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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-23

WICHITA. September %. 1884,
Prot. Samuels, the optician, having re-
turned to this city. take pleasure In rec
ommending him As an expert q his spec.
| ialty. z. B. REMIT. N. d.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-23

NyANTED-At timer must be sober, indus
w trious, and a frst-class workman in
every respect married man preferred Ad-
dress, giving references and wages expected,
loci box 3, kingman. Kansas. l05-l2'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-23

NYANTED-A lady and gentleman well ac-
w quainted with the city as canvassers
Inquire at fremont house. l05-I2'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-23

"ANTED-Employm in store or Office
w by young man Of experience just ar
rived from the east and having the best of ref
erences Address j r., Eagle Office l0I-0'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-23

"ANTED-wo-k by ilrst-class ironer; to
w go out by the day, either tn laundry or
hotel. Address a =. d., this Office. lOi-t'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
TIE POST-OFFICF,

There is much dissatisfaction expressed
by the business portion OF the city, at the
change to be made in the location OF the
post.ofiics. 1t cannot be denied that there
10 good cause fer such dissatisfaction. The
ocation Is anything bat central for the
present tswn. Four years hence 1t might
have been central. There was really no
good cause for this move. a small amount
OF money would have made tho repairs on
tn, old pos,-ofiice, and this could have
be ~ brought about and would have been
done had II not been for the spirit of rivrlry
that has been epgep dered in Dslls, smo gsI
her business men. We do hope
in the interest of the tow
that this will soon be sllaysd
I. IL retarding N, material growth snt
prosperity. We need little more unity o
action.
IssrEcroR SMITH In making his decision
1t would seem. thought but littls.ot TIT
peoples convenience but gave his chief at
ieatien 20 saving the government few dol
lars. He might have saved more II he hat
consolidated tho Dallas office with Mrs.
McConNAcK's Office in New Caledonia, o.
IL would have peen still cheaper had he 50
cured house in Scyene where the city lin
ns may possibly reach in 1910. But the de
cree has gone forth. List us now bury thu
little hatchet. Shake hands over tn,
bloody cbasm. We may belin In a few
day, to pack our traps and march towards
the rising sun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
lie pnrnlnrnh Him.

A s.or, 10 teld oiH young sophomore, the
newly Appoiuted editor OF p college paper iI
New England, who, on his way homo Ia
vocation some years ago, made the acqnaini.
ance oi quiet gentleman on n railroad
train.
"Englishman, perceive" slrily began
our college boy. The stranger bowed.
you must find much to amuse You In
lhp country. We are 90 very crude, 30
newt said the sophomore, VINO was an
Auglo-msniac,
There is one thing, however on which
/ nattrr myself that we compare iayorably
With John Bull-our newspapers. The
journalists Of this country rank high, sir--
hiehl'
Having rsosivsd a civil reply he con,in-
ued 81 am nyself an editor. Liks 10
look at a cspy OF our paper p pulling out a
small shsot from his pocket.
Nov, you have no idea--nObody not ~
tho pi ofossion oan have any idoa-of The
labor and mental strsiu involved In that
small sheet Keep 1t, There may be q
paragraph or two In IL that " worth con
lsldoratl0n, even II II does come from thi,
siio Of the water"
His companion changed his place soor a.
terward, aud the amused conductor, who
had overheard the conversation, 80 Id TO the
young man:
DO you know who that wasp
"No.h
1T vas NJ. Walter, Of the London
Times. Youths Companion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
THE HERALD, SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 26 1854.

leans. rs; Marietta a Cincinnati lists, pre-
ferref, 20, cas-, 20, Memphis q Charleston
80 l .. Michigan Central, 0l; MINNEAPOLIS x
81. Liuis, ~, preferred, 81; Missouri Paci
ITO S1s4 Mobile & Ohio, 4 -; Morris
4 E,seE, sl.2i l'2, Nashyille6 Chattanooga
90; New Jersey Central, 81 "a. Norfolk
& Western Pacific, 81 -; Northern P.o flo
~ 8; preferred, Al 5-s. Chicago K North
gealern, sli6SS; preferred, SAL So
'23-i; Ohio & Mississippi, ~ | 2; preferred,
%, Onisrio & Western, 500, Oregon x
rransoontinental, ~ So; Paoidc Mail, AZ
~; III t,nurg, 81 3s3s; Pullman Palace,
81 10, Resdisg So Rock Island SIG ?;
81, Luuls 4 Dan Ffhnolb q 20 nthedi prs-
erred, ~. flrsis, 50, Chicago, Milwaukee 4
So. PAal, 81 rs; preferred, ia 2, s,, PAM,
uhNsuk.e a Manitoba, 30 10 ST. Paul Y
Onasn, ~ ~; preferred, 50 ~ Texas 4
Pacific, 10 80, Union Pacific, 1913, United
States Express, 81 Wabash 81, Louia 4
PsciHc, 10 Is, preferred, ~ IA; NellB'Far'
80 Express, 100. Western Union Telegraph
70 SO, Homssthke, OLE; Iron, Silver 40
Ontario %; Quick Silver, l'?; preferred,
a l.2. Southern Pacific, none: sutro, 10.
rhrea per cents, 100 IL; Uuilcd states
4 i.2's, ia IL; UKhsd States new 80, 1854
PAotfi' 0's Of Us, l2T.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
LOCATED Ar LAST.
The Postoiics rlaa ed In q Psculla'
Place.
Somotli Ing u a Surprise 20 the ssdalt
Iilizeu.
"Grca,,sl.GOod to greatest Sunbsr o.

In the words OF that good old hymn, not
ucsuinF by any mrtn, 90 be sAorlcg|lut,
l'ls done, the great tranuhc lone done,
aud DO might b. agdsd, | kn theirs aud
they nro Miur. Reference ~ htd 10 the re-
nl0tAl ut she pus.-uhlcs which Insptctug
saith OF ghe posiothcc department, aitor
co su,tgtiuu with numngr OF our
leading business men and cltYens, has
scc1rdlar 90 their vGrsion ~ The affair
They favored the onlcs Trmtlnius at ia
prcsaIt location provided tho baildinI
could be repaired, which could, m their
opinion, have been done ~ lac cost ai q
few hundred do,lAru The location has
giYra, 10 might ha ssii almost
general d.ssLiisiscii1n aud there are many
who declare thst they viii NOT rest under
what they regard - q ruthless disregard -
the wishes o. the majority NJ the c.tiz'ns.
When tho decision vac announced Iestir'
day there wsf, = few who we're tall OF glee,
bnt the majority usre filled With
feelings akin ~ disgust. Tho
whole AFFAIR smactsd 40 much OF n sidG
show performance u was In tuc opinion
OF IN. public tnidc decision, ana u there
IA Anything IN what the business element
thinks 10 viii expect Uncle Sam 10 do =
matter than he has heretofore. IL Will 40
doubt require the employment Of eddi-
tional leiter-clrriefs. The office
situated az 10 10 NJ present was
great convenience inAsnuch as II was on
the line Of tho Main street railway, within
u block Of tho Ervay street leo, and bat .
short walk from tho San Jfcint1 line.
why, yes, remarked ~ properly holdar
who had lsb0red to get 10 removed 20 thu
PROT bulidisR, "No did not expect TO 70,
II OF COURSE, but Gs long as tho government
g.ye it to US Of course VIZ are
more than willing 70 take it," fss govern
mept ia supposed 60 sbor 10 please tho
people, but tho psOple OF Daiss have al
mort u nched that point that thCy have but
Ia such IN ALTERS.
The building Was aecursd at a cost OF
1890 per spuum, which Was made mp by
those interested in the loca ION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
THE SILVER KING.

Axain OF the op,r. .hou's Silver King w's
presented last evening to y large and sppft-
cistiye audience. Tho olmpany iuliy
maintained its record and thotc who hao
not already witnerssd It declared that tho
measure OF praise awarded had family re-
flected the great worth o, the play and tue
players. Mr.. Brien and Mise Blythe
were grsndly eloquent in delinosting the
deep emotions OF hArtsssd virtue. The
play is repletc with opportunity aud the
company are equal to i. A. the ma'isee
his afternoon and AZ tho closing perform
nncs Tonight. those who have nor seen the
Silver King can slil enjoy the treat.
The piece is tIuly org'pal, and yet
10 happily reminds OF those rich
melo dramas based upon English romcncc,
which were once 70 deservediy populsr. In
the intorpplatious Of eIirsueous Incident,
as illustrative ~ character, there WAS n
touch OF the Victor Hugo style that was
delightful. The theatre party entertained
BY Mr.. j. Il Henderson will be lully do
scribed in socisty's news published sunday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
ENTERTAINMENT AND BOOK RECEP
TiON.

Atso'oOok last evening ls many lstiti
aud gentleman ss he library ana sulscet'
halle would afford Itgndint room, sstsni'
bled as meeting OF fatihchuon
oi the intention oi rapidly schiavius
its grand possibility. The assembly o. tue
r. aiding room is,t ulIht "'i also a he'k re-
caption. { superb assortment OF choice
volumes. ritts 60 the library nsociausn
from generous ciiigrns, and tcts obthusl
by purcnase. wero Unmarked tnd listed By
the DIT. finger lair OF ladies' NhoH. enthut.
ssm In this behalf 10 CHARACTERISTIC OF the
eirnestnes, OF the sex IN al lhH
is noble IN Ito. The sage
crowd OF good and true psople, tbs ean-
bling Of voices, all chatting ~ once, mhut
up - happy harmony OF adlsopr1 irom
which maic3 was isrther removed thhn
was the s.Juntgin from hshomot and
equally impossible that IL eau approach.
la those ear eyer faith beheid its mirror
aud tho watcher saw The unfolding
Of the purpose. No formal
exercise VAS had. II was merely assiated
q meeting TO discuss and 10 formulate, as
friends banded together for good. Hereafef
a lsl OF the nen books will DO
given, and later, a notice will be made OF
the nsxt mestiup which Will have feature
not 80 yet fully determined.
Attic close OF the evening, the presi'
dent. Colonel J. q. kcC0y, uts called upon
to m aka u spaech appropriate 20 tbs occss-
ion. The colonel spoke oil tue former ~
brary, tbs fossil rfmtins ~ which had nceh
collected aud added 10 the nucleus OF the
prescn libAry and requested an int,rf!
In its welfare by all present. captain Veal
follow wed In a snort address. A Neotlng OF
tue Library Association vas csllsd i!r
Tuesday evening, January 20, al the resi..
denco OF Colonel EcCoy. A'tsr pleasant
evening the company adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

On the second page OF this mornings
HrRALp will. be found the very abe and
logical argument of SENATOR SHANNON on
the TrnrKLL bill. delivered in the senate
lsst Saturday. The HrnALp has felt war
rspted In publishing In full several speeches
an this bill because OF the absorbing inter
eat taken in this subject matter attempted
A. he Ieei,lated upon, and in presenting to
sts readers the mastery effort OF the gen.
tIemsn from Parker would invite careful
r.,us.l thereof The broad. statesman
urs vigvs enuncisted. .the.fear ess positions
s.teu AMI msintsinsd tn" r ch undercur-
IN, Of satire Ems TIN 'hoice diction ali
v.,t Nh. suAssoS a. one G. The sbles'
forepsIc orste-. ofonr stat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
THE UISEST PLAN.

During a coronation with one OF the
employees OF Aessrs Sanger Bros, our re-
serter learned that since the fret o! this
month they had made quite change In tho
manner VI keeping the sccoHnts Of their GIN.
plsyss. Tksy have heretofore rendered
each person in their empiey statement OF
their account, and this END OF each month
speciiyins how much he or she had drawn
and tho balance, II any, due tsen. IA
they employ some 100 persons this was no
iyht tack, and inyoiyod considerable cleri-
cal labor Thsy nov keep n regular pay
roll, aud on each tud every Monday morn
log pay every smpoye his or her weeks
wager, and that ends tho matter. Tits en-
ables their employees 10 psy cash for every
thluE thoy psrchsse, and while involving
much lssg labor seems To please all parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26


c. w. Bullstt, OF Louisville 10 at the OF.
George.
II. 8. Psse, o, a.. Louis, is st the St.
George.
r. ]. Dorset AID lady are at the st.
George.
John Crump. Of Cincinnati ia =, the
Windgor.
W. A. Darlington, OF Houston, is At the
WiudsOr.
B.F. sloas, Of San Francisco, is at the
Windsor.
Bepjsmin shrc,e, OF New York, 10 at tho
Windsor.
+ T.. Mccullough, OF Sidney, Ohio, 10 al
the Windsor.
Captain w. @. Censor left last evening
for Galveston.
L Elliott, of Mississippi, is registered at
the 81. George.
WI Chrisp. of Farmersyile, IL stoppir 3
30 tho 81. George.
D. r Nchartin, of Whitney, isrsgi,tsred
ut the st Gs0rge.
Alex C1carell he's returned iroN visit
to relatives In Missouri.
VIZ. Swis,en aud family, OF Colorado,
Texas, Gro guests OF the Windsor.
Mr.. II. p. Tools and wife went east yes
terdsy on an extended trip to relatives.
Leo. n. Levi. prominent merchant OF
Galveston, dinad at the Windsor yesterday.
P,s,.hsr, advance agent OF the Roland
Reed company, is registered at tho Wind
s0r.
Harry Osborn, OF New York, and O. w.
Hyde. Of CisoinsinDaii. IRE stopping at the
Windsor.
d, T. Roberts, of Chicago. and Fl. @.
RAYMOND. Of Now Ysrk arc guests OF the
Windsor.
Mrs.. q. W. Edwards, OF Forsyth, Georgia,
10 at the st. George, en- route for her sons
In this stnte.
B.W. Mccullough, assistant general pas
senser agent OF the Gould lines in Tsxss,
is at the Windsor.
Judyo A. 7. Watts, commissioner OF sp-
pesls, lett lsst evening for Galveston to a.
tend TO oflcial dutiei.
J. O. Gallup OF Denver. md A. G Koe-
nsy. of Brooklyn, New York were among
| he arrivals At tho Windsor yesterday.
Mines Blanche and Jennie Holloway. OF
Mississippi, who have been visiting friends
! al Denton, are ut the st. George en- rout.
| for their home.
Mr.. Joseph Leiuskeimar and family, the
| rnor member OF the firm of Friebery,
! Klein Is Co., of Galveston, are visiting the
family OF Sam Klein.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
ARRRSTED,

The police arrested Jack Duncan ct Q
laie hour Thursday night on telegram
from Sheriff Hornsby, of Travis county,
dated at Fort Worth, which said "arrest
and hold Jack Duncan; viii be on. first
train" There being no specified charge
against hin Ind the sheriff failing to put
in an appearance, he was released on his
psrsonal recognisancs. What tho charge
10. 10 not known. Duncan just returned
from Fort Worth day or 30 ago, vhsio no
landed q party in jail on the charge OF sell
ing q bogus gold brick to party At Austin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
AN ALTERCATIOk.

An alteration occurred last night at the
corner Of Main sud Austin streets between
Jus ic. W. n. Edwards and Constable
George Miller, in which he struck the
justice on tho head with hi, pistol. Miller
claims that Edwards has iniringed
upon the right, OF HE (Alller't)
cftice by appointing Charlie Olapp AS his
deputy against his will. He claims that he
il constable elected by the people asd Is
entitled to the fees Of the Office. Justice
Edwards is justice Of the peace, and claims
the right to appoint whoever he chooses.
The affair is very much regretted by friends
OF both parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

an' critics ON aoharee Of false imprlsoa'
ment ~ e.sn oil agalns him IN the county
court Of Dsi.a oounly Tor apfrMlhs a ~
examining trial at sherman, where mum
OF citlzens ot Delta comfy, Texas, wtf'
tried for violation OF civil rights, WHO
case he .llegrs "a his petition Tor hahea.
eorpu, ne di,missrd because tho Law wei
unconstitutional Immediately on his az
resi-, As,istant United States Allorhei
Kas,ss Marshal tued sut writ ol
hab.ss corpus before Judge PArdoe to re-
liove NJ. bigger from .ns a'reSl oy lh'
stAts sutho-.iios. Several important cues
lien, we're ursbentoa a. the court on th'
authority Of the Federal oouft 10 iniefieT'
vita .,s,s authorities Va oHmlnsl os,e'
tho court ,skipg them unoeg adtl.e
msnt and hsd FOR he time bsiu.
that ths cs,s MAS IN Tho FddeIsl court,
nominal bond VIA taken uhlli thu hnh
decision OF the court, IL b tho genera
opinion that there 10 nothing ~ lh.is oaisi
aud that they were investigated by COM ON
perg1nal enemies OF Mt Bigger aud Va
sthsr olilc,rs, a. he dismissed 'hsm Whei
they cane ~ tor trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
broken Rail and n Noble Conductor

CIscISsAri, o., Jan. 25.-The CONNER
cisl-Gszstte'. Findlay, Ohio. anecial saws:
The mixed train on the Lake Erie Il Vast
ern railroad was wrecked near Button.
Ohio, at 8 O'Clock this morning by broken
rail. The passenger car turned over and
look fire. Tho conductor saved the lives a
the passengers by ex'inguishins the fire
with snow. He then wentto Bluhton for q
carriage and conveyed the wounded to q
h stel, freezing his face during the trip. A
brake man had both feet frozen. The In
jured passengers are:
James w. Shaw, Nebraska; scspula frsc-
tured; badly bruised.
A. J. Owens, blufitop: cut about the
head.
burned: head out; internal injuries.
Mrs. Langan; cut in head and face.
Several others received minor injuries.
The mercury IL 80 degrees below sero.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
Last NIGHTS TIRE.

At $50 O'Clock last night house scou.
pied by NJ Webster photographer, and
the property OF J. ID. a. Harris. corner O
Live O. K aad GermsAis streets, was hum
ed together with o part OF is contenis
Oalys part OF the household goods were
saved. The building was entirely cODsum
ed. The origin Of the fro 10 attributed to
the ex plosion Of y kerosene lamp. Web
ster's ioss 10 $500 with no insurance. He
hsd some 800 in trunk which was loSt In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

THINGS begin to look sqnslly for ex'
SPEAKER KgIFEE. TIE house COMMITTEE
OH accounts seem to be composed OF leglsla
tive Pau Prys, who are espec ally bent on
yeptilatng the discharge of house employee.
during the closing hguis OF the + r'y'
seventh congress. A sot # censure, and
perhaps u resolution Of expulsion, are
among the pleasant thinss the future holds
In store for the one. omuipotent aud srbi'
trary ruler OF the house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

sIxrY.rIvE cents is paid Lehigh Valley
ore worker for tos hours severe labor TIE
iron mengers who dole thi, pittsnce out
are really pathetic In their appeals for tho
working man whenever the ghost OF free
trade bobs up on the horizon. Isn't Il
.bout time that the wsges-earner should
Ia able too see ibrorgi u ladderr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
-
THE MEHCUANTS' EXCHANGE,

M. johnson. ihs we'll known contractor
OF the firm OF Johnson h Butter. who have
the contract for erActiug the Mercha ts
Rrchsug building has sold out his in err
est to the latter, who will complete the
work already b-gun. THE building will
cost some $4,000 and, when completed,
will be ali ornament TO the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

The NTH cas-, of the STATE VS.. W. J. Cain,
for gaming was tried in the county court
before Jury which returned verdict Of
guilty, assessing = fine OF $50: The fourth
case wa. dismissed. The sixth care wa'
taken up yesterday and 10 s'ill on trial,
During the examination OF witnesses there
Was little tilt between counsel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

FAnUBEs for tie week ended yesterday
in Canada ana The UuilSd States, are just
los les. than those Of the week previous
The stock mstko. 4, growing healthier N
tone, and the Ell MAHpIs Of commerce who
predicted disastrous panic are doubIles,
earnestly aud indugtriously hedging.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

Arumor reached the city yesterday alter
mon To the fleet that the man hoise, two
psuper houses, kitchen and dining room
Of the poor farm, had been destroyed Thurs.
dsv night b. FIRE. sheriff Smith sent a
telegram TO Hutchins making inquiries, but
ND TO q lsto hour last evening had not re-
cni we'd AN answer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

GEsRsAL SHERMAN says he you'd a dash
cd sight rather 60 to the penhsatiary than
the White House The general Is praoli-
cal ma, and always decides in favor OF the
possible as against the impossible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

Tur Joint resolution passed oy the house
Slvinp the thanks Of congress 10 LIEuTEs'
ANT RHopss and comradss, Of the United
States revenue cutter Dexter, for heroic
conduct Ia rescuing passengers oil the III
fated steamer City oi Columbus, was sn'i-
pently proper, but doubtless the relat YES
Of the drowned think that while copsress
hand is in It might tinker tho navigation
laws a little aud add some badly ''rdsd
safeguards against thick coming ocea" hor-
rors. TIE evidence up TO dsts indicates
III at the captain and officers Of the City oil
Columbus had better have been shovslins
coal 10 tho boiler room than attempting to
shape the cour.e els costly vessel frs'sh'ed
With precious lives.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

NAY and December welded again day BE-
Iors yesterday, at Washington, but under
reverse conditions to tho poetic precedent.
December was black n. Erebus, and the
less said absut May the better. FRED
DOUGLASS is leading his sable followers by
several strides in the march towards a
"higher civliz alton" BY the way, the color
line at the national capital doesn't seem to
have been drawD with indelible ink.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

AsostAHsiHsiic boom has been started in
Kansas Ci,y ia AID Of the. BAETuoLpI statue.
When 1t comes to enterprise, any second
rate city OF the west can mako the metropo'
lis Of the ssst blush early and otten.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
100 - -
TEE ROSS CIGAR STAND

w. IL. Patterson Il Co., tina druggists,
corner Main ana Lamar, have made this
addition TO their business, They keep all
Kinds Of cigars and chewing tobacco. Try
their 5.csnter, the best in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
A big Mortgage.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 25.-There WAS filed to-
day q $40 900, 900 mortgage executed by
the West Shore & Ontario Terminal SOM
pany in fayO~ - the Central Trust com
pany. Of New York The mortgage COW
or. various parcels OF real estate in different
marta Of III. a. ate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

COLONEL MoCoHB AAsoS, whom BAKBB
PAsHi has appointed governor OF Easso-
wah, is native OF Virginia and graduate
OF the naval academy. He wore the grey
CALAMITY, and after AppomatoI went "a
EgyDt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

In d,rslrsd upon Colorado mine 70 iur-
nish IN, horror ottho week, Tue Atlantic
coast can't hInsta lOl.l.,e shipwfeck with
immunity 10 ,hs face ui the young west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

lstiastss tina. The senatorial dead
lock at Frsskiort Will not be broken until
the legislative potsr pIsyura mp there are
in th,t oo.dltios. Misery loves company
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

BrMiRcK feels certain that triohirU did
the busu.v IL, On. LAsYrR Beer they
say, ia dsins ths business for BisMARcE'
As usual IN. American plan IL the mor'
expRdiliShI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

We hsv. sivsys symot 'aed with
a,e irish resrls q their struggle
Spr greater ffssdom ana more
s,.t,os nom Che Botlsh fovsn
Ss,0t They are undoubtedly dovn-troo
-. ..d brutsIIy abused people. and insi'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

THE co.litio, opposition in The second
Kan~s congressional district are confident
OF vict,rv. HAsKELL', mantle is still hoat-
ing in ths wistry breeze, YEARLY waiting
for an available man 81 light on.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
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