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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-09

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-Va. 6's derd. =; ,!eo
soiidated i6; do ID series :; do past due G
pons AZ: do new 1O-4O's 81; do new 3: )
BID to-day. Cotton steady: middlinG 1U+, al
Flour steady and quiet: Howard stree, +.
Western super 50 OOa:3 so: do extra So .5ai ,
do family So oOs5 70: City Mills super g
5 IS: do extra 81 O0a6 % do Rio Brand. s
as 90: Pstapsco family SO SO: do superlaive ?
ent s. 90. Wheat-Southern tirmer; Wesp
tirmer and closing dull Southern red fossil
do amber 113a114; No 1 Maryland III 81.
No Western winter red spot l. III. alni
February 1O1 a.a10S; March 11OA a11Ca-: y
ll44al1iR. Corn-Southern nominal: W
ern higher and dull; Southern white Gn.Gl. I
yellow 62a65: Western mixed spot 61aG29; g
uary 621e asked February 61haG2; stssD.
51t4a5S. Oats firm; Southern 41a45; weh5
white 33a44 do mixed 41a42; Penua il''
Rye steady at 73a75. bay duh prime to che
Penna and Maryland Basis. Provisions duI's
easy; mess Pork SIS 25.s Bulkmt as shoatsl
and clear rib sides, packed, 7aslo Bso1;-
shoulders Z y; clear rib sides 9A ham. ~
Lard. refined, ga. Butter dull; Western PSI.
1Oa22; creamery 25a35. Eggs fr.ucr iresh I
29a3O; pieklod 20a23 Coffee quiet: Rio cai9I
ordinary to fair 11S.a12a.. Sugar quiet \
"a. Whiskey steady at 81 1Sa1 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-09

The recent cold weather and heavy storms h,n
had tendency TO reduce receipts Of both srI
and produce. The market to-day was conscquel'
~ quiet with small dealings at unchanged agur
for Wheat, but with an active demand for Co.
Rye and Oats. Pork and Poultry are w4u' -,
stronger figures. Other produce Is bot ,o,,.
higher, but commands full prices 70. 81 Oh,
lots. We note no change in price 81 !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-09
IN = auo ~ lives 3O,rsljO.

""0 lives 30sISGO.
- u' rket was fairly supplied with Cattle
49, very good quality; sales, however.
80 rs prices have advanced and dealers IL
-" to buy very freely. hoping when the Ses
= ) better prices will be lower Calves il
demand with but few coming to market. :.
dal! and higher Lambs in fair demand n i
| usual prices. Hogs slow and higher. Cow.
Calves scarce aud in demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-09
CITY COUNCIL.

The first regular meeting this year of the
CITY Council was held last night Owing to
the inclemency of the weather but few more
than bare quorums appeared in the two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-09

| a Joint resolution of the Aldermen asking
the Legislature to alter section of the
charter Of the Alexandria Water Co., so as
to require that Company under penalty of
$500 to extend its mains to any square Oh
which the owners of six houses would agree
70 take water, was read.
Mr.. Mclean said that beside the matter
of extending the mains, there was another
which should be included in this act. The
Water company should be compelled 10 re-
new the old mains which had become par
TALLY filled up. In one case, recently,
where main had to be cut in order 10 gel
water by a steam pump, what had once
been tbreeinch opening was now but one
and half inch, the residue of the main be-
ing filled up with rust, gravel, sand, &c.
This main extends out Henry street to the
Virginia Midland depot. This was a main
laid down several years after the frst main.
Other mains being older, must have filled
up still more, and the Water company are
not supplying water upon the conditions
under which the charter was given and
should be compelled to give full supply.
He urged that the Legislature compel the
company to carry out honestly the condi.
,tions under which they obtained their mo-
nopoly.
Mr.. Snowden said he was not an advocate
for the Water company, but wanted to hear
the resolution read again. He wanted to
understand it, for it seemed to him to be
the biggest work which the Board had ua.
dertaken for some time-to undertake To
fight the Water company.
Mr.. Lawson said that the resolution in
volved important interests and should not be
acted upon lightly. For himself he desired
to know more about the matter and would
prefer to have the subject postponed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

CHICAGO, May 13.-Charles H. McCor-
mick, the head of great harvester manu-
factuiing company, and supposed to be one
OF the richest men in Chicago, died al his
home in this city TINS morning, aged 70
years. He bad been an invalid Tor num-
Der OF vsare. M. Mccormick was born IN
1909 in Rockbridge county, Virginia, and
was son OF Robert A. Mccormick, a farm.
er. who invented the original reaper in 1875,
but afterwards abandoned it, owing to it's
imperlections, and the deceased brought
The invention to successful completion in
1881, when 81 years old. For
this invention he was elected
by the French Institute as member OF
the Academy of Sciences, and received the
decoration OF the cross of the Legion OF
Honor. In politics he was IA democrat an d
has been prominent in his party as a mem.
ber OF the national committee. He founded
and literally endowed q theological semi.
nary Of the northwest, conducted under the
auspices of the Presby terian church. and
also endowed protessership in the Wash.
ington and Union theological colleges OF
Virginia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
The MetlhodIsis.

BALTIMORE. Nay l3.-Bishop Dlckerson
presided ever the African Methodist confer.
ence TODAY. Rev. w. b Derrick called at
tention 10 the fact that the Methodist Ept--
copal church at the last general Conferences
Just passed, II was manifest that the work
VI the African church was beyond the psla
OF personal representation rom the Neih,.
dist E2isc Jpal church, R.v. s. w. b Der.
rick, ]. Ii. Hubbard, J. w. Withsrspoon,
w. II. Hunter, Robert Seymour
were appointed Committee. to
consider the matter. Speeches were
made on the death OF Wendell Phillips.
Robert Seymour. OF California. said The
oolored man was not fire.; they did not
have equal rights with the whites Bishop
Gain gave notice Yesterday that be should
enter q protes, because the conferences had
reinstated Rev. W. II. Carson, of Texas,
who was SUSPENDED oy the nnnurl
Texas conference u short time sincs.
To-day, in consequence Of this notice,
a resolution Was offered that the
unwarrnntsble c,nsa Of some one o. the
platform, meaning Bishop Gain, concerning
the appeal case of Carson, bac cast some re.
Fiction upon the Christla' character OF
msmbers Of the cSIie.euca. This cause
should be denounced aGd Do further re-
tiSction upon the character OF the confer
ence tolerated. That the appeal c.ss YVES
finally settled and all other matters now u.
cidental 10 the case should DO indefinitely
Alter loas debate. the reso-
lutiOn was adopted.
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snrnF through the vlndng nhd esoaDf
Her dsuehior, wh1 10 II Yrars o Z, say sh'
iel' sonr one iail urainss her a. 1, uH " h'
hai STUMBLED. Sne svokn aud aman
hut whether ngHr1 or white. shs tfnnnt riy
funuipg fpGafd tho win DW 10 thought
Il w1s como nHr Who ~ bfn' lr robbery
N q Hfldkl lrq reos.g'i wnfd from H.
Louis iha, fuiHt Eelds uf wheat no sent
tn0s b ,d been received snr 'ximined, and
,hoBsd the crop 20 b. Wy lns Grade Mr.
Bfook- tXpfc's tn get ,tf.lad OF Vhtal
10 M irkrt ln o va-y HloI' 'mr.
Work on the Riseda'e S rect railway will
begin Ia y few utys Tue s,eel rails aud
cars have been shipped.
The cNunoi intend / H-Fs the CUTTERS
flushed twice week By ,ha water, works,
Shen It is thought the city wi be made
perfectly healthy.
The Commissioners court are still a. work
on dis riG,inc tho c0uaty for hchoal puI-
poses Nearly hliy hsvr now hson Cstah'
lished, some Of them very small. Fort
Worth Ia district by itself.
The district court has been on railroad
case oil day and Is lisely 10 have its tina
occupied by the case until Thursday.
The Fort Worth street car line Ia to ba
exteGied ouP.thiTd OF mile farther eouth
ffomiits present terminus'1n Tucker Hill.
The &asons are takiDg OF selling their
hail for $50 600 and acdsng $4,000 20
am ua. realized ana srsoNng grand Ma
sonia temple.
The foundation Of the S ate National
bank, b be built directly opposite the Pick
wick, Is now being laid.
Ire probabilities are thst ,ae Fort
Worth & SoutL western roVd will organic
win Walter Huffman or Colonel Peter
Smith as president.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
Kcpublicnn TnliY.

Nsw YoRK, May l3.-rhe { lowing will
be published here Wrdns, day motuing, to.
e,ther with several hundrel Other s.gaa-
lures:
To Messrs. John Jacob AS,Nr. Leyrlnd D. Goa
nor. John A. s ewart IicDb ID. Vrrmllye,
REM .min III. Brstow. q r.vhuS II ASnew,
NJ. u, genilemep:
fhe uud, r,igu"u respectfully request you
To act hs n cnmnitrs - n"signst. the
lime and place ~ Vnlcn the tel ~ citiZ sas
OF ProsideDI Arthur may expcass
their approval nf h's qdminlstratipn
aud their wish that hPmsv De nominated for
president ~ the r-punucso national con-
ventios. /; Is believed tlar- - up vide
spread feeling amoDg ia .se wac mauage
aud coutrO, the great husiHess
interests which csOt.r here
aud iavJlvs The prosperity nj tbs VIII ols
country. lJis filing that suol sal ,irno.ts
should tini the mssns Ol public .xp'essi. o.,
both for the Welfare of this u1uniTy aud in
Justice to good pnsdeDJ
Nerv respec ally.
III. b. u fin & o., Il. 5. JaH-sv e. Co.,
Sam slo,n, DAVID DAVIS, Josiah NJ fisss,
Charles g Landou & Co., Il III. Perkins,
jr preside /, ln,vo..s.s auu Traders bapk,
Tiffany e. Co. Joha E pa,sonr, jesse Se.ig-
mn, ID. B. Hatch, j. II. Hsrrick, Leonard
Hsz,llise, aud several hundred others
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

AUSTIN, Nay 10 -lSpecisl.l-A chartor
of the Morgsn, Stokes & Co.. OF San An.
tonic. was f ed to-day capital stock,
$4,000.
The following promolionn have been
mode by Genera! King: l.. +. Speedy and
schmidt to be captains, snd Sergeant
McNeely. Jones, Grimes, Scott, PIatt, Sed.
bury aud Turn eo TO he liauteBants.
The Ladies Art Loan socisty opened
their exhibition to-day, which will last
during tho weeS. The proceeds will 90 to-
wards building nea EpiscopDl church:
supreme courS stli med: Hearno VS. Gil
lett, from R,bertson; Clty National bank
vs. Sioat, from T.rrlut; Nave ct a.. vs.
Britton, from Gr6vFon: Intsrnational d
Great Northern rs'iway vs.. Nicholson
rom Bexgr; Texas & Pacific railway vs.
Nuchols, from Lamar.
Il Rversed and remandec: Franks et al.
VS.. Chapman ct al. from Atascoso; Marx
vs. Lsnge. Levy &c Co., from Caldwell;
Texas & Pacific railway vs.. Burns, from
rarrant; II 4ulosch vs. Harrall ct al, from
Burnett.
Reversed and rendered: Bruner Bros. VS.
St4ong ct al. from Lamar.
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rushed 10 tho Fcfne IN o hufY, bslisyi0t
that war had been declared bstwaen btl'E-
rTfut p1ftts,
Tne stndc1ia ~ Ufsullna convent aiteni-
ei Htl August. lc cathedral IN body thls
mnrnlf " tor the pnrplee ~ communion,
TnR RHaTlV murlings are cool enOugh To
Ltrtd0 90 make n Dlauket comfortable,
A grAut ball II 10 he Iiyen Ia the nov
msrket housr, ~ New Laredo, next Sttur'
dsv night
Preparations aye being made b" parties
IN this side 0i he river Tor several cock
nghts next SIrdsy,
Several marriages are u occur Ia Laredo
shortly it IL 'um0i ID and 10 ne credited,
A heavy f4in s'Oru, accom- panied by ter
rfia ihuuder and lightning, 10 prevailing
tn,uight. The strsets ia thsir bad shape
Will make foot passengor traffic exceedingly
scarce,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
The Flyers.

LEXINGTON, Ky May 10 1t rs!nsd last
night and the track ~ Ia very bad shape.
First raoe--PuTss $500, for all ages: mile.
Starters: Bsrnum, Belle ot Highland,
Blnuie Australian, Lsdie McNary, Hickory
Jim aud Lueila. Betting: Barnum $3.50
Belle Highlands $l25, Bonnie Anstral,an
$50, Hickory Jim $50. Sadie McRiy SS5,
Luella Sl5 All ran buuched 10 the bone
turn. when Hickory jim, Sadie McRsy,
a q Lorella gave 40. Bsrnnm won easily
by three lengths; Belle Highlands, second ,
tsenty leugsbs la front OF Bonnie Austria
IL. Time.-l:i0
Ashland 0aks-3-year-old fillies; mile
ana u qu.r,er, Starters: Highh got, Ssla-
"a, Palmetto and Minnie, Williams. B :.
tng, Highhight 800, SAHARA $50. field
$50 Highhlght took the lead and ron
from one 10 twu lengths apart without
change of pDs'-.sa ihto tho noms stretch.
here tna race was bstween Sa.aria add
Hignii gas, the latter winning by u length
aitu Salaria second, al al twenty lengths
Gf Pa metio.
AcGrath stakss-r rGo-year-old colts add
lilis-; liv. Iurlongs. S,artert: Favor. Trdu'
bidcr, Wnndsrment. Play fellow. Betting:
Favor. $50; TrnubadoI, SS5; Playiellns,
sos. Wcndermon', $50 Favor, rrouho
dour, Wonde and Piayiellow went oil
in the ord-r psmed, ran length port
tor hai mile; Favor. then
came on and won ia @
gallop By three lengths; Tronhadour
second. four lengths in front Of Wonder
ment, ,niyd. Time-l:0S Ia.
Parse $500 Maidens, al ages;
mle nd one.eighth. Starters
Barr0ak, Ksene, Wheperipe, Aeinconrt
Hsfponn, Wstmschatka aud MononTgt.
b ting: Rurroak $40, Whisperine Sl0c
HarpooD SO field $50 Alter good STAR
II ,rpoon aid Whsperlne mads
a running on even terms, with
Burrcsk length Off and the others
strung out The positions remained uu'
changed TO the lower turn, where Harpoon
gave it up and Whispering fell back
BGrroak took the lead and was
ever aiterward headed, winciUg by three
lengths; Keene, who ran fast in The stretch,
second; hall length in front of Whispering,
tnird Time-2:05 1 2.
During the last race the track was like
sea water
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

CHICAGO, May 13.--The Farmers Re-
view in to-morrows issue will contain re-
ports from 700 different points in Ohio, In.
diana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin. Min
nesota, Dakota, Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas,
and Missouri. Winter wheat reports
from many points in Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and Michigan are dismal
and indicate a short crop. Reports from
Kansas are almost uniformly of very
promising character, with the exception
that Kansas indications are more or less
spotted. There is nothing in tho general
situation to indicate any large receipts Of
old corn on this crop, as whatever Kansas
and Nebraska may have in reserve will be
needed very largely for their own wants.
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A Sad Mistake,

PrTTsBURa, May 13-A small child of f
B. Ward, of Allegheny City, died last night
from the effects Of mo-phis given BY clerk
at Lewis Seitz's drug store, in mistake for
colonel. When the clerk was informed
of the terrible result of his mis-.
take he dropped on the floor
unconscious. 1t is feared the shock will
prove fatal. This Is the seoond death from
druggists' blunders in the cast week. On
Saturday clerk in Spohps' drug STORE, on
the south side, gave aqua ammonia and
sweet oil tor castor OIL and an old lady.
Ann Gallagher, who swallowed the fatal
dose, died 10 few hours in great agony.
Spohn has been held on the charge of mur-
der
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
GAINESVILLE.

GAISRsvILLE, May ;3.-[Spenial Rev.
Bishop 6srr.t, Of Dallas, laid the corner
- one oithe neA Episcopal cnurch yesterday
win imprsssing ceremonies. A great many
souv, Mira were deposited In the receptacle
OF the corner stone by friends and mem beFs
OF the church.
Tonight Cains' mineral wells and sani'
tarlum will be opened - the public with n
grand ball and banquet. A large crowd
will attend rom this city, and pleasant
time IS anticipated These springs are sit-
uated about six mi!es tram town, and are
said to possess great healing qua ities, and
\ nice hole, has been built by Mr.. Gains
and coed accom- modal tons offered.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

Olher Interesting Matter by Specials
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, May l3-TSpeclal.l-On tho
list OF May Chicago inauRurated new
system OF reporting the markets.. This
board o, trade taking the matter entirely
out Of the hands Of the Western Union tel
egrdph company and controlling the collec.
tion O. dissemination OF the reports They
eei out letters to vaf!Ons boards oi trade,
throughot tbe country Offering to furnish
quotations II the recipients would comply
wi h certain requirement. which virtually
plsceI the entire matter pnder control OF
tho ChicsGo board. The ST. Louis mer.
chants exchange to-day voted by an over
Shelming majority 10 let Chicago severely
alone IL the matter Of market quotations
The national association OF hciel keepers
held convention hsre to-day. About l2D
tavern keepers wers present. The :eSE
mesting takes pace II Chicago.
The state beard of eqpll . ttion, at JeiiI-
son City, todby completed the assessmen'
ofrai,rond property OF the sta'a, Total val
ua,ion s42 0O0 000; au increase Of t2,01o,C1o
over last year.
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Caving Tunnel.

SoMsgsErr, Pa, may l3.-Intel,igence
has been rec lived here that = largs part of
the root of ihe eastern eni at the south
Pennsylvania tunnel under th. Allegheny
mountains At Oexter's Gap. caved in SatuT
dav Afternoon, iustently killing two men
and b,dly injuri"G thTse others. The ton.
mel was being pusho with great vigor
when it struck qoicksand, and before suy
precsution coulJ bs taken the roof came
Down with crash. Superintendent, White
had JUS. zone into the tu,nel, and Ia 80
badly crusrcd that there is little hope Of
his recovery. The names of the others are
unknown,
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The Insane.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is Thirty states
and Canada vera represented At the y lDual
meeting OF the association Ot sup rintend-
ents OF insane institutions here to-day, D..
Gray presided. President Gray delivered
au address cn heredity in iJs application TO
insanity. DR.. P,inv Earle, OF ,rtham Oton,
Massachusetts. WAS then elected president
and Dr.. o EySratts, o. Cincinnati, sec
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NEw YORK., May 13.-Colonel Fred Grant
ss,d ia ar interview with reporter:
"Wnen l first came to this city from
Chicago had about $57 900; was
introduced to Mr.. Ward, and after q
short acquaintance, he asked me to join
him in speculative venture. which
turned out successful. After that he pro-
posed a partnership, and even:
iually my brother and myself
entered into the partnership
agreement, 1t was represented that Ward
Fish were worth $3.50 900 each; Ward
had charge Of the books and safe
OF the firm, and in fact everything
was entrusted to him by. other
members ~ the firm" Colonel Grant
oin,a0 with this remark: ~ admit l have
been fool, 81 has my father, the general, =,
and my brother, and there is nothing too
strong to say against Ward at this mo-
mept.''
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FoRr WORTH May l3.-[Speoial.] 1.-The
grand jurs came into court to-day, return-
ing eighteen bills of indictment, fnur for
felony and fourteen for mislemeanors, and
then adjourned for the term.
Shortly after 2 o clio k this morning Mrs.
Poole. milliner, on Hou tor street. was
awakened by the cries of her daughter, aud
sprung from the bed. when she saw q man
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Hotel Men .

81. LOUIS, May 13.AThe annual meeting
OF the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit associa
ton met to-day with very large a'ten-
dance from all parts OF the country. Pres.
ident O. B. Galloway, of Memphis, was in
the chair. The morning session was pri-
vate and was taken up with hearing reports
of officers and the transaction Of other
routine business, after which there was On
adjournment,
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BELTON.

BRLroN, May 13 Especial l-For the
past ten days farmers on the otner side OF
the Leon have been unable to get TO town
owing to high water and the bridge being
torn up. To day the commiss:oners' court
accepted the bridge, 1t having been remod.
elled add built over, making 1t now one to
remain with us to the last.
The large reservoir for the water. works
arrived this week, and the workmen are
now fast putting 1t together.
Our square now seems as If 1t might be al
in me ns0 rock quarry.
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BRO wNsvlLLE.

Brownsville, May 13.-[Special.]-Ou
ci,y is very quiet.
The steam schooner Sudbury is discharg-
ing her freight at Brszos Santiago.
The merchants over the river complain OF
dull times while the fiestas last. The people
spend all their money at gambling and
other ways, which leaves very listle tor the
merchants.
The secretary of the City Of Mexico has
issued an order that a private individual
cannot issue any more quarter or half
tickets. This Is go"d mcve.
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knights OF Honor.

CHICAGO, Msy l3-rhe Supreme Couu-
sci OF Knights OF Honor of the United
States met here teddy a2d will continue
10 session about ter days. rn-day's ses-
sion wss chiefly devoted 10 presentation
and examination OF credentials This even
ing the delegates were tenderod n ro ception
by the local council An address o. well
come Wa, delivered bv MaVo- Harrison.
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NEW YORK, May 13 Mrs Eirehi, shot
by her husband last night, has chancs Of
recovery, though the bullet is not extracted,
She is shot the same a. President Garfield.
The boy died this morning.
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NANTUCKET, May 13.-Charles O'Oonuor
died Yesterday afternoon. His mind was
clear to the last, when he exclaimed, my
God," and expired. The remains leave
to-day for New York,
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Attachment.

was granted against the property of Herr,
Hudson d Co., Tombstone, Ariz ma, IN q
suit brought by the Anglo-Oaifornie osnk,
OF San Francisco, to securo payment of q
note for t3( 0C0
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MINNEApoLIs, May 13.-The Journals
Saltwater special says j @. O'Gorman, ap-
pointed by the court receiver for Seymour,
Sabin & Co.,, complicsted with the North.
morning of SIS COO The small bond &C.
cspted es an indication of
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VIII Grant n Continuance.

CRY OF MEXICO, May 13.-Ooneress will
grant President Gonzales authority to con-
tract q 81 900 loan, so he may re-
ceive 81, 900, 900 Immediately after the 10th
Instant, when the banks continue.
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CHICAGO, May 13.-The suti.monopolist
national convention will be held here to-
morrow. Many delegates are low in the
city. 1t is generally conceded that General
B. f. Butler will be nominated for presi-
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ing IL unf,un d.d J II. S'inlIn maraasr of
tbs car COMPANY. appointed REQ ivsr o' the
Union Transfer o,mp.nv, IL sti'l siok IN ~.
P,ui and no, vet auallhed. J. II. Toun-
send 4 Co., will run along unless pressed
bv creditors on account OF the car compsny,
In which event q reosiver will b. spnni-tcd,
for on no account can agsets ard liabilities
be- secured In either case yet.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

a large mob starting from citur, Indiana,
TO Fort Wayne last night for the purpose
of lynching Richards, confined in all in
this CITY for the murder of Amos Broc sett,
Wera vrOuu0less
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
BRYAN.

Iaeber. Of Galveston. and many other
Catholic clergy men are in the CITY attend.
ing the funeral OF Fa her Sicidsky, which
takes place tomorrow m orning at 8 O'Clock.
Cattle buying is being carried on very
extensively in Brazos county this month.
There will be about eighty cal Dads ship
ped from this place this week.
The faculty of the Agricultural and Me-
chanicsl college will celebrate three days
with closing Of commencement this term.