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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06
LOCAL NEWS
The blizzard Conirasied With Boz cas-
IN the Past.
Adjournment VI The Grand Jury - A
chance for Charity.
News and GIsanIngs Absut Tour'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PAST.

y
Friday night wss not only .he eoldes, Of
ths season. bat one OF the chldest, save "a
y,ar. eru,firpcsd hore la ears. Yesterday
morpiug tbs mercury regtteredo degree,
sbove zero and the cold rultingi penelfh-
Suy Uitds that preyAiiaSs throughout tue
duT madeit very dissgree.olo outdoors.
There WAS pleiy OF TO- ana the grounu 10
hard frozen. In his rsmblss HtsALp re-
porter met up with Colonel +. A. Aiken,
vbo throuunout the year keeps diary Of
die Uenther. and irom him CLEANED the fol-
loyiny iut,resting itsms conoerning The
,yeathsr during the past year
10 aid there he's been seNehtN'hre taln9
the past wear, and QUO snow. Oh the ~
OF February tine mercury zen H..S-i 3,,. ue
srees in twelve hours, down TO hye degrees
Above zero. with u light frosty ,now ana
Sleet four or fige days and nights IN sue
ee,sion. Al the same time that u was 100
cold 10 rain here, IL was rainiug IN torrents
In ohio. Kentucky, Penney wanna lnoiAna
and other states that made the OnioIlNtI
higher bv three 1901 thar ~ WhseVeI known
before. small page OF uauai history
Tbis nae bean tho most remarkable year
m the hi.t,ry Of the world. More earth
ou,lsa cvclones floods ana tor
nndoes. than was ever known IN
tbe seme length of time beiorr
more lives ard property destroyed
than In sny two years before oto, me-
earthquake anu 'ofh~u ~. ,-.',, nj, ,s.
10 he present writing. But perhaps lhoso
sxtremes have eliminated during the year
OF 1858. It's likely that the year 1854 will
h. nv uneh ike $50 aud 'S5 will be on
parallel with 81, ana SO will be about the
same as 30. which will bring BACK the
electric aud climatic influences IN thet
n.rsi course. Tnose extremes will psrhapi
decrease as indicated. But will some OF
our would.be scientific great men tell US
whether IL will bs or uol2 Our books and
papers are full Of evolution" and the
'',urvival OF the tittest,' and otner sclen-
tihc trash; but would IL not ho better Tor
them To try and unraVel and explain some
OF the strange and unexplained phenomena
tat has taken place the last year. ~
would mos certainly be moro interesting
and beneficial aiding thsn the other. WIZ
tome scientific gentleman rlee anu et exp oi,
Tho bottest day OF tho year WAS the bth
osy of July, the mercury stood at 10 de-
krees in the shade.
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Nav York, Jan. Money, 1 - TO ~
closed offered ?; prime mercantile, . 10
lGl-2. sterling, dull a. f.s2 If; sight ass.
8's. 100: 4I.9's, IA Is; AZ, l2i3S. Pacific
6'snf 81. i26. Denver 81 BIO Gr4uae. -
H,1pior & rcr 40 % kHp.s. 3 t...s
ggIB. Missouri factc, DOS, ItN'H 6
Pacific 1888.
f1ufes there was q drop in Wss' Shore
from IS 10 60 snd an advance IN Kansas :
Texas gsncrRlg 10 A -. the i1rugr closed
No Is to O. IA: tho latter 90 - Kansas a.
rrgul generals we're taken largely Tor
Gao Amsterdam amount Cheap axe
E Onto currency e. rose
.2i.2 10 81, Texas g. Pacific income
.llst04 6I-2, Wabash general G'sl-2 %
The tr'nsac'ious In West Shor, , St rescnel
en- rur-wou9 total OF 81 81 COO states
VS.. QUOT AZ the opening huAne.s A.
ths jocF otChauCe % sharp driyo was made
grH'H-t Onion Pacific, 81. PaH' and LHFe
.tr. .n trp announcement llft Comm
.rr.- ~ rri ordered tts Trunk lines
.1 t.gucg OIL. cents Qi y.r."ns o.os or
'rrWht and on sCV.o' from 'le Me'' moi
ih- Chicago bts.iug1n g. gl.H.F ma me
allied roads hnI been unable 2. come 10
-rms. 81 l.ul declined 1873 'l Or / d
Union Psc.fc 1 t-l6 % - D. Hd Lake
Shore 1 IT, tl oJ1 I. THO wcUtH was OF
Hul duration and before N o'clock
trH market s1ceudcd s.rn. support
o. forculitiln. Evidence We, ... wanting
ttat leading speculators were tree buyers.
Alter midday there was qui-l boom, ON
reports from the west that he Chicago
Darlington g. Quincy had decided 70 pool
Dob clmuartiys business inter- the 9Th M
Giant. This was followed b. fractional
I.ue. ion. Eut near tho close prices moved
no rapdly once more. Missouri Pacific
sold up Oh On. Louisville q Nashville 10
l1 1 Z. Western Union 16 lis. Northwestern
llB 3-8, Canada Southern, 3d. Michigan
Central. %. New York Central, l.lt l.4;
Eric, Is .3-9; Northern Fac &c, ure'err,di
sc 1-s' Oregon TfenecontiuentaI, 81 3-S ana
Rapdnr 80 There was % steady buying In
Louisville 4 Nashville. Missouri Pacific,
Wpsern Union and Union Pacific. The
rise in the aams had tendency 30 start
the whole list. There were large purchases
of stocks throughout the day both for local
and ont ui town accounts, and operators
displayed greater Conidance than for
months past. The Investment OF January
Interest in dividend monies has set in
actively both I'm ralV ay shares and the
bond ularkp. Sales OF stock for the week,
9fSI5j shares, an increase OF 1870
Among securities not dealt Ia on tho stock
p-,br.rn North River construction dropped
Do ~ and rn led 90 10 IL. t. 10 understood
that ID %. Mills ard Henry Willard have
parted with their holdings As compared
With last uiCh's close, price are IL tn
Dor cent. higher, tine latter for Michigan
Central. A mni1uty Of lle active stocks
show az advance of 1 TO J H.. Ir2usac-
ti0nE, 47t,O 600 shares.
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Mon and women.

Women talk for the sake OF telling whist
they know; men tR,k " draw out what
others know.
When q woman becomes hurrisd she 'ssls
for Il fen; when man becomes iisrried he
feels Tor a cigar.
Women jump 10 conc, usiors and generally
BIZ i' men reason thiDss out logically aud
generally miss IT,
Women slwsy. show by their actions
that thev greatly enjoy going TO church;
usn ara less d4m0utlfatiYe.
Some women eau, pass millinery stOrs
without looking IN s0ms Issn csI't pass =
saloon without going 10.
4 woman never sees q bshy without want
ing TO run 20 10; man never sees baby
uithout wanting 50 run from Il.
Women love admiration, appreciation, adj
ulsti5u, self-immolation on the part OF
others, and are often weak, vain and rive
lous. DITTO mer.
Amnn of iashion hates the rain because
IL disarranaes the set OF his psntsloons; a
woman of faghion hatee II because IT dissr-
ranges nef com piaAiuu.
A woman always carries her parse I'm bar
hand, 80 that O her womsn will zee A., "a
man carries his in his inside pocket 80 that
his wife wont see 10.
A woman csn sit In thsatrs for three
hours without getting oil cramped up,
catching the o0thscne or becoming faint
for want OF frsth ar; nhu cant.
When a woman wants 10 repair damages
/ she uses n pin; when man wants to re-
pair damages he spends two hours and a
half trying TO thread y nssde.
When woman is asked by fond lover
for har heart a1d hand and says NO ahe
don't always mean ~. When man u
ssked by q jovial TREND II be viii take
rome hing. and SAWS mo, " h. don't always
mean IT, either - Philadelphia Call.
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rtErING pnIsoNrH sHor.

Yesterday morning Bob Patterson, q
ami Tailor Rhodes 10 carry coal from tie
bin in the court house yard 10 the court
rooms, and made bold but bad break to
gain his liberty. He ran away from
The officer, going in the direo-
ton of the Trinity bridge,
and was making good time, when a shot,
which struck him in one OF his right ribs
and broke IL, brought him to halt, The
otficer ired two shots into the ground, but
when the fugitive failed 10 halt when re-
peatedly called to he let drive ut him, with
The result above stated. The wound is
painful. though not dangerous. The pris-
oner is 10 for robbery, aud is wanted in
Grayson county TO answer to the charge OF
.eqauit tO kilt
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Yesterdays FIRE.

At 1880 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
alarm of fire was sounded rom the down
town engine house, aud large volumes OF
smoke issuing from Woods hotel on
Main street, Just east Of Sycamore street,
told where the connagration was raging
The firemen made good time, and together
with the East Dallas department were
soon fighting the flames, which
spread rapidly along tho inner roofing Of
the building, which Is a two'story frame,
and the well seasoned timber burned so
readily that at one time IL looked as though
the two. story brick OF the Meredith BIOS,
adiacen. would be burned, bur the iiremen
battled the flames bravely and sue
ceeded in keeping the blaze contined,
and finally extingnished the IRE.
The building Is virtually ruined, although
not burned down. 1t was being run by H..
O. Wood as hotel. who changed the name
of the place. which YVES formerly called the
Globe hotel, and subsequently the Grange
hotel. 20 Woods hotel. lie and the IN
most OF their furniture aud ei.
feetr. though In rather damaged
condition. The fire, rs tar as could be
harmed originated from a detective due.
The building, which WIS owned by Nh. h.
.. Darlington, was worth some $1,000, aud
was insured IN Dexter & Fergusons agency
for SO. 800 in the following COMPANIES: viz
Pbo,nix Assurances company, 81 900, Ham
burg Bremen company, $1,000 Western
Assurance company, 81 ooo; Northwestern
National company, $500. I. h. Smith,
insurance agent, had 81, 900 on the tu,ni-
ture and Hereford, Aunspaugh a 20. had
$500 on furniture in the Commercial
lTniOu
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ADDITIONAL PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. NJ. r. Bryan, of Athens, Alabama.
is on Visit to her sister, Mrs. c. +. Carter
Colonel II. p. Hughes, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Gould lines, occupies a
south room at the Windsor.
Mrs. w. w. Dunn aud son arrived last
evening from Pueblo asd took her hus.
band, who was not looking for her, by sur
prise.
Neal Stsrke left last evening for Otter
vi G, Missouri, on visit to his parents and
old home. His many friends here wish
aim a pleasant trip ana safe return
Gen. w. Sooy Smith, associated with
Chester Il. Davis, the hydraulic engineer
employed by the city council to develope =
| water supply for the city. arrived last even
| ing and Is stopping at the Windsor hotel.
| These gentlemen are anxious to give the
best possible water supply to the cir and
10 that end would be pleased to meet such
citizens as feel an interest in this important
Undertaking and have any suggestions
they may see fit TO make concerning this
question.
Atthe st. George: A Dawson, Oxford,
Miss w b Sparkmsn, st Louis j W Hsr-
dey. Meriuisn, Tex; Mis- Bosssin. Ken
lucky: ] V Byan, DUCK Greer; w J Brooks.
Arkansas; q s Collins. Texas, b Foake,
s Louis, Mo: J X Doran, Kansas City;
Geo N Price aud sister, Paris, Tex, O NJ
Cssbriee, Chicago, Ills; q W Merchant.
| Abilene. Texas; w Bailey,
Fort Worth. Texas, e Flanders, Texss;
| II Frankie, San Antonio, Texas; w Under.
wood. J 3 Mckee, Honey Grove, rexss; y
o Henry, J II Estes, Weatherford; James
Bissingam and lady, Greenville. Texas;
VIM Hittson. Palo Pinto: q w NJ Mount.
New Orleans; Mrs Newsome and 500, Ken
ucky: VIM r Shanklar, Dallas county;
l. y Watkins. Atlantis. Ga; Gus Brodrict,
Texas: Mrs Green Kaufman; u
Demiih, st Louis, Mo; + s Montgomery
and wif,,. New York: w Bryan. Bryan,
; r Smith, England; II yacksan, St Louis;
| W II Prior, Cha. sm; Ed Daniel. Dallas:
s Taylor, Terrell: L Giagui, Cincinnati; w
c Simmon, Washington; Jno X Merrick
and family, Kentucky; VIM Nj P,tteson
and family. Ranger, Texas; 3 NJ Snencer,
Ii spence, R)bsrI0n, Gteenville, Texas.
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About two years ago my wife had very
troublesome cough OF 30 serious = chafac
ter at we ali became very anxious;indeed,
IL seemed that we had but little to hope Tor
as The lungs were affected. We tried vari-
Gus medicines. but very little II any bene-
a. seemed 10 be derived from any of them ;
so that it appeared the disease had com.
plete mastery and nothing but death would
hiring relief. | was then advised 10 give
DIR. ID. Jsyne's Expectorant trial, and
doing 80 TO our surprise found great bene-
ft from its use. Persisting with II she
gradually commenced improving, until the
principal symptoms disappeared entirelp,
and she has enjoy ed r. asonaoly good health
ever since.-fJohn Musgrave, Hubbards'
xilla KenlnckY.
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DER OF teachers present. Ia order TO get a
iullsr representation the meeting was az
iournsd until the ~ OF February Ihe op'
Iect OF the convention was 20 arouse IN ~
terest on the part Of the colored clement,
relative 10 taxing advantages Of thu ednoa
tional opportunities offered thtm
aud II poasisIe 10 stcnre fur her advantages
VA that direction. The otiioero Of the tenn
porsry organization arc Professor } W.
Roy. president; IA. II Butler, yice'prasi'
dent; J. N Terrell, Fort Worth, secretary
aud ]. r. Elliott, corresponding ueereiery'
Rev. A r. GrigRs addressed the nesting,
explaining tho advantages 10 be derived
from such concerted stop, makinR very
sensible talk The corresponding secretary
Was instructed 20 extend 81 Invitation 10
tho teachers OF colored schools throushou'
ina state 10 be present a. Tho coming meet
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Laat night abont 10 o'clock Joe Forsytho
entered Ofd's saloon, ON Lamar street nesr
Naiu street. ard taking umbrago 90 what
he regarded IS an insul. on The part OF
Sam Mills. fred three Fhn's Ht him, all OF
which went side OF their mark. Ono OF
them, however, struck Frank Csuthogn,
tho bar tender. In tho iuHrp Of the ltii
foot. ilhiotlng pgufsl de7h wound. lie
Was arrested 10y Police Ohrsr Gates end
taken boz oharRe by Deputy sheriff Preston,
who odg-d him IN ms county Jti ON the
ella HrEu ~ assault 20 Kill.
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Som. very curously vorded advertise
monts creep into the newspapers now and
then Here, forirstance, are ihrse anu nE
examples OF composition, which an English
traveller says hs read in one issue Of Lon.
don paper. "Los'-A camera brooch repre-
ssnting Venus aud Adonis whilst walking
in Sangy Mount, on Sunday last" want.
ed-A nurse for an infant between twenty
five asd thirty, member Of the Church Of
England Il without followers Mr. and
Miss May have leitoff clothing ct every
description, an Inspection is invited -
rpbilsdelphia Press.
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CIrY COUNCIL.

City council met in regular session OF the
civ hall lasC evening, Mayor Cabell pre-
siding. Absent, Aldermen gill and Cock
reu. The council accepted an invitaio
fom the Gardner Fire Alarm telegraph
company 10 visit Fort Worth in a bodi
and examine their sYstem just established
In hat city. A lot Oh ioutine business wa
transacted.
The resolution authorizing the purchase
Of the lot on Good street for hospital pur-
poses was rescinded. Council adjourned &c
meet again hnrsdav night.
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instruct COURT.

The case OF w. Ii. rennlson, ct al ys;
Henrietta Tsppison, et al. was concluded
i'm The district court yesterday, the jury
giving indgment Tor the plaintiffs for s., 800.
Martina A. Parker was granted divorce
from Joseph Parker on the grounds oil
Abandonment.
Thomas @. Cesrns was granted divorce
from mis- wife Martha Cearns on the groundi
that she wss gwen to getting trunk.
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ar. LouisuArKEr

fT. LOUIS MARKET
ST. Lours, Jan. o Fouf lifm and slow
Wheat hig o. and iu1oiivri No. ie,d,
sIOl3.i to 81 .O2ca.n;bl o. Itnuury;fl 0i 4
February; 81 &c rs to Sl.u6 IA Old, March;
500 5.S May. Corn higher, SLOW. A3 20 IS
~ ca. "a aud January; f8 l-2 tD 40 Fehru-
Ary; 50 A bid, Marcu; 90 8 tn b3 . Nav
Oats higher 30 IL 90 % l-i cash; 80 IS
MAY. Whiskev higher a. ~ IS Curn-
meal duh a. S225 Provisions very firm
aud "a small j1o trade Tas done ~ previous
INDICATIONS Lard numinglly $3.50 co. iS 80.
cattle receipts, 200. Tine oliy transactions
we're few retail sales fo butchers.
EANHAs CTS 1IAHgEr.
Kansas CITY. Jan. 6.--Wreat HIGHER;
SO 3-S, cash; a. - gid IT, bruuy; ol IL
bid May Corn higher 80 Z o % 40 Is
cash: 421-2 Did February; 1913 s. bid Msr.
Onis duIl aud nominal nt ~ 3 4 old. O. lee
receipts $40. supply light md market hrm,
native Steers Of 40 r1l 80 pounds 80 20 90
$3.50: others unchanged. Sheep rec ipts,
IS; steady Tor good patiYes Of 81 pound,
s32o.
CmCAeo. Inu. 5-Caule receipts 500:
market strong owing 20 small supply; eN
ports Sc 90 no So 10; good 10 choice shipping
$3.50 10 $500, common 10 medium i25 to
$3.50. Sheep receipts 400. strong; inferior
10 iuir 1910 to $3.75igood $40, CHOICE $500
10 50 rs.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nav YoRK, Jan. 5.-Flour weak. Wheat
spot firm. Options opened 4 tu . lower,
reacted stronger aud advanced . ( 10 / ~,
clu.ipg frm; uneraded red o. 40 liz; No.
3 red /. O3 to Of .: No. 2ged 10 ! 10 81.
Corn spot was / TO ! 3-4 lower Options
opened Is TO Ia lower, advanced 10 "a
closing frm; ungradrd 50 20 b6 81, No 3
az 70 Gi Ia: steamer G. Tn 90; No. &C / .
1867 IL. Coffee spot lsir; RIO tirmer ~ IL
1 2tol3.options5 TO 10 higher and less active;
sales 1850 bags RIO No. Z; February 10 50;
March 10 g5to li.OU;Aprii II lilo; Nav
/ lil5to II. 20; Juse II 20, July 10 2Jto 1925
/ Sugar dull aud lower; fair Go good opening
| 3 SIG o6 l6. powdered To- 81; granulated
/ 7;to7 1916 Molasses quiet am unchanged
/ Rice. steady and moderately active. Wool
/ staady ard i'm fair demand; Texas IA 10 &c.
/ Pork, firm and moderately 6cuye. Cut
mcats, nominai; long clear Sc. Lard
higher; prime steam 50 % Co $50.
NEW oRLEANs MARKET.
/ New OLEAEs, Jan D Corn in fair de-
msnd: mixed and white, Do; yellow, %
| OATS hrmrr nt ~. Pork lower and scarce;
new 10 la Bulk meats Ina fair demand;
! long clear and clear rio lower att IL Ba-
con-long clear and clear rib easier aud
scarce NJ 8 SIS 1854 Coffee steady and
unchanged. Sugar, demand good and
tenuing upward; common 10 good COM
mon, ABA 80 3; t,ir to fully fair, 3 Is 10
5l.2. prime 10 choice 3 8 to 6; yellow
clarified: s 3.8 10 6 l.l6;,wnite.clarded, s
to IA formulated Sd MolSsses steady
with good demand ami unchanged. Others
unchanged. Sight on New York par; ster.
ling b. b. AS2I.2
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THE POOR.

The extreme cold weather Of tho past few
davs has been very trying on the poor, and
there are loud calls tor charity. The city
Is doing what il can in the way OF furnish
inc 10 those in dire distress the absolute
necessities OF life. Mayor Cabell had ssyera
plicstions Yesterday OF TINS nature
nsc who desire to aid those who are IN
nIute need can learn the names and
reabouls Of parties by applying &c
vor Csbell or cay Marshal Arnold.
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A soFIrAItY DRUNK.

There was but ono case mp before the city
.ourt yesterday morning, and taet was IA
lonesome locking solitary drunk in the
pafsan Of Ban S.cvcne, colurefi .~ho ~
bored under the impression that the holt
NV season Was &c its height. HIS honor
r,.minded him that this festival days had
passed away, aud imposed fine OF 81 on
him for his little lrnlic.
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court yesterday, and gays bond
Tor his appearance before the niled States
district court here on the 2sth OF January
In the sum OF 5000. The case on account
OF iin IMPORTANCE was certified by the
district Judge 20 the circuit court. Some
interesting questions are expected % be
raised, touchisg the removal OF the
preoner, who was arrested m IT, district,
TO Fort Smith, tbs western district OF
ArkauHas for trial
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R1.rw HEt nRAfNs OUT.

prou a gentleman who arrived in the
.ltv last evening from Denison a HERALD
Exporter learned that P Mrs. Mathews, OF
smith county, committed suicide by
seooting herself IN the head with re-
rolyer. che aud her husband were stop
ming at a hotel together and he WAS in the
ryn at the tune she fred the shot.
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BASE BALL.

As will he seen by reference to the ape
anal from Galveston, the game OF base ball
between the Dallas Brown Stockings and
the Gulf CITY club was called at the emo oil
the 9th inning ny the umpire under the
protests OF the Browns. the score stano ing
-Gulf CITY l. Browns q.
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lively one in sporting circles. Besides ,ls
June running races and the Jockey club
matineos which will BIZ held throughout
ball CLUBS will hold forth here, one Of them
PLAYING finy games Tor the championship
and hiy exhibition, while tho olhor will
take part In some sixty regular contests
and forty exhibition. Both oi these clubs
have nearly completed their teams and
ligh salaries have been the rule nIl around,
MOsaHACK.
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So Cleveland. VINO srs arrested At Hen
rietta b. the United States authorities and
lodged in jail mere on the charge Of killing
"A m. an ms med jesse Jsmer, IN the Cherokee
nation. IN Nover1 Der last. had n hearing be-
fore Judge NtC5;m.ck, Of The FEEDER j
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TARDY TRAIN.

The tender Of the orth.bound train on
me Houston & Texas Central railroad
jumped the track four miles below the CITY
last night. number OF passengers came
in on foot. The train will probably be de
layed about ten hours by the accident.
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RAILROAD a STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
No trouble IN answer questions at 5oi
Msin-st., or T. 4 p Depot.
L p. TURNER. Tiki. Agt.
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rN,trgntNTs.

Some thirty thrifty ioating immigrants
from Tennessee arrived in the city on last
ssep'pa's west hound Texas 4 Pacific train.
Tnev ere looking for homes In northern
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IMPROVING.

Mrs. w. p. Anderson. who was 20 seri-
ously burned Tuesday. was reported to be
Improving last evening, and hopes are now
entertained Of her surviving her injuries;
vet the physicians say that her burns are
ot such a nature that IL is hard to tell what
tha rasult will be.
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The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday
sfernoon after four days additional ses.
| sion until the 30th inst They have return.
Al into court since they last convened
sbout 100 true bills the maiority OF which
are for misdemeanors.
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The Missouri Pacific train was reported
afteen hours late last evening. and no mail
. rpce we'd from the north or the east.
n wesi-hound train over the Texas Il
PAD was two hours late yesterday after
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A. NICE ACCOMMODATION.

The Main street cars running to the fair
grounds lass about once IN half hour or
longer. Parties wait for them, and during
the cold weather keep within doors till they
pass. One driver has been requested TO
atop at crossing only minute till gen
tleman could get his overcoat. and be re-
refused to do SO, driving of and leaving
the gentleman to walt until the neIs car, a
half hour later, passed. II is not supposed
Colonel Keller knows OF these discour'esies
of his conductors. but the statement above
Il true. In fact the opportunities and
churlisbness of some Of the conductors on
The street cars are almost insufferabe. and
thtir conduct should he scrutinized.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

A SLIGHT cold, il neglected, often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial Irlches
give sure and immediate relict Sold only
IN boxes. Price % cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

TARDY TRAINS

VIA THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RI.
Leaves new brick Depot everv night and
runs through 10 st. Louis without change.