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Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

Srimetons, os RnuSerne iaaatiise fat til
insreoe. Nu bapoe bet pGret bra at p9re
Gier af auiu, t9ntte fanife Ranben, men
uei, bette for en- 2anomaHb iaa nunoperli.
&c 8eoffab bar ban Ell | BeiiooeIie af.
Manoen par omfrins 80 Var aammel, oa
efterlaoer zig Rome % Ysru.
Baa iamme 5io bill les osiaa meloe en-
anoeu Iiben BeSiuenbeo herfra. On her.
boeuoe oanlt Ranb bapoe fin Stab oo
3oe S9ler %OpblRnote for en- Tort Sio iioeu,
men ben eero9renbe Horiie gut bapoe auiu,
bruSte ben % frelfte iaaleoes 3 q A Spauo
p9roifuloe 9pr. aariasen til uIpffeu par,
at ct RuI9iel ipanbte 2pst.n opereuoe.
Observation-Disclosures, Nul9iel, eIer ga.
rain. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
5raiu Co., 3. Z.

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Sr. 8eoattgrl
s G%uleonin9 al, at ben p~olitiIte 8rpoe
Of 3raiu gountp bar b9nst ooer raa geo
ct % ct ballot Nar, % enouu fumes al
bliue bRnsenoe uoeu Of opparmes til Sol
tets 9apn, oil jes iige bette: S 9ooe Sorz
9ere % 8Gl9ere al 9rail eouutp, Tom
bar bpret Sione til Grbeioet Of @Si1sboro
Convention, - at "gurtlano Salt gcns
peution" ~(naaIte p9iaa en- "ioresbenoz5idet"
fonmer OBJ, s bar osiaa u9ret Sione til,
at "Burtou Convention" bar beie9t af 81
Sele9ater, iom ale par paa Ioplig Raaoe
oal9t | Caucus til at repreieutere 6oltet
og bauole for Solicit, os oenne Burton
Contention" er oa ben enc re9ulRre repus
blttanite Convention. Spao Der er aiRr.
nepunitet peo "Burton Convention" er, at
ben repreienterer min % bin % 5ratq
gountps f9ues Snteresie, oerfor er bet
Dor Biist, at pi, aue iom gn, msoer frem
o8 life forismmer oil femme; oerpeo siper
ui tiIfjenoe. at uj boloer trofnit iammen,
o9 oa oil lite heller nogen poIitiIt Sting
oooe at trpbie 6olfets Billie IGugere.
United we stand, but divided we fall.
Correspondent fra "~g2ortpap".
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
The western Associated Prcss.

DETROIT, bee. 1.-THE annual meet
ing tho Western Associated Press was
held here to-day with larger attend
nuco than has been had for many years.
All except two members were repre-
scented, In the absence of the president,
Hon. Johu &. New, the presidents re-
ports were made by the board OF di-
reclOrs and general manager, which
were unanimously approved. The fol
lowing officers We're elected:
Presiient--Joseph Medlll, of the Chi
cagO Tribune
Vice-President-J f. Mack, OF the
SRnduskv Register,
Sucre,ary-Il. T.. Baker, Of Detroit.
Directors Richatd Smith, of the Gin
ciunau Commercial Gagtt tie; Walter y,
| Ito demAn, OF the Louisville Courier
| journal; NJ. r.. Stone, IT the Chicag
| News; u. NJ. Housrr Of tho Vt. Lnuls
| he-Demucrat; John q. New, OF the
| indianapolis journal; \, ii. Belo, of thu
Galveston News; w. III. Brickham, o.
the Dayton journal.
A largo amount of business was trans
acted. Among other thugs the S., Pau
Globe was. admitted 10 membership, ant
the following resolution adopted by
unanimous vote.
Resolved, That the thanks of this as
suciati0n are due, aud hereby tendere,
~ the hoard OF directors, the Joint exec
utive committee aud to the general man
ager for the thorough aud stliciont man
aypmont of the business OF tho A $50
ciated Press during the past YEAR"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
PERSONAL.


Mr.. l.. y. Silva left last night via the
Missouri Pacific for Buffalo.
q. l.. Cellar, left last night via the
Missouri Pacific for Now York.
j. f. Henderson left last evening for
for st. Louis on special business.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall continues to improve.
lie il gradually gaming strength.
d. w. Barnott, a prominent stockmsn
Oi Colorado city, is ut the Windsor.
IL. =. Hughes, passenger agent Of the
Missouri Pacific system, Is IN the city.
NJ. o. Kohler, passenger agent of tho
Chicago u Alton, was IN tho city yester-
day.
MIR. Ed Stille, prominent Collis
county farmer, was In the city yester-
day.
w. y. Tobev, representing we'll
known ST. Louis house, is booked at the
| Windsor.
The mother superior of Ursulino con-
vent died vt 8 O'clock last night. Ex-
tended notice IL deferred.
G. $, Osborn, passenger agent OF the
Chicago, Burlington x Quincy railway
OF Louisville, Is In tue city.
Senator j. A. Peacock. Of Morris
county, was In the city yesterday anC
made the HERALD plea ant cal.
DR.. $. Eagan leaves this morning 70
Mineola TO visit Mrs. s. Munzenheimer
Who WAS seriously burned few day
since.
!, w. Il. March, passenger agent of III
n. c. & st. l. railway, returned thi
/, morning from AN extended "Trip over tn
4 state.
. Messrs. Il. r. Hart and l.. Il. Turne
( prominent merchants of Mineola, are
n the city and are registered at the 5
George,
Miss Fannie Sues, a charming and a
cCmplished young lady of this city, Il
D. yesterday morning for Houston on
1t visit ~ friends, with whom abe W
spend tho hOlidtvs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
THE PANIC PARALYZED!
AT j. W. wesB's.
Holiday Presents at Unprecedented Low
Priccsii

Among tho most notable depressious Is
that in the jewolry line. The necessi-
ties OF the people forced this necessity
ofdeeline, and without compromise Of
truth II may be said that never before
was so choice and extensive u stock sold
at prices entirely within the reach of all.
oBsERvRl
Rogers & Bros. triple plated knives. $3.50
Their silver stem winding WalthRm
watches ...,.......... ,,,,,...,..... $3.50
Particular attention Is called TO the
immense decline in diamonds, owing to
which We are selling at 80 por cent.
lower than ever before offered.
In silver ware wo offer special induce
men irresistible To those DESTROYS OF
purchaing gifts. We are to- heavily
stocked and do not propose carrying
them over the holidays.
An immense line OF watches will
grecl the eye ut the visitor. The largest
stock IN Texas viii be offered Mt figures
| that will astOuish
Plush aud fancy goods wo have Ia
great protusion and at rates OF which
none can complain
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18

address, denounced The Spanish ire Atty
cis the destroyer OF Americas sugars for
the benefit Of the 20 Cign sugar trade. 4
letter was read from Prof. W. III. Wiley,
chief chemist of the United States agri-
cultural department, urging the ma
tional association to take action against
the Spanish, Mexican and Hawaiian
treatits $, the latter being characterized
u an annual robbery of $4,0O0,000.
a letter was read from Hon. Seth NJ.
! X my, of Minnesota, advising the assoc
citation to advocate bounty for Ameri-
lean sugars and no more donations to-
"toreien paupers."
/ Adjourned till o'clock.
: A the afternoon session reports from
{ the states were called for. Messrs. Decker
Il Foiger, Of Iowa, reported 100000
gallons of strip raised in that state last
season, and gave interesting information
! regarding n new process of dealing
with sy rup, which WAS intended TO OBJ
viate the use OF the vacuum pan. They
also exhibited model of the machin-
cry used in the new process.
Q. $. Powell, speaking for Wisconsin,
said tho yield Of syrup in his neigh
borhood had been $50 cal
Ions per acre. Farmers had recovered
the losses of the previous year, and in
tended largely to increase their cane
acreage the coming season. lie had
sold his syrup al so ants per gallon.
, Prot. Decker, Of Wisconsin, said cane
growing had been far ahead of the
+ previous year and the syrup
{ of much better quality. As
, much as l0O0 pounds of sugar
! had been produced from single acre
: of land. If the sugar industry
q he said, were fostered and
protected by the government
! all the sugar needed in this country
+ conld be raised within It's borders aud II
+. heavy drain on its fipances Ohviated.
{ Prof Scovill reported that Kansas
o cane was not so good this year az last
y and prices had been lower mach Of the
1 syrup having sold for half what il
i brought last year.
Y A long discussion on the methods o
!. planting then ensuod, ate
d which the president appointe,
II Belcher, Of Missouri; Powell
d of Wisconsin; ScovilIe, of Illinois, com
q mittee on resolutions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
Fulton md tho Nnms.

Mayor Fulton, of Galveston, and the
Galveston News are fitting at each
other, and there is nothing to indicate
IN their remarks that they have formed
a mutual admiration society. Mayor
Fulton says:
81 must say that IL is a little peculiar
not to say curious--that person who
had been so long connected with the
News, as was, should have any con-
siderable amount of self.respect lett.
The News has no conceit- elf-couceit-
II il a matter Of remark that it never
copies anything that is said compl-
mentary OF itself It's strongest hold on
the public ls its ohtire unselflshness.
fairness to those who look with con
tempt upon its dictuln. and its entire
want OF confidence in itself | desire
that the News, and call whom IL NAV
concern should know that am trem-
| bling mighty bad in my polil cal boots.
| cannot forget tho fate OF Coke, Roberts
and ireland because of tho criticisms of
tine News"
The News comes back by saying of
| Fulton:
"he does moi appear at his best when
| he attempts TO be sarcastic. Az u source
| OF VIZ lof olhctS- II the SnakeSperihn
scholar viii allow the phrase he is in-
eNhhustible, but when he attempts to be
Willy himselihe soon becomes dry aud
unsavOry. tits only when he is pom
derUusy serious that he is truly humor
ous, and he is never hilariously humOr-
GUS until he gets 10 discussing himself.
Fulton's opinion ef Fulton published
this morning, while not so side split
ting as the essay on Fulton written by
Fulton in his letter To Gen. Debrav, l.
still fairly fultonian, And lot 1t bC
noted also that Fulton on Fulton, as M
idolatrOus contemplation of Fulton, is az
,, enViable ~ he is humorous. And some
enviOus person might go 80 far, IL he
gave rein to his malice, as To say that Il
Fulton could be bought at FultOn's rea
value and sold ut Fulton's estimate o
tu ton, the speculation would realize 4
fortune far exceeding Vanderbilt, auC
beyond even the dreams of avarice
. lInwheit, here IL the enviabe aspect O
, Fulton. Some people must, or thinl
they must, resort to certain inluriou
, drugs or drinks for eXhilaration or self
! satisfaction. Fulton, by genius an,
, constitution, is superior to any sucl
necessity The fumes of his egotisn
, are sufficient to keep him In continua
I state of rlotOus iutOXicatiOn. His owl
/. opinion of himself ought tn be elysiuu
a enough for any mere human being
!. For chapter one, this Is very good
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
BRIEFS.
Brock MARKET FsEBtE
of Miners In PepnBylTantH eisd
ness,e c. Failure at BuGS'o--
tannors Tyying 30 Bott"r
1heir I ~nde, Etc,
Tone OF the stock STartCet.
York, Dec. II. Government
i securities quiet.

securities quiet.
wavs Irregular
stock market, after 4 arm OPEN
ID an advance OF 20 ~ per cent,
Il weak and depressed. Lacka-
was u special card, breaking
a Mt the cso'e of YESTERDAY to g25..
Kindred and tweTl ty-one thousand,
Hundred and thirty-ive shares
|ed hands on the way down, The
Hate cause OF kAe break was the
7ncement that he White pool had
|afed Sume day s ago AT Oh average
L@gl02- This led to selling for
accuunt and shorts also increased
.ou selling. Delaware h Hudson
falling o1f from 81 To IS, on
Indication Of the annual report as
WITH the railroad commissioners,
Il shows a de ticiency of $Z77 200 for
rear. The bears made frequent
'on Western Union, and broke the
"a from 'GO2< to 57l9. The
Lot closed W eak or near the low
bint of business of the day. Active
|arge blocks of some of the leading
81 were throws on the market. The
THAT was current was bearish. !,
<aported that the Trans-COntine ~
Ssociatiou could not agree, and that
Morgan line had cut rates in the
ri Pacific Mail was exceptionally
IL, rising IA to So on the ollicia
iment that the cOmpany's indebted
I'D the Panama railroad company
la be paid, aud that the parties cen
Ing the Indebtedness have signihet
fintention of accepting the offer o
3s ieamship company, Compare
las nights closing, prices are a t,
obr cent. lower
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18

DEMON, Dec. l7.-LspeciaI.l - The
Davenport stock was sold today at
sherid's sale, and was bid in by Hon. O.
p. Poe for tho Den On Dry Goods
company for $l792j. This
company has recently purchased
r. j, Rich's, vt ick of dry lods, boots,
shoes, etc. Hon. o, p. Poe is president
OF the company; W. b. Francis, secro-
tary and treasurer, and II. }. Rich, gem
eral manager
The city council to-day granted the
right-ol-way over certain treets Of the
city to j. b. Scott aud II. II. Yourn,
WHO agreed with the council to com
mence worl, on street railway
within fifteen days, and to complete
/ aud equip at least three.q quarters of n
mile thereof within ninety days. The
road will be built both for the accommo-
! dation of pa senger ami freight
htrHilir, and be built from The
depot 10 ard around the square. Messrs
scott q Jouroe have recently bull
street railways in OeuisOn and Gaines
villo, in this state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
SIDEWALKS NOTES.


Burt and Miers' shoes at Block Bros. !
Geutlomens' embroidered slippers at |
Block Bros.
Remember the crazy quilt pieces at
Humans.
There are iorty-one prisoners in tho
county jail.
Fresh spare ribs and back bones at
Frank Himm's 4l0 Elm street.
An elegant assortment of embroidered
piano spreads at Z. IL. Edwards.
The finest stock OF fancy and staple
groceries in Texas. Ed 5. Aston.
Big sale of ribbons, ribbons, ribbons, Of
all cOlors aud qualities, ut Bauman's.
Special sale OF pushes, silk velvets,
satins aud velvetoens, I'LL colsrs, at Bau-
mans.
Doll babies from q cents to 81. Every
kind of toys for children ut the aud ~
cent store.
A false alarm Of fire was sounded from
Leonard street, in East Dallas, yester-
day NJ Up. IN.
Henry Caruth, (ooloreil charged with
assault to murder, gave bond yesterday
! in the sum OF $3.50.
Ii you buy s. worth OF goods at A. d.
Aldridge Il Co., 62S Elm street, you will
get II handsome dictionary.
A runaway horse attached to buggy,
on Elm street Yesterday afternoon,
created u ripple of excitement.
County Clerk Hill issued u marriage
license Yesterday To Mr.. q. M. Huilisl
and Miss Hulda Henderson, both VI
Wise county.
Guitars, violins, mouth organs, music
foliOS, music boxes, musical birds, sins
as naturally as live ones, ut {. III. Ed
wards, 738 and Tt5 Main street.
The table scarf donated by Mrs. Math
ewa will be disposed Of ON Fri, ay nigh
ut SD. IN. at the auction aud commisslo
= house of Fine, Very Fine, 6l9 Flu
} street.
The members of the Bots dare clul
nre requested to meet at Turner ha
: SUNDAY morning at 10 o'clock AS in
port ant business II to ba transacted,
. full attendance is requested.
:, Az n sign OF reviving business "
note that the coffee aud spice mills has
y been running nights ever since the ele'
d ton. Babcock Foot II Brown, the pr,
pr'etors, report orders plenty and 90
IT lectlons good.
r, Tho case of Mrs. NJ. V. Santure v
IS the Texas a Pacific railway, who pray,
for $500 damage, for injuries receive
10 WAS, through u Notwithstanding, d
il missed IN the district court yesterd
10 and 1t il understood will be relnstate
Reuben Settles, thu colored man W
". received severe blow on tho heat
IN few days since, with bottle, says
II, has found out the name OF the IN an "
struck him aud that ha intends 10 ha
-, him arrested; h 5 wound Il still paint
en- Now IL the time TO buy Chrisin
present that is practical, aud will att
an 10th pleasure and O mfnrt. Got j,
s. Whwer aud buy n carriage, buggy
phmtDn, as he has fine stock.
no prizes very reasonable. Salesroom,
nrs Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
Cass Cnunty Notes.

ATLANTA, Dee, IT, Special - A
wrecked caboose at Queen City has de-
layed freight trains to-day. Nobody
hurt.
Tho Masonic fraternity are organizing
u Royal Arch chapter, They have fine
hail sud will doubtless do we'll.
Business IS looking up some. A few
Of the many lumber mills are running
again, and others are getting their log-
ways full, preparatory TO resuming
work. The lumuer goes principally ~
northwest Texas, Kansas, Missouri and
snme to Nebraska. West Texas used Ia
take all, but east Texas has ever. pro
duced Tor them and has to look Tor other
countries to supply.
Cotton still coming In freely.
The doctors are preparing to have
hig feed ON the 10th. The CaSs County
Medical association has its fifth ounua
banquet on that date.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18

LoNDoN, Dee. H. urthor. oxamina.
ton OF London bridge reveals irregular
cracks several inches long in q block OF
granite at tho lower part of tho buttress
of the bridge, at tho place where the up
heaval ofth water occurred. Tho crack
will not affect the soldity Of the struct-
ure. A hoatman ut Green Hithe SAYS
that at about dusk on Saturday he lent
a boat to two meu,one carrying green
ish looking parcel; THAI they drittGd
down the river under Southwark bridge
and neither the boat nor the men have
| returned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
o perm House Compnny-ncorganIration.

Opcrn house COmpnny-ReorganlEa
The stockholders of the opera house
met last evening at the opera house, aud
took steps looking to reorganization
of the company. Twonty-eight OF the
number having paid mp the amount
necessary tn wipe out the indebtedness,
which was $Ill % each, they proceeded
tn transact business.
A resolution was adopted to reorgan-
i2e, yet new charter aud to adopt by
laws.
A directory, composed oi five mem
hers, was elected, viz: Messrs. j. II.
Henderson, =. Murphy, r. V. Tomp.
kius, j s. Daugherty and WI. Better
,pu. The election of treasurer and
secretary was not gone into.
A resolution WAS passed that the fran
ing ut the ch after and by flaws be left IL
tho directory; also tho liking of the capt.
| utl stock, The company IL moro solid
aud IN better shape than ever before.
The naming ot the company was like
wise left to tho directory. Tho reorgani
gation does not intert re In any way
with the management OF the house o.
It's lease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18

auce, ~ all pronounced il well-con-
Quoted and In every way nice affair.
Cotton continues to roll in at the rate
Of 400 bales day. Yesterday the re-.
ceipts amounted to over 40 bales. Indi-
cations are that the receipts of the sea-
son will be as large il not larger, than
last year,
The sam Bass gang" of juniors, who
hail trom the Trinity river via Athens
and the Texas & st. Louis railroad, have
since their arrival homo atforded CON
siderable amusement TO their friends.
II appears to the boys somebody else is
having all the fun now
The supreme court will adjourn on the
23d inst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
Guarding nuckInyhnm ralacc.

LONDON, Dec l7.--An extra guard of
soldiers and police has been placed
around Buckingham palace.
The police putrd at Hyde Park Maga-
zine has been increased.
Greenhiie, tue oat-keeper, says three
men who engaged in the holt race 8 T.
u.dsy, had one OF his heats Friday. On
that occasion they ruwed INTO the stream
and drrtrd down toward the bridge just
AS on saturday.
A cartridge il now i'm the hands Of the
police which was found in the mud at
the point whore the boat pushed off.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
sherman Notes.

SuEpNAN, Dec. l7.-lspecial. l-Tele-
grams from New Orleans last night re-
port Nat Gunter as sinking ranidly.
His brother, Jules, left for New Orleans
thi morning.
joe Williamson, youth aged l6years.
who whs indicted for hurglHrzinp II. Is.
Culle,'s grnceiy, hHd his case dismissed
an the county attorney RECEIVING the
guarantee ol re-, pnnsihle ciIiztnst' at ho
would be- sent tna rriurnaiory schoO'.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18

LrNroN, Dee. 1.-THE Pail Mall Ga
zotte spys there is reason to believe that
Portugal is making arrangements to
cede to Germany Portugaps possession
on Delay 20 bay, in southeast Africa.
II Is unknown what terws sro UOutem-
plated Il the cp4siOu takes place, but IL
nut II is believed il is connected with
some srhpme Of Bi-mNrck's relating la
the Transvaal aud XuIu.and, which is in
immNdMtN YirinitN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18

HoUsroN, De-. l7.--iSpociol.l The
trial OF Lewis u. Zavauovits for tue
killing Of William Rsynoud in the bill
lard roam OF the capital hotel occurred
to-day. Most Of the day was spent In
taking testimony. The case was given
to the jury without argumen. They
verdict of not gully.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gentry obtained judgment
against the Western Narrow Guage foj
~ o 900. She il the Administrative o;
the estate of A. NJ, Gentry, deceased.
A wet nurther struck US aud it is colo
might.
Six society marriages. this week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
Rnilrond News.


0uoNTo, Dsc. T.--Capt. Bedford
?, q the Royal navy, who is here
=, peaks hopefully Of his proposes
'oue for constructing o railway from
eyonno to Hudson's Bay, for the
pepprta,ion OF cattle to England, 70
~ VIC capital he suggests that Can
4Wih England, should guarantee
rfr cent. and tho United States
/, ~ 4 par cout., making a3 per
i<t'i0rant0a, with which he could
y he necessary money in London
I0ly. He will talk it over with Sir
~ Mcdonald to-day, aud go to Al.
oHNow York, to consult President
<tCloVeland,
LIN PRCoS \ RIO aRNNpH SOLD.
'&&EDo, Dec. II Especial. The Rio
.nde & Pecos railway was sold unGei
Hlhent to day ard bought IL
Il the hondholuers Tor
slightly in sdvanc
% 900. IL Is u valuable piece of prop
comprising thirty miles of track !,
carbon coal mines, including th,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
wc,Ye cot thr nsss Gnn.

nY HOOK, N. Y, Dec. 1.-THE
III aulti-charge gun, forty-third
shot l52 pounds, total powder liG
h, velocity Of shot 1901 feet por
, elevation NJ : range G,50O yards,
r energy OF shot 3,i00 loot tons.
the most powerful shot yet free
his gun, and much excseds that
gun la the world of the same cal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
Penalties for pnoniinr p,ens.

pAoo, Dec. 1.-THE directors of
hicago Board of Trade have or
a suspension of Peter McGeoch
he board for thirty days, owingto
Ha In the Milwaukee suits thut tie
cts were not gal. George Dun.
|'1tber prominent member OF the
was SUSPENDED for one day for n
Fost similar plea In another suit,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
Capital. but m / shor Represented.

X Capital. hut M Labor Represented.
'HvBlAND, Dec. II, Representatives
ION mlnes Of the Luke Superior re-
3 and those interested connected
Transporting their ores, met here
NJ aud unanimously al ,pted - me-
n ~ congress protesting against
Fttilical n Of tho treaty with Spain,
Hlly obiec ing 20 the provision Nd
Hg ,hv nrOdurts Of Cuba free.
live million dollars were repre-
at the meeting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-18
The rrnus-c,ntlnenta, Association

CHICAGO, Dec. H.-Another session of
the Trans Continental railway sssocia-
ton was held to-day. The chief point
of argument was over the question of .
pool on the California business via New
Orleans, but no decision WAS reached At
the morning session.
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Tyler, Dec. H,-lSpvciall The com
missioner Of appeals reported to the STU
promo court to be reversed aud re-
mandUd: Jones vs.. Andrews, from Bas-
trop.
This court will adjourn tomorrow.
The supreme court will adjourn Satur.
day.
The total amount of tho Judgment rem.
dered Yesterday hy the supreme court
In favor of Caroline VI. Menard against
the Galveston, Harrisburg n San AUTO
Mo railway company AID others
amounts, principal aud interest, {,
about $4,000.