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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-22
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

Senator Pcndlcton said yesterday that
the statement that he said at Deer Park
or anywhere else, ut II private dinner
party or in public, that he thought
blaine would be elected President is ut
terly false.
At Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, yester-
day, while freight train was passing
over the iron bridge crossing tho canal
of the Reading railway one of the cars
jumped the track. The shock hurled
six more ears against it with such force
MS to wreck the entire bridge. The train
fell into tho water. No one was hurt,
Damage, $20,0m.
The International Congress of Stenog-
raphers met at Harrisburg, Pa, yester-
day. and was called to order by Presi-
dent Deming, and addresses Of welcome
were made by GOV. Patterson and Mayor
Wilson. Acknowledgement Brewster
sent letter, regretting his inability to
be present and welcome the foreign dol
egatcs in hehalfof the United States.
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SPORTING.
THE BASE BALL GAME TO-DAY.
Chicago and saratoga Send Out Inter
e>tinS Running Meeting Reports
Fort NOrth's New Stock En-
ierprise Progressing
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-There was large
attendance to day at the Chicago Driv-
ing Park; weather COOL track fast.
First race, mile dash. Starters: Con-
stellatiOn, Eva Er.ttuu, Fair Branch,
Hard Time, Revoke, AGyenmrer, Athel-
stone and rrausiman. Constellation
joined Revoke at the halt-mile post, and
they had driving finish TO the end, Re
woke winning by q head, Constellation
second, Fair Branch third. Time-l:I2l
Second Humboldt Park stakes :
selling sweepstakes; all ages; one and
One-half miles. Starters: Johd Sulli-
van, CentreVille and Maniton; Sullivan
led from the start to the finish and won
by three lengths in front of Centrovillo.
Time 2.3Sl,.
Third race, threc-quartcrs of mile.
Tor non-winners under one mile. Start
ers: Lady Morton, Tom Moore, Ton
Lawyer, Joe ROyle, Midnight, Holly
Road, Nirgic lle,rne, Bell Boy and p.
Line.
The first heat Sawyer won, with a
driving finish; Midnight second by a
nee K, Hearne third. Time, l:l7.
The second heat Sawyer won easily
10y q length, Midnight second.
The third heat Sawyer won easily bv
length, Midnight second. Time, l-lS9i
Fourth Race ono and one-siNteenth
miles for maidcns of all ages: Starters:
Wimbledon, Rebel, Scout and Bigarson.
Wimbledon was not headed and won by
u head; Bigarson, second; Scout, half a
length of, third. Time 80.
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THEATRICAL ITEMS.

Lizzie May Timer opens her season
Monday night at the Bilou Opera-house,
Boston, Mass, in "Dad's Girl"
The grass plots in front of the Opera
house will make quite an ornament to
tho building.
Min, the tragedian, will commence
his tour OF Texas under The management
of Mr.. Benton, nj III paso, going from
thence To Colorado, WcMhcrford, Fort
Worth, Dallas, Waco, Austin, Galveston.
Houston and Beaumont. Ills great
character is Hamlet
Mrs. Benton is expected back from
| Hot Springs in u few DAYS.
g. f. Millett, Manager of the Austin
! Opera-hodSc, has left for vacation.
Fred Warde comes In October, under
the management of Joe. Gulick.
I Callcnder's Minstrols, reorganized. Is
the first attraction here. They are due
! September 10th.
The first posters announcing the
coming of Prot, Pratt. Mr.. Beuton's new
star IN the field of Phrenology, are M
in 1t. Louis this week.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGT)N, Aug. 2l.-Asssistant
Land Commissioner Harrison will so to
Dakota early next month, to examine
and straighten fraudulent surveys made
in that territory. Director Powell, of the
survey, will soon establish a permanent
station Mt Parsons, Kansas.
The Treasury department to-day, pur-
chased 10000 ounces of silver, for de-
livery at the New Orleans and Phila-
delphia minis.
An interesting question, as regards
the constructions of public buildings,
was decided ut the Treasury department
to-day, in effect that the supervising
architect, in preparing plans and speci-
lications for such buildings, shall be
governed entirely by the amount ot
money appropriated by Congress for the
purpose, without regard to future eNpec-
tHtiOnS.
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SARATOGA, Aug. Weather clear
and warm; track fast; attendance good.
First Race-Purse, 800; won handily
by Jim Renwick; Loflm, second; Lady
Land, third. Time-l:A.
Second Raco-The Kenner stakes, for
three-year-0lds, two miles. Starters:
Palinurus, Powhattan and Pauique.
Palinurus made the running from the
start; Powhattan, with Panique, last
The race was run in this order until the
quarter mile, where Powhattan drew mp
20 Palinurus and won easily by six
lengths; Palinurus, second; Panique
third. Time $780,.
Third Race Handicap sweepstakes
for all ages; mile and 500 yards; won
by Fosteral; General Monroe. second I;
Nettle, third. Time 2:li.
Steeplcchase; all ages; about mile
and a half; won by Disturbance; Miss
Moulscy, second; Major Pickett, third.
TimC-9:A.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.

Place can top down on hot stayc until heated N
remove tho cover and SMELL 4 chemist will not be
luired 10 detect tho presence Of ammonia
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New York stocks.

NEW York, Aug. y. Governments,
firm.
Railways strong.
State secureties quiet.
In the stock market during the early
hours trading was irregular, but in the
main lower, owing to heavy realizing
sales Yesterday. Prices declined ,Wllt
per cent. After, the market began 10
strengthen, and under purchases for
long accounts and by room traders
prices advanced igw2i4 per cent, latter
in Union Pacific, which rose to 80, This
stock was in brisk demand. On official
advice that the earnings for the fifteen
DAYS i'm August show an increase
Sl5O,000 over II corresponding period last
year. Louisville IL Nashville scored the
next greatest advance, selling up IT,,
per cent. to 1884. At the close, there
was q reaction of aWH per cent, hut
the market left OF strong, compared
with last nights closing prices, zWlla
per cent. higher, except for Canada
Southern, Denver, and New York Con-
trail, which are tractionally lower
Transactions, ~, 1000 shares.
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SATISFIED WITH STEW ART
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION.
II Meets at Houston and Renominates The
Present Congressman-High Trih-
utes Paid to His Abilities
and to His Merits,
Satisfied with stewart.

HoCsroN, Aug. d. Special, At
ll:2O this morning the delegates from
the First Congressional distric. mot
Chairman Douglas called the raeeting to
order, on motior, T. w. Ford was
elected permanent chairman. Aftar
routine business McGomb, of 1Iout1n,,.
cry. nominated Hon. Charles stewart fan.
Congress lie said MIR, Stewart had
served his constituency faithfully and
well, and in one term had made n ma
tional reputation. H.'Nas man who
had ne superiorS in the state and very
fow equals.
Thompson, Of Grimes, IN scconaiur
the 0omination, said that "Old Crimes
was eager Ia east her solid vote for
Stewart. He had been tried and never
fornd wanting. lie had showed by his
record what he could do, and il was an
Wlquestioned fact that the Hon. Chas.
stewart was the right man in the right
place. Let lIim stay there.
Cavitt, of Bra2os, said that - out of 50
votes in his district would be east for
Stewart.
Goree, of Watkercount also seconded
the nomination. lie referred to the excl
ting contest between Mr.Stewart and
Captain Hutchinson ut the last election
and paid a glowing tribute to Captain
Hutchinson and stated thatifhe had been
the nominee then he would also have
been reelected, as Stewart would be.
Cromwell, of Tyler, also seconded the
nomination in II few eloquent words,
and Stewart was nominated by accla.
nation amid applause.
Maj. Y. j. GOrGG was then elected by
acclamation, rs Chairman of the Con
gressional District committee. He prom
sed to do his duty, in II brilliant speech.
= Hon. Charles Stewart came into the
hall and addressed the convention in
!. one Of his characteristic speeches. lie
L d famed S3GD,0OO in appropriations for
a. H. VI district, in his single term.
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Contract Annulled.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.- Tho Post
master-Gcnoral to-day annulled the
contract with 4. p. Kellogg,
of Springfield, Massachusetts, for fur
nishing official dead letter and regis
tered package envelopes and tags. The
action is based upon a recent investiga-
ton by the Postmaster-General himself,
who says he found the envelopes of in
forior quality and not up to tho standard
contracted for. The contract amounted
to $4,000. There is to be n further ex.
animation into stationary matters.
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A Rnilrond MeetIng at MeIia.

MEXrA, Aug. Special. A very
enthusiastic meeting was held in the
opera-house here to-day to take such
action as is necessary to insure the
building of another railroad through
this place by the Erlanger syndicate,
which requires bonus of $4,000 for the
completion of the road to this place and
the right-of-way through the town and
county. 4 committee was appointed to
solicit subscriptions, and rs the amount
asked is small there will he no trouble in
raising it. A committee to secure right
of-way was also appointed. Most all the
land owners on the line have already
consented to donate the grounds asked
for depots, cite. The line has been sur
veyed from Waco to Palestine. \ corps
Of engineers passed through here this
morning on route to Palestine to locate
the line from that place to shreveport,
Louisiana, or to the state line.
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REUNITED.
ROMANTIC EPIsoOEAT sT.Louls
A Nephew of John c. Calhoun, After
Years of Separation, Finds His Wife
ina Convent and They are Re-
Made Man and Wife.

ST. Louis, Aug. p. Special. -Four
years ago John c. Calhoun, grand
nephew of the famous statesman, was
married in this city. After living with
his wife a few months they separated
he going to Texas and she remaining i'm
st. Louis. Mrs. Calhoun offered her
services to the Sisters of the House OF
the Good Shepherd ON Seventeenth and
Chestnut streets. They were accepted
and she has been there ever since.
MeanW bile Calhoun rcpented and
sought for his wife without success I'M
til to-day, when he found her at the
Convent. They were reunited, and at
hor desire another marriage ceremony
was performed.
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LANCASTER

LANCASTER, Aug. a. Corrospon
donce. The Waxahachio Base Ball
club beat our boys shamefully IN their
match game here Tuesday.
Mr.. Sam Randlett, of the Steamer
"Louise," Houston \ Galveston Navi-
CATION company is greeting his many
friends.
Our young people, ms well as the old
folks, enjoyed the company of Misses
Ada and Jessie Williams, of Dallas, dur
ing recent visit TO relatives here.
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AND BUSINESS,
King, of the Erie.

st IOp hing, OF the Erie.
|. a st. Joe DIRK, Aug. 2l.-At meeting of
TET G. railroad directors to-day, James
. Cen" .iil, r. Snydam Grant and j. l..
IAN. 4 Tex the committee appointed to con-
AXE Il. Il Va John King, Jr reported that
accepted the position of Assist
sident. The arrangement ON
ro,,c,, ing bases his acceptance is that
'w baIes nre dng debt, amounting now to
anger Bros. red 100000, is to be paid.
+ h. House on shareholders have agreed
~ railway, p-Messrs. Powell IL Westlake,
elved here mmittee TO undertake to raise
DAL cunt necessary. JeWett having
't.Gynhed reelection the committee re-
ported lie should be retained in the ca
pacity, either as Chairman OF the board
or head of the Executive committee,
and it was also suggested that ut the an
nual meeting in November King should
assume the presidency. The report was
adopted unanimously. John King, Jr.,
was formerly Vice President of the
Baltimore IL Ohio road, and was for some
years receiver OF the Ohio d Mississippi
Railway company.
He is a gentleman of great experience
in railroads, and il is SAID of him that he
is the only man who can rescue the
Erie.
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A Rate War Threntnnea-

"'oAGo, Aug. 2l.-The railways here
express no hope that Il war on passenger
C Gt by the trunk lines between
onicaso an6 New York can be averted
uillcSS the pool is reorganiaed. 1t is
runiored that Nice-Commissioner Pear
soh Is coming west with
mat view, but it could be
sraced to no definite source. Each line
III the pool assures the Others
VI paying commissions through
steamship lines. Representatives.
mere OF Nanderbilts lines assert that
they maintained rates until forced hy.
the falling Off ON their passenger busi-
iosS 10 grant the same
concessions as were heing made by
other lines. The belief is generally eX-
pressed that rates will go very much
lower - -
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PIeuro-Pnoun,onia In Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, ms, Aug. 2l.-In
view of the developments respect
ing the presence of pleuro-
pneumonia among the herds of
Jersey cattle in Illinois, GOV. Hamilton
has called Veterinarian Commissioner
Paaren here to consult upon steps to be
taken. The other herd, where the trouble
first appeared, came from Ohio, and one
or two from the neighborhood of Wash
lnnlOn d. O.
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state Cnnital Notes.

AUSTIN, Aug, 81. Special. The in
crease in values in Williamson county
for the past year is $7G6,0OO.
General revenue paid in to-day,
$33,000
Hon. b. NJ. Baker has been summoned
to Carthage ms a witness in an important
case, and will go from Houston there.
1t will be two weeks before he returns
to the capital.
Other State officers are expected home
tomorrow.
The Western Plaster of Paris Com.
pany, capital stock 10000, ofSweetwater,
iled a charter to-day.
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Vile and a dozen others. Secretaries
Chandler and Lincoln and Gen. Butler,
who had called to see the President,
were present. Secretary Chandler in
formed Commander Schley, that the
President had decided to appoint him in
the place of Commodore Earl English,
who commands the European squadron,
with the office of Chief of a bureau in the
Navy department, which goes with the
rank of Commodore.
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Artcslan Wells,

SrRINGrowN, Aug. n. Special. ON
Saturday last, the 18TH, two tine artesian
wells were made to How, making in
number, eleven, one being next to the
strongest in town, filling IA inch pipe.
The well augur men are getting more
work than they can possibly do In the
next six months Ia come. Ii is pure,
iree-stone water, and without doubt
tho healthiest water in the State.
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P'RIS, Aug. 2l.-Four deaths from
cholera last night at Toulon and one AT
Mar eilles. The quarantine at Malta
has been abolished so far as arrivals
from Sici'ian ports are concerned.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.-.A Pekin dispatch
to the Times says: The Tsung Ii
Namen profess TO hc prepared for war
with France. They are secretly
hoping, however, to involve neutral
powers in the quarrels respecting the
beatty with the ports.
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ROME, Aug. 2l.-The daily cholera re-
port in Italy to-day is as follows: Ber-
gamo, 4 deaths; Campo Basso, 3; Castel
Nuevo, 3; Parma, /. Fresh cases re-
ported: At BergamO, ;; Campo BassO,
Z; Cozena, Il Castel Nuevo, 3. I'm the
Providence of Turin, 10 were attacked
with cholera and died. Two deaths are
reported in other towns.
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Mr.. J.G. Van valkonburg, a young
and popular travelling man, who has
been i'll at the Grand Windsor hotel for
several DAYS past, died at rs a. m. The
demise of Mr.. Van Nalkenburg will he
learned with sincere regret by those
who knew him. His parents reside In
Chicago. His remains will be sent to
them.
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roBEtGN NEWS.


DUBLIN, Aug. 2l.- United Ireland pub
fishes the sworn information of pris.
oner named Grurdy, charging ex-Solici-
tor Bolton and Police Superintendent
Malone with attempting to brighten him
and euucc him to testify against Joseph
Poole, who was hanged early last winter
for the murder Of John Kenny.
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The Net rhinc is Eirht.

LONDON, Aug, 2l.-The Times Pekin
dispatch to-day says; The French Con-
sui lowered his flag at o'clock to-day.
The interests of French subjects were
entrusted to the Russian minister.
China absolutely refuses to admit the
French claims
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LEWisvfLLr, Aug. p. Special The
irst bale ofnew cotton was received to-
Gay. 1t clesscd strict good middling.
weighed $50 pounds, and was sold TO NJ.
H. Brady, of this place, for 49, cents
per pound, and shipped to Dallas. The
crop is short, but in the aggregate will
yield much better than was expected.
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'hhhAN 80 HbNHlbNs
The National Base Ball club, of Hous-
ton, arrived yesterday from Fort Worth,
and are quartcred at the Grand Wind
Sor hotel. They are strong team, and
can make any club in the South play
ball. The Brown Stockings will cross
bats with them this afternoon, and hope
to be able TO take the conceit out of
the leaders for the State ponnant
by winning the game. The home team is
stronger now than it has been any timo
previous the present season. Play will
begin ut ! o'clock sharp. Tho mines for
tp-luv Nyill hn urropUnu ~ fnllnuy.
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A Nnu Cnnni.rrnii-

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.--The Secret
Service is in possession of new coun-
terfeit note OF the denomination of $40
on the National hank of Cincinnati. Il
is of the series ct lSS2, with chocolate
rolored back, yignottos ON the face, has
Il coarse appearance, but the back Is
well executed.
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The Photographers.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. q. The National
Train Despatchors' convention
met again this morning. None of the
committees were ready to report, and
the time till adjournment at noon was
taken up in speaking on Geographic
Innins
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Wnco Eynects Lhn samoa rn.

WACO, Aug 2l.-lSpecial. 1t is cur
rently stated in railroad circles that the
Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe railroad will
at once commence the survey from
Moody on their main line, Of a branch
road to this point. Moody is twenty
miles west of Waco.
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The spragues Sold Out,

AraUsTA. MI, Aug. 2l.-All the pro
perty of the Sprague Manufacturing
company here, was sold ut auction t.
day. What fifteen years ago cost fully
2,O00,0O0, realized about S20O,0W.
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HALWAX, Aug. 2l.-The steamer New
dcld has arrived from Sable Island.
hringinz M Capt, Lucas, of the wrecked
steamer Amsterdam. All hopes OF float
inr the Amsterdam have been abnnd-
md Most Of The casgo was sgyed.
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The Real Cause Recordrd.

NEW York, Aug. 2l' DR., Maggie, Reg
lister of the Bureau Of Vital Statistics,
to-day received from the Navy Depart
ment, a certified copy of Lieut.. Greeley's
report ON the execution of Private
Henry. on the authority of this report
the record in the bureau was changed
to read instead OF "staryation" to
"shpt by order of Lieut.. Greedy"
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LINCOLN, NEn., Aug. 81. Miss Dora
Buck mailed yesterday, the papers es-
tablishing her relationship to private
Henry, and authorized the coroner to
take up the remains.
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rrnmnird h, Inc prn,i,leni.

NRw IoRH, Aug. 2l.-Presldent Ar
thur, this morning, received at the Filth
Avenue hotel, the officers of the Greedy
Relief expedition. including Com
mnnder Schlev, Commander Coffin,
Lieutenant EmMy, Chief Engineer Mol
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TYLER, Aug. d. Special, Report,
from the country now indicate strongly
that the cotton crop will be even better
than last season. There are some re-
ports of worms west of che city, but
nothing definite is learned
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BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Aug. q. Frank
James arrived here to day to
stand trial ON the change
of completely In the Ottervile
train robbery on the Missouri Pacific
railroad in 1872. The case will be called
tomorrow. IL Is said the defense will
move for u continuance.
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HlLLsBoRo, Aug. p. Special No
rain for the past ten weeks. Cotton is
badly injured. Hillsboro received her
first bale" to-day, which was sold to
Messrs. Durham Il Patty, merchants.
for ! cents per pound.
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A nend RndY Arriyns.

New YORK, Aug 1.-THE remains of
the eminent war correspondent, Morgu-
han, arrived from Constantinople this
morning. Aftor lying in state in the
Governors room at the city hall, they
will be forwarded to his Ohio home.
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SrLrurn SPRINGS. Aug. 81. Special
The first bale of cotton was brought
III by VIM. Martin, a farmer of tlii,
county, and sold for l0i. cents to IIobcri
berry, and shipped to II. \. shaw
I'v-t,.., -..ss.Ni.,...g, 4 ta1h ,E-l1i
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The Crop, I'm Cass County.

KILDARE, Aug. 9l.LSpocial. -Cass
county has been visited with several
good rains, and crops are much bene-
htted thereby.
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Thrce rirst Bales al NIc1ln.

MENIA, Aug. q. Special. We have
received tn &c first bales of cotton OF this
season's growth this week.
The crop prospect is very gloomy, \
third of crop will be as much as We
can reasonably expect after the very wet
spring and three months drouth.
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The Scnndal Cnses.

DuBrIN, Aug. 2l.--The trial of the
scandal cases was continued to-day.
Robert Fowler and Daniel Consdine
were convicted of keeping disorderlv
houses, and sentenced to two years in
prison.
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MARSHALL, Aug. IL Special Am
other spledid ram fell here yesterday
oNOninr.
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Cotton Near Waco.

Waco, Aug. DISQUALIFICATION
picking progresses slowly on uplands
with prospective yield of bale to ilve
acres.
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When You visit or leave New York
CITY save baggage, express or carriage
hire aud stop ut the Grand Union hotei.
opposite the Grand Central Depot. ST
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at q
cost of N,0O0,0Q, reduced to 81 and up.
wards per day. European plan. Elo-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. llorsc-cars, stages and elevated
railroads 10 all depots. Families car
I'VE better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than In any other first-class
hQtel IN the city.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.-Wcst gulf stat les
generally fair weather, south To east winds,
slight change In temperature.
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We Just able to
hera VERY Low PRICES Can and see them We
some Fire and Safes