th,
use use OF ST. jacobs Oh, the magical pain.