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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-23
FLOrsAM.

Block Bros, line shoes, ITO Lamar
street.
>, Spring heel aud school shoes at Block
Bros.
the opora-house.
All stockholders are requested 10 meet
TINS p M, al the opora-hOuse.
Stockholders of the opora.house moot
TINS p. M, on important business.
Tho opera-houso company will have a
meeting TINS p. M, at the opera-house.
Tho Turf saloon, sls Elm street. il
INC resort of lovers OF fine cigars and
liquors.
B' spears, charged with burglary, was
terday. '' 'N'
Evan Swlndoll, colored, was fined 500
by Justice Edwards yesterday, for car
rying pistol.
a force was mt work yesterday, clean
ing inc mud from the crossings on the
paved streets.
A complete line Of Burt a Menrs cola.
brated mems Emo shoes on hand nj Leon
hahns, Cos Elm street.
Every purchaser OF % cents worth of
goods ~ y. Calm ~ Co.'s secures a
chance In the grand drawing.
A false alarm Of fire was sounded last
night about I o'clock, caused by the
burning out ota defective Hue.
The Ervay street railway received a
new car yesterday, No. (Which has been
placed on the line. II is neat aud com
Portable.
The Dallas Turnvoroin will celebrate
the eleventh anniversary of its exist
encc; by grand ball Sunday evening,
ion; j. q. Chonoweth, OF Bonham.
Will address the citizens on the politi.
cal situation at the Texas & Pacific dc.
pot tonight.
The funeral OF Pmllis Alberta. daugb-
Yer or Anthony and Sallie II. douglas
TOOK place yesterday afternoon. from the
family residence, Caruth street, near
Masten street. N0"'
Knoxville Academy OF music N ron
resented In this city by Miss NJ. Lonise
Buchanan, pupil of Gustaya II. Knabo.
DOC. Mus. For terms call at or address
No. 1865 Wood st.
The Stereoptican exhibition given last
mugnt' on the corner Of Murphy and
VAIN streets, by the q. W. NJ. Reid Bit
yer company, OF Now Haven, Connect.
cut, was a grand thing. The exhibition
consisted OF number OF fine views, en-
brAclhg all OF Shakspoaro's characters.
comic, marble and orsyon views, por.
'rHi's OF leSding anu prominent men.
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VIsit of GOV. nrnwn.

Gov. John G. Brown. general solicitor
fthe Gould system, accompanied by
MIR. ID. 5. II. Smith, local treasurer.
cached Dallas ON Tuesday night and
? pent yesterday here, returning to 50
Louis last night, via the Missouri
Pacific. His visit was one ne perlodi
cally makes to Texas To meet the yari-
GUS attorneys of tho roads and talk over
matters connected with tho legal de-
partment.
Questioned as to political matters, tho
governor expressed his belief that the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks
was beyond doubt. The governor h n
shrewd, clear-headod politician himself,
and he expressed his confident belief
That New York, New Jersey ana Con-
necticut would he carried hy tho Demo-
Gratis hy mWorities OF about 5000, 500
and 5000 respectively. lie also Thought
Calllotnla, Oregon and Nevada we're
more likely to 20 Democratic than Re-
publican.
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PERSONAL.

city. 80 ~ WV
Col. T. w. Abney, of Denton, was in
the city yesterday.
Col. NJ. Pointe. liz in the city from his
days. ~"
G.. G. Allen, land commissioner OF the
Gun, Colorado and Santa Fe, WAS i'm the
city yesterday.
WIN j; Byrno, representing tho q. w.
NJ heed butter company, OF New
Haven, is in tho city.
Mr.. Galbraith, of the Weir Plow Man
uiactory, Monmouth, Illinois, liz I'm the
city the guest of Capt. Porter, mana.
ger of the branch house here.
Mr.. j. Elliott takes the road this
morning as travelling salesman for p.
r. Erb's stationary house. Luck TO him
IL tho wish of all who know him.
Judge Jas. \. Baker, of Houston. of
the firm of Baker, Bolts & Baker, gen.
eral attorneys of the Missouri Pieific
system, was in the city yesterday.
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FROM WACO.
lS THOMAS MASH AMuRDERgRq
a Pleasant Wedding-The Cold Rain ant
Norther-The Cotton Market StilI
Booming 60 Political Points
and Personal Mention.

WACO, Oct. Especial. The owl
dence is almost indisputable that
Thomas Marsh, white man, Jailed last
night, fired the bullet that killed Harry
Thompson.
T. r. Lisman, junior partner in the
firm OF Il. p. Sturgis Il Co., was married
tonight to Miss Willie, daughter of MIR.
Seth +. Mabry, Of this city.
A cold rain and norther has prevailed
to-day. The rain is very welcome. be
cause stock water in this country has
about played out.
Cotton receipts by wagon to date are
1850 bales; by wagon and rail com
hined, $1,000 Cotton compressed to date.
5000 bales.
Gen. j. b. Robertson leaves in tho
morning for Golad, where no will spend
the winter with his invalid daughter.
The legislative representative of this
county was picked up in the streets this
morning dead drunk and calaboosed.
Lizzie May ulmer is playing Dads
Girl, to a fair house tonight, consider
ing the bad weather.
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PARIS, Oct. 22.-.Special. owing to
tho rain yesterday the race Of each day
as laid down on the programme viii 10
postponed till the next day, consequently
the races will conclude ON Saturday in
stead OF Friday ,as heretofore stated. To-
day there were two trutting races, one
of the 2&O class aud one OF the 2:2O c.ass,
and two running races, one milo heat
and a three quarter mule DASH Isaac,
George b., Myrtle, Geam Smith, and
Prince Middleton were entered i'm the
2;SO class. Prince Middleton won i'm
three straight heats. Timo-2;349.; p, 5
aud 2;3S.
Albert France, Felix. Ball Echo and
Dick Wright were eutNed in the $3.50
class. Dick Wright won tho first heat.
Tlme-2;.S, Bell Echo won the next
three heats aud the race. Time-2:27;
2;29; 2;2g.
Olivelte, Bonnie Australian, Manitou
ana John Sullivan were entered for the
mile heat running race, Olivetto won in
two straight heats. Timo-lI9ls l:igis.
Barney S,Eva Britain, Amanda, Nelly
Ryan, Torrens and MayilOwer were en-.
Tered Tor the three quarter mile dash.
Mayilower won, Eva Britton second
ana Nell Ryan third. Time--l ~.
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The Ner YorL stool Market.


New YORK, oct. 2.-Governmonts
higher for i}I's.
Railways irregular,
State securities quiet.
The market was strong and tho early
prices rose t1h per cent. Union Pa.
cifc, 81. Paul, Jersey Central, Western
Union and Northern Pacific were tho
strongest shate7. Union Pacific sold mn
to d}t, Jersey Central TO a., st. Paul To
75,t aud Northern Pacific preferred TO
t2.s. After midday Vanderbilt brokers
were conspicuous sellers of trunk lines,
The sales are said 70 be FOR account of
the Vanderbilt party, although i'm SOME
II is stated that leading bears employed
Vnndorbilt's brokers for the purpose
OF creating this impression. Tho report
that Lake shore was TO issue new
bonds was revived aud had a very un
favorable effect on the stock, which
dropped 61M to 6ih. New York Central
sold down 2's per cent to S8t,, ST. PAM
"a 10 ~, northwestern to Sitk, Mis-
souri, Pacific ~ 10 Q2N, Jersey Central z
10 AZ, LackNwanna ia 10 l02, Union Pa
chic y TO 62i 4, aud Western Union lat
10 5e's. In the final dealings there was
rally of 4 IN a per cont. Canada
southern and Michigan Central were
also weak, ialllng0r tn nj and 55it res
pectivoly. but Michigan Central subse.
quently rose TO 81 Compared with last
nights closing, prices were =, TO a, per
cent lower. Transactions 10000 shares.
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Yesterday afternoon at : p. m. tho
Temple Emanuel was filed with a
fashionable audience to witness the mar
riage OF Girard Dreyfus, n well known
Elm street merchant, to Miss Julia
Hurst, "A charming and ACCOMPLISHED
young lady. The ceremony was per.
formed 10y Rabbi Silverman I'm his usual
happy style. The altar was profusely
bedeckod with rare flowers, and the
contracting parties were heartily con
graduated by their many friends who
had como to witness the ccnsumation of
their bliss,
After tho ceremony the bridal party
ana friends repaired TO Mayors hall
where the evening was pleasantly spent
IN dancing which was prolonged TO a
late hour.
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solde

There will be "a meeting to-iav of tho
opera-houso company to take into con.
sidoraiion the Indebtedness of the COM
pnny, aud toconsidor whether or not n
VIII have to be sold under the trust
iced As the question has been dis
eussed pretty generally, and a. Il has
been alleged by some parties tmany of
whom mover put a dollar into any Kind
OF public institution that there was a
lreele.out game In II, a HgRALn repre-.
sentative called upona number OF stock
huers 70 ascertain the true status
did not lind any one who was anxious
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PHILADELPHIA, oct. 22-Geueral SUI
perlndent kenney, Of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington IL Baltimore railroad, has
telegraphed G. C.Wilkins,general agent,
at Baltimore, instructing him to notify
the Baltimore IL Ohio company that the
IRAN service over the PHILADELPHIA.
wilmington * Baltimore road would be
.dlScontinued this afternoon. This notice
was due to the decision of the court in
the baltimore case dissulving the in
junction. Counsel for both sides have
gone to the United States circuit court
to discuss the issue there.
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Failure at TexarkAna.

TENARKANA, Oct. 22.-. Special. The
firm of Platz Bros, for long time
the leading boot and shoe house of this
place, was closed to-day by home cred
ltors. The total amount Of their indebt-
edness is estimated at about $1,000. Fred
Wlnson, grocer, was also closed to-day
by creditors, He did very small bust
ness and his exit cuts no figure in the
commercial world.
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are now the leading feature In gontle.
mems attire The exceptionally fluo
styles now mado aromnkinp these goods
popular not only for business, but fpr
more dressy suits. Tho largest assort.
ment OF Scotch and English plAids,
cheVoits, corkscrews and oyci coating.
IN the state l. TO be found at Douglas
BROS, merchant Nilurs, 100 Main street.
1ont SEND your money abroad FOR your
clothing. First class work Is done here
as cheap as IN any large city, aud Doug
,as Bros VIII ut you as well as any other
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Tho Mlnerr YicId to Ransom.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. CIV. p. Rand, OF
Chicago, addressed the striking miners
at Corning to-day, with about 1000 pres
ent. He explained at length that he
could not pay the advance rate de-
manded, and when he had concluded
the miners adopted resolutions OF thanks
and decided to go to work tomorrow.
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Cunning, deceitful, trcacherous and
sly are the attacks of malaria. IL turks
in stagnant ponds or works Il WAYS M
through imperfect plumbing from I'M
wholesome drains. Many miserable
victims of malaria sit down in their
grief, thinking nothing can bo done for
them. Browns Iron Bittors can restore
them. DR.. j. l.. Myers, of Fairfield.
Iowa., says: "Brown's Iron BitterS Is
the best iron preparation l have known
IN my thirty years of practice"
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ATLANTA, GA, oct. 22.-Tho great
drought ended at noon, a good rain
falling.
RICHMOND, VA, oct. 22.-A light rain
has ended the drouth. There are pros.
poets for more rain. There are reports
OF good rains rs tar sonth as Charlotte,
;. c., and Raleigh, NC.
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MARSHALL, Oct. - Special. Mrs,
Henry. accused OF numbering hor hus.
band gave tho $1,000 bond required, and
is now at liberty.
Tho city council met again last night
20 consult ON tho water works question,
out the mayor JAILED To put in an ap.
ptaranco, aud nothing was done in con.
sequence.
A slight shower OF rain has been fall
ing all morning.
About loo bales Of cotton have been
received here upto the present writing.
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Meather In,lIrniinn.

WAsHtSGroS, Oct 2l.-Ror Western guif
states clear lair weather; llgh, and yarleble
Wlndsi nearly stationary Tempe AZURE, ONTO
Nhiley aud IennCssuo fair weather; nearL
suNinhnry temperature; high yarabl,
uALvEsroN, Oct. 22-Folowing Ia the
weather report, furnished by the Signal nor.
Woo I'M conlunollnn with Tho rnllmnNs.
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Extension Grnnted.

PiTrsRuEa, Oct. pa Steubenville,
Ohio, dispatch says; The Steubenvillo
bottle works, which made an assign
ment yesterday, have been granted an
extension by creditors. The works are
running to-day as usual.
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Some one has declared conceit worse
than consumption, and the comparison
is true one. Many are the Connected"
who cry down legitimate remedies, and
who delude suffering humanity, whose
only salvation IS the immediate use of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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BALrMoRE, Oct. 22.-Robort Garrett,
on the part OF thu Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road, has offered TO transport the colleo.
tive state exhibits of MARYLAND and
West Virginia to the Worlds exposition
NJ Neworleans, free OF expense.
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Vaahln .ton ttncea

WAsutSoroN, Oct. 22.-Secoud day OF
TIE TALL meeting Of the National jockey
cub; Weather cloudy and still breeze
proving; good track; excellent attend
ance
., FIRST Raco-Dash; one mile; all ages;
Won 10y Rica; Mammouist, second;
hhlaboth, third. TimO-lH5.
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GALVESTON, Oct 22.-The remains of
George kochle, who, with Miss Laura
Munier was drowned last evening,
wero recovered to-day, having been
washed ashore Mt Virginia Point. The
ssoarchers are diligently looking for the
body OF Miss Munipr.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Courier
Journals Lexington special says: ]. I.
Cases whole stable of trottcrs, INCLUDE
| ing y-Eye-Sce, phnlms, Bulldosrr.
bill f. Onward and Latham, arrived
nero Today IN charge OF W. H.. Craw-
lori' Tho string Is 20 he winterad here
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CINCINNATI, Oct. &.-Charles T. Du.
montproprietor Of foundry and ma
chine shop, assigned TO Charles a. VII
son, Estimated liabilities, $4,000, as.
sets, $4,000. Previous to the assign.
nent, a lien was given for S2,9O,in favor
rbi hooilnghof 4 Lane, aud mortgages to
the amount of nearly $1,000, TO Albert
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Tho NIisslnnnrins

Bos1oN, Oct. 2a.-The American mis-.
sionary ASSOCIATION began It's annual ses-
sion at Salem to-day, whore the first for.
eign. missionaries met In 1912. The treas.
uters report showed receipts for the
year 10 BIO S2s7 30; expenditures s3Oi ,s3l
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There will be a meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Opera-house company
This afternoon at 4 o'clock at the opera
house, and as the meeting will be one of
great importance TO each member, none
should be absent A. ID. ALDRnGE,
Secondary
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Moro cases of sick headache, bilious.
ness, constipation, etc., can be cured In
less time, with less medicine, and for
less money. by using Carter's Little
Liver Pills, than 10y any other means.
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Tanners, Cattle Ralsers and Wool Growers
3 ST. LOUIS, October 22.-Steps are be-
ing taken by interested parties here to
induce the national wool growers ASSOC
citation and national tanners conven-
ton to hold their annual meetings here
at the same time with the great cattle
convention next month. 1t is stated
mat the tanners are specially interested
III reforming the system of branding
cattle, as the one now in use greatly inn
pairs the value of the hides, and it is
thought il the two interests can be
Drought together at the same place,
some pl can be devised to protect the
hlues from the deep scars now made by
wire.
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- "A It II R THAN EVER,

received another which we are ~
her" VERY Low PRICES Gail and see @em safes
othe Best Material
We Fire and Burglar m Elm 81
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spralns and sores are cured by ST. Ja-
cobs OIL, the soothing and healing oint-
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Beware OF COunterfeltsi
GILES EMINENT I0OIDE AMMONIA
n, 'Pss4,a and IO,Cerdn Medicine On Ne s0la
ALL FAMILIES USE TT.
Weak Back, Enlarged Joints, Paralysis,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diptheria,
soiatica, Proiapsus Utsri,

NNIIINIo " NNkneHHs
The best and only certain remedy 10 re-
lloNe pain ORAL kinds, no matter ofhow long
standing. Instant reiief guar ntocd eripples.
swollen Joints, Narlcose Veins Btos OF In
scots or sick Headache. No oil or grease. Ia
clean and sweet win not soil.
Inflammation of the Kidneys, nriehps
disease, Diabetes. incoutlnUUnce OF Urine,
L. the only llniment In the world possessing
nlteratiye powers. Can be taken l ternally.
Cures Cramps and Collie, Dlarrhoea and
Dysontery.
sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, 25c.
Write DIR. GILES BOX 3iS3 N. Y. p. o., who
VIII give advice ON nj diseA. es free ofckarge.
~ Beware OF inscriptions dealt n and
counterieits. The e. uine has tho name
blown the glass and fac smile OF discover
ers signature over each cork.
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sr. Louis, Oct. 2,-At the annual
meeting ofthe stockholders OF the Texas
Y ~. touis ,alwrv. held nt Pine Bluff,
krkansas, yes.erdSy, the following IL.
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BERLIN, Oct. 2s.-Thore are rumors
that Bismarck will visit Paris.
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CLOAkS and DOLMANs!

We hereby call attention to OUR IMMENSE
STOCK of CLOAKS and DOLMANS of the latest
styles and manufacture which we are selling at scb
extreme low prices that astonishes every purchaser
In addition to the above, we will offer an Er.E-
CANT LINE OF WALKING
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Notice.

Tho best smoking tobacco is "Litto
Joker"
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eAktlN, WISE COUNTY, TFxAS March o. 1854,
Mesis Morley BrOthers, Austin, Texas
0ehehleh'-send me three dozen yOu AGUE TONIC
s'NhVe nave so every bottle
eA II 10 cure Snd 1t has neVar mled single instance.
Yours truly, W. p. SEARCY.
SOLD by ALL DEALERS,
Mho1.saL2 tNY CHOW DnI,as -,nx-oa
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thnndborg'e Perfume, Edenia.
nun1oorE.s Perfume, Marechai Mel Roso.
.nnleorE,a Perfume, Alphine Violet.
hehaeorxs Porfane, LAZY OF the Valley.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY


iar sAn Tor down on hot stove until heated then
quirod 70 detect tho presence " ammonia wv w
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-10
The Royal Baker and Pastry Cook.

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CHAF TIER HI.

Spring had msllowed into summer summer had hardened into fall since John Clesg had become a hired man on old Grayson' farm. IL seemed that the hired man had become more and more faithful and attached to the cattle, ye. no one knew more of his history or could deeper probe his intentions. Since bring ing his great black trunk and depositing ii in his room, he had spent much of his spare time up stairs The family had become much attached to him, and the old man declared tha, never in his life had he found man who pleased him so well. One day while old Joe and his wife were at church, a recreation which the Graysons greatly enjoyed when the crop was safe, Monto. who had expressed desire to remain at home, entered the family room" and found Clegg sitting by the window, plucking the leaves which breeze waited within reach.
 You seem 10 be deeply engaged with your own thoughts" she said.
 With my own lack of thoughts" he replied, arising and offering her his chair.
 Keep your seat. prefer to stand. po you ever so to church :,'
 " have goae'
 :. Bu, you neglec, the duty now, do you :"
 If il be a duty, yes. If not, then my non-at,endance is not neglect. Don't, however, understand me to oppose churches, They form the basis of society,"
 You are as careless Of society as you are of churches. in fact, you are a pu,zle to me- plueking a leaf Il l; IS no, my intention to pu ,e you
 Yet you do. don't understand, be- ing laboser, why you do not accept the pay of one. Father says tha, nc las Of fered you money, and ,ha, you will not accept Ii. If you don't need money, why do you work: :'
 To keep from needing it, suppose
 Dc yoa know" looking down, that like you very much: :'
 am no, presumputous and how should know unless you tell me :i
 I would not tell you if you were no, so curious and"
 And what ?''
 She hlushed. Aud but again she stopped.
 And rather below you socially" he suggested.
 would no, have said that"
 " Bu, as have said it, you are willing D aceeptit. Well, 1t makes no difference.