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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

Assrnhl,man Roosevelt yesterday paid It
yisi, IA The headquarters of the Republican
National Commit lcr and nt IN raily day he viii
sdlirss the Young Republican tlnb of Brook
I'm H. viii also speak in this city and ~
othti points during M, campaisn The Ncr-
yo,i Times and me IOst used tu take q great
deal ~ interest IN Nj Roosevelt and never
c,pw tiled ui commenting him Us other Young
herhliiUans. ~ 80 tsampr wmthy of the
einsfsi imitation. inl noN thni u is pspttihs
himself iu titW Nj l,laihp, belle in& ihai ~ so
lains hr ls bni continuing ib sritt tho tbihhiUh
wpsi u viii ie ~ NhDl hA mo ii#Ds ~ aieup
thai he is vt Nn consequence Whairtet ani loi
The irsf ~ insinHait that lhrf ALWAYS sNs-
peptod that he Mas q ial ahd q star ipu'' lhief.
GnnM Gmdon is nov vaguely rcpmlcd To
be at SEMINAR lighting lhe lebDls and collecting
taxes The Shcikhs between Shendy aud
KhaTtOuln are also represented as submitting
to the Egyptian Government. These reports
are probably premature. But General Gordon
is evidently strengthening his position every
day in the Soudan, and the magic of the Mahdl's
name has lost It's charm for Arab ears. There
seems TO be strong probability of his acquir-
ing eventually an ascendancy over the great dis
trict where he formerly ruled as lsmail's repre-
sentative What is to be the fate of the
Soudan? The old question recurs with new
significance, and the British Government has
already begun To bubble over it. The only
practical solution of the Nile problem involves
the permanent administration OF Lower Egypt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

Tammany Hall has set an excellent example 10
all other political organizations in the nominations
Tor the Judiciary. The three candidates hion''u
L. Larrcmore, Joseph L. Daily and ilush l.. 'olo'
all have exceptional qualifications Tor 'he oenc"'
Judges Larremore aud Daily have displayed thoso
qualifications in long and valuable service IN inc
Common Pleas, while Mr.. Coles experience III inc
Corporation Counsols Office, together with ms
na,urai abilities. his devotion to the las" aud ms
iudiclal habit of mind. H. him for association on
the ticket with these names .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

The IIccchcr unsrrmlino.s IN n nni she'll: II Mr..
joy tells the truth. Mr.. Blame ~ blnmclcss II Mr.
Bccrhci tells the Truth his own witness against Mr.
Blaine IL shown 10 bee unworthy of belief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

Tho party have the r4ht I'm ,t upon the withdrawal
of such candidate ard hc people 81 tins great (htl-hh
land have the ri1ht To- protest against hoHs up Srh am
examine fore the Young of America. rms iS uo. q
anc, ION of party. 70 is question II common dtcohc!
Roy. dOhu Alabast'r, indianapolis.
This pastor. according to the published report,
delivered these words in sermon in
the principal Methodist church in Indianapolis.
He said also of Governor Cleyeand's nOmInation:
IF thirty ministers in his own city are not liars
then this Nation is to-day dlsgraccd.' Not quite
so. The Nation does not stand responsible for the
crimes and blundcrs of the Dcmocra lc party, nor
will il accept candidates of that party.
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u ike itsfa peNii pleel tieephnt ~ tho sNest
at 40 ttsi,rs ani exclamation ppN's aNA parias,
,h,eu ulghi hp snuo chance hH hiHr 10 rHsipAt
editorial taga nuw ihat tao handN,i lns nn tao
wall telling that Democracy 10 90 meet ils familiar
dool ia No,omher hocnnes olearerwith each passing
DAYS as bad Case OF Mysteries 40 ono often Is
confronted with.
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lNEssE On. fnw vii igaas Gaa and Commission Marehaa

l.heiioe IN THIS better ORDER OF things -
", phlf Apn.si.
rhr O. opsfation ~ The @ nrler. Journal
was pom .s'd In advsI % to the mInrger.
1.-THE New OIL ans exposition. They have
iuily won public confidence and W. hope 10
SEQ them carry the undertaking "a mag.
nulceDt success. Lou svills II preparing ia
1881 TO surpass Louisville IN 1888, ana we
| hope 10 see New Osleans IN 1885 surpass
what We are doing now. The south Ia at.
tracing the attention Of tho world, aud
every industrial display still mrthr
strengthens the tendency OF capital and
labor 10 the south. Ia This work there Is
no antnGonism, only the most friendly
spirit Of oo'opeistion.--t Louisville Courier.
Journal
The PRECEDENT, with that practical wisdom
which has distinguished his cour Q during
his entire naturalization. has sent to the
various departments and bureaus Of the
general government instru ntioss looking 10 |
national exhibits that shall illustrate the |
workings OF the executive or admins "a. |
tive authority IL all It's qualifications OH. |
cisi notification OF this has seen cent TO the |
various foreign governments who now un |
derstand thst the Uai,et States Is to be a
PR OF the exposition, and that its
official actions will bs commensr rate
with that Ia 1876. Is Is, therefore. argued
that congress cAsnos ask the exposition
authorities TO pay the lnge costs growing
out OF this: that II Ia thu business OF the
nation not OF . session. and that II Is the
duty OF our lawmakers TO furnish ample
funds both for the construction Of the build.
ing', ana tho necessary expenses incl
dental thereto, and also that tho several
departnente and bureaus may make their
d Displays on scsle consistent with the dig
nifty ~ the government, and with the prize
OF American citizens New Haven Palla-
dinm.
Mexico and all the Latin. A merican re.
nubllcs are to make extensive EXHIBITS.
Those countries thus manifest their wish TO
enlarge their commercial r-l,tions with the
U ntted States. The population. OF those
exceed 10000, 900. Their total
ann ual trade anouo ~ 500 600, 600 Eng.
and aud Germany have moe, OF it, but the
exposition will do much to turn that grest
volume OF trade 80 this country.-Boston
Post
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fLOrsAM,

Delicious eating; Whitaker Star hams.
Yesterday was a beautiful, sunshiny
Frank L. Mum, sign painter, 500 Main
street.
Frank l.. Mum. sign painter, 500 Main
street.
The old steam fire engine No. 1 Ia still
pumplng away on the lake In the rear OF
the old most office.
Send In your orders TO Baker & Pfouts, II
you want fac work done in n sKillful and
substantial manner.
Baker q Ptouts' machinery /, all new,
aud OF most approved style. They do
iinest work at lowest prices.
Tho trhck-lavers Of tne Belt road have
reached the corner Of Commerce and Har-
wood streets on their way south
Nrs. l.. Q. O. Lamar, IT,, will keep Der
studio open during tho Week Tor The lnspec-
ton OF work done during the year.
One pound OF Whittaker's Star lam. viii
go ~ far 80 two pounds Of iresh bee, aud
the difference la taste 10 immeIee.
All sittings at MoClellsn's, 705, Main
street, phutographiCsllv speaking, IRE
~ ade instantaaeously, and his pictutss are
elegant.
No patent medicine advertising by Nc
Cle,len. 7u5 Nnln sirso,. Ha is "s'ric.y
business" HIS photos speak volumes in
hi, praise.
Mcclellan is the veteran PHOTOGRAPHER
spcr.el'o aud iirelpss. fou sill never fad
min in the e'd." but always leading,
75 M-in street.
Joe Forsvth cive bond yes,e'day IN the
Hum ~ SJlO In two CASES for Eis appearance
~ the next term OF the disirlc' court 10 an-
aver to The charge OF assault TO kill.
+. ]. -
the telephone exchange. The service is
getting 10 bs vretoh'd again and com.
plaints are General. What Is The matter?
TO whom It may concern-Noti is here
by given that trOm and after this dste, June
God, 1881 will not nay bill made in my
name by anyone save myself.
q NJ. WHEAT.
McGiuui' osrnard 4 McGinbis of Colo
rpdo City, frSS-, are Offering for snla !, $50
sores Of .sod rich land adjoining Colorado
Oily at 81 yer scr., onc-half cash, balance
in Que md two years. This land Is a good
cate investment ., $40 per acre. Title per-
feet. For next fes days cal at St. George
Madam Herrell, clsiravcyant, reveals
events, brings back absent lovers. causes
speedy marriages and gives charts of luck
10 accom- olish snv undertaking in business,
Will remsia at l.047 Elm street the remain
der of this week.
The Texss Trunk train came In yester-
day ahsrnson, having repaired washonis
asd will ran regularly between d alas and
Kent. There will be ono transfer st East
Fork OF the Trinity river. Freight will be
received at the Texas e Pacific depot as
usual.
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CnbIesnnl rbpir Cost

Toe cables ~ prs-ent Ia use, with THEN
cos,, a'.. Angio-Amsricau, four cablcs
cost >35 ,0GO. U00; Dlrec' United States, ons
cshlr, 81 0OOO00 Pluyer Qlsrtirr, one
cable. So, 400 con: Gculd's AD,ssicaa. two
c.bl.p, sl3, 600 600. rns cable ,lncs loeSed
BY ths Waat-rr u Mon therptor- rsvrs ,ents
Q not Of .6i, i01 900. or s., $50 COO .scl. Fer
this expenditure Ihsy hgv- inu- Old c.hlps
LAID in 1863. 1873 1878 gad 1874
and four yer ona,, laid Ia 1880 and 1891
reap eo,ivsly. In otd'r TO pa per cent
on .ha .p,tgl invested rNr WeNera Uri1r
comp ,nIes require $4,000 Det esrninss
per snnum. Thej,, ompenisa have 10
provide a renewal 'unt for very old csbls-,
whereas the new company vii require vsry
little for years to come. The jpist conps
MES have TO suppors four bosfds OF diJ.c.
tors four cffios ssaff., and other machinery
amounting 90 ovsr 81 000, 900 per amman.
The Volume II cable bufnets on q tariH
OF one shilling per I'D has been e,ti,ssted
a. 30 0Cc, 900 words yer nnnum. Allowing
to shs ] int companies 800 o 600 words
their rsvssus would be s. no, odp: thor
working Of psnsss being. say 81 80 coo and
ahsir renewal fund 81 J00OnI. their net
earnings would ~ only 50 $50 90. or l.
per cent. on the capital. A p-w
company With two c'bl~, doing
tbs remaining 10 100000 word bud.
uess NJ smiling tsrif could
sars g., 500 600 Allowing working OK
psusss OF $3.50 Op0 ard q rsuevN fund OF
the saa,s en- oua,, this esim ate esish hAs
been m sds BY the Lo1don Pau Mall GS
rsttr) would leave net profit OF psriv
80 TOO coo, or Over 25 per cent. on the cspi-
txl-fNew York Herald.
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Rosa Knows who.Did II.

Great was the laughter and jov a. No. II
Chambers street, the Office OF O'Donovan
Rosa, wnen Herald reporter c.lird t1erc
yesterday afternoon. The evening" papers
mad just come out, sad Rn-ss was resdlp &
aloud the com nsns OF ,hc London prsss
on the dynamite explosions. Nesr hin,
were Mr.. Pstrick Joyce, Q Mr.. Pat" Hsr-
ris. whom Rosa introduced as IAN sgea,
of miLe-one TIA, could tell d rood deal
about thees explosions II he va stsd to, my
boy, and several other individuals. all Of
whom appeared 10 derive ~ Il oite pleasure
from the description OF the LATE explosion.
mr.. II $780," ssksd the reporter, AZ ~ooa
~ that ereAs man he'd flushed resding,
were you not listls gu prissd this morn.
ing when you reed Of this exc esion p
''Surprist<l Not bis OF H." ssid Rosse;
why, my boy, kre~ I'll about IL shr,e
day I could have given you every particu.
lar In reference toit. HOLD on, though, |
muet copfe.s ives surprised when ] read
the hour at which IL occurred Tks papers
say Il took place ut hai:-psst 0 p. m, but
had not expected II wouia occur before IL
But auess must overlook this, ss every
thing Else was doos sx.csiy according TO
"Wnen do Won think the next explosion
will take place, Mr.. Rosse?' ssksd the re-
porter.
me give you a piece ~ advice. lfyou isrl
any way friendly to Queen Victoria wrts
az once .nd tell her TO get out Of WindsIr
castle within three w~eks."
"Is Windsor castle the noxt place 70 De
blown ut?"
"No, not the pext. 1t viii be the third.
The next place to be blown cp will be the
Liverpool uocKs. W.T. hstifl,' Continued
Mr.. r .ssa. ''hava made arrange ments 10
blow up, be. wcsr the Is a and i0,n ~
June, every ship II the Liverpool h.rbor,
and before July arrives the British navy
will be 10 mole"
"Yes. rir." sn,e-rnr,ed "r. P.trick
Jovrs, "beiore toe IL, OF July the Terror.
the Tnunderer. and in fact every ironc,sd
Ia the f lElish navy vii be blown up."
"G3ocnoss gracious exc'sined tbs re-
porter, fcigniDs utter alarm aud amast-
ment.
"Juss to show England what we car do
For the same reason We int-ni tn blow no
0ibrsl;sr, the Manchester rsilrced, the
London cocks, sll the underground rail
roeds Of London"
And II Won would take nv >dvic. you
would rdd the sur camel, said Mr.. joyce,
II tel you the only way 20 hur,
how can We do that a. effectively ss
BY running her commerce? So cay, blow
SDo Won know, Mr.. rerortsr," asked
Ro~ss. athat the Eoylish foverbmfnt hss
never yet caught single man who resily
had anything 10 do With these dynamite
explosiout? and Il is ell owing 70 ths per
always make these sxplosioDs tske place
pesr . railroad or steamboat landing, 20
sbot the rorties using the dynamite can
make their e<cape within hvs minutes after
"iii Bssissd b to-day lsshiss ior The
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s,en who took IN the Scotland Y.re
explosion. but 10 show YOU hog perfeo, my
strsogemssis were, Every man connected
~itn thn, exclusion was on tho Atlantic
ocean within thirty minutes from the ,ims
the explo.ion occurred. That shows hos
useless IL ~ tor England 10 Wy 10 cog,and
Against mo | tail YOU, sir, .aid Mr.. R,s'
81. that In less than nice months Ireland
will he nee, EnglsId vii! be republic, and
II Will eli b, owing W tails Office. II csn'i
be done, though. without contributions,
sod ] "a yon TO state that we would M oss
particularly lika 10 have few more good
con iibutions Just ut this time"
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Markets By TELEGRAPH.
KASsAs CITY MAEKEr.

KarsAs CRY, juno A. re Live Stnnl
I"uicTor report: CttilC-R .cciuis, 100
good gr'd's steady. medium lover; nativ.
s'ec's, 200 TO | 5 % pounds. 30 10 t"s 5O.
$50 20 J, l6l pounds average, a. 30 % 50
Hoga-t c'inis, 10000, timer hnd higher
81 90 To 50 30. shee, -Rscelp.a, 200; az Of
Gnu unchanged.
CHICAGO MABKLr.
CHiCtG1, Jgns --rne Dtovers Journal
repnrts: Hggs-Rccsiu,s, II 0OJ; openrd u
higher; closed w.rkCr, 81 50 20 90 SO. Cat
tlc-R -ceip's, 500; coru-fed, brisk and
firm; low grades weak; expbrs grades, SO "a
20 -; good to CHOICE snippine, SG4O u
SO 70; common TO medium, 80 30 " $500
grass Texans, 500 10 $40
sheep-Recolptc, $500: slow; Inferior u
fair, IS TO 81 mediuN q good, 81 TO 50;
choice to extra, 50 TO 50 70. Flour quiei
and unchanged. Wheat irregular but
fairly active; advanced early then
declined aud closed IA lover
than yesterday; June, 81 to ss Is; July
80 TO % IL; August, 907-S tn 81 ia. Corn
unsettled; closed s lower than yesterday;
lune, % SO to IS; Jolly, So 3.i TO So IL
A igus', 1884 to 81 IL. Osls dull aud .
sasds weaker for july: June, 81
to 80 Is; July, 80 IA to 335 Pork dull
declined 8 10 10, and ,hcn recovered 10 "a
20; cssh, SIS rs to $40. Juno. $40 to $40 %;
July, 80 10 to $40 rs. Lard more active;
improved 9 IL TO 5: closed steady; cash
and June. 500 IL to sos; July, sig IL 10
$40. Boxed meats stesdy; shoulders, $50;
short rib sides, 8 IS; short clear sides Sos.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, June Flour dull and
lower: family, nominal; high Erade', IS %
70 So IS. Corn In moderate dem and: mixed,
90 to 70; white, rs to II. Oats steady, with
f.,r Nd. A m Az Torn mn al
steady; 80 40 to SO As Hay lower; prime
SIS 20 $40; choice, $3.50 TO $2i.5o. Pork,
steady, sl72 Lard quiet tierce
refined lower, s3s; keg steady, 0. gulk.
meats scarce; shoulders, packed, higher,
$40 to Gas, long cltsr and clear RIB steady,
IL. Blcon steady and unchanged.
Hsms-Uhoice sug4rcuret canvaseed
and unchanged. Coilee dull and un-
changed. Sugar dull aud uu.
changed. Molssse3 dull and m.
changed. II CO steaiy With f'ir
demand; Louisiana ordii ary 70 primo.
i7Sto534 Ban ssdy with fair Dc.
msnd. Oostou lred oil steady and ~
changed. Sight exchange o. Nav Nrrk,
81 Der $1,000 prem!umi sterling exchange
b. b. 4'3l2
ST LOUIS MARkET
Sr. LOUIS, June 4 --Fiou: dull and easy.
Whest opened better, but declined and
r'osed n shsoe nnGer ves,ercaY; No, . red,
S % 2to 81 90 "a ID; 81 % 2.Juce; oS -
20 56Jnly Corn opened higher than yes'er-
sy, So 10 81, cash and Jube.O Ats du.li 81 o
30 ii, o,sh: 80 ?. Jply
Whisky steady; 81 IL. Cornmeal
quiet; S29j. Provisions slow and un-
changed, only bmall JOB trade at previous
pr ces. Cattla-Rsceipta, $500, active and
strong; sharply higher; Export. $675 70
81 25; good 10 choioe, 90 p to &C %;
common to ritcum, 50 90 TO $780,
oorn.fed Texsss, SO p % SO IS gr.,s, 81 %
to 50 %. Hos Rsssipt,, II 600; higher
aid firm; a 80 to So 80. Sneep-ReceioIs,
3 300; supoly poor IN quality; Common ioI
MEDIUM, 5? to 81, good TO choice wculi
bring "a 25 to s..
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espoused him. while TIE othsr wing
Withdrew. SiLoe that time Rabbi Schulz
hiss resigned. and Of late both wings have
been without minister. Those who had
the true Interests OF the congregation nj
henrt lsbored zssiousiv anu unoeasingly TO
bring aoouta reconciliation aud re.unite
the congregation rnd they heve succeeded.
Each Wing appointed a committee to hold
. conference ard act upon the matter. The
commi tees mst yesterday and the union OF
the wi1gs was established. which at iu-
ture NEE ling 20 be held will be ratified.
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M'GREGOK.


NEG REGoR, June 2.-ICorespondfpce :
Your correspondent Ass been abselt ~
Waco FOR week.
o. last Friday morning Mr.. w. y Bar
ksr on waking iouud IA ghlch gone aud
some money missing. He ~ orce inFtitr =
I'D ~earsh for toe m ssing articles. 81 =
plcien f,rl IN Char.ry Gibson, vourg
man aoou, IL wears IT age, sh1 was hnarn
I'M, as was Barker, wirp Proie s)r n.
Gstpr ght. Il rksr etgted ut nace
In compsny Of Ga'hiieht IN scar n tcr q o
Young man, who was foun at the clou
depo / lost read, TO leave on the Marrow
euage cas- ound ui1. Through the
promises OF Professor GsthTi2ht yourg
Gibson was induc d 70 give mp toe wrcf.
| a the preliminary 'risl before NJ. Johi-
con sso he vas bcurd nvtr TO the krana
jurv in O bcnd of $500. The oifictrs have
very kin ily held him ,ver swaiting the &C
tioa of his friends n make the bond Ter
him. The occurrence Is greatly reerettsc,
as(itbs Do wa. q ycuDe mso vel thoughtoi
R-v M. Andrees, q minister OF TIE
Chistisn church, who has been insane fof
s-v-rai week, tried some two weeks ago TO
kill hims II by cutting his throat, but by
cio-e attention ne Wa saved but DOLLY 20
make snother effort last Sn1rdSy. by
poisoning, which was tucceeJul. He died
rom the effects Of the poison ard vac
buried In McGregor yesterday. Mr. An
drsvs before bis insanity came on was Q
kind, Intelligent and good citizen.
W. G. O'Brysn, OF our town Who has
ben prsc lsing laH under tsWRcxhyy
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Gliinpscs.

Il
The Nav York Suns Chicago lstt' r ssys:
| Sitting Bull LsVson wse The must oodsp.c.
| uous New Yorker Who arrived He sougst
| hte psrl m o. sho Leland hotel, AID sGs
| suiotly the prey Of Chicago reporters. IL
| 10 b.. fifth consecutive turn ns delegate >
| o national rsputi.osn convention. lie sx-
presses the utmoet confidence in Ar'hurs
nomination, but does not hesitate TO SOY
that CIR Ans might b. sprung 90 the con-
vsntiou we're IL not for tho kariuu
bank failure and eSendtnt circum.
STANCES. Slias u. DuicDer, wszriDg
the only straw hist In Chicago, Clint Wheel
or. Jim Warren, General Shsrpe, Congress
men Burleigh, Jim Sgart, James x. Ds.ts,
and II )wsrd Carroll are the prominent New
York politicians on the street.. Tnsy are
q I veil crossed and full Of Arthur cleo.
t-icty. They are sglow a. the least toucn.
a Vi generate G powerful light when doubt
ful delegates spsosr. As tue day wore or
an Arthur hammer was Hung 70 the bsesz,
nv Jimmy Davies from rhs Leland hote',
Blaine lithograps we're tscked In copspicu-
Gus plscrs at the Grand Pc 4 . a,d Lrcsn
song DO X with pnotograi b OF BLACK
JAG. - we're distr .buted In tke crowded
s,r-.t.. Here ~ the chorus oiore song:
For logan tue. who wore the tlue.
IN shout b. h long aud late.
He 4 nv c5oicr. mg hero nus,
He 1. my cAndida'e.
he inv can he 4. my car, be Is NY can ii3ste.
Al sffosts 10 fiDo singers ., r tne sore.
bpr-var. we're fuiie. The Arthur. Blaine
I'D Lrrna headquarters were open u dsv.
T. ev are g-cup..i In the Grand P-ci5c no
,si The Arthur heacqnsr ers are tue lu-
r..riel hesaq ls,tsts ~ iour years ago. the
B.aius headquarters are opposite shs
r,oms of the neiioJal COMMITTEES.
Thy are the rooms which tee
Baiae msn four years ago cooDed
~ the negrcts v pom ny csurht ss'sgxl'g
a. the tall emo Of the imperial army. The
Logan hes5Qu>rfrrs are tbe spa1mtn,s 90
QUO I'd BY Wislism +. Ohandlsr % tbs | vt
c,nvsnfion. Loesn's l. the only hesdquar-
teri contrasting oed. Ia tbis little room
Long John site nunino Chicago
re- and telling chestnut 49, BIZ Gov
frDor Bsvsridge and scoFsof the Iilipoins,
DO year cor, felt hass snd their hair . 10
Loean, ~ usually fQustted oseund him,
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DISTRICT COURT.

There were three convictions IN this
court yesterday and tina. number added IA
lha population Of the penitentisry.
Burn BAsl~y, = slick looking nsers lsd
slsry aud was gwen Two years. Thls is ths
third time he has been convicted OF bur
glsry. He served out one term OF t~o
years, and ths govsrpor pardoned him In
toe other case on account of his being 90
young.
William LAWS, coiorsd, smother young
spec linen OF q burglar. pieaded guilty and
was sivsn tvo years.
Frank Wilson Was convicted Of burglary
aid given two years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-05
Railroads and Wheat.

Fifty.csrt wheel at Cnlc,go me"ps fifty.
cent whess In the interior towns OF the
western winter wheat region, and II
means low prices In all the territory tribu'
t:ry 10 the north we-tcrn systeB Of roll.
ronds. fhs shorLsighted kings Of trans
portsiion, confident OF the imperial posi-.
tlcn sup posed 10 bc occupied BY our wheat.
Acids, ssrsglpily attempted to levy toll on
tss workers Of thu world. The attempt hes
been . failure. The sums Of money nec.s.
sAry 10 psy intersst on the bopdP, and divl.
dsnds os she stock Of the railroads
cen no longer be derived from
zee szvicu turistp, who in the future will
hare to sell wnH.L from Gftv 20 eighty coats
per busn.l Tney csunos p,v tteir tsx q
aud 1.-Two on fitsy.csnt wheat l. Is asserted
tna, tbs roads o.Dnos hsul for lees than
they IRE now doiog and pay divid. Dds on
tha,r stock. Probably no', but still ther
will have 70 haul for trts. or they will 10 II
ere.s extent drive the agricultural p,puia
ton ont OF wheat Kissing. Toe enecs ~
~ ss would bo tnst they could no longer
cay the interest on their bonds. There ~
10 alternative. Freight charges hsse got
10 DO 10 wered 20 allow our surplus when a.
d I'd y market, and IL the roads IA 70
longer earn eishs per cent. GA wSlsred stock
,hey car, probably. II welt managed, ear
the into. ess on their bonds.