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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

Ar.r,,, March 10 --fSpeolal. I-secretarv
Haker ofthe state nontd oi education. veg
trrdey received the scholastic census of
Flpt,ria. the frst received this year. hut it
nsd 20 be returned Tor correction, the asses
ssr .rIrding chi ildrsu IL tr4rs 10 Age. In-
,,rgr,ioDs non tne board say issessors
,hsl' include all children VINO sre saud uu-
de, ij wears on the fire. ut -bpiamber next.
'Tbe hoard cf educatiou iF ready b. receive
a8p cations from c.t.esHut i1tfs '1r sum.
uI r uormH4 schools aud applicants are re-
,ufsied To rive the price oft are and
schoC house facilities.
rne comptroller to-day paid $1,000 %
the credit of the general 'rly.8a.. spd s5O,-
.CDOt, thr Ry4lauln sripo Il making
me ,urn nos, in thc .auIy tI ir. credit
81 frchools nearly S2lOO'u
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a0er the Goth Of ..sI m.rtu tlr.l prefer
.r,cs r,elt l., pu..l.se eeases
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF DALLAS,
M TFXAs MARCH 8. 1884 In obedi-
euce to the charter OF the city OF Dai'
las aod nlsoi y obedience to resolutions of the
CIV Council. passed on the 10Th aud 9th days
Of February, issi notice is hereby given tnat
an election will be he'd on the Sta day Of April,
1881 the sane being tho ,t TIesday S "a ,Sa ST ,hs
desicnsted below, for the election OF the fol.
iowing officers Of The city OF Dallas
City Marshal,
CITY Assessor and c ,llect5r.
Aldermen from First Ward,
! Aldermen from Second Ward,
2Aldermen from Third Wsrd,
2 Aldermen from Fourt1 Ward.
Aldermen from Fifth Ward,
Aldermen from XIII ward.
Also al The sau tine aud place vote VIII be
Dallas as to whether cattle. hogs, horses and
stock generality III al 10 allowed 10 run loose In
the city The ticke's will read:
For stock Running Loose"
Against stock Running Loose" 49,,
Also at tbs same time and ace vote VIII
be Ia, en- 1, express the wishes of the citizens hs
70 whether tax OF = of ! per ceut shall be
levied Tor the purpose Of acquiring lot ana
bui ding for grammar and high school Second
for building add onal ward schools, Third,
for engaging superintendent End additional
nine months during year Said special tax
70 DO levied for ts) hre, years Tickets will cad:
"For Levying the Tax"
"Against Levying theTax F"
Voting places and prssiding officers as follows:
First wsrd-At the Courthouse; c. NJ Terry,
presiding officer.
presiding officer.
Third Ward-At Rays Grocery. corner Ross
avenue aud Harwood street; W. + Best, presid-
ing officer.
streeis: David 0oslin, presiding cfiicer
Fifih ward-At Five Points Grocery, corner
Jacksop, Preston and Commerce streets; John i.
Eakir, presiding officer
sixth Ward-At corner Live Oak and Haw-
kiua strees w. u. Norton. presiding omcef
W L. CABELL. Masor City ofDalias
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his effects about two weeks since 30 kaui.
man, leaving his wife behind. Those who
know the woman regard her aa a mypho.
| maniac. This physician arrested attended
Me Kinney through severe attack OF
neasels. After Mckinney went To kanf
man he was call In % attend ihe children
She wrote him n note through the post OF
lice, which was obscene IN the extreme
After this she went 10 his oflce, where the
found him. They were together There out
a very short space 81 time, Tho oilloa 10 10
the back part Of a drug store. Il Was guTins
lhisilteryleW she aimed he a'snyed 70 con-.
nit the rape. Tho true nature OF The woman
oroping ou, with this Interview,
the doctor notified the donates
OF the house Of the woman's cha'.
goier, and charged them "a tell her
should she return again that he was absent
Another note OF msudlln gush reads'
Come by ieok's restaurant this evening"
look up aud you will see me 40 my VIM
dow, then come 10 my ROOM
LATER-When the doctor arrived at
kaufman be showed Mckinney his wiies
letters. Mckinney acknowledged his wiie's
error, she pleaded guilty and the case was
dropped Mckinney proved himself Just
aud updght man. lie gave his VIE
ticket aud money % go, Eepi tuo ohilureh
and is worthy OF the wnrmest symprthy,
lie loved his wife dearly a'd ~ stricken
with grlei.
Robert johnson, oolored aud drunk, de-
liberately hred pistol In tho street Sunday
afternoon near General Griiiih's residence
He wss arrested aud fined $3.50
At CaIloway's brick yard Yesterday ovet-
ing three negroes he'd IA tisiicul entertniu'
ment at which there was mach blaeding AZ
the nose. All were arr 'sied and uned. Sat.
uraay night at Jim q Sam saloon fftd
Hardin Knocked negro down With chair
for irsoleuce and George Cnaundaun did
another up Ia tas same way for the same
cause.
Marshal Riddle arrested Saturday night
% man he Thought TO be the orc who ron
bed the Elmo Vost.ollce The prisoner
leFi,ed away aud Mr.. Riddle and Mr.. A. Il.
Clemons gave him lively chase, but be
proved too fleet He dropped q number OF
stamps ana letter which belonged 10 Mt.
Riddle, which proved bee hHd been through
the mayors Office while here
sunday afternoon Rev. Mr.. Clark, tho
Brptis, eyangc.ia. who has been holding
protrecied mrri|ngs here, Immersed live
converts In the pHsohal tank, ard there was
one BAPTISM oy the disciple.
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FANCY

As every one OF our customers
know, we always sell EMBROl DER.
les cheaper than any other house.
but ON thls occasion we are able TO
beat our own record, and 70 oiler
Embroiderles at prices at which We
would have been mighty glad TO buy
them a month or so ago. We have
m as, DRIED lot of Hamburg Edgings,
4 inch TO two lnches wide, from &c
10 lOc n yard. Another lot from to 6
inches 4, ide, from i21c 10 25c a yard.
A lot of Irish Point Embroideriea
from Sifc yard up. And n line OF
Torchon Valenciennes and Fancy
Laccs at very low figures.
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A Mining Mystery.

SPOKANE FALLS, w. T., March 10.-Fears
exist for the safety OF the ten
men who went TO Rsthsrum, thir-
teen days ago, to locate the trail
to Occur Kelene gold mining district. They
left point twenty-five miles from kaths'
rum. with four dsvs rations and left other
provisions in charge OF man with instruc-
tions to wait six days. They never return
ed and the man LETT IL was thought they
had reached Eagle City. but man who ar
rived Saturday said they had not been
there. Search parties have been organized
aud are now out. There is no place where
they can stop between poinla KNOWN ana
the snow is very deep. Their names are
Charles Pond, l.. Merriam, Charles Boat
man, McNutt, Whi,sel, william Dean, G.
Stafford, William Hayes, Peter E;ch, and
one unknown.
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INSUR

nBgARTMENT OF INSURANCE, Sta tbs
ID tics snf History, Au.un, Texas. March 2.
IeSt. IT, ail Whom IL Nav Concern ms Is 70
certify thst the Western Fire and NJ rine In
eurance Company. Of San Francisco. Caliioinis,
hes m ali respects fully como led with the laws
of Tex a a. conditions precedsn mt 20 10 doing
6usiness in this State. ami that sat- Company
hold : Ccrfihcste Of Authority from this once
entlfIine Il n DO business In this state for
twelve months from the LIT cay OF January.
issL N The 3ist day OF Dece Dber. 1884
III. sl-tiven under my hand and seal at
ofhce in Ausin IN day and date rrst above
witt, n II p BREWSTER, Commissioner.
IN DIX N&7O @ neral Aeen's
nFPARAMENT OF ms RANCE. STATS
III Il and History. Ans in. Texas. March 9.
isss TO All W hori ~ Nav Corcern: This IL 10
ceStifv al the Oakland Home Insurance Com
nsnvs of sklsnd California, has In all respects
ri y con plied with IN laws ~ Texas a. condi-
t,rus pr ccftnl 10 tu doing business ir this
s'ef.. and that said Company holds Csrt d.
este Of Authority frm Il ONCE emitting u 10
A. Inns mes. in this stase for tweye months nom
she lst dsy q ysnasrs, 1854 TO- the sis' day Of
" IN eII e1-G Gwen under my hand ana sea-. ct
80. IN Austin the dav and date drst above
S1i,tcn' m. P. BREWSTER. comnissicnrr.
IL. bixoS 3 Co. General Asena
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BELTON.

BELros, March l0-[Special. IA little
excitement prevailed TO day about noon.
A gassline lamp exploded in the Big Bo-
nanza saloon and made quite blaze but it
was finally smothered out without any
damage.
Work began this morning to move the
offices out of the cid court house, which
will be sold next Wednesday and will be
cleared away in four weeks. The tempo
rary Offices are IL, the old Mcclure drug
store.
Material for the water works is arriving
daily.
John Farley is baildiug beer and ice
house on the Missouri Pacific track. Lemp
has also opened a branch house.
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.IEFEERSON

JtrrERsoS, March i0.-[Special. l-Quite
q serpou. d'tficuity occurred here near the
rexs& Pacific depot, between William
mot o Hsra through the thigh and then
nrd aud ~ still at large. O'Hara's wound
4. vsrv rainfnl but not dangerous.
A ditiiculty occurred here near the river
Sttveen two negro men. one with an axe
and the other with q knife, but as both
we're crazy with drink they did no injury
10 thu mselyes.
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DENISON.

DENIsoN, March 10.-TSl nl'I-Charles
Lippiucott, white, married Mollie Johnson,
an ebony black in Louisiana, Missouri, in
due form some eleven months ago, and
came 10 this point few days ago. They
were arrested yesterday and iugged, tried
to-day and fined Sl0o.
Two hendsore stree. cars arrived and
were put IL operation TO dag, thus inau-
guratinC our first street car line, which rs
in working order for distance OF one mile.
The next CITY e ection will make warm
canvass. Already the,e are I've candidates
IL Che Geld fsr the ,nsvorslty.
Tom CROOKS is building Il two-etory rock
house for printing office, and In many
ways evidences the prIncey income Of a
nc WspEpCE l9EE.
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HOUSTON.

HousroS, March lo-TSpecial. l-Last
night about - O'Clock two Italian laborer8
ent'ctd hoy named Willie Willard 10 the
banks oi the Bayou and tnofe attempted TO
oomniy unmeless crime upon him, when
the hoy resisted and screamed for help.
One Of the villains plunged dirk knife into
mis- siue aua ran ul, The boy made mis-
way 20 q saloon and was sent 10 tho hos.
pitnl. dis wound is a fearful one aud will
probably result IN mis- death. The Italians
were arrested aud are held % answer.
The grandson OF stephen Handy aged S
years, attempted t) board moving train
or tho Central road. He fell and two
trucAs passed over him. Both of his legs
were amputated ami the chances are
greatly against his rec very.
The building OF the eastern extension OF
the Bremoud narrow-gGuge is completed ta
Liberty, twelve miles beyond Nscadoches.
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GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GOODS are
staples at all seasons of the year ~ d
are worth buying whenever they arc
cheap enough. The prices we quote
arc proof enough Of the chs apnoss
Of our fering, aud ~ for the qualit
desired In that respect For In
table lsneo al SIC yard. a line J
ior II; ana all.llnen napkins rom oyc
5c n yard aud Irish linen sheetiu &
full width. at b5e n yard. and 10 p
shte etlng, New York mills, at sc
yard.
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thet cloudy and warm.
TYLER.

TYLER, March 0.-[Specisl. 1.-The west
bound passenger train on the Texas & St.
Louis railway left the track four miles eaat
of Corsicana last night at l.20, the entire
train turning over. Only four passen gers
were ininred. one rather seriously, three
others slightly. A freight train IL also re.
ported Ia the ditch to-day on the same
road between this city and Texarkana.
Everything went off the track but the ca
boose. No one was hurt.
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BEovvNwoOJi.

BEG wfwooT March l0.-rspcoiel. The
rangers under ne commend of Captain
Geter arrived here this m )rning We vel
come them to oEr town, believing that in
case hey should not be eesentisl 10 the
peace and ouiet OF our county, therei Is and
WIN be no hsd results rom their presence
here.
Mr.. T. Z. Harris, OF the law firm Of Har.
ris e. Ragsn has returned very happy from
his short briGal tour, bringing his besuti.
iul wife, formerly Miss Essie Campbell, OF
Meridian Texas. Our citizens extended TO
them a most cordial welcome and his
many friends here wish them long and
happy life
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GOODS.

Ifyou want handkerchief OF any
kind, ladies or gents. dOn'tgO any
further. but read on and see what we
have 10 offer. We have one line OF
ladies white linen hemstitched at 10
for sl: and orc llnc OF ladies and
gents white llsrn hemsiitchOd and
Co,ored b0r.cfs We are Offering at s.
2, 6. 3 aud for Si md one line oi
handsome silk handkerchief ut 25C
aud zoe each. We have just received
the new LGngtry and Jersey collar,
which we are Offering attic each.
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RfouLAsD. March 10.--[Special IA b, y
about twelve years old created quite a
sensation here to-day. He ran away from
homo about seven miles west OF hero and
came In on the train this evening. His
father was here TO catch him, but when he
attempted 10 20 near him he took pistol
from his pocket and presented 1t at his
father, saving, "ssy. boss guets you had bet
ter stop" but he was finally persuaded TO
20 home.
Weather cloudy and warm.
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GEOuGETOWN.

GEoRGErowY, March 10 Especial. Mr..
Nelson. n wealthy farmer 81. tnig county,
sold to-day 800 lalssoi co ton 20 D. T. lg.e-
heart. OF Austin. Tor 10 . 3 cents per pound.
Tho cotton Was classed good middiing. Mr.,
Nelson reserved fifty bales, as 10 was better
cotton.
Atl2 o'clock last night 70 dwelling house
in town caught fire ana W t1Hly dcst:oy-
ed. Loss about $500 or 500 ua Insurance.
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Cirnr Makers Locked out.

CIScraSATI, March l0.--rhe cigar manu-
facturers have declared lockout to-day
which throws over ,l00 cigar makers ont
OF employment. the cause of the trouble
was the amount of wsges TO two men Tor
making peculiar brand 81 cigars. The
union demanded they should be PAID more.
The manufacturers refused and declared o
1a,lauf
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Ann,hcr Trlnlc Msrderer Rounded Up

CHICAGO, March 10.-The JournaPs Lin
coin, Illinois, special says: William HoaG-
lanu was arrested at Marsa last night and
lodged in jail here this morning upon the
theory that he was concerned with Hall IN
the Mount Pulaski triple murder. A letter
was received by Hoaglad from supposed
accomplice and lost by Hoeelsnd - the clue
N my, w,hich tho detecIives worked.
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An omaha Incident.

OMAHA, NEB, March l0,-James Eugent
brother OF the proprietor OF the Theatre
bar.room adjoining the theatre at late
hour last night. A young man named
Shout, who was present, wac shot in the
law, but not fatally. Several arrests have
been made. but the guilty parties and the
cause OF the shooting ore not yet certainly
lpnwn
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DR. Y

or DRESS GOODS we have. Just
opened M entire line Of ell the latest
Spring Shades and styles, an array
that Il simply bewlldorlng Ia rs va
Iioty, and unsurpassed for oheappcss
First on the list IN n line OF Wofsteds
ln black and colors at l2iso q yard
then we have n line OF brocadea n..
boiscs. Checks, etc, In NJ the lead
ing shades NJ lose a yard. aud a com.
blnatIon OF Plsids, Eun's Velllngs
and other Novelties In Stripes and
suilines at zoe n yard. Aud S.tipcd
Seer, Ilckers Rt l0c a yard. And R'u.
frcw Dress Glnghams at TO- a yard,
And Iudlga Blue Piints (Arnolo's)
at sSc yard.
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Heavy snowfall.

PARMtsoroN, Ne, March 10--No trains
over the Maine Central railroad since Sat.
urdsy morning. rhe Sandy River u also
showed under The snowfall CONTINUES
and everything Is blockaded.
CogroocooK, N. H, March l0.-There ie
n serious snow blockade ia this section OF
the state. Trains are greatly impeded.
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CLEBuRSE.

CLEBURYE, March 0-[5peclaL This
morning at $3.50 O'Clock hre broke out Ia
the Merchants Exchange saloon on the
south side of the square oisly destroy ing
two large bricks ana two frame builIlrgs,
but for the heroic efforts OF Captain Ling
dTen and his followers, y would have en-
tirely consumed that tiue OF ihe square.
All were very well insured except Colonel
Chambers, owner of the briok', who loses
considerable. It's origin IS disputed.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
CLxBuRsE, March 10 Especial IA fire
broke out this morning IN the rear oil =
two.story brick building Oh the south side
OF square occupied by the Merchants Ex-
change saloon. The building and its con-
tents were soon destroyed and the tames
attacked a similar building on the east.
The lower story of this was occupied by
Laski & Fabian, mixed merchandise, and
the upper story by DeBerry & Smith, Poin.
dexter & Padelford, and OTIS English as
law offices. The fire continued TO spread
towards the east and quickly caught and
reduced TO ashes two wosden buildings,
one OF which was occupied
by ]. G. Msbrys, groceries. Here
its course ended for lsck of
food upon which to feed. On the vest
no proer.ss Was ms<e ~ tie lire. ibe bnild-
ing next 10 tie initial point having only
been sc1rched, a result. having been esiied
nv lNe Ufa tuDt Ntu Wv IVNr WIN w wv "
teer 6reusn. Tire foil living 1, y summary
o. III. estimate ps-es AID act isl irsnrafc g. (.
II j. Chsmntr~ owner ~ to nritk
ba,idings: fess 5000: Insurance :; 0D.
Heath BTs. tso r-rdeD buildings, i5ss,
81 80; insursucN ~ 90
P,inds x,sr 4 p 80 ord, law librarv and
furni'urr; lee. t5.OJs. insnrsLce. $500.
DsBery 4 -m'h. iaT library; loss, 81.
cor u, snr-' ce sJn
opi. & u. gli-n. loss. 1000; 70 insurance
n w -rh.is. saloon, stock and fixtures
ls.-, 80 so: irsnrsDcs. sl,7oe.
I,s.k, Fsbisp, loss and damage in re
n,rv,l $500: ins0rsncs. $49Jo.
&c Malery, c. X Schmsltz and w. II
Rec lose more or lsss by removal and We
ter. hut the amounts csnnot-be given unti
slter adjustment by the underwriters. Al
20 the origin a the FIRE II 10 pretty ee eralll
believed 70 have beer incendisry. Earl,
.rrivsis tie that there was en- nverp,-sr
! ing ooof OF burning oai Wne dsd the nfin
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RIBBONS.

We have some rare bargains IN
these goods 10 ofler One line 0fnli'
silk Ottoman and satin aud Gtog-
grain at l0c o yard; one linz, 9.l2, I'm
satin and gros grain aud MORE ~
IKE yard also line Of handsome
plush and satin ribbon TO 1 inches
wide at 2jc a yard; and some big bar.
gains IN real ostrich plumes and
tips.
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No BANKRUPT STOCK !
BUT ALL NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS at
GOLDSMITH BROS.

We are daily receiving goods in every depart
ment and will be able to offer for the coming season the best
assorted stock brought this city, Below descrp
ton of few bargains offering which is truthful and
will be found therefore, represented and prices
have them with view of making long journey
to our establishment profitable.
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ARLINGTON.

AnLrssros, March 10 -rSpeciall.-rh
election held here to-day TO determine
whether or not our town should be incor-
poraled resulted in favor Of incorporation
By majority Of 40 to l3.
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Nh hamilton Men Sccd--Appiy.

scuxxrcrApY, March l0-Union college
has refu,ed to receive the bolting Hsmil-
ton seniors on the ground II did not wish to
sysdnate men IL had not educated.
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Manina.a DEED

Urrsn PorrseRovk, Pa. March 10 AT
midnight Mrs. Woodward Kirkloff, CT sc
with malaria fever, let her bed and do
l,berately set her clothing adre. Sa'
exlinguish the flames and was slowly
barnsd 10 deatc.
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OORSETS.

Our Corset Department has a well
earned reputation for supp ying tho
best of goods Il the very lowest OF
pi.es, aud when we announce Iino
OF bargains, ladies know thoy arc
genuine. We offer line Of Corsets
AZ 2jc each. one line In white and
oolored at i5c each. and the celebraL-
ed Madam Duvap at only 75c.
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TFRRELI.

TKnxrLL, March 10.-[5pecial l-Esrly
this morning prominent phy-icisn OF this
place vss arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Avers ard taken TO kaufman on Q writ Tor
an alleged attempt 20 rape the wife oi
Georee Mckinney, m itinrrsnt suctioneer
Vho ~ fUrmsrzy prstiored here, but took
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The Fire Record.

KANSAS CRY, March l0.-A fire in Pitts.
burg, Kansas, last night, beginning in a
frame row on the east side Of Broadway,
destroyed eight buildings. Total lose,
$50 coo: insurance light.
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CORSICANA.

CoRsicAHA, March 10. ISpeclail - a
serious wrec'. occurred last night TO the
west houad passenger train OF tho Texas u
St, Louis caUscG ly distractions being
placed Oh the trGcE b. unknown parties.
'lhe wrec. occurred & We miles east OF here
in Chambers creel. bottom, precipitstinE
the whole train clear oil the track down M
embankment. There wero thirteen paesen-
gers aboard, oi whom q Mr. Morris, Of Alex.
andrin, Louisiana, had hia collar bone
broken, together with internal injuries.
Mrs. A, ovens, OF Kerens, was badly out
aoout the head and otherwise oadly
bruised, while Il Mrs. McCofmick was
crushed and internally injured. The rest
escaped with comparatively slight injuries.
Tue division surgeon, Or. +. NJ. Hicks,
came down .s-dsy to take charge Of tho
parties.
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will probably ye. come out. At present
the talk driiis towards the implication OF
one or two men Of no GOOD regulations
Certainly no efforts will hespared 10 detect
and punish the scoundrtls.
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sAsked.
Governments firm.
Railways firm.
At.tn aann x;f,aa Hnl1
sAsked.

KaiINhyS nrm, .
State securities dull.
Specula lation at the stock exchange was
tame. Union Pacific, however, was fea-
ture in the early trading and advanced:
Stock is ia gsod borrowing demsnd and i-Z
TO 3-I per cent per diem was paid for the
use OF shares. In the afternoon the diner.
ence In cash and regular was is to Ia
per cent. The scarcity OF the
for dividend purposes and partly
to the calling in Of loaned stock. Union
Pacific sold dividend OF "a per cent at
1853. 7sl-s, 1888. In The last hour, COM
pared Nth Saturdays closing, prices are
is TO 5-S per cent lower, except New York
Central, Michigan Central and Canade
southern. which are IA 10 l-2 per cent
b;sney There was a difference Of l Sto IA
in seller 8 and regular in some leading
stocks early in the day. Transactions, 1861
600 aharee.