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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODJJI
Per North Ricer. Vessels aud Railroads.
NEw-YoRE. June %. ia9.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrn-YoRK. Lnne 25. lsl

CoFFEE-spot Rio dull at &C FOR far sales DIG bag'
OF "FiDaucr" and 04J eX "-cian private tcrus Up
tons quet steady sae'. Q2i0 nags closing a. FOL
lows: June va SIS. July, 6.lu ht.1J August - n
$40. S.ptenber s5OGS ,. October. 1905 N9yenh,er,
S6OGSb5 December. S.7oaS75. Mild grades stelV ,Hle
$500 Maracab, 3j2 Savanila and 900 Central America"
sold on private terms. o,--
bales $40 last evening" including 800 for export and 90
for home sumption. Delivered On contrail5 ouO 49,
Receipts the ports tod ~ l33 bales. against 2Ot th'
day ast week. and S37 last year. - -
me quotations according American classification are
afoflO
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1890
1000
1000
10000
$1,000
10000
10000
wHOLEsALEPRICEs OFCOUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June p, 1884,

Receipts the wesk-Bcans. lose bbl Peny, 60 BUSH
E1ports-Icans. 4-3 pkRs, Peas. 2j1- bush imt9ft'.
bags Marseez state MARROW have come ~ 80
freely ami under slow rte bot On 10 een aua ioh
account shows less strength choice so"H II gen
erav hed az but there sellers thai price an
largs buyers m ght do little better Med aGt Pea c0I-
tmue scarce the and them limited and nrcos
about steady White dney slow itei kitufY OF NOT
often inquired for the stock s gl thai 10 er' arc
indifferent about selling except fan rtes Turtle soup
lower and very beans have less demand aud
our outside figures reached only l0Dhng gay Na.
fornla iuas work slowly az - 80 49, l3 no can
or Round Green Peas ODbing slowly a. quotations
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NEwyopK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE &c. 1894

Cake Fs 7ss los per ton Refined Petroleum ga eSaa
per gallon Spirits OF TurDentine. Us. I'd pef cwI
sperm OIL s64 pr nn Ronn-Common Is va ~ 90
Pale 81 Dlis Provfsons-Llrt 4is Od psr cwt ZOE
American sugar i6s 81 per cwL for Cuba Centri.
fugai ,Irizns lio All lis Sd GllA "a for CuDa Nus
cOyado fair refining ahOaL
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CLOSING PRICES OF oiLIF0RyTI Stocks
san FRANCISCO, June 25, {3t
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
Nyw-YoRK, June 25.


There was another active speculation IN pipe
line certificates at Petroleum Exchanges to-day IN
III within the last hour the market was well sustained
Numerous fluctuations however, were not lacking In the
early dealings. Morning prices viorated frequently DC
tween S4Iaa627s and 63s a62l9 cents, against 63%
c.pts asst night From to 1870 p. M there was
steady movement up 66 cents-the best prico OF the
day. The late dealings disturbed by liberal sup
ply of unfavorabe Wall street rmors aud the enect OF
these coupled with sales to realize profits on the TO
cent advance. carried the market down over cent-'
There great deal of liquidation on oo'n 'aeS
Of the account to-day, aud unsettled speculation
se.m. 10 be promised the outcome OF the speculative
deveIopments The market closed weak at the lowest
noint, OF the day. Carrying rates were fiat.
Tho range of prices and the total dealings were as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

4.so n n-Aflantic and Great Western rst Mortgage
Trustees Certificates 81 Ere 49, do second s9ns2s ~
yspis 81 Mexcsn Ordinary 391s, Canadian Pacific $40
81 Panl Common. - .. - -
Bar silver quoted at 5O'Ed per ounce r.. 49,. -, ~
D. m-paTis advices guD.e Three Fof cent Hehes A'
francs 81 Il eutines for tho account
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFEaa

skMYORA
and vie 70 c N crciab's -...' ". $1,000
Cru soie 1000
snoter to NaEcy Frsrsan $4,000
and vie 70 II KeiiefSoTs 10000
Jones' ami another s1scatoPs 20 Pares asfnaa 800
70 Ketciam oVi 80 -.''''le. $4,000
Hsrlei1sn and vie TO sca%ectenoarssr lI75
jacob BSaaaSr T. 4a % 100000
colgate ana aaothsr. nao $4,000
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In M ctv the cearancss were s6920oo and in Brad
ford 8, $50, 900 barrels $1,000 -, ,.s,.rdav,s ad
vance.
BRADFORD. Penn. June 25.-Crude oil opened strong
and continued 90 the greater part Of the day. but toward
tho close in sympathy with stocks there was decided
downward tendency. United Pipe Line cerunca'es
opened at e3a and closed at GOA highest price 90
msn 81 i6i bbls; cnartsrs 1l0.S73 bbls eearance''
g. 100000 bblk
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL 4ARKEr&

LONDON June 25-l230 m-umted states Four Per Cent
Bonds |. do -Four and Half Per cent bonds ll!,a
Atlantic and First Mortgage Trustees Cern
Gates SAL do second nortgage y Erie second Copsols
3d. Central lOOS$ Illinois Central III y rem
syivania 81, Readns l2s Mencan Ordinary, sOAa Can
allan Pacific, 43s.. 81 Paul Common, "a y -
m-Pars alvcss quote Three Per Cent Rcntos Al II
trAncs II n confines for the account
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CorGrtnershlp Notices.

NEw.YoRK June q, 1894.
T'HE PARTNERSHIP between Dens,0w,
4 East0n Herts Of NewYork, AMI d H. Darling 81 B0s-
ton under tho firm name OF Darling DeHsOw Co, Boston,
is mis- day dissolved by mutual consent MI d II ling
also ,ires from the house OF Denslow Eason
Iorts
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoKk. Wednesday, June %. 1884
The following sale was held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day
BIZ Richard Y. Hrrfen q Co.
l 4story brick building with lot, o. East 2tth y,
100 II . OF 5th-aye lot 26x2 z, New-Iork Life ..
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LIVE STOCK ,t>eNEr,-nY TELEGRAPH


BUFFALO. June - C1rs-Rec"'pt' o-lnv 500 helt total
thu. 1000 heal same une last week 1000
heat consigned through . cars good Erde' urm common
.. Ht kcr an - lower ma" Monday pre-
9hssD-ioceints tiaf ul hep Ot1 for week thus far
rs d r-aa lat week. .OO heat consigned
through ~ cars. market quet and risicr Common
TO FAR T. 49, d. BOod Choice. ~ 5jdS4 75i Spung
LamDs ~
Hogs-ReccpJs to-iag joj head total lor week thns
far l- for time last week. %" neaG
coma ge through Good 70 Choice Workers, - %
u % ~. Ilrlt .IEtd - O'dsJ - GOpd MeIlumi - ga
r. go Igs - 1ln1p
CHICAGO. tle lJT5, DrorsrS J2trRH reports H0GsRe
100. . hcat. market Oh
hut 1l.o l.-, Rough Passing . as D.. Packing,
and ~hlpDng -j g. Light - 5lG - 81. Slps % 81
cItts-Rec,iDts 800 het shipments. 200 neth mar
dual aud lower: Exports. 81 tOGEi ~ GOOD 70
Choice SmpplE - oIG>3 OBJ common 10 Medium % -u
She>p- Rrceipts, I4Cu. -.-pmens, -i market steady
Inferior Fair. 1. H-dlum 70 Good. IS > q
s. thrlcc % - 49, %.
IOII- June .-fff| r-l Receipt, 5000. shipments
-Du; market d1ii EXpprt-. 81 rdf - Good 10 ,hoice
Shipping iu4 -d 0i com 10 Medium. - 40 - !
Grass Natye- So G>6 80. rrIss Texans - % %
- o.
ssRcer'pt'. 300 shipments 700 Common To Medium
s. df3 10 tlJl 90 hl,r. - Oft5 so,
Hogs-I.eccipts l7Or 'mpmeuts. , 90, market active
YorGers 2OyeJ3 Packing 3 IuGs5 80 Heavy 80 50
.fF
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Beans. Marrow.
Receipts for the week 5o,9i6 pkgs.

The which deve Opng NJ the time Of our LIST
report has amounted 10 decline o. hale per u, ah te
market eagy Receipt large weather
very warm, and demand Hight both or present eonsumpu
and hold urgency TO SELL ana buycis arc
pro upty receivers belle that 20 uake sgt confs
and sell the good far letter than TO al %" an ~
healthy accumulation supply OF state Crcame 10 quito
moderate apparently sufficient 70 meet the requirements
the trade fancy pals would be difficult 90 JOB Above c
though ~ GENERALLY ~ ed Extra western Is ns
al zU lattOr absolutely Tau tcss soois 1"
urst- e. lJ0 shippers
are taking quantity ~ those hgures Poorer qua
dies are very ell state dairy arriving ana
n0tmuc wanted zoe seems 10 be about the top exep on
ecia lots trade No Welsh OF any consequence
rlng initiation quiet and II buyers laSOr
ony exceptional marks exceed quotations. Western dairy IN
supply Gull - sale OF 100 TUBS closely
graded exporter 10 bur Tor best strl IN
voices outside figure Factory quite plenty and lJ
moving extent. Fnos' Iowa Michigan aud Mime pa
generally eid at icr bui could PROBABLY De OouSI hI
slaUe less. best quality from ONO ana n.
diana on rod a. I4i20 l3ei car Of very fair
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nNE. HUNDRED.AND- ELEVENTH 81

nNE- HUNDRED-AND- ELEVENTH ST.
" Supreme Court CITY amt County OF New-IOrk Charles
Warren o. Brown surviving Execitocs % ths
Last VIII and Testament o. elias r, deceased IN trust
for the children Chtrles Wadc deceased
giees under sa WILL plaintiffs against Elizabeth Aeehen
AMI Hugh Meehen snd others, defend .Bts
puT judgment OF fore Oure and sale sde Ia
above entitled act the nineteenth day o. June 1854
l. the und-rsglod the referee uamed theI IN VII sell at
pubic at the Exchange saesroom No - Bruadway
Ia the city Of Newlo-k on r. AZ the IN dss Of July
1854 - O'Clock by Richard V HarLot abctOueer
real estate direce by said Judgment TO be sod and
therein bed ONs. TO wit;
AL that certain Of land with the building thereon
erected situate IN the Twelfth Ward OF the CITY Of NeN York
described follows, BegirR ns az point
ON the Norhery aide OF Onehundred ard eleventh st
distant 'sy.ive (75l feet caste l. from tue cor
forme the intersection OF tie aofthsry site OF Oss
hundred aneeyenth st With the castery side OF second ave-
running thence norheriy aud parallel With Secohda ons
and eleven inches to centre he OF the BLOCK
between One-hunG land eleventh and ODel unTe and
twelfth thence eastery along said centre line
inch thence southcly SOd parallels
SecObdaye ant partly through the cshtro % party
one aud eleven inches % TIE nofthery side
OF arOdndred eleventh thence westerly along hs
erlv OF Onehundrcd and eveBt ST. twenty
feet and inch & the point Of beg inning - -
Dated JuEs % lSsl HENRY NOvH,
WARREN q BROWN. Referee
PIaiaIius Attorney.
lTO Broadway \. Y.
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MINES AND MINING.
sALEsAT TIE NEEYOSK HTyTyF EyCHANGs
NETWORK. June %, 1894
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NE-HUNDRED-AND- ELEVENTH ST.
~ supreme ourt City and County OF wNork-Chsrles
2 Beebe e. brown surviving executors OF the
last will " Elias AIDE deceased
Cor Phebe under said will psintns
XII Meehen aud Hugh MecheD aud other defend
In pursuance OF judgement Of foreclosure and sale ae In
the entitled action the 18th Jay OF June la the
the referee named tecin viii sell at public
ton, at the Exchange salesroom Ne Ill Broadway IA tho
civ York FRIDAY tho 18th day OF July lisa. at
" O'Clock by ichard " Ha anctlOneer
estate by said judi ment 70 be sold and therein de-
scrOed follows. tswlt AL that certain lot OF snA With
the building thereon erected situate In the Twelfth ward Of
city NewNork and described followa VA Begin
ming ss a point on tho nortaerty eide o. one
hundred and eleventh st, dstant seNcnynve CSi feet
castery the formed by the Intersection Of
p0hery side OF Oaehundrsd snesvenths with the
Cnd-ave, thence nOrthcry aud
parallel with hundred feet and eiev inches
10 ~ between one hu ai aa eev
enth Onehun audtN etth runnng thence east
ery along line twenty seven cet an one men
thence .suhery and parallel with soondaNe spg partly
through the nIe ~ party wall hundred feet and
elsvt inohes northery side Of ono buadre ee,
enh westerly along the nerthery side OF oGs hun
dre eeynihsl twenyseyen teet ana one men 10 the
point OF OeT inning. -. ...,..x
Dated June 20. 1884 KENNY WOOD,
WARREN g. BROWN, Referee.
plaintiffs attorney.
ITO Broadway, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

The daily receipts OF MIX and Cream at the diner.
railroad distributing pOiBU. In and near the CITY r
the week have 0eea as ollOws Erie 8 "a tans Of 1IA
"a ms Con ieDsed MIX and 40 cream Harlem
and New ork central cans OF Mk. and 1853 cans Of
Condensed MllK West shore ontario, sna
Western 20 cans Of mix Ahu Avl S@a
o. cream; susQuehanna and Western. IL, cans Q,
MIX and - OF Cream; NewJersoy Central So cans
o MIX aud OF Cream. New-HaNoG and h1Itiotu,
IL OF MIX, New-York city and Northern l@o9
MIX and by miscellaneous snort routes oOO eans
MIA 10 Of Cream Tne total daily upp mas oeeh
ISL cans OF Milk loo Of Condensed MIX and o.
cana OF Cream This shows a saht falling OF frOm last
week surplus sold the platforms al an average price
81 so per can of forty quartz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

New Potatoes advanced s6QSG per Dbl. for fancy
quality following report out heavy arrivals tow rd
te o. tho week caused decline OF tuy 20 per DOL
uOdeva the demand air and
prc fri Old Potatoes dull and lower Virginia and Mary
Land onions and ami hrm9r Bermudi stock Is AL
forward the and held higher Leyan onions II
request at y 50 2bus1 Gaze. Long STAND and Jer
sey trng cans arrived today and sold slowly ~ qupied
Norfolk 7t large CuCuWOofs gcner
ay X poor qua ty cho far demand ami occasion
sell shae above quotations southern IOnatoe, III
other vegetables have steady, but moderate do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

Receipts for the week, 81 pkss Expors-Tred Apples
jGq pkgs There little change IN the 81 AtOn.
stocks OF vqporated and sun dre Apples
lively ueht AMI Si anything Ike the usual demand the
mlrAe ought Dr. cleared % present prices but the traue
has dull this and summer thai holder, are Icdf
m that with increased anuty and variety Of fresh fruits
Tho dried fruit wil wholly te for local use And
vvhc her demand together with the packing
orders be suic mt 10 absorb the stock Is question 81
some rsul Peac here Is - AZ 70 say mo
FyaDOrIed and Sun-r Ell CIOp u 1913 about gone ana
ther 'e call for the IN stock In cold storage
Cherries been put n te absence 81 any demands
the ne crop promises we'll and prices likely 70 open low
slv not far from II 10 Be. small lots O ka1pDer:e5
arrv. ind slo~ 25G2Sc. other small fruits
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

REGENTS for the week 1924 bales ~ ports for week.
SO bales The mark has continued 10 improve
un Ter reports ,ttIck Of verun English
plantations considerable speculative demands tlrOu"b ut
thus gat stocks in tlis rly The buying
has no sharp leC have been many hops
each e+dng Transaction ha shown Lan Of
A the clOe rm and 1uO -enE prevails
That II Is hc1t o. tel 40
inst what price NOld sell but the tCur below
are REASONABLY indeed ~ not too rs lryatyc
state Choice 1888 33qZ6 Do, Low GTades 20 %
Do Cool Prime 81 Do, Yearings ~ 2S
Do Mediums "a T-5 Pacific C0lst----.--2 q 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

Heavy cep's Of live p0u ny have Kept tn market over
,ery especially fowls and turkeys
bucks about steady spring cucAeus not plenty
1 n demand and
Dressed spring I'm moderate supply, fair de-
mand and steady ING ducks unless Df tanry qnay
fowls plentl and du prime ireh e,ern are Zee
Is o.e-rd ri aud lots have been sAaed Choice
fro outry abou steady but moving sowy Door grades
neglected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

English Suipe fresh. sand snipe. per doz 400 90
per oz .......l 5Orl - DOwitch. per d0z. q i Oh
| pfover uer doz 5OR
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cLo.LAe rrLcEs OF R2sroy STOCKS

BosroS. June 25, 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-26

box. 50IIT5
o Va. and Md.bblS 5O14 90
Radishes. l.. l.. per
100 punches. 600 IS
Rhubarb, lu0bchs.. 76Gl %
string Beans, NOrL
per = Dbl L.. -. 1871 70
10 Jersey. per hbl.2 81 DS 90
Do LII. ner bag l 500 IS
Tomatoes Fl, =. 5OHl IS
DO. saw. andCh'n 75Gl 50
TuruIpS Jersey, 100
Ochs. "a oOO .---
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-04
Lancaster IocaIs
j. w. BAINEs,
Secretary Of State.

LANCASTER, Nov. Special. DIR,
James IL. Swindells has the sympathy
of this community in the death of his
worthy brother, John w. Swindells.
Deceased had a warm place in tho hearts
of the old citizens here.
ii. IL. Brotherton, ESD, was talSen
quite Ill in town last week, but has re-
turned home.
Eddie Clark, who is making a pro.
tracted visit TO Bourbon county, Ken.
lucky, autographed his father w. n.
Clark, the sad news of his grand
mothers death last Tuesday.
Mr.. Alva Ii. Morton and Miss Kate
Griffin, both OF this place, were married i'm
Maxahachie, last Saturday, Gen. l.. NJ.
Lewis oiliciaung. An "angry parentn
was the occasion Of tho change of timo
and place and circumstances. Tho hest
wishes of this community attend these
adYenturers on the sea of mattimonv.
The public school of district No, "a has
opened with limo attendance. under
the management of Prof. W, Il. Clark
Mrs Georgia Rawlns and Miss Bettie
Graves, all competent and experienced
teachers. w"
Dr. ID. d. Swindells preached to a largo
audience Yesterday at tho baptist
church, and will continue the meeting
this week. .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-04
FIOTSAIt.

Ladies', call at Block Bros.
Burt & Mears shoes, Block Bros.
Gold bangle rings, at 81, Bocks.
Look out for frauds Ia tickets.
Tho beautiful weather continues.
Tho female dealer continues TO drive n
good trade. '''N' W UNIV
New Sngarhouse molasses at Loeb a
Froiberg's. N0' -
80 sure whom you vote that tho olecto.
raj ticket isnll Democrats. 'o'O
An elegant limo of cardigan iackots IN
AL cOlors ut Castles Bros.
Read your electoral ticket beroro vot
ing, see lao fraud IN perpotrated.
Tho saloons will, pursuant To election
Tactics, be closed to-day, ostonsibly nj
least. ~
Go to I. Il; Barnard, $50 Main street for
nVUu plumbing, etc., Il. +. Doyle,
Look out for frauds in tickets with
part OF me Democratic electors and
Don't swallow all tickets with a Demo-
cratic mead. A Blaine elector NAV ho
there under cover. W
A complete line OF Burt 4 nears oela-
DRAFTED mems fine shoes on hand M Iocn
kahns, COG Elm street. ~ -''0''
Yesterday was estray sale dav. with
tno average amount OF stock on hand
which brought fair prices.
The Republicans are taking m
unusual amount of "dishn I'm this tho
local Democratic election.
Mrs. X, Plates, presented her lIege
luru win twins yesterday morning. n
uaughter and son, both of good weight
horse stolen In Johnson county md
SOU mere, was recovered here YESTERDAY
uo oilloers are on track Of the thieves.
IL IL rumored that some tickots aro
out with Democratic head, and Blnmo
Gratis. '''0"u Doiiio-
The clerk of the district court ,,,s
BUSY yesterday making ont nan,s
r ,pIn,,ih papers, yesterday onlthe eyclor
Mrs. Caroline Klank of this c,,, o,a
Mr.. Is. Slakcy, of EOrnev, were 4pi,nd
IN marriage last evening by Justice IA
wards, at the Pacific hotel. i'u'
At 1880 last night N ra,n.s,o.,,,
compauied by thunder and iighd, NV ou'
visited this section. II was nreeeded IL,
" eoid breeze from the north. y
M grand concert for the benefi, of tho
tllgrim Congre gatioual church. WIN Nv
slven AZ Mayors hall, Thursday. M.
NemDer q, 10 which an admissinn y,
90 cents win DO charged. o" Vi
a. *. Hawkes., the distinguished on,i
cram, viii visit Dallas on fnesda,o ~,
VIII remain u few DAYS. IIe os, "h ha
,vunu at the drug store of uicjsas a q
Ialserson. Respectfully, A. X. HAw.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS,
GENERAL GORDON cApruREDq
bat is the Great Question That Agitates
England-Many Rumors That lie
is, Which the English Dis
credit - Other Notes.
Is Gordon Cnntnred2


S.oNDoN, Nov. 3.-rhe Times considers
lnews reported from Cairo to the
bis Morning News to the effect that
3hartoum had fallen into the hands Of
Ne rebels, and that Gen. Gordon was
&llen prisoner, rs extremely doubtful.
bis view, it thinks, is especially reas-
09hle in the absence of advices on the
fpiect from Gen. Wolseley. The Times
aces the report to theBosphoreEgytian
Mdubious French organ, which may
ave given Il Europeanized version of
Nab rumors, which recently gained
urrency in Cairo.
|1Garl Granville, secretary of state for
Qreign affairs, assured the president OF
Re association to-day that the govern
nent had received no confirmation OF
ne news. Up to noon to-day nothing
hd been received 1T the government
|bice in regard thereto.
~ dispatch to-day from DOugOla to
keuter's telegram company, makes nc
Mention Of the reported fall of Khar-
8um. 1t says, however, that the
|nahdl, at last accounts, was
his forces around
and had summoned Gen.
3prdon to surrender. The troops of the
nahdi had intercepted two messengers
by tho British to khartoum.
he same dispatch declares that large
nee Of rebels was at Berber, and that
"a rebels had possession of the wells on
caravan route between Debbeh and
Kbartoum.
#hfter the crops are harvested the
II bhdis forces viii be largely increased
A DENIAL.
3 lIONroN, Nov. 3, 2:30 p. m.-The rumor
I'M the Khedive had sent q telegram
1.-The government announcing to the fall
Oh khertoum and the capture of Gene
~ Gordon, has been authoratiyely
1enied, aid the denial is published.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-04

GOV. IRELAND PROCLAMATES
And Serves Timely Warming to Corrupters
of the Ballot-Ohicers Notified to
Attend to Business-G General
state Capital Notes.

AUSTIN, Nov, Especial. willis
School Building association filed char
ter to-day.
The land board is receiving applica-
ton to lease lands, which will be con-
sidered on the 18th. No application for
watered lands will be entertained.
The Texas Pacific paid its semi-an-
nual interest and sinking fund to day,
amounting to $1,000.
The governor, Hon. h. NJ. Baker and
others left for home this afternoon to
vote tomorrow.
Candidates and their friends have
been busy to-day working among the
voters distributing tickets, and to-mor-
row will find full vote polled.
me Following proclamation was is
sued to-day by the governor of Texas:
To All to Whom These Presents Shall Como.
Observation-Disclosures, 1t has come 10
my knowledge that deputy clerks of the
united States courts in Texas
have been over the country attempting
TO qualify aliens from Mexico and
other countries to become voters, and
that other Illegal methods are being
resorted to to obtain large vote ON the
9Th day of November, 1884; now, there.
I fore,
|, John ireland, governor of tho state
OF Texas, by virtue of the authority
vested in me by the constitution of the
laws of the state do hereby warn ali
persons thus acting, or who may at
tempt TO vote by virtue of such qualili-
cation, that persons cannot become
voters by said method, and that the
whole energy of the state will be exer-
cised to punish those who may perpe-
trate or attempt TO perpetrate frauds on
the laws and government of
TINS state, no matter what
may be the politics of the parties thus
engaged; and | call upon the civil OF.
tlcers, sheriils, constabes, county attor.
neys and others, to be vigilant and
prompt in arrosting all persons so of.
| Tending,
In testimony whereof | have hereto
signed my name and have caused tho
seal of the state to be DO affixed, nj the
CITY OF Austin, this Sd day of November
! 1854. JoIiN Tppt,NI
Governor.
}. w. BAINEs,
Secretary of State