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AZ the 81. George: W Tatum, Corsi-
cana, J l. Johnson, Denveri w Il Car
dill. Decatur; A p Foster, ~ Abingdon,
Mass; Joe Hall, cleburnci I + patter-
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attention.

AtCntioni
-Four "Conquerorsn thooks Of songl
were taken from the Baptist church.
rhey are DIR. O. u. Hewett's properly
and he wants them quick.
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B RUG d Ii Me-!

Tie Greatest and only Perfect Hair Restore,
Nver Discovered,
MIR, Bruce having discovered this wonder.
al RoStOrcr offers II 10 the public after repeat.
"a experiments claiming for II qualities pos
,essed by no other hair preparation Cverman.
ufactured, II does not dye the hair, but
causes new growth In It's original ColOrGttcl
two weeks application, itmutters not whether
tho hair rs Of the deepest black or most deli.
ate blonde. II also entirely frees the head
rom dandrulT, and Ia free from any poison
nus drug. The proprietor guarantees TO give
one hundred dollars SlN'Ol t9 any person
20 their entire satisfaction all that Is claimed
,or Il. over twenty thousand ,2O,OOD) test
moniuls and letters of approval could be fur.
nshcd. For a dressing to clean the head oi
| landruif, keep the hair from falling out OF
| turning gray, II has no equal, BY its use as q
| lrcsSing the hair Will retain soft and GLOSSY
| appearance; and Will never turn gray.
| PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
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EOR RsNr

lNoR RENr-A NICE COTTAGE or SEW
en- rooms. ON south side of Wood str0f
m second house west OF lBrowdor street. ina
choice ncighborhood. Apply to MURPHY y
go AM, Real Estate Agents and Collectors
M. 7O0 Main street. aug5l-ll
EUR RENI-BI THE SOUTHWEST
l. LAND COMPANY, 7O7 Main street,
broom house, M. 5l5 Veal street, ass a-room
house, No - Flora street, east OF Texas Cen
trail Rntlfnad, s.; broom house, near Con-
vent, Fast Dallas . acres land, so; a.Nom
house, 1891 Polk street, opposite OH Works,
81; broom hOusa, corner Ervny anu Wood
streets, $50; Broom house, East Elm street
near branch, rs; broom house on North
HARDWOOD street, near branch, SO; l-roOm
house, VS. main street, $40; i-ruom house,
East Dallas, north of Fair Ground, sla,
i-runin house, Live oak street, near Convent,
auE3itf
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NOTICES.

4 uud lls Bryan street., an old gold watch
krN,StrpuirH % .d agate set. \ reward VIII
be Wi ION return 20 Herald ulice. nuall-lt
NOTICE TINS Is 10 NOTIFY nuE
- public TINT / MN no liable for any debts
o contract, that Di,u HaruhJrt ma! make.
. 80 GNuNuAtH uus'' -H,
NFurICE-INpEE NNDIi AtIul,II4
y utu .solutionNGppiod by the council of
hcuuy of uulns, Juuc 3, 1854, Scuird propo-
sails VIII Doe received az the utlice ul tAa city
Secretary until So'cluC6 p. M, september /,
1854, for lighting the city either by IuS or
electric light for period of two years from
and after November 10, 1881. The city Couu-
III rcscrV : the right to reject any Orull bids.
n.N INV f'f.. 's.,r. I..H..
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Nome 40 cha 4AN ..Al It.- .'.r.
" FICE OF Assessor AND COLLECTOR,
'IrN HALL, August II, lSSj.--l again beg to
r,ul your attention To the iuct that the city
axes for the year 1854 are due and must he
paid before the list day of September. Costs
will be added after that date The city has
obligations to meet To pay for the vast
amount of improvements which have been
made aud are now under construction.
would urge all those good citizens who eau
pay to 10 50 now, ana not wait till the last
day of this month J. G., BOGEL, Assessor
and Collector. nugl2-'l
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EUt SNLr. $40, ~ 40 S-U,tOU-I HAVE,
u this amount to invest la some snfo pay
Ing business; might invest In live stock or
ranch If Il bargain on rel. Address, with
particulars, RAYMOND, Box l9j, Dallas,
lcNus. autnQ RI
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EON "ALn-A BAnu ,iN--NE OFFER
II Tor 'nlc a fruit and market farm, one
mile from Dallas and will lend the pur-
chaser $3.50 thereon, SIMPSON & HUFF.
MAN. ~. ElW 81. nur.7-7t
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HON EN,iiAN, Nv Z. AltH AUTHOR
1 lied TO exchange Il hricl; building On Elm
street Dallas, aud loo head ofcatllc for either
wilt land or mn improved farm. SIMPSON &
llUFFWNV, ~ Elan - nura7. N
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kindergarten special feature.
Vocal and calcsthenic exercises daily.
Free hand drawing on blackboard and
sight singing without charge.
ENriiA, PER MONTH.
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MAMren.


w ANTED-rH REF GIRLS AND TW1
~ boys To WOtl. on paper boxes. Apply IN
~ Ella street. JoHN SCuILLING. aug!l-2t -
IA ANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
W keeper or travelling salesman by so.
Der, experienced young man, w tn good roe
NlANTED MMEDiATELY-2,6 TsTR
w cedar telegraph poles, IS feet lor a nnl
less than five inches IN diameter at ,oS Jee
lEei,d on itnc OF Iranscontinent !, Bnilrnad
teams 70, ,iGndlinga and distri' MIN ,cIeere,i
material h.tv cen Dallas . al Sh@Ttnan XXX
TexarRaua and sherman, dr. STATING
full particulars, DAVE VI AL, stunt. B,& o.
Telegraph %, G llyestrin, texts aug3l-2t
WANTED-A GERMAN WOMAN AS
cooN lor COZ airy hotel; good wages to
ply 10 IONS or ri y, Kopperi, Tex. augS6tf
WAEihr AN ACTIVE AND lNTELLI-
" gent joung man for the office of the
,, sure y Co. in tins city. Apply by letter,
SMltnP full particulars, to the Supernten-
eeIL' 3 Main str. T.. aug}O-tf
VA NTnIJ--BUAltD FOR You NC LADY
~ in u strict y private family, or where
/ only a few bOarlcrs: must he on II street-car
line. Address MAJOR ELLIOTT ii raid. Il
| XAAN ED-FOUk tIkSI-CLASS CAS;-
! w penters, 81 per day. Apply in persoiiN
no CORRESPONDENCE answered. JOHN X. MI.
NOR, Corslcnnn, Texas augS-Ut
/ M
| w suitable Tor light housekeeping, some-
where in residence portion city; references
given and required. Address c. II W, this
| office, aug2g3t
WANlED-fO SELL A HOUSE ANN
w I9l, story frame, with / To ms and
| hall, No. 0CuIolinc ST.; splendid well. Applk
10 COlr y White, Main st. augSl-lvA
NATANrrD i-IIA-S OOKN
w must be sober, steady man. Address,
with reference e, stai ny wages desired HnwS
House, CISCO, IeNs. rug29-lw
NA5ANlED-BY \ JOURNALIST OF 30
| W years experience, employment ON n
Texas daily: has Il thorough know edge of the
English and its III nature and public men
ana measures; Is pr1clttN printer and can
guurauiee competency md soDriety. Address
n :. MS Office. aug2B-7t
"a A.,Itll GENTS. ADDRESS ST.
W Louis r. ectric Lamp CO. st. Louis, Mo-,
for circulars. cuts aud terms of so candle
power Marsh Elecirlcnl Lnmp. augs W sl6t
M NORMAN 10 COON, MASH
" and iron fora small family Good wages
/ Mrs, FITZGERALD, l20 Bryan street. augll-tf
NNrANIED-IOIEi lir.LP-O4Nl1 CHAM-
w bcrmaid and waiter; both must give
good reference; Barnes house, Albany, Tex ;
J L. Bnrucs. Proprietor. Ju2O-tf.
N[ANlEp-FIFIl LADIES TO MAKE
: w pants, drawers, ONerallS and shirts;
! now Is the time 10 secure good positions. Ap-
/, ply between ! and & o'clock. BLAERENniP
q BLAZE IyA-lyr
M ANTED-IhE Ili%AS MUTUAL EN-.
W dOwment Association will give good and
e profitable employ nent to experienced insur
A anCp solicitors. Address A. NJ. II ALL, Sccre.
: tary, 7E3 Main street, Dallas, Texas. iyln
w ANTED-ACIlNE MEN 10 CANVASS
. w Tor our subscription books I'm every city
0 and county in Texas: liberal terms and per.
0 manent employment given. Cali on or ad.
II dress j. W STRONG. 40 Main a rnnt-IQ
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A'Ult sALE-A bIACkSVIlH COM
L pl,te outfit the only stand in the place;
j, T. MEwsuAw, Duck Creek, Dallas Co.
aug27-Tt
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EuNSAnE-Wr OFFER tUIt SALE At
halt price, engine, boiler, corn MILL, chNp
mil, corn-shelltr WOud-saw for cord wouN
az necessary pullcys. shalilug. belts, etck
said machinery new and i'm active operatioIl
SIMPSON a HUFFMAN, ~ Elm street, bal
las, IeNnS aup2n- la
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t'Oh SALE-lilr OLDEST AND BEST
located Livery Stable In the cltyof Dallas
Is offered Tor sale, because the present propri-
etorS IRE not horn livcrymCn, We can show
any one that the stable has not only made.
nut Is even now, In July, making money. For
u practical liverymun, this is rare opportu-
nliy 10 secure good thing, Terms one
third cash, balance ON any reasonable time
wanted, with interest and well secured. APP
ply to- or address WHEAT & WHEAT, Dallas,
l'NNS' augl-tt
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XATAN ED-fOuk tlkSI-CLASS C8A;-
w penters, 81 per day. Apply in persoiiAs
no correspondence answered. JOHN K. MI
NOR, Corsicpnn, Texas aug2N-Ut
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WANIED-IO SLLL a HOUSE AM
w lot, story frame, with 10 ms and
hall, No, 0Calolinc ST.; splendid well. Appk
to Cole d White, Main ST. augSi-lA
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IA ANiED-lIOI i4LiirLP-ONlI CHAM
w bcrnaid and waiter; both must give
good reference; Barnes house, Albany, Tex;
j l.. Buruus. Proprietor. lu20-tf
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"a .sItll--AGENIS. ADDRESS ST.
w Louis f. ectrc Lamp Co St Louis, Mo-,
for circulars. cuts aud terms of so candle
power Marsh Electrical Lnmn. augs W sl6t
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LADIES TO MAKE
w pants, drawers, Overalls and shirts;
now Is the time TO secure good positions. APP.
d BLAKE. iyyO.lvr
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WANTED k-T-IIA-S IOOKA
w must be a sober, steady man. Address,
Withrefg.cnce stat ny wages desired, Haws
House, Cisco, Texas. iug29-lw
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". IA NIEij--BUAltb FOR You NC LADY
~ in u strict y private family, or where
only few bOar,lcrs; must he on II street-car
Inc Address MAIOK ILI1OTr, III raid. q
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IGOR SALE-LAEGls HORSE SUITABLE
L tnr carriage or drrft; g,ntle and we'll
broken. GEORGE A. WEBSTER, 7Ol Elm st.
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4OR SALE g. on DGuD .ERMS-A "
I passenger bus; Only run { months. Adj
dress j " SIMPSONS. AicNia. les. aug2s-it
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I1OR SALE ui. NINA FINE MEM SIX
room cottage cheap; beautiful place.
INQUIRE at the Eclipse Iumber Yard. r. NJ
PAGE, Iy2Ir
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TIE REBELS IN THE SOUDAN.
osNAN pICMNs FOLLOWERS IN DISTRESS
ENGLAND AND TIE EGYPTIAN FINANCrs-FRfNCH |
lIInNs.

ENGLAND AND TIE EGYPTIAN fINANCEs-fRfNCh
OBJECTIONS.
SUANIN, Sept. 2G.-Mcsscngcrs from the friendly
tribe of Amararj camo into Suakim to-day. lhey
ask for supply of food and arms to enable them To
continue their successful campaign against the
Ugdcndowas. The messengers declare that the
rebels are unable to move. becausc many OF thelt
number are suffering from wounds. The great
leader Osma1 Digma. has only 200 followers M
Tamai. 1hc rest of his aIh,rcnts have been dis
pciscd through want of supplies. llandooh II uh-
occupied and the road to Bcrbcr is clear Of the en-
cmy for many miles
CNuo. Sept. 2G.-lt is expected that the Egyp-
tinu Government will simply make formal
acknowledgment OF the receipt oi the protest
against the suspension of the sinking iurd. which
was presented Yesterday bl the representatives "t
Germany, Austria France. aud Russia.
PAui,. Sept 2G-I, Pp.iy urges ihc Powers to in
form England that she has gone too Tar IN pIunpt
INK Tie Egyptian Government To break the inter-
national lass IN regard to Egyptian hnanr's.
England. the sarc paper saya, cannot he allowed
to dispose of Egypt rs she likes.
The National cNprcssc, the belief that In cons'-
quenco of the protest Of the Powers England h"7
already resolved to modify the financial measures
which she had expected Ia enforce IN Epvp'.
LoNDON, sept. The contingent of tie guards
who are going 20 Egypt 10 form part oi Ihe CAM
CORDS started for Portsmouth to-day. lht resi- OF
the volunteers for the camel corps 10 the humpei oi
500 left Ald"rShot to-day
ALrNANDEIt. sept. 2G.-rrigandagc j. seriously
increa ,inq in the interior of the country LoIl
Norlhbrook the British High Commissioner, has
zone 10 examine into the matter.
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FROZEN TO DEl1H on LONGS PEIK.
4 TLUCEY NEW-YoEk WOMAN ~ COLORADO lHif'
HER STRENGTH roo MrCH.

HER STRENGTH TOO MrCH
Denver. sept. 2G-Nhss G.. !. Wclton, wealthy
young woman from NeV-York City, porished IN
srowstorm last Tuesday night, Willie descending
Longs Peak. She had been spending the
season az Colorado Springs, aud NSi'hg
Pixies Peak and other points of interest few
weeks ago she wcut TO Istcs Park. stopping az
tho hotcl there. On Monday evening sho walked
over to the house of 20 guide. one Igwh UNlug a'
,ho foot oi Longs Peak. and engaged his SON age
uluCtVCu who acted 90, guide Ia ascending i' l'Nh
nest morning. AZ q O'Clock ON lu"HdHN morning
they left the house and safely Wccudci the peak
but encountered Gctcc snoW storm ON
their return, during which Mis- Wcllon
hccamc completely cnllcd. Young Lamb assisted
hen IN the descent the lfni way ho could dG nnll
about . o'clock At nJlh when her Nif"neih en-
titclY failed. IT, then carried her iot hall mi''
whom. finding hsoWu strength lainS he tuld h'l
tunl the only chance of saving either oi thcii llNcs
Nas for him 20 leave her and go to ms fathers
housc, seven milcs distant, Tor resistance ne
lrft her al 10 o'cln,k and returned Wlth
assistance at / O'Clock on wednesday morning, buJ
found her frozen 10 death. The body was taken TO
Lon g,uont aud will bc sent hence 10 New-l ork.
\ heavy snoWatOm prevails on the mountains
tO~nIrLt
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U0rNDED WITH 4 PENKNlFE.

WAsHrNGroN, Sept. 2G.-Iohn McNahon, Il
printer who tp thi- city from NcwIork two weeks
ago. Was fatally cut Tonight by George
Hough, $50 printer Tho men had been drink.
iug together and had hnd dispute ~ 10
which WIS thc better man ut wrestling. IIouCh sud
,l,uv -prah at NcNllhon cryng TlldO for you uoW,'
and -ahbrl him twice In the neck with pcuhuic. II is
thoupht that ho Will die. IIough was captured and
l..L L,.I nm.
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weighing 81 , grains, blown into the brain ot Eh"'
McCom, OF thi, city. This heavy Peco OF r"h' sew
cra pieces and piece of his felt hat were WIN
drawn from his head aud without trcpannnS by making
an opening I'm the frontal bone through which hat te
spuOuiul Of brains OOlcd The wound las h1l'' nnu
the patient experiences no Inconvenience tN'gp' i"h
the hot rays of the sun. aud is we'll as cN'i lu' co
f. among the most remarkable on record.
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FIXTURES LN BUSINESS.

ST. LorIs, Sept. 2G.-The st. Louis Mall
l,,blc Iron Cinpai,y made a assignment h, morning,
to john r. Davis. II. VI. Fncy !, president OF the com
pauy and Il. e.. Tarr,r. secretary; Tue -'n,!In "l 'He
assets shows lll,ouO. Ih' ha'lIin'- "'' 7''''''
smuops 4 -c,cu nillcr- of Virlcn. lll.. have made
r,i,ucut C,i. tb, b,t,dt of their creditors. Their
Uabuiifr, a.c $4,000 and their assets estimated 40
$4,000.
rI,rt b.re mad. AN assignment this morning 70 his
brothernlaw Solomon Levi, OF Rochester. Liabilities,
s10o0O assets SIl 900 Octtngcr Brothers ana Joseph
Irf,ch OF NcwNOrk are among the preferred ctedoI-
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KILLED BY rHE FILING or TIHBERS.
SEVERAL PERSONS HURT WHILE WATCHING IhE
FILLING or \ BALLcON.
IN TElrGEArH 10 nm IEHrNEl

ERIE Pa sept. 2G.-At the County Fair today
the tm5cT- that were supporting 4 balloon that
was about to be- filled fell on a crowd
that was looking on Samuel C. Pherrin, Il
respectable farmer was instantly lilel. hIs skull
being crushed IN. James Wadsworrh q farmer was
fatally injured and a number of others were lurt.
W. T. Edwards, secretary of the Agricultural So
ci"ty. had teeth knocked ont and his face DIS
figured. The accident W5S caused by the cutting
OF the guy ropes. by some unknown person. MI
subsequent attractions of the ialr were declared
of. Pherrn WAS forty years old and he leaves a
" lle and large family.
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LARGE MErfMG N PEyySrLr4yIA.

SrROUpsBCRG, Penn, sept. 26.-A large and
enthusiastic Republican meeting. held here yesterday
evening, addressed 10y judge shpman, Of Bclvider
y j. The Judge held Dis large audience spelbound by
lt.loouepcc and the strength of his Arguments. lie
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KILLED IT FLAG RAISING

NORWICH, Conn, Sept. 2G.-At a Republican
flag raising at Taftyle tonight, tho flagstaff fell, kill
ing Mrs. Paul Tctrault and fatally irJGlns another
woman.
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ALARM Is \ FLAT HOUSE.

Flamcs ran up through INC UuIHU-N"I''I
shaft of Alderman Grant, n,,--tory Nat house. No. 81
Wet FifiyGuh-~t al , @. u. yesterday causing H"'n
alarm w one was injured. however "nd N hi' |u
NOT extend beyond the kchcns IN the several nat lu
damage dl not exceed $1,000 II was Ho' ANo"" ''"
IL, L. d
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SEEKING A MURDERER.
THE TOMS RIVER MYSTERY UNsoLvED.
CONTINUING THE coRoNER's rNQrrss-MGs. wAiN'
wRIGIT's TEsTGMONN

! Tons RIVER, y. j.. Sept. 2O.-lt was cX-
pc,tcd thai to day would Doe prolific h sensational de
Nclopmcuts at the inquest ln the Wainwright murder
case and at nm carly hour the train, began TO unload
| people from an parts of tnc county whn
/ w. re- attracted by q morbid cmfr-ty or hy th't
friendship or political cnm} for Ei-on X. Rockwell
Whom the doors opened swuNiu-. pushing throns
of ,iluacr. wntcrmcu md woolnnu, poured through
the door, wt ever, seat was occupied 'ud o ai@o7 nn
tho space within the bar wcrc nllcd that u Nas Viii
dlncuty that the witnesses could mako their way
through o the stand Within thc barr utI table n'li the
Iul sat Coroner klprc with Justice WilA'' d" hi' -l'"
\. &. Martin and T. ". 'umiclnrl. EochWcIS h"lb'
| j. lluluc, IHnlsil, the lawyer for the
Wnnvriehts. aud Prosecutor Middleton, who
had co.o to hs 'it wilson. the detective The 'V
animation ot the Vituc.,o, was practically conducted hy
the latter who whispered sus .uou' to Middleton nt
almost every question. Neither Nlowc Grp'rd Ninrb'
tom nor any orc To represent him was prt'nt Tie hd
tclrgiaIhcl at uoon that hc coui n" '"mr R"k"'il'
lawyers were allowed to N1liu' thc Vltn'ss''
and tho stt, had free scope ia c pri,on OF Nr Middle
ton, 10 Introduce It, testimony
Close beside the witness chair. leaning neuin.t tao
udg,', ro,ru, stood three -hut guns and idurud Tho
luttcr WAS wrapped m newspaper aid one of The guns
| va, carefully concealed from sight Ia a hght hor'o
blanket The umrod the one winch Charles Vain
wright admitted belonged to him, ami the
haulrtcd gun is Rocwclrs. Il is said th't op its barrel
| and brcoch are stains believed 10 De- Of blood
! The hr, witness examined was cVSho,ia Clayton Rob
bins who testified about his n-tutiuS the search for
amWlghrs body aud finding the trail OF the bodj and
a wagon in the mel ehborhood OF Wain"Ii-hi~ home lie
! said i'm addition: ION Thursday morning went 10
| WainWr-ht's home and saw the "il' "h" I"sH'r
| whom asked II thcy I"N h""" It""I
| Jim yet Ms NahNHsW ""'"'''' ~
| SIZE drlnt seem To care m"H "'''
it, I asked George 90 with me 70 t'c 'asc hy The
too'-p3th When we -"i 10 the Lam place 'N'i' 1""'
Nol/cI l\'> Wc met oti'IH "I" VIII" '".l" '''''''''
| around until the murder WAS traced out When ! NrHt
! 4 lf4 r..N Il lftNsl lIfF
| -, ..:, NJ. ga,
! mar h'f M,paho Ii'' '''n SL"'' -" ,"',' ''' "'.
| II. eo & WIiuVll lf llIist. | cot
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THE EVENING DEMONSTRATION.
lt~ONE hI IT.
CANDIDATES :

OVER 200. 600 PERSONS GREET TIE REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES.
lRY TELEGRAPH 10 TnE TRIBUNE.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 2G.--1he demonstration mere
tonight was much like that at Buffalo last hlgh h''
There were more people in the streets here ana a
greater number of strangers, as both Blame ana Lo-
lCouiinucd fiiih PaseI
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SEVEN ATTEMPTS TO BURN THE CITY
FIRES STARTED IL SIX BCIIDNGs-rHE FLAMES
my Trlrcn,rm ro rnr rnrnrvrl

lBY TELEGRAPH TO riir TRIBuNE.l
CLEVELAND. Sept. 26.-'rhc recent disastrous
conHagmons in this city, nm,takahy of an incondiary
origin, have created feeling of uncasuesS among bust
ness men. There has been much excitement over the
discovery Of what appears to bc organized attempt to
burn the city, the business portion ~ IT, soon after
O'Clock iast evening na"c were discovered IN passage
way chat leafs between the Wiltshire and Powers Blocks
t"ooi the largest buildings In The city, Some employees
wcte attracted To the scene and the TIRE qucay cN
ngui,hod. Papers aud sht,ng~ hat been lnltcd. aud
had the tire been allowed ten minute, hcJlwHy, the con
scpucncc voUd n an probability have lcon serious. Hs
this waa on ugly place for tine engines 10 play upon H.
The pJ.tugovlN /. surrounded hy co.o'y built hirh
! ltillutt every slide Tho whole Square between
Bank. Seneca uud superior st.. voad hay" boca nt
the mere, Of the nlmc.. Latter IN the oven.
ius 70 vtt fouul That the wiltshire Block nd been nrcl
la ibls llWc uu The locoud Nunr THIS lire Vaa moro
,hlul} pluurl than the other. ue bottle ot petroleum
W., hrou.ht into rclusition. 1hr halfway was mll of
smoke hrd tac door nnd partitions ot small wusto
Room wen, ob..lc. The ntov1, cNpueu.hcI mntcw
m'ncuts. with the Assistance OF hrcmcu from neigh
boring cusinc house. TIL, attempted burning WAS also
started 90 the most difficult place of uccrs, IL being no
/ the cNtgcm' cud of the large hadius.
Two suspicious, looking men had been seen proving
about 'c hulm durius the day. and had been ordered
away About the time OF tIc fires In these buildings
hlai' va- discovered m c upper story OF the f'clnm
building, ON superior ST. The III. I.mru ioIil pile of
/ rubbish burning and cNtueui-li,I IT, How the fire
clen. i- Unknown hut The cI.c usual n mysterious
case. l. attributed 10 -poutaueou, com1n,tion." Ats
o'clock n t evening clouds of ,mokr were seen issuing
nom Tie hole under The stairway of Ee &ati0nal Bank
! Em"n-. corner OF superior and y ltcr SIS. Observer
A. }. Davis If the signal service di-coNcrci thc '9
and aided n qu"ncing them. 1ni,-hre Wa~ ina ot of
WASTE pcr a"d u, prompt discovery w.'a bIe>-.n to
N"'et ana 'itU'- ST. nloiht>0 men lie cause !, uH
known. dul Is acllu called spOtauc combustion.
An excited croWi OF business stool n 'front.' of the
Nu-hfe buldn- rms morning dI-r4.-ih the propa1le
Ct-" o tine inc, ud't attempts, and Specializing a. To-
tho authors. constant slrctn OF people poured INTO
tic hi"'' I" 100" W th' -cr Oh i' Hi' 10 .'lI.
in' H'-' "ll"lS ID lhe c''N. lir '' m me me n'd,N,.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
4 REuiRK4BLE SURGIC1L CASE.

MrxcIr, Ind, Sept 2G.-By the explosion of
gun la-t Apn an iron breech pin Ia Inches long aud