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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-07
CITY ITEMS.

THE KING OF FLOOR CLorHs.-The new and
patent "Iinoleum" floor cloth will, no doubt,
give this popular article an increased sale. II
Is the only floor covering combining in the
highest degree the qualities essential to COM
limitations, by various names, are on the
market, but the superiority OF the American
make is beyond controversy. The genuine
cloth has the Walton trade mark and word
"linoleum.' on the back of every square yard.
All carpet dealers keep It,
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VITASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
VJNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
i TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID


TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNdToN from sta,
qa S1 sSh hs Saao limited
Express of Palace sleeping Cars at 0;4O a. m
daily; Fast Line, 9'40 a. m daily 70 Cincinnati
burg to Cincinnati, and Hotel Car to st. Louis
daily, except saturday, to Chicago, with sleep
5:1Op. m. daily with Palace Cars % Ptisburg
Also, connects daily, Tor Chicago with sleeping
m. daily FOR PIttsbprg and newest, with Palace
sleeping Car Washington 70 Chichgn
For Erie, Carandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo.
Mascara 10 p; M daily, except Saturday, with
leaving Washington on Saturday night Will not
run beyond Remove.
For New YORK and tns Fast TAP $40 nd and
PqTlor Cars 9'4S m daily except sunday srv
For Bfooklya u: aill through trains con- S
es @ Ta sSas to AVOID
Ing double ferrage across New York CITY.
FSr Fosl Ind 7ps Sao sunday and y 49,
md l1;l5 p. m. Limited Express, 9'40 n m.
FSt Ssiti@o 5 s?35 $40 $50, o4o II am,
1900, 2, 4, 4;2b, $40 Q, TAO, 10, and Ills p.
m, On Sunday, o:40 IL a. M, A, o, TAO, 10,
For Pope's Creek Line. $3.50 a. m, and 44o p.
For Annapolis, d;SSa. M, 1906 and 40 p.
AhhkkM4TAMHDRHiA M AND ERREtDIEnMRifFkBIUNNn4
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For 5 AibSaxandbrla, e. Z, 9;25, ll;0l and ll'35
on SUNDAY at u, 9;25, J. ;0l a. M, 500 D. NJ.
For Richmond and the south, q and ll:Ol a.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor WASH ngtOn, goo
s, 10. 1910 n m, I, 3:o6, 3;23, b:lO, 7;05, and
1O:4O y. M, and l2;lO midnight Except Mon
day. On Sunday at 4 and 1910 a. m, 7;O5 aud
1910 p. m. and 1910 night
Tickets and Information at the office, north
east corner OF 18Th IT. and Pennsylvania ave-,
and nt the station, where orders can be len for
the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels aud residences.
CHAs, II. PuqH, General Manager.
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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Washington stock Exchange Quotation.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.--Cotton dull: mid.
ding, E4c. Flour quiet, with moderate in
quiry; Howard street and western superfnc,
2.2692.75; do. extra. S2.9OD3JO; do.
family S3.75@i75; city mills superfine,
s2.2592.75; do. extra, sS.0O93.IJ; do. Rio
brands, si.629i.75; Pntapsco family, $3.50: do
superlativo patent. $500. Whcat-Southern
easier western lower; southern red, $50
SIC; do. amber, 9J99ic; No, l Maryland
100000; No. 2 western winter red, spot,
Slltc. bid; December, S21S61Sic; January, Si7s
@s5c. Corn-Southern firm and quiet; western
quiet; southern white, 5i@55c: do. yellow, 500
uary, 1910. Oats quiet aud steady; southern,
3lm36c: western white, 33Gg35c: do. mixed, 3l@
32c; Pennsylvania, 3l,@3ic Rycquiot 69@6jc
Hay steady and quiet; prime TO choice Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland, slio0@l5,5O Provisions
steady; mess pork, sides, slG.15: bulk
meats, shoulders, and clear rib sides
packed 7l59gi4; bacon - shoulders, SIC;
clear rib sides, llRc: hams, liI26sl5c lard
refined, &c. Butter firm; western packed
l2@22c; creamery, 29@3lc. Eggs firm at
DC iorwcstern. Petroleum dull and nominal;
refined. 7]S@T1lc Coffee dull; Rio cargoes,
ordinary TO fair, S@9c. Sugar quiet; soft
GlSc. Copper--Retned quiet at l2@l2l4c
Whisky steady at sl,ls9llD. Frelghts to
Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton. 3-16d;
flour, Is; grain iirmcr, iE@5d, Receipts
Flour, ,26O barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels corn,
|, 100 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels: rye, l70D0
bushels. hipments-Whcat, 5000 bushels;
corn, 900 bushels. sales-Wheat, 40 900
bushels; corn, 100 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Virglnia is, consoli.
dated, ~; new lO.4Os 32N bid to-day.
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FIXING THE BLAME,
The Responsibilities for Faunce's Death Placed
on the baltimore and Potomac Railway

Employees.
Coroner Patterson held an inquest at the
first precinct station yesterday morning over
the remains of Conrad Faunce, the man who
was killed on the switch of the Baltimore and
Potomac railway at Thirteenth street and
Maryland avenue southwest Wednesday night
Dr. IIartigan described the injuries that caused
the death of Faunce. Engineer Frank Childs,
Fireman Long Conductor Harding, and other
train men testified that they did not see tho
man on the track before the accident.
Miss Annie Skidmore testified to seeing
Faunco about to cross the track as the train
came along Other witnesses testified to the
same facts.
The jury returned a verdict that 1.-THE said
Faunce came to his death Nov. Mt the corner
ofThirtcenth streetand Maryland avenue south
west by an engine on the baltimore and Potomac
railroad. The jury attribute the cause to care
lqssncss and negligence of the agent and en-.
ployes OF snid company. They recommend
that hereafter they shall require to be placed a
tlngman at all street crossings where trains and
engines are passing"
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TIE MARKETS.


The Shorts Rash TO Cover Undcr tho supposl.
tlon That Cleveland Was Eected-Chieago
and baltimore.
NEW York, Nov. 6.--Therc was largo
crowd from Wall street ut the Windsor last
evening, ald the impression prevailed that
Blaine had carried New York but the papers
this morning generally said Cleveland has IT,
Tho o'clock u. IN. Tribune claimed Blaine's
election by 3ij electoral votes and n plurality
In New York of ! 1865. The 6o'clock edition of
the sun gave Cleveland plurality In New
York Of l,6i3, and said he v'gs probably
elected. The Times claimed the state by
plurality of 8,i2j. The Herald said by 1926,
tho World by 8 4gO and the Scr gave Clcyc.
land 1000 majority.
strength OF the market yesterday afternoon
was due to hasty covering Of shorts on the
sales of the mornins on tho belief that ClevC.
land had been elected
Conservative trade thought that oven IT
Blaine was defeated there would be no decline
and the shrcwdcst traders say they will now
buy stocks until tho beginning of the new
year.
Chicago special kilograms to director OF
the Northwest road here says better feeling Is
prevailing among the granger road officials,
anu indications OF peace are seen. II Is Thought
twill soon result in harmony. Commissioner
Fink Is trying to settle matters between the
| trunk lines ON oustbound lrcghts
chicago kilograms say the Northwest rail-
| road Will lose this week nbou' 100000. The
traffic last year was very heavy and this year
| very light.
The New York Central reduced It's rates 81
this morning. The Chicago rate Is now sl2,
AT the opening the business was mainly
| confined to room operators, and there were no
noticeable features In the trading.
| Union Pacific was hammered by room trad
| ers under tho lead OF Johnos George Hcndrich-
son, Douglas Henry, Arnold Leo, Noah Con.
| tent and WOcrishoencr, brokers, selling.
Prices rallied on supporting orders from tho
| bull cliqucs.
Missouri Pacific was offered down per
cent. from the market on seller COS and offers
| were made to put 50 per cent. up with the
| trust companies. Vanderbilt brokers said
there would be further reductions.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov. 6-The announce
ment made in New York that the Pcnnsylva-
MA Railroad company are cutting rates to meet
similar cuts By the New York Central Is denied
In the most emphatic terms at the Pennsylvania
railroad Office here.
Quotations OF Thursdays Stock Sales.
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DIED.

WOODS.--At the residence of his father, Col
Michael J.. Woods, 2l4O Pennsylvania avenue,
Thursday, November ., at l0;l5 O'Clock n. M,
ALBERT PICKETT WOODS. aged % years Z
months and day.
The funeral will take place this (Fridayl morn.
Ing at IL o'clock from the residence 2ll0 Penn
sylvan ~ avenue. The irieuds and ncluaintances
Ofthc family are Invited to attend.
TATLoE.- On Thursday morning, November
Ogle THyloe.
The funeral service and interment will be In
the Warren Mortuary Chapel, Troy, n. Y.
RINlNGTOS.-EMMA A., beloved wife OF J.
Il. - KivinstOn, aged 81 years.
Deaths cruel dart has pierced our hearts
Aud bowed ~ down with grief
And beneath the silent sod
our darling mother sleeps
oh, mother. must we give you up,
You who we loved So well;
How can we drink this bitter cup
Aud say last, q long farewell.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Relatives invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence, 1903 Third street snuth east ON
Friday, November Z, 1894, at 3 o'clock
[ New York, New orleans. and 81. LOUIS pnpers
pl a'o COPY.
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Iris a strange fact that the strongest.mindcd
womc shrink from being caught In their own
nightcaps, but they never hesitate to declare
their exalted opinion of DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up, that has cured innumerable coughs and
pnliu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-07

THE Rowland Dental Association No. oil
Four-and.a.half street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds of
Dental Work. All work warranted ilrst-class.
Have administered nitrous oxide to over 5000
persons. Flne gold and amalgam Filings in.
serted In the best manner.
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So per gallon, 20 cents quart bottle. No
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
AT NcGee's Ninth, near d.
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A CARD.---To all who are suffering from the
errors and indisoretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.,
will send a recipe that Will cure you, free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America Send n self
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. In
man, station D., New York city.
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PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles and
fine assortment Of bottled goods. JAMES TnAIp
SIS street northwest
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
90, 600 Tickets, at 80 each.
Fractions, in Fifths. In proportion.


We do hereby certify that We supervise the mr.
rangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, .and IN person manage and control the
Drawing ourselves, and that the same are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness. aud In good faith
toward all parties We authOrZethc Company
to Use this Certificate with tac slme of our 81 &
natures attached In Its advertisements
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CHARLES SrRIcRHARr, grocer, I'LL d street,
\. f., sells Lips Premium Soap to family
trade "who will use no other"
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BARBOUR &c HAMILTON, wholesale grocers,
Pennsylvania avenue, have Lips Premium
Soap for sale. "ln good demand; gives salts
lactiOD.h
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"ALDERNEy DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh Alder.
cred In Il pound Ward" prints, at 45c. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, SC. per ball but
termilk, &c. per quart and sweet milk at DC.
mart
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81. have a 5yoar-old, pure Rye whisky for
81 gallon; 81 for a quart bottle; 70 cents q
pint JAS. THARP, No. SIS L 1t. n. W.
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# # E.: 4, /! y /. f. | !

pos,rr,,p URE FOR MALARIA.
EHr,yiEsIl .,d n o. also for Strengthening and
In,,,oo.,',ns, ~. System. Contains no Qulnine
i nyn'a ~ metallic ooInpounds-.I Drug
gists, 90 eniN SN'"~
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE PURCHASE OF
WASHINGTON, u. q.

l. sQUANls NO. lOO' IN lhE ClIG Of
WASHINGTON, u Z.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsluSuToS, sept. 10. 1885.
Sealed Proposals, addressed To the under
signed, will ot received at this o1ice until MON
DAY, THE lOrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854,
for the purchase Of square numbered one hun
drcd and nine, In the city OF Washington, ID. @.
TeTmsIOne.iourth cash, md the remainder
cash NJ bidders option.
Proposals may be made for all (l2S 90 square
feet more or lessl or any portion OF said square.
M bids 10 he for the square foot of ground.
deposit of IL per cdntum of the amount bid
for must be made with the collector OF taxes In
cash. and his receipt for the same must accom-
pAny each bid
Ihp right to reject any or all bids is reserved
by tho Commissioners,
An abstract OF title can be examined at this
office. 1
By order of the Commissioners District of %
lumbia, WILLIAM TISDALL,
sci 7-wim-tnO1O SccrctAr.--
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4 iiiA llOA 4
Cotton Market.


Following IN the range OF prices in the Chicago
market AZ corrected by reports received by Rob
ert j. Thoma5, metropolitan bank building:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-07

NEW BooKSI
A Naturalists Rambles About Homo. Abbott.
Thomas Bewich and His Pupils Dobson.
Dr. Sevler. q. W. Cable.
Leisure Hours Among the Gems Hamlu.
Love and Mirage.
In Partnership. Branner Mathews and II. G.
Bunner.
Judith Shakespeare. VIM Black.
Country Cousins Ingersoll.
The Amazons Carl Vasmaer.
History of Presidential Elections. stanwood.
ASea Change. Flora L. Shaw.
The Story of u Country Town. Flora L Shaw.
Jack Archers. G. A. Henty.
Suwanee River Tales. Sherwood Bonner.
Speeches and Arguments of David Dudley Field.
VIM. II. MORRISON,
ayb PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Married.

RTIIRONG-JONES.-I Baltimore, Octo-
Der 80, 1884, by the Rev. Osborn BELT, Mr.. l. r.
BERrHnoHe, OF Washington. and Miss LuCIE
q. JONES, OF Anne Arundel county, Md.
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JRhrELERs' GUIDE.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
fHE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE WEST, VIA WASH

80, .,o,,,,, ,,.|.u,..--,. ..,,> nun, onrry
hhh MI r i+, ne :, L y II y ~, ~ @ M
THE West, ,,XoIA WASH
DOUBLE TRACK, SANSNsEEY couPhERi
ecuEDrrI,E IN tfFF'Et VI iatJNDAY, NOV. 2,
1881, uhIiL ,s umr lia,jor corner NEw
Leaye WasWntSi9n RON s,st irn f0 IT
For Chicago BOO a. IN. and l0,lo p mi n,,o ue nn6Nd
N ij9o r unly snrcss 10 yhicaeo and
Pittsbprg NO extra fare s charged on this traIh;
at Io S' M and i Ioio p nv N.Y., With Through
COACHES SS 7 and nd PSaee Sleeping Cars to above
PIF or pi shops St eSpn. M, with paror Car
&issy .SSIS' and Detroit with sleeping cars 70
For TPcdo and Detroit, VIA Monrosyyllle, 1 G
Toledo yln Wheeng s snd da LsNs a s,o sin 7o
s0 And ~ lam 1863 S}o s 49, aS saao
en so AND 700 D. p M. ''O nav o'o'
points S Oh the shen"huoah N"'i'y i'a'f'"o
For Annapolis, o40a m. and 1910 and 4;io
ON so s22 @ nS 4aS and
BapaSne O. e;to $50 a. nj III i2l S1 p M s39'
m. and 1,3S. 1:a0. 88o and 1000 ~ in. For
stations on Metropoliian Branch, 1926 a. I'M. and
SSo n SG e SGsp stohs on MerS
roilten branch p,Ob A. M daily, except Sunday,
foT sLeTing.on s.ngn,on n Hnd Vec BaEa9lc
o0b M ami y.,ah ~ NJ, aaIiv eseent sunday
For Hagerstown, 900 a. m daily, except sun
f5aiS ss s,F!ys from tic West daily GAO 7'ao
From FRI, a Sn;nanop $40 a. M and 1.5o and e.37
pm; sunday, DAB a. m, 8;37 p m. s
aa nrom Lexington zoo D. '''' 1"'y' 'N'op' sun
from arederlcK ma ~ IN wv b V,'s oxV
=. ms 2'oo r. M ana CIV p H. uaily' eAcePV
eH Trnsy. eave baltimore for Washington nj 4..o
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Constitutional scroruIa.

A girl In my employ has been cured OF what
believe was constitutional Scro ua by the us @ of
6wifts Specific j. o. McbANIEL,
Allatoona, Ga, July 20, 1854
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MEDIC1L.

: Err 8 ST sssss' 5 $Sf$$
+ Q o il ; . o \ NN So.
Our Treatise on Blood Poisoning is of interest
10 all classes. VIII be mailed free on receipt of
your address.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIo Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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negro on my farm has boon cured of fearful
case of Blood Poison by the use OF three bottles
ofSwlfps Specific. ANDREW j. HOWARn,
Forsyth, Ga, Aug. 3, 1854.
yTARICOCELE, PAINLESS CURE. BOOK
v Tree. CIVIALE AGENCY. 100 Fulton a.,
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This Is the Only Chartered Lottery of Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated in 1868 for 20 years by the Leg
isinture LOT enucatloini hmu cnarlthpls purposes
fund OF over 5s5O,O00 has since been added.
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APPROXIMATION NUMBERS TO THE CAP.
TO THE 1000.

1880. 25-ls252 ........... %
go tickets ending with o. being the two ter
minal units oil the number drawing the Capital
Prize of $1,000, are each entitled 10 S..
Ticket No, DOL, Capital Prize, New York,
NY.
Ticket No, li5i second capital prize, New
York, n, Y.
Ticket no, 1881, third capital prize, New
Orleans, La,
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Prescribed by Physicians.

have Prescribed Swln's specific In many
cases OF BLOOD Poison ana ~ u general tonic, and
u has made cures amer all other remedies had
failed H. Nj, STRICKLAND, Nj, d.,
Cave Springs, Ga, July -, 1884.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.

by an overwhemlng, popular vote Its franz
chise was made part of the present State Con-
BtitutiOn, adOpted Dec. 2, A, ID. 1870
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It's Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly. H. Never Scales or Postpones.
Look ut the following distribution:
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, GLASS l.,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov IL, 1884, un-
der the supervision and management of Gen. q.
\. Beauregard. of Louisiana, and Gen. Jubnl A.
Early, of Virginia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-26
Cop, ing After Chicago.

lNprANAroIIs, Nov, 25, "A recount of
the vote ON the offices of county treasu-
rand county commissioner a, the late
election having been demanded by the
co'e'icd Republican candidates, tho
commi sioncIs met to-day 60 begin the
work. They found on uirginr the
room In the cOurt-house, where tho bal
lots are kept, that the boxes Of three
precincts mad been carried uG and The
ballots of the others empticd on the
llnnr and so mixed up with the ballots of
loo2 az TO make it almost impossible to
separate them. THIS viii probably de
feat the efforts uf the unsuccessful can
didateS and secure the offices. The ma
lnrtlics for the present successful candi-
dates were less than fifty.
In the circuit court this afternoon
counsel for tho democrats moved to
vacaie the order for recount. Judge
ANros, after argument, denied the mo.
ton, but gave counsel TIL 2 o'clock to-
morrow TO file authorities in support of
tho motion.
The board of state canvnssars con
tinued its work to-day. a mmber of
unimportant irregularities wore dis
covered, which viii delay the work of
footing up the result till TO morrow.
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FROM FORT WORTH.
MR. MoRPHY RISES TO EXPLAIN
His Version OF the Indictments Agains,
Him and the Transaction. that
Brought Them About-Tho
OilMill St0rts--BIow-out,

foRT WORTH, Nov, 25.-lSpecial. l.
Mr.. Morphy desires that he may be sot
before the readers Of the HERALD in the
proper light, and gives these gacts about
the indictment found against him: The
cattle belonged TO Crane, of Kansas
City, and We're sold to j. e. Crane & Co.
Two uolos were taken at Crane'a re-
quest that tho cattle be- sold on limo
rather than be sacrificed. The invest.
lhent company, limited, acted as com
mission merchants iu tho transaction.
ava the S53Q1 was entered on their books
ts u credit To Crane, Tho notes were
negotiated by MOrphy for the invest .
| iucnt company, and tho money went
mo tho common treasury, not
lhio his private pocket Io himself
lost $lo,OJO by the failure and
could not be- expected to pay the $500
TO Crane. lie further SAYS that Crane,
through his lawyOr, offered 60 c0mpro-
muse thg claim, and il MOrphy did not
| pay sald no would secure the indict-
mont, which was done ma tho result
shows. Morphy would not comproiniso
and told them To crack their whips, In
tho case of obstrucLihg "a public high-
/ way, tho Texas q Pacific trnck, he
points to tho fact that the foreman of
the grand jury is the president of the
For Worth Street Railway compan va
significant one, esneoially as the Fort
Worth street Railway company is fight
ing his road, the Rosedale.
The oil mills began operations to-day.
Ibe capacity is nine tons per day.
Arrangements are nearly complete
Tor the grand parade of Thursday night,
anu many visitors from Dallas are ex.
pected 10 be prosent.
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DALLAS TEXAS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s 1884, EEsEsFHHas

quit spoke. He said the two races
would now be brought nearer to-
gether and would understand each
other better than ever before. He as
sured the colored men that their rights
would be guarded as zealously by the
Democratic state and national
administration rs if they were
white. Letters were read from
Gov. Mcdaniel and Senator Brown.
Speeches were also made by
III. III. Tucker and Major
Goodwin Gov. Cleveland's recent
utterance, assuring the negroes that
every right they possess should be pro-
tected by his administration was re-
ceived and read amid the cheers of the
colored mon.
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The Carpet weayers.

PHnADELPnGA, Nov. 25. The striking
ingram carpet weavers held meeting
this afternoon. Seven hundred strikers
were present. The arbitration COMMITTEES
reported that several manufacturers de-
clined TO confer with them; that but very
little satisfaction could be obtained from,
them. The meeting thereupon decided
to aholi the arbitration committee and
nave no further communication with
the manufacturers. They also agreed
upon romaining firm in their demand
and not to return to work unless
the old rate of wages should be paid. A
committee was appointed TO look after
ali persons in distress and furnish funds
TO alleviate their sutlerings. 1t was an
nounced That 600 weavers had already
affiliated themselves with tho Knights
OF Labor, and that 200 others would ioin.