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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

CALDWELL, HAMS, July 3O.-A. Il.
Greene, Inspector ofGenoral Land Office,
is here with orders from the Interior
department TO remove all intruders
from the Indian Territory. lie has call
cd upon the military authorities for sup
port aud General Hatch il here with
ample force of cavalry to take the iiold.
A vigorous campaign against Oklahoma
boomers will be inaugurated at once.
They will he put of and kept out.
Cattle men who are grazing herds un-
der lease from Chorokees will not bo
dtsturbpl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

WHAT kind of an "ism" is this? A
convention composed of men who want
TO buy land resolve that they are in favor
of the Legislature passing a law provid-
ing for the sale OF land belonging to
children at one dollar an acre, when the
lands are worth from three to ten and
even fifteen dollars an acre. This action
was taken by the Abilene convention,
composed Of free grass advocates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

NLw DELE ST., jolly 80 The Time
Democrats Caroiasy,ile special says:
\ most TERRIBLE crime was perpe-
trated in this parish four miles from this
town last week. y Young uCgress, hay
ing been scduccd Dv her father. cave
uirth TO twins, while the wife OF this
brute and mother OF the girl was sick in
IN adjoining room. The mhumau
father OF the mother OF the children, and
Dt .he children also, tool; knife. cut
both into pieces, fed the flesh to hogs
and Fed. 40 ares as vet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

II the anti-administration organs wait
until the clouds roll by, they will see
the clearest IRELAND sky their eyes ever
beheld at the Houston convention.
They are now kicking against the will
OF the people, and will feel the sting of
.remorse when they supportthe Governor
for Recitation this fall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

THE Benham Banner thinks ait would
be good thing for the country at large
if speculation was entirely stopped; if
prices Of everyday necessaries are forced
up beyond their true value, the poor
people, who are in the majority, are the
losers, and if forced down the producers
are the losers, and in no event are they
gamers"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

WHAT kind ofan tissue" is this? A
convention of grown men who want to
get something for nothing, resolve that
they want alaw repealed which requires
them to pay a small sum to school chill
dren for the use of these children's
lands because the children live ia other
parts of the State,and they have no chill.
dren Of their own to educate The ABB
lene Convention did this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

TIE Waco Examiner says if there is a
man in McLennan county of sound
Democratic proclivities who is in favor
of the free grass fraud it has been unable
to find him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

THERE seems to be no doubt now
that Mr.. NJ. NJ. CRANE will be elected
to the Legislature in Johnson county.
Mr.. CRANE is a very able man, will
make an energetic representative and
prove a valuable man to his county in
the Legislature. The truth is, he should
be chosen without opposition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

THE Fort Worth Democrat notifies the
Gazette that the feeling in Tarrant
county is daily developing in favor OF
retaining the lease law. When the peo-
pie fully understand the question and
learn that the cattlemen want all turkey
for themselves and all crow for the poor
man and the farmer, there will be wall
ing in the camps Of the would-be ma
hobs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31
Attcmpled 10 unrrInrlle,

CpRsiCASA, July 30. Special. Some
unknown miscrcaut this morn
ing about o'clock broke
in the plate-glaSs show-window of
Roses ieWelry store with an iron
coupling pin. Any other motive than
pure righteousness could not be enter
tanned, rs no attempt was made TO rob
the window of its contents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

THE only evidence yet Of the brilliant
canvass to be inaugurated by Mr..
BLAINE, is the detestable SANDER full
minated against Mr.. CLEvELAND's pri-
waite character.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

UNCLE DANIEL says the honorary COM
missioners are at liberty to ask lcgis-
lative enactment compelling a railroad
TO give them free passes. Why is not
this incorporated in the free grass plat
form? IL is almost on par with the re-
quest of the bullionaires to give the poor
school children's grass to the wealthy
cattlemen, and to sell lands worth ten
dollars an acre for one dollar. Nidi Alb
line convention reports.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31
THURSDAY, July 81, 1884.

IT is said there are evident signs of
GEN. GRANTS intention to support
CLEVELAND.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31
Morton q Wells.

WHEELING, WEST Va, July 30.-Mor.
to1N Wells, grocers, have assigned. As
SITS $4,000; liabilities not stated, hut
much larger than assets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

AuIiN, July 30. - Special - DR..
Pierce gave bond to-day, W. J.. Craw-
ford and Luke Smith, OF Dallas, being
h.s sureties. Wampler is still In jail.
The Governor has cOmmutCd the sell
fence of the negro who WAS To have suf-
Tered the death penalty no Houston ON
July nth, and respited to August llth.
go Imprisonment for life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31
CAPT. S. j. ADAMS FOR ELECToR.

4 To-, no
IiouSioN' 'ulS % i-ul'or HERALD
sec III 'iie II RAID ooL' W. l' ORAW-
=, ro'p name mentioned as one OIL the
i1ior'oLS' a' i-orse lor the S'a'e' ana
WINE ! agree WIN me HERALD IN ali
''''" > H'S"
,','''''''.s os an honoi"oie seh'le''an'
.''9 oi'i''e'' ''ie"I anu aolIiVy' take
.'' ~, ~ oi'''N Vi ""o''eI Ben''en'"u
- ','i''s "nUSe ag''g''on ny inc con
49,, e'''lJ' "o'.,' ~, -. i,''ig'' WV" S",lS'''-
~, ',' w % WV '''''''' "',''''' ~ "a t.
1870 ,''| "a . q yAN nav N"oN i
io' Poliou Oh twenty
80 "''' ''''''5 ''io "''oio VI 'l'"t t'n'e
~ '''0 " "i ''l''' i''"'o III Ii'e
~. - ','' - n ,o''Us' "l'o 'os"'u MN,
-. ~ $50 'o,''O'..''0Si "'si' Soc'"l
>,a,.a'1 a., '''''',o nv" 'o"So Vi
''''' 80 p','''''' us i'i'oSiitS
'9 q ""'''!''' man anu Sehtleinan' ms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31
LACES! LACES!
BLACK AND CREAM SPANISH LACN
We Are Selling

our No. Is, width . inches, for only
Our No. -, width 8 inches, for only
Our No. -, width inches, for only
Onr No. -, width y inches, for only'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31
BLACK and CREAM SPANISH GUIPURE LACES,

our No. ~, widths inches. Tor only
Our No. 2S, width 81 : inches, Tor only
our No. so, width u inches, for only
Our No. 70, width 80 inches, FOR only
Our No. SO, width a inches, for only
our No. IS, width G Inches, FOR only
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31
20 CENTS EACH F3G $50 DOZEN
Ladies' C0l0I0d B0HdGlGdH. s. H2ldk8rGlB


positive bargain and ladies early thereby SECURE good patterns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20
ACCIDENT.

Coal oil, fluid nd glassware cheap.
PiOneaF Lamp store, four DOCS west OF
Llhsstre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20
FRESH TROUT.
J. f. Tyson, 40 Market Row
LOST.

straved. One Chestnut Sorrel Horse,
vssrs old branded F.E. on left thigh {.
Five dollars reward will be paid for tt g
sme if left at the Vslley House, or for
i1Jormstion which will lead to Its re-
coYeIy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20
PILES

Treated and Cured successfully !
Consultation at the Office is FREE and
invited. Thorough examination and I'D.
vice, including analysis Of urine, So.
Come st once-do Sot put 1t If ALI
correspondence strictly confidential.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20
DENTIST

lib. Key.or, lately connected with
DR., J. r. Van Aukin. he's renewed 20
he HERALD New Building, where ne Is
D,ensred to do sll kinds of Dental WORK
satisfaction guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20

We me no Tar in the Paint or Roof
ing, confirming strictly to the require g.
uents of the Insurance conditions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20

BROKERS' -DIETEMANN & co.
D Office in No. 261. Union Block,
Main street, opposite the Overland House,
First Floor, room No. 2. Loans made
% JewelrY, Diamonds and Watches,
BE, Railroad tickets bought and sold.
tnredeemed pledges sold st very low
stes. Business strictly confidential. 7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20

FOR DYSPEPSIA ano Liver
I omplaint, you tSTe a printed
guarantees on every bottle - shiloh's
Vitaiizer. It never fale TO sure.
sold by 2. C. II. I. nruQ STOKE. Oh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-20
FOR RENT.

pleasantly situated front room on
Contb TEMPLE street, one block from
&c O. Depot, three from HERALD corr er'
u Tonid make a pleasant, quiet once
Address for one week, L. g. r., this Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

5s ssn@sr yellow 4stzc LDss S.S 9 sSs3ss Sc
Tor sound light pressed ssc1 Crude sperm 'sS''e'
PRoVIsi0 @P0RR-Ihs market has NOT varied In any
important pari usr with holders views yeiy f pi con-
TN iea taSs saes bills Family Mess at 81 Old Me- Me-
s si6 vs. ccaT BACK eli 2j Extra Prime st.
- "a "a Me, si2 Packet 81 IN barrel, sls 20 N
nerGe, Plate Beef sl2ssl3 Family M and S " oa nv
~ aver quted hero At t2s 20 and a. West s ~;
re- ert ai[an.e and Tie demanI cSntnae ia sales btO
To-. rieked bellies 10 and N n average oc' }1oo e. a,
Picked shoulders a. - l2oo rctlci iI's re-. o. 3,fSs
-hoaIi'is Sc. smoked Hams. II lio ,MIpplh, IS
IN Nev orb quoted for we..rn delivery Ions Gear:
g l,. short clear. DO dc......UaE0@tD hu'~ atws
Heavy Ia Lent 70 7td-c pie' s',c......lA nD-ihe
msrsct tented ghor t-,av 1e o,uona " o. , ano.l
sa.er s apd os. ie hsot ,oap' " ,ps e.1r st,dy
Tle Pocal ton vas S' Ssrr m","'s shf a. 81, r..s
Hro' lots fuio guoi sales l'' tee ,on'ct 10 'Loi %
q closing 1901 .c. 2 iln 'sa u,tohot IiAc,
,.os.u7 ~. 100 lunl t.a ue'omh'' 'us pc gus'
.s,, I. ,,a o, w Uoauea quoted q ioc coa.
uprut Rno "a Nosih American ~ ~ ,l,lt1,.iiss
en- o .oaa o,,cs ,mtiho ,lsbt ,d, ,e,o ur" mola@
vs,is'n al .'aaate state d,lry hslf rfso' nh. I'D
p'u, ~" w., W',s' ,"'i' wc.,,m Gi0 itais 80
vrsf,fn a,top. Hallc ouIlst 10" ncu.i ,an,
o' 'I' AIT al Il asid d'msnd Ho9 .h'pcs asle@
a
~ ~. common pume akuIs ., ulshl a.IIH ~ -
. Zoos aIe uniuF a lt4r better viii ah lmpiuf'u 10
mand state 4 galtLti canadian lr. lf'-t. M's"ihs
n
RICE HHders OF Domestic styles in consequence u
Hight supplr- The demand fur. We quote th"lhh ahn
Louisiana ttoud ~ l.liiicf 40
bLc. Choice, Ga,aTc. HaugOon. Fauna $40
SPI, l,A steady market With moderate business cur
SUGAR Haw quiet and without essential change.
5i5e5 itc Sale. 90 bhas French isIald At 80
ship; Az he Exchange there were sales Of -ol tons taf
October 48uu4 ~. Refined GRADES durt ana caster.
tJHoraiaus Cut Loaf he; Crushed, Use Granulsted.
GLiaB o. Gc 4" Co.. tonfec-
tiouer. 4 1-ltc. Powdered. -Att. 7isudaiu A.
d. l.l6ci White ENfit. o. Tc-i
Extra 60" 5I-1Ji4c &C" 4T-aJc. Yellow. A'-a &c.
sTEARlN E-Firnly held but tade que' Cl} quoted az
o. .c. 10 Western Big, AMI IL, oo 70 oco
margarine 0-aS-c. - ..-
quot a At 6ia q &C.
TEAs-Ie generally steady ant the demand moi-
-,
TOBACCO-Kentucky has been quiet but nrm both on tho
81 o Change. lug-. 70S2's Leaf Sc Toe FOR
october hhds sold Seed Leaf continued quit but
steady sales crop l--2. ttnusys 1uia -Gls 81
1891 alOc; IS do Suudr 5Q l-tf 200 uales
Havana. sc 0Sl and 100 do ,umdtri, = D - &c.
WODL-A very much better preyJi- Tie demands
are larger from al sections appear 10
posed 10 load up. Prices are firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON, Aug. II, 1854.
IvMrGRATION-The Chief of the Bureau OF statistics
seports that In July there arrived in the clstoms as
,rcts Of more Boston, Detroit, Huron Minnesota
New-Or-ans New-YOrk, Passam aquoddy Phila lelphla
and -an Francisco 35 952 immigrants.
CONTACTS FOR LOCK BoXEs.-A controversy having
arisen bet ween the Yale and Town Company and the
sroy e Company the award # contract Tor supply
IN lock box to the post oil throughout The country
thf cretary Of Treasury has Decided 10 appoint
committee TO investigate the matt r.
TRANSFERRED d McissneI. the secOnl secretary
Of the Rus ian Legation here, has been trans erred III
the same capacity witZerand ami viii be SUCCEEDED
OF the Legation In this city by Aexan Ter Greer MI
D. Meis ner married daughter Of Rear Admiral RAD
ford, OF this city.
POsr OFFICE OPEN AGNN.-Wliam Simpson, POSI-
once nspector telegraphed from Bawb-rg = C. today
that hr post Office al at place was open. aug lh'l ne
WoId report the OF the trouble ~ malt Inc oN-
master OF Bamberg T. g. Rob lson tel graphcd yes er
tv that hs fe had been threatened and mat ne had
81 1sed the office.
GREELT REICs-The acting Secretary Of the Navy mas
ruct the commanlant Of the Navy Yard New fork
a. re Give from Co nmander Schley the relics on me
ore eVpedition and to turn them over 10 eui nah
IucsinghHm Of tn Navy, ny wnOm lhey Will nc u'us
TERED to IN. Louisville exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
corrnN MARKEr.-gY rRAElaAPI.

LIVERPOOL. Aug l2-12a3O p Motion dull NIlNtns
Tpiands I'D b. orleans Did sales 1000 bale. IN.
cadus 500 bales speculation aud export recepta o
b.I.s incIuIiug bales PuturH. ef ~ ID
lands Low Mdng clause August ana september deiyey'
cEGtd. also Odd september aud % tob'r delVefy.
q I'D also -G4d ais0 7-d4d do October anu N0Fen-
her delivery I'd, do November and December delivery
GOGid. do December and January delivery )''td 90;
January and February delivery ObOot. 10 Hco el uei
livery, . 3-6id =, - ,....,,.ot 4 40, hst..
American. Futures dull Upands Low Mmaln{ csuse "A.
gut delivery t64d buyers do August ana september
delivery, $50 buyers; do sepen9eT ara octSoer 90
iiverv 4 74d buyers and November delivery,
o. seller do November and December delivery .01td.
seller. do December January delivery J0sd seueIS
a. January and February delivery JODid sellers CO.
September delivery. S-6id buyers 49,,
D NJ otton-fuures closed firm: Cplands Low Md.
III Ing clause, August delivery 6id buyers DO august
and SEPTEMBER delivery. I'D buyers do. >eptember
ana october delivery S-G4d buyers Do Octoeef and
November delivery buyers do. November ana Deem
Der delivery 6O64d buyers do December aud January DO
livery -4d. sellers do. January and fcO 1AiI ~,
livery 80 Esd buyers do September delivery V'otd-
GALVESTON Aug. l2.-cotton quiet. Midflns 10 " Low
nioding lJ Good Ordinary e net ana gross toSelps'
>. h.ies /, is 2 ba stock. lts7 bales -,
sAvASNAH, Aug. l2.-Cotton duh Mliding. lOlt Low
MiddImg I0i- Good Ordinary Ga net and gross receipts
rrW.oRiGISs Aug cotton steady Nldd'iak lol. Low
Mddlug lOl. iood Ordinary, -. net aud gross roceipts
!. Jales, sales 500 bales; stock. q .SfS blles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

The tariff must stu he considered a loca issue; a
g+oI man. weighing two hundred pounds, J. me % an
deal Il Democratic leader Wien well|oT hed oHc'l
puts a nice new uniform n the effect is su cru
In casss where the tail is seven times larger lh Tue
do the dog ought 20 Ice gged Inc wa or Iie I MN
vas an uumliiEatei fai IRE. Abr nam II com y" Il
Ncud iuc trrate The drift Illegal we nv" no u-i
ness 10 me .ile WITH tine "ngSer' Hc en- ur' ne III
the no tic1I equal ~ he m"1nest white MoIu w
10 !, va your daugh marry Niger ldi'at
from MCDo aid report hii1 tier lhee 3It D ~
mo, tba NcDonaid In Indiana. II is observer maj l
his writing mac inc home. In that case Won a ltcl
addressed 10 MIN reach the Associated PreSsI I' Once
of Vice President the first import nce pr"NluliS
very important man holds the Office
take NV pen in hand TO inform Won that ] am WeII
and hone his will find you eojOying the same b' H'lNE
When was Sher Fl didn't think | was such -r- ~
man aud then 4fterward when | was pT3curlnS E"
never thought was nc smIfest man III 7 peho't"
marty If / had of known that was ever g'lng 10 ne
nOnIDa ed for President the United states Sht ~
acted different. wasn't much worse than the rest 1
tbe bovs there i'm Buffalo There was Tot ~ iun u oi
Buff i'm those days. | don't know hut WHAT WoIiiu
rather Of beeu LEFT there tn The boys. The Reruo
lean party Is awful corrupt ia hkr - HeIb le t
ONT haven had much oXpereuce bur When grl III
Mr. George william Curtis gou- to give me pc htei
never do,la much wr ing, and m hand cEanp' solc
Dan Manning writes good. though and he knows any
thug e!sc mats worth know -. He say~ he answer
any questions IN gard 20 policy or any IN Hh' ll
''-' - Yours truly, CT CD
This space IS reserved for the views Of Nj John Kelly
w is oil D d.
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he w4yTED TINT LIE C0RRECrED.


from me Fougbksepse Eqqle.
4 dilaDidatcd looking individual comes INTO
{ counting room and with 4, rec look and hercer
Oat roars out: ...
u,re year blank btnkeJ rep Jrter mas been putt n
g. h paper BANKED lie ABOUT ne aud want II cor
r to-"
What l. tue 7, port yoI complain OF, siri"
That" p0inInZ 10 "a police report s. hlI's a
d nacl lie. Now, YOU ing 70 rrect iti'
Clerk read go John Bnfkin5 brought before the
Recorder charged with being dunk aud dsorderlv
VI ia "a negro night, and put him in the lookup. The
Recorder ed him SO, which he PAID That must have
CONE L tue e1alar way from the court what Is
Their. rOng about itf
WLv ain't telling you it's all a blank blanked lie. /
AIM going 10 have things put In the papers about
ne
Il your name John Buikusl"
Yes"
weren't you before the Recorder yesterdayT
Yes"
"Wcl. didn't he fine You $40 as 81 says here"
90, YES, bu tell YOU it's all BANKED lie, ana want
20 max II right" =
sne ar that the Recorder should have fined YOU $40
you were guilty. What part " the story untrue
You were arrested, supposef
"Tes"
and kept in the lookup over nightp
yes"
We'll weren't you drunk ?"
40, suPpose was little in liquor / bad been drink
ing, dOn't deny that"
AND you were fighting I"
Eyes but the whole story Is BANKED lie. Your
blaDkety blankea reporter saws fighting with a
b ack man, ami wasn't. II was a mulattOv"
This whole story about Cleveland is blanked Repub-
noan campaign lac. 1t wasn't young woman, IL was a
NlJOWl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK. AngIIst ~ 1877
GENERAL MARKET REpoRr

Aours- Pots duaf 45liae and roarls vorc qule Of 80
Hr-wAN- attn quiet but asrrcrpta arr 1hor 'hoio"
HfnrL H. hold steady Wratrtu 1ud snu horn. 'HfNIt
uttIutNe NATE rtAta. ur,ka unn townut and luW
hrf quiet 1ud without frH ufra off nir1t while
latin Uatr boon sshfy Improved a. r Uu1tnt NfrAa lna
81 ItI uars t1ft1 l, tusondt'n trnrn' q. Ftl lo
Amourm Portland do .. laa.' Au lnF li1 dI. ,. 'lH
NJ Lumber Fi.tafr spru,e Al Iaal3 White ruo, fiH uu
ttt ttIfd Wounds White wool. ~ Ffia pc. tht "Nl
tIltaoD AI5. 90 cherry ti0HHtu. chestnut .lI
500 Walnut tuaarllOI AL. ~. % 40 uak. r.oaf1t.
Maple t-oFti-aO Nails ibat. % por kes Iof 10 10
CifI,llN -, continues quiet az 3D. 16ee I'M Ground.
either ln AUiIti trlff
Humuuus. prices Gov thr Wu-l part tuosi nominal
ut 30 -, Nr cargors eft Anthracite aud td -odrt 70
C0OFFHAGf -rOCk-ouly moderate and unimportant
reported at recent ngue+ We Quoio Empty hhi7
hbta 1a Hoops. ~ feet, fldi Go, u feet
NOiasses SHOCKS md Heads % - I'i sugar
~loois ana New Uoad. - inrh ~ 35dfl to0 30 inch,
II O.as 10. OLD shocks without Heads. l30 1oci Rum
Shooks aud Heads - IS; do pipes. tn6tl. -
CORDAGE-ln In mod rate demand AZ l3l2r Tor MAMMA
grades and "l-c. for Sisal
COfFEt-In Brly grades no wporant transactions were
made public but TIE market continues steady with r car
remaining the bass Tor Invoice lois In OPP
tons speculation was again Moderate The sales o.n ne
the previous dav 7.95 -OUc. september, soon
10 October, iOaSlI. November. SlJ go; Dcceul-
her tc-2j Mild Grades quiet sales go bags Mara
Gallo 27l Central American and 200 do savana al
FCOrrON--pot Cotton advanced lice and had fairly
day bales chang ng hands, -4oS or these were
qst ngh OF the total $50 bales for export and
9upS Tor consumption Receipts no The ports. 2l3 bales
against Us tn, dag lat week and -..I1 last year
The according 10 tas American cllsshcatop tr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
very naturally and suppose that signal for his
obi
MR.. CLEVELAND ACCEPTS.
ryom the Omona Pepublieqn

-
We are enabled TO lay before the readers VI oI
The Republican this morning Mr. Cleveland letuar ~
acceptance In the preparation thereon ine ~ waiter
SON W H. Barnum, q. ". Curtis s J. klhuaL ~ ~
Hancork and T. A. leudrcks ne aier Pc,yo',nI him
self After ia mixing the co uu tee OF NoH ~, tbc
the honor conferred Mr. G. VI mi caus 'on''0" "
principles ~ Jefferson. De then sdY-
The principle Of tarG only for revenue cYcluiyeH rs
rofor,p ~ I'm ia elemental structure end cmneny
calcul tod to IRE scrVn dcCorum among HairSwen eT
italy differing rcga dns unlu pn.'' cyosrct,ons and
fungus growth ~ fil'' npllo t'. Ill T., bnal
rract COS Is already Topped of II remhus nny l,
the AGAR Usurnguary u.Iorau,3s Cumlouu s-oo on6
rarapram abode. IHtenso aft 'rmath eNPr -'"vtW
'dard on conn nav auccra. Equine animate ot inc
feminine variety travel swii'cst under pe'nn'0N VI"
CouraEcmcut
"a il,rit, "A v -ir raur sun. Coso to tCluinnla hn'
iu ana her innds outrtro' ohod as lho9 ~ gn
fnr,r h.r st,tinu vn lacas IN dreaus ha'' os' ecu
her nov tho i'alN 'r'9ll wi - md or snarri II
f. Al, IN the Oi, pintfnrui ~ what have go lou''
Tor n h what domnplcd ana lnt' .''W ~ iI..
~ urf"fi mar IA hand u hand. Hcr thn wC1l'rn nAN
mrid with the urea OF republican d'a''u''"" '""
world IN painted rcd
Plenty Of mules Is what w. need. AID w'fo Going To
have 'cm.
The Democracy Of the United st4ter are very ,hn.fri
ana ven, thirsty as we NAV well believe lh, u pnnl'
can party In tlr parry Of Progress ana 'll'hd a,l
mont The turliu- point Of tins camph'th - 'i" 81, ~
.lsrttlNe flrm uuhanIerrl 10y dchhlilh la H
national necessity. n cr ~ man HlNH NII'' ~ "'
and take n 10 some other puhH- ing house. ii 7 UW' 20
,torn Tho owl service b, treating the country 10
dose of tie political mttDOds or he soma So"' '"n
sstcncy Is a Jewell
The elect on Of Mr. Carlisle to tho spe9kershp was ine
cain A. dos for tariF for revenue and rot"c ION
bodies the Pennsylvania idea ana my own, Nv Cr' e
fec wi the MA form. Mr. NHtler-"h anu -ui
Democratic House Will put tn, spc tkershIp where II DC
l1ug5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
mr.. OBJ Dnrnr Nrwa.

Judge lugtah1m, Of the superior Court re-
f-ri SOL efdaY u continue too lHHurtl"h ohiai"od h'
ur Metropolitan Telephone aud lrgraph ''Wp'h' 4"
tilus uo to.Won Loaf 'omp'ni Rom interfering
With Its pole, Ia front tie load oump1hi'a pf'hlsoH a.
fAtu-Nr ahi Thirty ninth hL Tho poles 'h'of 'h"
N uf tht lead ooHpany's building now being oirerd
Jugr iupra am holds ina the l. 40 atuits eohlf" ct
r reefs 10 ui that Il had no power 60 authorize
-irAoidre Inconsistent with street. use ana tAdt VA
nodes ma question are AN pr per INVASION OF the street,
Gerald b. IulN, was arrested GA charges ot cu-
l.ll ue , me 500 600 thr Preston HiukIug Com
l4y Of Preston, gland. applied o. the supreme tuur
Yesterday fo Ia. Hherlt Ou from Ludlow street JAN al
Icing tat he t. uultvl ~ held, since Judge brown, lu
IN Uut Circuit Court mas dec ded thtt lac can
ult eXtradcl writ OF nab corpus was Obtained,
L .ufUablr SATURDAY.