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LEM. maiiftfs factory, located la II, ssg-
drnhefeers frame nul tinr oppes''r WHIT
aort < GaioFay'H. -Four ifHWn nuuilngs
Wrfr DESTROYED. Mr. handtfbefgtr ani
hmIy 1iary escaped with their lives.
Nothing Eas sayet Mr. Stndeihefser hAa
On Insurance of $500 ou hia building an
ST. 81 on iufnitura. Ilun Carmichael ha,l
sis bulldlng insured Tor i50 On tha mat
ifess Actofy ihera wus u1 iuaurgsos, rue
cause - the fire & not Enpgn, Total loss
Is between aiNpl and $4,000,
roar WORM.
FoIr woErn. Jan. 2l- Ispeciall -
shortly aner O'Clock this morning John
High, cook Ia autani'
entered saloon on MAN street,
when the bAr-keeper was asleep IN q chair
by the fire. He locked the doors and then
approaching tho bhr-keeper, John Benson:
dealt him thrse terrific blows on the lead
With hotohet, which ha had ofonghs win
him from the n 'aursnt. Hifh then rihed
the wounded mans pocket and took $40.
II was only when fenile-
man passing notic.d moaning inside
that the cline was Discovered hlgn
threw the hstchet back o. peanut
stand, which va found ard ws me
High didn't snow up to-day upui 40
O'Clock and then he had on
new shirt aud other late purch ases.
Al II O'Clock he was arrested, ana io night
when IL was stated by Benson's ply:
tieians that he would N all
liklihood die. lie va, placed In all TO await
dsyelop1ents This IL the most dastardly
murder on record in t1is county.
Dick Robinson, negro, came home last
night drunk, and dotsd bsiore ru open
ire In chair, tell OFT and
his clothes taking dfc he was severely
burned on the legs, arms and lower part OF
hOdy. lIo W.. taken ~ the hospital, gno
IL is thought ne will die.
A. last the COW ordinance Il ~ eu;c.
The COW ha, dissppeared tom the stree.
and several found their wsy 10 the ponnu.
n. G. Dillard. who Is just out OF Jail, aiter
months OF oonilnsmsnt. stole hHe over,
coat this evening. aud now occupies his old
cell.
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NOTICES,


Mo ICE IS hERLBY GIVES III At rUk;;
IN susnt to an order o. the q minis ionet,
Court. tire u dersisnri WI ceive ann nle olns
until The iith dry OF FEBRu AIRY, 1881, inr ",
Nolan County sssoG, a".s,Ias hs Of issls acrts veil
wa,cred ana choice Lands. BIDS u be on .he
following & ms lt-A cA,h 2ni one,
fourth or ore.,, ,opt on of lufenW y , n.u ~
In hand Notes for deferred psymen. To run no!
ie.s than ten noI moie tnan hneeu lhi opllon ~
the county, with IA per cent in'eiesl' pNtnle
Annually IN advance For further p.r, cnlsts'
sppiy 10 THOMAS T.. norTIlltT, Cierk Jun
" Court Nolan County tcsas i'hss'lw
NToTUg-FoR HORSE, cow Hod, OR
IN chiolen feed, cali on EUGENE sfAf
sO7 Main street Free delivery ~ n''.N
NTorICE-u. BouL WILL @AkE CON
IN tracts for gard nlns, ls,oso,po s w3n um, s,in,
10 II IioHL, r o. Il I 2c3, Dallas, will nc, I'VE
PROMPT a,teuuon. l'"'' '.
MOTT oETO con rRACToRs-s1 khE Paw.
IN log Sealed proposals viii DC r,cel,eu ~
the oil o OF the City Eosiuecr "a y, . .ioo1
D. m ON the lth dsi Of ofMARCH noxt rot psy-
Ing the following sire T. In III tlty WIN u IL
D'Arc Be,ks upon = ravel foundation sc-
cordinf to an ordinance a proved ncc.mpet
1854 and 10 tlans NJ q speU cati'ss on o In
this oilirc. ,o.wi. Main 8 rect From the We
size OF Jefferson TO the east 'idc ot Sycamo ore
street Elm ptfeet-f 4 on the west s'de of SScA'
more street TO the esstc rpoSM on IN r ',uy, M.,n
street 30 he Texas 4 y cite Ra oah, Lamar
Siree'-Frm Wood TO Elm street fyuias o. ee'
From Main b, m street.. Murphy str et from
Commerce 10 El'n ,tfeet Aus'ni reot-fr IN
Wood stre et to The itIs Paci 2 R.llrosn
Co lege 81 eet-From Elm street 70 me leIss
Pacific Railroad In all about l2,OOO lneh fett
Each proposal must h socompauic by bond
with approved security, In toe Am uni ot az
that II he contract Is avs tei The hldier VIII
erier into contrect Ny the ?2ud OF APRIL next
Pond and security wi also he rquil.d Tor a
faithful pe,formanc Oft ,on'ra !, ". woff
com pietsd b The 18th - OCTO n X, 1854.
Separa Q roposals ere iuyi'a hr ca OF tho
AZ owe sire, IT, ard for the whole Of the work
bidder /, specify the street or re ls 10 on
any or alb E a. N let a ar nny pa
of the atove work pau and specihcat ons
TO be scea at his OIL
DAL',s. Tx y. JaonAry y. ISL. la,ls-l0l
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mlinNNrn

NcKIssEY, Jan. 2l.-[Speciall. SAM
Young and Sam Mitchell we're brought
here from sherman to-day for q hearing on
writ Of habeas corpus, before Judge Malt
bic.
The weather is clear and pleasant, ind
farmers speeding the plow.
Mrs. LAURA Naybaur. wife ofa prominent
grain buyer at this puiut, was to-day ni-
Judged insane.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Y - W ~ ~ ~ AfNA - sff's
Az Epidemic ~ Arson az Terrell
Hahled Burglars.
A Lyuchlng ~ Leckhnrl.-a Murderer
JOlns It's Victim.
"Nho rreW dat Brlckw Asks a Tyler
Negro.
Live Stock are Starving In the
Southwest.
A Son Seriously Stsbs Ills Father a.
Wea,htrford.
An $1,000 CosIagralion iliumlnates
Texarkana.
Specials From Supdry Sources.
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Miscellaneous Capital News Note
Eighteenth Lcgislatur.--Caiied Session.
SENATE.

Eighteenth Lcgislatur.--Caiied Session,
SENATE.
AUsrIS, Jan. Special. Mr.. ! ieuf-
fer presented memorial from cirrens OF
Lano county, protesting against the pass
age OF herd law, and asking that ihs en-
closing OF lands not owned or leased Ia
made a felony.
Mr. Davis, for the committee on educa-
ton, reported Mvoraoly the bill to author.
iEe towns and villages Incorporated for
tree school purposes only to issue bonds
tn putchass sites aud erect school'bouSes
thereon.
Mr Patton, for judiciary com mittee y.
., reported uufavorsbly the bill authorin.
irg sheriff. to appoint as many deputies
az they may deem necessary to suprrc.l
ls~lessnees.
Unlavorably-the bill making . wiz.
fence tour aud hss feet high lawful
fence.
Favorably-The bill to prevent tho de-
sirucion OF grass by are.
Fayorably--The bill requiringa gateway
in every twn miles OF fencing.
Mr.. Matlock for Judiciary com - itter
No. reported favcrsbly, with
amendment T. the bill to authorize district
judges 10 change venue before indictment
is found.
Bills werc referred as follows:
BY Mr. Shannon--Providing 10. q super
intenden. OF public school lands, who with
the governor and Commissioner Of the land
niflca shall control and dispose ofthe school
lands.
By Mr. Matloct-To make IL q felony 10
wiliully kill stock, fixing tins penalty Mt u
fine and nm prisonmeDt IN the pc uiientlary.
BY Mr.. Cnllins-ro make II unlawful for
any person Il turn his stock opg oi his en-
closure b. Craze nj large; also, to make it
unlaw.ui hereafter for any person TO en-
close land not owned or leased.
In committee o. the whol. Mr.. Ter-ell'-
hili wa. tsken up and discussed at length
Mr Harris, for he committee on Judicial
districts, reported iivon6ly house bill
No 3o, on Judicial distric,s.
Adjourned.
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GOLDSMITH BROS.
The Bargain House Of Dallas.
ECL|PSING ALL COMPETITION !

This is what we have done in the past what
doing and what intend to do in the future AS earn
est of our effort in this direction call attention
day to a list of REAL BARGAINS.
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FOR SALE.

dsOR sALE-1wo GOD sEC0ND.HAND
orgars IN splendid order very o. prices.
Cali at WILL A. wATKIN q cos, dealers In
Pianos and Organs, Herald Building, Dallas
jan22.2t
TCOR sALR-BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE
Two new machine, and presses, Westlake
. Brition mRnuf,cture. for sale onssp. A dress
VIM PFOUTs. care Herald office. jsn22tf
1NOR SALI-Dh. l.. y. LOChEoFFEkS FOR
\ sale his residence. corner Patterson avenue
and Oleander street. For terms and other In
formation, apply 10 CHA5. FRED. TUCKER,
ei2 n ain street. janlS2w
TOR SAL9-FIFTY TONS OF NO. BR CHIT
il hay we'll cured and baled. without any
Ya,n en- T., Address d. y. sAYRE, Carrollt n,
Dall,s county T,xas lan13wlm
NOR sALE-l7 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 SAND
u room; can he bought 10 500 sn1 up
wards: must be sold, by htYNOLOS 4 HUkL.
BUT, 20 Nsia. c,rner Pordras. ian. l2.h. u
IcOR sALE-rRINI ~ MILLS AND FARM
il including ab-u. $40 acres oflaud l6l In eul
tivation; bs aucc imber ard iasture land; q
bargain ~iil he given ply To !. Il. KEN.
DALI. 400 Main street Dalrs dec23-lf
TOR SALE-BLAuTfFuI REsInENCE
IL property, Ut q bargain. Apply To BoW>tR
LEMON, Dallas Texas sei9-u
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TrrAarlsa. Jan. 2l.-Tspsciall.-Esrly
this mornins fir. broke out in w. J. Al.
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TOR RKNT-ON JANUARY lsT. THE TWO
ssore rooms Nos. rs and 7G Main street.
now occupied BY Edwsrds' mufic store. Apply
% C'y Nel1Dosl bank dee-6
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Dry GcoCs Department.

Worstcd Dress oods, Black and Coiors,
u, ~ i.sc per yard, foruierprioe, s6e.
Aii.wool CsshEasrcs at Sc. S0e and Coo
per yard, former price, Doc, 100 and III
Black siiks ss 500, 7sc and si.Hs per
yard; former prieo. fsc. o. and si.i5.
siik vsivets ana Vsivetsens ss redussd
prices.
Passsnsntsri,s and BrinSse a. hais shcir
vaias'
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I,oR REsr-sEvERAL PIANOS FOR RENT
i stC. II. EDWARDS, ~ Main 81 janis-lw
ISR RsNr-1wO NICE FURNISHED
rooms, for gentlemen ouly; central location,
fppiy N 7. ELLINGTON decs0-u
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TYLER.
IndnIINIlI

LooKuARr, Jan. q Especial. Tom
Brown, who tilled old man Martin last
summer, wss taken from our ieil last night
A. twelve O'Clock, by 4 Eloh ofmnsked men,
ard sho t. dssih. lie was msng.sd in a
"A oct tsrriOe p manner.
Nr. 4. K Pase, who has long been in III
health, ded very suddenly yesterday Al
noon. - ve had two une xpected funeral:
here to-dsv.
The TELEGRAPH wire wss cut about mil'
from town las night. IL Is supposed u
| have been doae hv he mob.
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at our new s.orc. Nos. 90 and GAL Elm sire,
Z q comple'e assortment OF Chamber Suits, Par
Inn ahogany. A complete assortmen
," 1t patterns. large assortment o
.eads, Red Springs and Mattresses, Wood
v " Stands, Parlor Brackets, Parlor Lounges,
!. Folding Chairs and Rockersin Tapestry and
proved Patterns in every department.
wer pricea than eveS before offered, We solici
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WANTS

x;IbNTEp hGENiS WhNtip FOG Tue
w America c ..k BOOK" one Of the lag,st
cheapes, and hcs' book NJ III Mud nuh ishcd.
ca on or nd lress Mrs, II. 4. y. sUDDoTh l?5s
San ia into str T. DALLAS Texas Ian 2 81
IlTANTFD-BY A GENTLEMAN, ROOM AND
w hoard IL a 90 vats fuuiy. Address, stating
terms. A. b. C., II raid office References .N' :,
ChNnscd ln.--. -
~ jANTFn--A SITUATION BY An EXPERT.
w euc,d cllthing Hlcsran .ud stcckheenr
can furnish besi OF reference Adde'S K ROY.
this onic, lhh.s @ :"
uTANTEr-A GERMAN NlSuEs Employ
w meat for himself aud daughter, who II
good housekeepe' AdlrssR NJ. this once
ylyANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, FIRST.
w olas, cook. W. shrr and iioncr, good wages
paid Address IL care o. nouelns 4 Dsr over.
xUANIEu-A WHITE MAN. GOOD HOST
w Ter aud gardner, 10 do general work. Ad.
dress II care nongias & Danover ian2tl
vNANTED BY \ LADY EIIhkR COR ING
w or situation IN music or book .tore or
sewing msohin Office. Adde'S J. this once.
IK7ANTED-ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
w WIT nN rnr9g' 7jc r,s slses.r, .te- 70 ss Texas
Y1TAN 30 RYE STRAW + FpR OUR. COL
w Jar factory. SchoehBo & Co d&wlw
NNTANrkD-CHAMB SCRUB wo-
w man apd wath woman at Grand-Wnds T
Hotel. : NclLHhNNG. Manager. Janlv.S.
NAIANTED--A YUUNG 6AN, G Fable OF
w pe,fIruing any Of the ordirary duties OF
clerk. desire, n posit n with fifst-ca,s house
best references. Address q. ". b. Box ~,
Trinity, Trinity county TlNas. lanl9 81
IXTANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK BY
w an experienced dru.sisG J Sc OF refer
ences given. Address W. II CAMP. Loneview
Texss. lenlo'sl
vxTANIkD-PUrIls FOR A SHURr-HNND
w class Tor any evening In the week except
seturd " or sunday; terms moderate. Addtes.
gTENOGRApHER, this oiIce. 'lmiu
vx1ANTED-A FiRsT.CLASS VIII ne GIRL
w 10 do general hDuscwo4k. Apply a. Mr
ALSrON'S, $40 Pearl street Janl3i
0IJANTFD- TWO BOILER MAkER. AP.
w ply Immediately To Novelty Iron Works.
God wages and -teady employment JOHN
wESTER. lanlOu
HATANTED-TO SELL EVERYBODY WO0D
w 5Ocort on hand; you viii have no trouble
this winter 10 get who'd II you will send your
teams to A DYsTERBhCH dec6.Sm
VzTANTED.-YoU 20 STOP AT ThE NATION
w ALHOTEL; hTpt-clsss accommodations ~
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY.FIvE CENfe PER DAY. The build
ing Is brick with three staifysys In case or are
located IN the busiReSs portion Of the city only
one square from stre0t-car line, and one Squart
from Texas h Pacific and Missouri faci1o Depot
Convenient TO passengers coming or gong over
either road Office open all night. Guests are
called for all trains. T CLEARY, Propri,tor.
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WANTEG-A GERMAN Nlshes EMPLOY
w meat for himsel, aud daugher, who IL 4
good housekeepe' Ad dr ~ M TINS oIn,9
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yVANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, FIRST.
paid Address II care o. pouglas Dsr over.
xUANIEu-A WHITE MAN. GOOD HOST
w Ter aud gardner, 10 do general work. Adj
dress II care nouglas & Danovcr ian2'l
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NAANfED--A YUuNG 6AN, G FABLE OF
w pe,f1rming amy Of the ordir AIRY duties OF q
best references Address q. ". b, Box 49,
TRINITY Trinity county T. Aas, 1anl9 81
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YITAN 7ED- RYE STRAW FIR OUR COL
w Jar factory. Schoeliko ( K Co d@wlw
NITANrED-CHAMBE SCRUB Wo-
w man ard wath woman vt Grand-Wb DIS r
Hotel. -E NcILHENNY. Manager. jaulv.3t
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T-fOK hEHT-AT g2i ELM srkEEr, TWO
II larre and well furnished rooms also table
boariers wanted. jso2o-it
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IETANTED-ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
w with chronic diseases 70 consult Professor
q W. PAINE 20 Elm .Ieet. nalla', Texas
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NJ ANTFn--A SITUATION BY AN EHPERl.
w erc,d cllthiuG Hlcsua an aud stUckkeenCT
can furnish besj OF reference Adde'S X. ROY,
this onr-. isn22 iw
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VUANTED BY LADY EIIhER COP ING
w or A situation IN music or book ttore or
sewing mach lne Office. Addess l., this oincc.
ian20.3t
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IXTANTED-A SITUATION As CLERK BY
w an experienced druggist j ST OF r1ter-
ences given. Address ". II CAMP, Loneview
sTexs ~ ianlS.ai
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A. Chicago and New York Frioes now oren
The finest stock ever offered In Texas, consisting
Ior Suin and Drawing room Furniture In Ash, Wa
Of Once Desks and Book cases, consisting OF Il
Wood and Mar ble-lop bureaus, Maple and WaluA
and Marble-top Center Tables, Library Tables Flo
EAsy Chaiis and Rockers Reed and Rattan kocker'
Velyel and complete assortment OF New and ImI
Guaranteeing our customers.better goods and lo'
your continued favorA
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NTorICE-H. HouL WILL MAkE CON
IN tracts for gard nlng, landscape wo'k' rim.
10 II IiOUL, r. o. x 2o3, Dallas, will nc. i've
n,omnt s,,e,,op. IanisN
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fITANTED- TWO BOILER MAhER.. AP.
w ply Immediately To Novelty Iron Works,
9ood wages and teady employment JOHN
wESTER. hnluu
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FOR RENT.

T,OR REST-Two ROOMS TORRENT, WITH
il or without board. at lo4 Wood st jar22-lt
TNOR RENTAL g25 ELM srgEKT TWO
il large sud well furnished rooms; also table
boardeTs wanted. jsn22lt
I,oR sALR--A NEw sIBtRBAN REs1-
II dence, worth 100 for 5000 cssh. remain
der Ia s snnusl psymCnts: viii rent for enough
~ urke deferred payments. Address +. D
II 4 3it, Dallas. Tcxas. ian2O-lw
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rhe Rambllng Candidate.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, II. : 1t was
about 10 o'clock this morning when
Blaine's special train started from Sag
NAV for Bay City. Elaborate prepare
tons had been made for his reception.
He and General Fremont we're escorted
through the city to the stand in the
park, around which were assembled
5000. After a short speech by Senator
Palmer, Mr.. Blaine was introduced. He
spoke very briefly and then introduced
General Fremont. Both were received
very enthusiastically and when Senator
Palmer spoke of the Importance of the
tariff to the people engaged in the salt
works and in numbering, he was loudly
applauded. There was a large process
sion, which Mr.. Blaine was expected to
review, but time did not permit.
LAPEER, Mich, October 1.-THE best
arranged reception given to Mr.. Blaine,
since he entered Michigan, was at Flint
this afternoon. There were about 5000
people present, who cheered Mr.. Blaine
and General Fremont enthusiastically.
Blaine spoke longer than usual. In the
course of his remarks, he denied that
he had ever been a know-nothing, or IN
sympathy with that party, and declared
himself in favor of prohibiting ex-
portation to the United States by for
eign countries of their paupels and
criminals, and the importation of cheap
foreign labor under contract to compete
with home labor.
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Cable Clicks.

MADRID, October 1.-THE cabinet
council decided to postpone the giving
of assistance to the colonial treaty till
the Cortes approves the treaty of COM
merce between America and Spanish
India.
Minister Foster will sail for America
shortly with the new Spanish West In
dian commercial treaty, which has been
signed by Senior ]. De Elduayen, minis
ter of foreign affairs. Minister Foster
will return to Madrid, tonegotiate COM
merce on terms which Spain has already
accepted.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Times says
England has signified to Germany her
acceptance of the principles on which
the African conference shall take place,
but has not yet formally accepted the
invitation to be present at the confer
ence.
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The New Gable.

MANHATTAN BEACH, October IL
Everything is very quiet to-day. No
signs of the landing of the cable. Elec-
trician Graham, from Siemans Bros,
and General Superintendent Ward, of
the Gable company are the only repre-
sentatives. Last night about O'Clock
everything was completed by the Fdrd-
dag for starting RATS with the cable to
shore. Two miles of cable was coiled
on the RATS with the shore end in two
small boats. The tug j. H. StrdndhdR
started towards shore towing the boats
and RATS all well until about II O'Clock,
when within quarter of mile of shore
both boats cdpsized through the
cable shifting, and the crews,
with Officer Dalton, were thrown
into the ocean, but fortunately
the surf was not high and all the men
we're rescued with ropes thrown from
the tug. The boats drifted and were
found this morning at Rockaway Inlet,
several miles away. About quarter
of mile of cable went overheard. The
tug grappled several hours, but failed to
recover it, finally it toWed the RATS back
to the FGrGddy and during the night the
Fdrdddy changed anchorage, steaming
a mile further out. The landing may be
this afternoon, but the general impress
sion is that it will be not until early to-
morrow.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Flashes of News from Over
the Big Pond.
THE RAMBLING CANDIDATE.
Egyptian Matters-The New Cable
France and China-Fire on
the "NeVada"-Etc.
THE RAMBLING CANDIDATE.
Egypt.

SUAKIm, October lit is believed
Osman Digna, the rebel leader, will sue
ceed in massing his forces at Tamai.
The English have lost their chance of
crushing him for the present. Both the
weather and the crops favor him.
DoNGoLA, October ia special
messenger returned Wady Curna. He
reports the inhabitants there declare
the steamer which run aground some
days ago had a quantity of money on
board which belonged to the Greek
, Consul. There were forty Europeans
and natives on the steamer, and the
steamer was armed and carried the
booty which had been captured by the
party in forts with the rebels. 1t had
also on board the heads of rebels who
were killed in Khartoum. When the
steamer ran aground at Salamat, the
inhabitants were terrified. The mes
senger relates the story of treachery
and massacres, to which the people on
the steamer were subjected. He says
there were no whites among the
WADY. WaIfa, October 1.-THE
steamer Feruz, with forty row boats on
board, has arrived at Dongola. Osman
Narredin, an inhabitant Of Korte, has
arrived here from khartOum, having
been fourteen days on the way. He
was present at Khartoum, during the
whole of the siege. He saw Gordon
capture twenty guns, rifles, of the
rebels. He says the road from Khar-
toum to Senaar is free of rebels. Cor
don's steamers, after bombarding Ber-
Der, Djelyeer and Minnie, returned in
safety TO Khartoum. Kashmil Pasha
has undertaken to occupy Berber
with a force, which Gordon was
getting in readiness at the time
when Marreddin left. The Mahdi
came to Shaat, only six days journey
from Khartoum, but on hearing of the
instruction at Gel-el-Deir, was forced
to turn back. Before starting he sum-
moned tribesmen and villagers to &C
company, but very few obeyed. They
rather remain loyal to the Khedive. AS
the Mahdi has left Mahmoud Ab-del-
Kadir in command at Al-0beid, with
only 5000 troops. Bakkara tribesmen
and inhabitants of Geb-el-Deir, joined
by 100 Egyptian troops, made an attack
on FL 0beid, and captured a number of
slaves and cattle. The attacking party
were so much encouraged by the sue
cess that they threatened to renew the
assault
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-18
Masks and Faces.

The features enameled by the famous
Partisan artist were simply masked; the
pores were closed and the whole face
converted into piece of animated per-
celain. Such is not the effect of GLENN
SULPHUR Soar" which produces a COM
plexion equally smooth and brilliant
without the slightest possibility of any
bad effects. Beware of cOunterfeitS.
See that &C. N. CRITTENToN, Pro
prietor," is printed on each packet,
without which none is genuine. Sold
by druggists at % cents; three packages,
60 cents. As toilet accessory for both
sexes, "HILL's INSTANTANEOUS HAIR
DYE" takes rank with the famous
"GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" and NAV be
trusted to produce a perfect and perma-
nent color where all other dyes have
disappointed the purchaser; yet it is the
least expensive of them all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-18
Fire on the ..Nevada.o

QUEENSTOWN, October 1.-THE Guion
line steamer NeUGda, Captain Brennan,
from New York, October z, for Liver
pool, arrived off here at 8.46 this morn
ing. She reports a fire aboard and
great excitement prevails among her
passengers.
Noon. : Instead of proceeding to
Liverpool the Nevada has entered this
harbor. The cargo has been on fire
since Wednesday.
2 p. m.-The NevGdd passengers are
safe; every effort is being made to extin-
guish the flames.
3p. m.-The NeCddG, on entering the
harbor, had a heavy list to port. Ii is
stated there is ten feet of water in her
hold. Admiral Leithbridge offered the
services of the crew of an English gun
boat in the harbor, but the agents of
the steamship declined the proffered as
sistance. No passengers have yet been
landed.
4 p. m.-The captain of the Nerada
denies that the fire is still burning. The
owners of the steamship expect her to
leave Queenstown this afternoon for
Liverpool.