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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02
Espsss Gsry Produce Marker.

| haflsss CITY, september %. 1884
Jhe Daily ipticsso, REPORTS
| FIODR-DulI.
Quotations: Family 25g1 30; choice. a05
40 iaDoy, 60 i 65 patent, 2 i5Gs2 20; Rye, 50
! NHEAI-Ihe market was generally quiet
Cash was in some demand and higher. N> re(
| winter, cash, $50 5S5.c; September, 5sl6c bid
5s54c asked October, $500 bid, 59c siked; Noyem
per, eo11c bid, 6i1<c asked; December, 6211sc bid
6os4c asked; January, CSC bid CSC asked; May
7014c bid, Tic asked. No. 8 red, E01sc bid, 81 y,
asked: No. 4, nominal. Rejected, So sc asked
! CohN-The market was weaker and %@IL,
| lower. NO mixed CASH 43c; September, 42d
42Ac; October, first halt. aiAc bid. 43c asked; Oe
PC asked: the year, 2614c bid. 27hc asked; Janu
! airy, 26c bid. 2714c asked; May, 28Lc bid, 2sJ6t
| asked. No. white mixed. September, 42hc bid
| SIC bid, 40c asked
pAls-Cash and September. 22s4c bid, aat
EIE-Cssh. 4o14c bid; September. 4lc bid.
BUTTER Good demand. ana unchanged
Quotations: Creamery, choice. &c; fair to good
20@22c; fine dairy. In single package lots 2Oc
| stors packed. l24p1ic sour and poor, 6@9c.
died '"
PRAIRIE CHTCKENs--Hgher. 3 90 rer dozen.
POULTRY-Quiet and unchanged.
Quotations: Old hens. 3 % per dozen; mized,
5oHS W per dozen; spring chickens large ia
2 10, small, Ojto2 % per dozen.
goGN MEAL--Green Sc: kiln dried, 90.
DRY SALT MEA ff,-shcUldees, 7Ae, ,uesr eidas
htces. e'o.o, ClShr no sftlsS. ftJIO
SMOKED GEATS-shoulderz. Sl< {. ions cJaa,
does, l2G, nib sides, 1919: clear rib s,tias 2%r.
HAMS-Saeer cured. 1870.
BREAKFAST BACON-is11a.
DRIED REEF-I3c
BARREL MEATs--Pcrk, homeless, 1913 90: clear
pork, % 10; mess pork, IS 49,
LARD-Tteroe, 2 %; half barrel, s 25
TALLOW-No. 1, Sc No. 2, &C.
sORGHUM-25c per gallon
CHEEsE-Full cream, 12c; fats partly skim
med, !1aGSiSc; Young America. 13c.
i5iShN--Bulk, S5c; sacked 45c p 100 fbs
FLAX SEED-H 17n1 10 D..s,s -frr
BROOM CORN-Hurl. 3Ha4c; self working
3@4c; short and crooked, 2@3c.
hAI-Fancy small Usiel, %; larra bsleo
7 80: new, 90. 0A
WOOL-Missouri, uuwsshed-heavy fine. i'm
!Ic; light fine, l7@2Oc: medium. 1S@20c: me-
dunn combing, 1Sd20c; coarse combing 1J02Ac
low and carpet. 12@15c. Kansas and Nebraska
heavy fine. 11@l5o: light fine, l5@17c; medium
!7gl9c; medium combing, -; coarse cOmbing
ll@14c: low and carpet, 9@12c. Tub washadoe'
choice. 2oG30c; medium, 26@2Sc; dinxy and low
23@26c. e' "A" N'"'
HIDES AND PELTS-Hides. dry flint. M
q 10, Ice: No 70 Is: dry sslted p b 12c. Green
sailed, No. | ID SC; green sailed No 2 "a 10 &c.
Green. No. p ID 7c No. p ID SIC; calf q ID lie
sheep pelts, DRY, . b l0c.
COMPARATIVE sTArEMEHY.
The following table shows the prices o, yyba,,
Corn, Oats and Rye at the close % On my fc-J-
Ia comparison With the previous ia SUD ;,ra1sn,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02
FOREIGN

Christine Nilsson Is on her way to Amer.
lea.
DR.; Wolf OF Zurich has discovered q
comet.
Police arrested twenty one Anarchists at
Vienna.
The earthquake shock was also felt in
Canada.
All the Anarchists in Austria are said to
be in Jail.
The bazaar and 400 houses at Zeftoun,
Syria, burned.
Gen. wolseley prepares to ascend the
Nile October 18th.
1t is again reported that China wants to
settle peaoeably that little affair with
France.
English bondholders have ratified the
agreement for the settlement of the Mexi.
can debt.
Ell Mahdi has twenty Krupp cannon, and
10000 of his followers are armed with
American rifles.
The Eleventh annual convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
opened at Toronto.
The Austrian Consul at Khartoum has
not been heard of since last April. 1t is
feared he was killed.
The loss by the burning of the Grand
Trunk shops at London, Ontario, is placed at
half million dollars.
The British gunboat Wasp was wrecked
off Tory, Ireland, northwest of Ireland.
Fifty-two men were lost.
The Canadian Government has authorized
the laying of cable from Sable Ialand to
Halifax, Q distance Of 100 miles.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

| POLITICAL AND PERSONAL
Logan's voice is wreck from too mucl
talking.
John 6. Carlisle has been renominatet
for Congress.
Gen Grant and Blaine had conferenc,
in New York.
The Peoples party formally opened th'
campaign at Boston.
The Secretary of State in Maine give.
Robes majority as SAL.
The ever-sanguine Don Platt regards
Ohio safe for the Democrats.
Senator Pendleton of Ohio is recovering
! from a severe spell of sickness.
The Greer hackers of the Eight Missouri
district nominated Andy Brown for Con.
gress.
The Greenback. Labor party of Louisiana
Endorsed Butler and placed an electoral
ticket in the field,
Congressional nominations: Fourth Penn
sylvania, J. B. Storm DEM; Dakota Ter
ritory, o. s. Clifford (Rep.)
The Republicans of the First District of
Michigan nominated Col. John Atkinson
for Congress on the first ballot.
Geo. J. Gould was elected Vice President
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
Vice Augustus Schell deceased.
Texas straight-out Republicans, in con-
vention at Dallas, nominated candidates for
state offices. including one colored brother.
Boiling Republicans in VIM. Pitt Kel-
logg's district in Louisiana Endorsed Ed. J.
Gray, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress.
Chas. H. Water man of New York accepts
American Political Alliance, and will make
an extended canvass.
Standing Elk, a Sioux chief engaged in
the Custer massacre, who has spent the
Summer on the road with circus, died of
consumption at Brooklyn, Iowa.
Larkin D. Mason, who has been nomi.
mated by the prohibitionists for Governor of
New Hampshire, is 70 years of age, and was
one OF the founders of the Republican party
The Democratic National Committee
makes an appeal to the public for money
with which to counteract the work now
being performed by the Republican corrup-
ton fund.
Congressional nominations: Second Mas.
sachusetts, John. d. Long (Rep); Third
Massachusetts, F. A. Ranney lRep.) renom-
mated Second Virginia, r. e. Marshall
(Dem); Eighth Wisconsin, l.. R. Larson
(Dem).
The Peoples party of Massachusetts,, met
in State Convention at Worchester, and
placed in nomination the following State
ticket: Governor, Judge McCatferty; Lieu
tenant Governor, John f. Marsh Secretary
of State, Colonel John P. Sweeney; Treas
urer, Nathaniel 8. Cushing; Auditor, Israel
w. Andrews; Attorney General, Colonel
Thomas w. Clark.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02
Al i
Philadelphia Call.

II don't want to interfere in your fam.
lily matters, my dear friend, but ]
would advise you to watch carefully
your Oldest daughter and your coach
man."
"What have you seen," he asked anx.
iously, ito arouse your sucpicions?"
Nothing tangible" was the reply,
"bu: you had better keep q sharp eye
out"
Great st. Dennisw murmured the old
gentleman, "is it possible that Maria
has found q lover ct last? It seems too
good too be true"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
roroa< 6ro~ aro eproodipo in MichiOan

Forest fires are spreading in Michigan.
The mill of M. E. Hale at Tawas City,
Mich, burned. Loss $4,000.
Darwin N. Gardner of Cleveland. O., shot
his wife and then shot himself.
John LANCE, of Dubuque, Iowa, shot his
wife through the head and then killed him.
self.
Robbers gagged a widow named Gait at
Heath, Mass, and obtained q large sum OF
money.
Claudine Stuart, woman Of Cairo, ILL.,,
committed suicide after spree of several
days duration.
By the explosion of a boiler Emerson &
Calendars mill at Vincennes was destroyed
and one man fatally injured.
A stroke of lightning at Elmwood. ILL.,
nois, killed q baby lying asleep between its
parents, leaving the latter unframed.
John s. Roush, one of the foremost bust.
ness men of Bloomington, Illinois, was
killed by being thrown out of his buggy.
VIM. Searcy, charged with the murder of
two men in Nelson county, KY, resisted q
sheria's posse, and was instantly shot to
death.
A. r. Topping, of Delsvan, Wisconsin,
drove out with Miss Winiired c. Dewey,
and both were instantly killed while cross
ing the railroad track.
~. Brown, leading dry goods mer-
chant of Pittsburg, Pa, cut his throat with
sraxor. There is hope of his recovery.
Overwork is the supposed cause.
Robbers began tunneling under the First
National Bank at Las Vegas, New Mexico.
A Mexican went into the cellar, and meet
ing q man, shot him dead without q word.
The grand jury of Rutland county, Yer
mont, has INDICTED John B. Page and J. NJ.
Haven, ex-president and ex-treasurer of
the Rutland road, for the embezzlement of
$4,000.
Two construction trains on the Chicago
& Alton, ten miles west of Marshall, Mo-,
collided. The engine and several hat cars
were wrecked, and one man seriously in
jured.
Richard Lane, graduate of the Indiana
penitentiary, was arrested in Chicago tor
Wisconsin. Part OF the stolen silks were
recovered.
Flames swept away the fiour-mill of Wm.
II. Payne. in new York, causing loss OF
$50, 0OO. Seven stores were burned at PEN
etanguishine, Ontario, and sixteen build
ings ut Berlin, Wis.
Miss Ella, daughter of N. s. Turnbull, Q
wealthy pork packer of Chicago, eloped
with Q butcher in her fathers employ.
There il great excitement among the people
Of the south ide" over the gossip the a.
fir crsatsR
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02
st. Louis Live stock MARKET.
Ct Louis, September g. 1884.
Keetern Live Etock Iouxnal po.

H0GS-Rece1pts, 400; shipments 400. Tie
market was active, but lower. Workers ai0
5o packing; 2oe5 80: butchers, 5O@S 80.
>, C Az 1900: ahipments 500 The
40g6 70: good to choice shipping siee-e < odsS
30; common to medium. 4 5O@5 50; Colorado
steers. 00@5 90; grass Texans, 2o@4 90 mainly
at 3 6O@4 Is.
sHEEP-Receiph. l1o0; shipmeuts. AN. The
market was steady for the best graded: other
were dull Inferior to fair, 26G2 Is: medium
20 good, Ooa % choice TO extra 5O@a %:
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02

An article in q French paper declares
that the relations between England and
France are 90 strained that rupture is
feared.
A bomb with lighted match was found al
the door of q crowded synagogue in Pesth
just in time to prevent terrible loss of life
German papers intimate that within
twelve months at least Herman Bismarck
will De appointed German Ambassador to
London.
1t is said in London that England will
lend Egypt fS, 100000 with which 10 paw of
the floating debt and the Alexandra in
demnity, and construct irrigation works.
Two more kilograms have been received
at Cairo from General Gordon, who com
plains of dilatory action in sending relief,
while the foes in his front are increasing in
numbers.
The authorities of Limerick have decided
not to pay the tax for extra policemen ap-
pointed by the Government, because the 10
cal protection against outrage was not
deemed sufficient.
The anniversary of the Belgian revoln-
ton of 1880 reused the citizens OF Brussels
to q monster demonstration against the
Government. The editors of two Repub-
lican papers were arrested. and the gen
darmes dispersed crowd which had gath
cred at q bulletin board.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02

The following table shows the prices o. yyba,
Corn, Oats and Rye at the close % On my. fcy :.
Ia comparison vita the previous ia nj ,ra,snn,
p-a.t s'V''
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02

Ssnsss City Live Stocx h1arhe,.
Kansas City. September q, 1884.
Tho Live Stock Indicator repcrts:-
CAITLE-Receipts, 1926. Good native SHINING
steers were firm; others were slow at yesterday s
prices. Exports. OO@6 30. good tochoice shin
ping steers, 5O@5 80; common to medium 510S
Texas steers, 30l0S IS. w s"'0
hOGs..Rece1pts, 1888. Market weak and 15o
lower. Lots averaging 1876 to sl he sold at ~
70, bulk at 5 40tQ5 So ~e
IS for fair TO good muttons. '''@
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-02
ELEVATOR REPORTS

The following shows the srroun; OF yra;c =.
ceiyed, withdraHn and IL store a. ,ey,iisr eevs
sors, g. reported to tha Board Of Trade ts,-l;ay:
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-04
nnnsE1 rnEre Ills MINn.
sac Thinks iiiaiaa shopid nave
Kept sat- ana Eihins was
worse fhun Useless,

~ LotIs Nov Is 81 nafsei Fsh ioinI
{ff AMONG the a'assfea q afifndangepu
i4.ifs grgai celtic cea aHah
''Wht' ~ son ihink p HlsHaftnnfse
+ IN atumrins ihe Northern atsfe Ho wfs
aakrd
u believe said he aths ahIust man aiiye
NO man Nhose tongue hes hean eui qut
TIE chnncss sre mote than even thht when
candidate lor great office attempts TO I'd
ftqa'e his own eiAlus be vii nuke great
lHlfatcn The ipaMeul Mf Hlaiae fpauef
u NOUN De inaae fEH liistske ~ deleuaa
Wn4n he y fott tie iettef about Ais isnilF
~ msde The iaislakes u accusation 10
fHde EVEN WufaHh a fFe e0aasfY ieel thti
ihaie eae basis fan iisa ehaHEe ahat
~ ought % have iquf ives 20 hafp pdiutqi
~ MS 0hildfsn hts grandchildren ans hlh
hlllion votes
How 40 You eaplaIu ths result In To-.
iion Do gou explain ~ How would yon
fHrlnin the difference heiwenn the burning
cefa 81 hlchnft and eHid = anit pinaf
indlHna n state 81 intelligence tnd n -
etrniy disiied in rs political sieeath Che
So ufa iaif on fittef eide viii eHtfF e
Huw about HarfhHfdf
don't Know him. hut viii Fentufe hai
10 frafs sixteen b|# sHa lqef hat a
lNf1ttHanf dirfrYnnu with m mafa sfnee
tnnr 20 lHk ah6nt hHsaaniHw II snF I'm.
ilfnfof Wgf hasH the deeenef p bury hts
sNpthcr have . large Fmpathg iof sueh
AMEN on the ground spleiy o. theit llttleues
and hnrfuWneas IN New York city v here
! had ~ efio0 iof fifteen years. thiut itis
safe v ny that every Rfea. entefpflse. eYefY
psblic endoNmant Ill ihs hf4sresi rafpe
lnlm the Esthalios aud IeRs Them 70 bear
ihia FELLOW taik istpfnY mtnd a good dcai
like The hen that tried . ls9 g1Use osg
Hbr iniusal herself and broke the ege,
40 gob think Il t'fle thai Mr. Blaine
SHOULD re;ife from phiithafg
All kndW g. that ha hsa been retired,
NDo 700 think NJ Arthur eehli have been
rlacladfi
The best answer | can make 10 that "
ihtt W. fnA it rsTiaf III our cauutrY 20 raund
up rom einu fud talae beef ihau lifoiy and
gcityc sterff W prefer m sHs1 rduhd mp
i8i iht Heuliq IS the bas b aa 8a1d when
fnn getttH
WHIST dn vow dunk 81 Nf Eltinas mar.
ngsfnfnt ~ The eahYaas7
" have aiFafa admitted lho afea bennett
thnt eainas from hahg farming TIC ttanhie
iit t'is caaH aealus in be thai the inilk wasu
good. rfesnuie Eikna Has diminishing Hli
ina wet nufiE leHts ffeM his brain Whether
the teatg at The hraln was short an not
sire Boys ia short dfesseg SHOULDN'T Try 70
be schuniiinnAteea Ffetehsinh delHnda
uone bni The pretenaefs RetWsen prelen
Sion hnd ldl1ey there Is Ne lining New
N3rk sun.
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CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN R. n.
DIRECT Rait e0MMUKIeATIOA VITA
nATIoH1L CRY ARD sAa DlEca.

On and sitter Monday, February Is, ise3, trains
" eaiifornia southem Railroad going so,.h
a IL have San Hsfnardino daily, Suudaye e1-
,tcd, At 1877. ~ Cotton ~ i.f6 A. A., on on
rival 81 EAst.hound Southern Paddle train
and Rivarsidf 81 gas =. H.. arriving ~ han
Diegr u 7.IbFN
Going north, VIII ioaya San Diego ~ Gao A. \.
Riverside ~ 2.a2 Arriving AZ Cotton Al z.a2Y
aid san bernardpo al e.1t ?. ~
which Il ~ minutes faster than San Frsncsco
time Paasen0erB vii save ivou ton (10) 10 sixty
before entering the cara.
ciose connections made With g. p. local 70 ana
itum ios Angeles. passangers IA and from
The East vii have bun short delay ~
Gotten. Ihs above b HAtiohal city tlme.
fof Inflammation Tor freight o. hare lidioss
hgeui California souih8Ka Railroad. Cotton, Or
>. k.VfCTOR,
superintendent. Ard Bcn. ~ ard Pass Ar
y .nna nitr Cal. sulr
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plsaolutIon Notioo.

The Gfm - Riley q Griain has been ass
solved IS mutiml CONSENT VIM. kilcy ist1
Sc found 81 Is Is Foxa 81 n Spring street.
q. b efiIhn hiss removed % 3 West First 81.
van RILEY.
uosao fd GEO. q GhIFEfE
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HOTEL RHEiM,

One block from she old Depot. head Of wiinina.
Ton st., No. 1913 Commercial St Meals az ali
hours. eer1nan home cooking. boanl and
Logging per week 81, Board without f,oiainr
naf week, g. q Meal ricltoss, a. Rooms ifoTs
p cents " ~ per night No Chinuso tinp,oyed
sug22 am " HAfFSER q Co, Propriotofa
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ladies who sfa iHdatled sHi5f. eamps dul
lervousuesf sAagld aftsk Hrufsua Hu5u
Z is pleasant Ca takH4#
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LOAa mvnEY ON WAREHOUSE re
cEipIs.

H. Mcfarland, no. 10 Commercial street,
haz money 70 loan upon Warehouse rcqeipls
lot grain or senersi nerehhhdiee, octlz 2ieN
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AGrald Opportunity
&c sHcvRs rHE
Best Property in Southern Gala.
o. Most FaVarabls Terms

By small payment Of cash.
Time TO suit on deferred pay
ments at low rates of inter
est, consisting Of a splendid
business location in the town
Of San Bernardino; q valua-
bic water power with a grist
mill near town, a great bar
gain to 8, practical business
man. Also, the finest pas
lures. with an abundance Of
water. Good corn, alfalfa
or other grass land---a fine
location for a milk or dairy
farm---adjoining the town
Any portion or the whole for
sale at prices that will not
tail to meet the views OF
parties having q small
amount Of ready money.
Apply to
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Concert auIsa. by as aea.a tsdg or
otoatra
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T. Il. GOODMAN,
UoasFul Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. N. TOwNE,
ptnerai Manager.
E. r. HEWITT,
Assistant supsnnienaers. Los A1aeles.
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Professor cuyns has leased the secand
0ary Of the new CARRIER hlucf, on the N zf,
y ID DE iHtest9n Of opening q hrtcafa
iodging hcaee fhcst dssirnns Of ENGAGING
desifsbie f1uine shculd call a once o. Tie
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ae4~ Piansof STEAMERS cablos AZ Agents
oaeo, where bertha may be secured.
For Newport Landing via Santa Crux. etc
freight stealners ieaYe sau Ffauolsco shout
every two weeks, a. gldea lerse on the New
port bar.
The Company reserves the right 70 change
the steamers AZ thaif days Of sailing
III For passage Or freight "a shove %
fdf siekets % And rom
All lInporsant Points IN Europe
APPLY To-
e. MCCLELLAN, Agent
oFTcE--iso Comm srcisist, los Angeles
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j. sREsOVlcH,

Commission Merchant Dealer IN all kinds
Of green aud dried fruit, nuts, grain,
groceries and miners rnrples
Corner Mesllla sIa NsTsf ST., Tucson. A 7,
novsim
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hteamers SIuf8 Rosa and Orizaba 70
through % San diego, leaving San Pedro On
'stes Of their afrivais rom San Fran
Tht 5auia ROSA aud oriseba oali at Hanss
Barbara ard Port Hartford lsan Luis Obispol
only Dr. the route 70 and from san Fran
cisco.
Cart Q connect With steamers loaya 4 n
X. X. depot, Los angeles, az follows. With
santa Rosa and 0riaaba, going north, at 10
O'Clock A NJ going south, at 10 O'Clock A. ~
Aith Los ANGELES and Eureka going NORTH
Al 10 Q clock 4. y, failf0ad limo.
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usmina HiHeg regulate Tire stomach.
Aiehei Levy a e. esale ia4uor ealeo.
lgeuts.
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Los Angeles Council 40. II, Regal
and Select Masters. z. & l. ID.
uolns iis sJaied assemblies ON The an Mo1
Day % etcs uua'h If Masonic Hat, st % :. ai.
aUiaWfl1E Companions On 44Qd ataldlng are
iraitIH1Ny turit0i te n,tasd
IA lniar oi tl1 Ih II
RIO CUNNINGHAM eso5rdor
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a TITO Urn EYA Ia W.
Room No 20. rsuiie BioaF Angeles oal
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-18
AT AUSTIN.
WASH WOULD IF HE COULD.
Novcl Idea Of the Austin Ladies' oD
Iioom Texas ut New orleans
Among the Omcials-Appci-
late Court Decisions.

AUSTIN, June II. - Special. rho
Fund, of Fort Worth, filed charter to-
day; object, benevolence.
The following scholastic census re-
ports were received to-day:
Leon 3,l0S; increase, 76S.
IIill-5,Oi5; increase, l,03l.
Harrison -5,Gji; increase, ,62S.
Angelina / ,J12; increase, $40.
City OF Taylor-lS7; decrease, 81.
Honey GrOve-3ij.
talVcrt-5J2.
The Comptroller paid into the credit of.
the general revenue to-day $1,000.
The Collector of Hamilton county
made final settlement.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pauy paid $40 tax on messages.
Taxes paid this year ut the ComptrolI-
cr'S Office have been more prompt and
regular than ever known. Tho
entire office was never in better shape
and its business more satisfactory.
1t Is apparent that "A desperate attempt
is being made TO bring out Wash Jones'
for governor against Ireland, but ho
hcsitatcs. He does not relish the idea OK
being showed under by the largest DEM
ocraiic majority ever east in the state.
The Ladies' Worlds Fair Association,
of Travis county, Mrs. w. 4. Ryan,
cided, if practicable. TO have a miniature
capital constructed as the best means OF
making known the character and quail
ity of Texas building stone, marble
and granite. This is to bc the grand
ccutral figure around which will cluster
the marvellous and beautiful handiwork
of the ladies themselves. 4 committee
consisting of Mrs. DuVal, j. w. Robert
son Il. Fisher and Mrs. $. Mitchell was
appointed to inquire into the practica-
bilitv of having the miniature state house
constructed. Tho secretary, Mrs. Henry
Shelley, was directed to communicate
with Col. Elliott and ascertain how
muchr space will be allotted Travis
county. Mrs. Rchccca Fisher was ap-
pointed committee of ono 10 write an
address to the ladies Of Austin asking
them to assist i'm every way possible.
The supreme Court affirmed: Hicks
vs. the International Il Great Northern
rairoad, from Anderson; Wilson w.
Watson, from SomcrVcll.
Reversed and remandcd: lnterna-
tional a Great Northern railway
RADIO a Santa Fc railway w. Dorsey,
from Tarrant; Leon n H.. Blum vs.. Neel-
son. from Eastlaud; Austin II North
western railway ". Mays, from Travis.
Motions for rchcaring: Lott vs.. Kaiser,
ct AL, from Bosquci Texas " Pacific
railway ". DYE ct al, from Dallas.
Submitted: Campbell W. blanchard,
from III PaSo.
The graduates of the University law
class and the deputy district clerk OF
BcNur county, were granted licenses to
starVc 10 death practicing law, 10y tho
supreme Court to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-18
STRICTLY BUSINESS.

san Antonio Seeking Guir Outlet Other
Than GaIvcston-IicaVy subscriptions
Great Enthusiasm and Effective Work.
SAN ANTONIO, June H. Special. "A
monster mass meeting of san Antonio
citizens was held tonight at tho
courthouse to devise ways and
means and effect permanent
organization for rushing n railway from
this city direct To the Gulf All tho
capitalists of the city were represented.
Speeches were made endorsing the
project and great enthusiasm prevailed.
MANY thousands were subscribed, and
committees were appointed. Aransas
Pass was favored as the nearest ana
most practical outlet. \ soliciting
committee was also appointed. The total
subscriptions To date foot up Sl9S,OOO,
of which $li5,OO0 was subscribed by
working mon and small property hold
ers. The railway may be regarded as
an assured fact.