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cu ciI'u :. r. an d ems ufHLehCv ior tLn ~
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l. 60. ANCE-A list
= tIFS Insurance ngu.y lor snle; good
in"n. For parti mlars .p,ly III once TO
CHEeTNvTr& " EIWoRNE, henrietta, Texas
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The American Watch company have
recently put upon the market beauti-
tnl and reliable watch. Knepay IL Son
sell them at So
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WAN ED-Tu HIT A \ uf,l7 e S,-Il.
" TO 10 cooking Apply to Ia Olive III es u
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., a.ssp,aldlns's Glue" always up to tho
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"Now, Central, you're posted; comet give us
your views.
In brush at the ront what's the powder TO
user"
he winked at star 90 he puifod his cigar,
Aud slowly NJ oiled, ain brnsn al lhp front
never use powder, but-SOlODONlV
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Beware Of toaR,erieitsi
GILES LIBINtNT lODIDE Ammonia
h'SP'ii''' and roiefa YeG,p, 90 rs elss.
NIL FAMILIES USE !,I'.
"ehW h''S' Enihrgtd Joints, Parslyais,
NhonmntiNm, Neu.al~is. DIpthuria.
SoiaticH. Pcoinrsus UterI,

Fornals Weakness.
IN, INC oesl aud only certain remedy To re.
I'Nc t,ah o. KINGS, ho matter OF how long
Iau0 ng Instant &c iet GUAR, nteeJ "rin,rioss
S""llen Joinisi VarlCose Veins, B,les OF In.
se'tH OF Slck Headache, No oil or grease. IL
'l.un and sNeet viii NOT soil
ni .,'.a ,n OF Tho kidaeys, Brlght's
~ lne only IMMINENT In the wotld possessing
aaiterauNe powers. Can he taken iernniIv
6nu,Ss Oramps and Cole, Dlsrfhoeo and
soIu ny all Druggists. Trial Bottle. abc.
Write DIR, GILES Rox SiS2 N. y, 4. o., WIN
Gcs- Beware of unscrupulous aeni, a 81
Spunterlelts' The ge luine has the name
oloWn n the glass aud fan slmile Df discoyar
ers signature over each cork.
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WANT

w " Sny kInd Or 700 + ,!J,, WANT HELP OF
KIND apply AZ once; we IRE cone TorK OF any
,mg ne,n IN an parts of the countryy pIsc-
plof lent )FFICE. 6Ul vain and iSo, En-
str q, Dallas, Tex -. ' ana l2U7 Elm
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FOR

lfoit SALE CHEAP NV s;rocK OFF
y urulS aud tlN ures for ~ 0, WORTH S5Ui;
uest Sthhu Tor drugs ana groceries la TO IN;
,cut lnW. Apply to MAJ,R ELLts, corner
nrl"h IN Hnrwnod streets Dallas ,2i-it
cog ~ ST-SENhRNL FAnMS; CONE
ir'hn!e houses. pent OF Naier;B miles
hom HE cltv. o. p B,wsgR, 3,S Elm st. J2Of
EOR RENT-BI THE SOJITHWEST
H. LAND COMPANY, 7o5 Main street:
~ llW Polk street, 3-ro m houses, yil;
wv wood street, oorn.r Ervay, brick .ouse,
looin, ); corner RoSs nSenue and Ger
mania street, g. oom house nd hail. Sl5: on
ihnrwouu street, north of branch, 4-ruom
nou G, Slbi lOW Commerce street, Groom
house s2Oi lOSs Wood street, ,l6; Hlghlanl
HARDWOOD, room house, s ); jefferson street,
or ON 2-story house, SIS; uonr Fair Ground,
9-ruo,l hOus9, 50 augNltf
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W ANrED-A GOOD, ONE TI7IRs, ,i ~ I'm
,on,, livery waco; good rrnuin,,r,,DE-
M, care i"r body. Address p slofficee gears;
4,
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Every smoker saouid try Little Jo-
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%. SAi.E- SNAIL. HU. SEON e. ~
4 tern $. For y NJ .culaIs iponirr NJ NIgs
MCnENW, corner Portland ana Pocuhon rs
~ Debit
ENon, > LEONE FIN SAIOON,W WITH
4 l-lnd tHhirs, located the heart OF
We ci Y. ON eHNy terms; way dow for cash.
Ann lu ~ fUsS a l,-,.N Elm IL ,lpclg.tf
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Eok hEN1--A NlCk COlTAVsE of
a largr rooms, noar c0zner OF sNclnc ave.
u ne Anu Lave Oak sire y; good underground
W.. rl nnd pump ON galsry; yard null of FRUIT
on6 street. noaS-tf
x a. MA SHVEN.kOOM HOUSE,,
y tel'.ht house bnru and nine ncreS, on
NVSS avenue; ono m.uutes' walk DfSireot car.
Snp,S Z" HhokoE II. PLownAN, as Main
sue.t uullU
"Sk x -,INE FURNISHED FRONT
- ... 1901. ~, I'm ~. oclSu
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B., OK NAl.E-Fl NJ, ~ t,r BRED AND
nrcllm eel lerse! hciluis and oNs; also
no ''tius ~ liver. Idle ~tucN rarn. mterscc
lio W driiorSOn ana Co hfnn sis up,.ltn
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l. OK SALE AT \ SACRIFICE-ON AC-
L countgf the d. attn ot Mir. George +.
J.,ra,Wl 'td The elcga stock OF goods,
c'n'9ihg, boots shoes and ats, formerly be.
l1hsiug 10 MIN, will be sold, regardless OF
ClNl NJ rNlMIl Morn lLlN hInu .lrnrI
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|, vl' NAth--nufL WI 0Efi. FOR
= GOSH ur trade for cit property furni-
tuIc, ,N'ureN ana lease for 1--WE years OF the
= 'sa! House, bnird, Texas; g hotel Is well
lulhlShed AID dong gooi business; any en-
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= W III sell the Cutirc tUck at whole
SS.S' intties dcslriug to open buslues wiz
,t, u Is rare chance. This is 40 humbug,
BLARE Dec
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Medical Society Meeting.

Yesterday the physicians and men,
Society assembled at the city hall, being
their regular monthly meeting.
DR.. Morton, the president, called the
society to order and asked for the roll
of membership, which found all officers
present and n full attendance. The
minutes f previous meeting were read
and approved.
The resignation OF Dr. i. III. Smith as
treasurer of the society was. presented
in the form of communication, re-
ceived by the secretary, Stating his i'll
ability to act longer, haYing removed TO
Fort Worth.
The same was accepted and the presi-
dent appointed DR.. NJ. NJ. Newsom to
act until regular annual election of OIL
GERS.
Dr.. C. Beaumont read his interesting
paper on endo-metritis, and the ques-
ton was also discussed byothers Of the
members.
DIR. j. M. Pace presented to the society
for examination All interesting case Of
hydro-cephalus.
DR.. Il. Il. Thomson was appointed by
the president to prepare an essay for
January meeting.
DIR. j. M. Pace announced his subject
for the next regular meeting, "Medical
Ethics"
Dr.. S. Eagon reported an interesting
surgical case, necrosis and ankylosis of
the superior and inferior maXilarv
bones, treated successfully, for which
the society returned thanks.
The society adjourned until next reg
ular meeting, Saturday, 2:3O p. IN. De-
-cember 6, 1884. GEO. II. VEAL,
Secretary.
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edli1f ~ tho Victoria Advocate. She
wa. born near ualwag, Ireland, Nnven.
hor ", 1917, aud IN Infancy brought Ny
hor parents, Mr.. aud Mrs, DnhiHls, ~
Augusta, HoOrgla. In NeN orleans.
April ~, 1871, size was married a. CAPT,
l,inn, tn0n several years resident In
Tosas, and Immediately began house.
keeping In the same house IN which
lltllo moro than iifly yenrs later sh0
closed her eventful, pure and useful
life, In all those years, full half cen
,utY, IL has boon tho privilege Of tho
writer 10 know her intimately aud
enjoy her i'iendship. Her first
child was horn In Veto
ria on tho dav thnt T".as
declared hcr Jude lrndGure Magrh -,
, A. and duruf the uuige at the Alam1,
\ few days Lace, ~ Attempting 10 re-
move his wife, child and sister Susan
beyond tho reach of the invaders, he !
was compelled 10 leave them with |
friendly MeNicans (tha Do LdOnSl aud |
barely escaped himself by swimming |
the ArryOO G1rritas AMID u shower Of |
Mc.,ir1n bullets, The victory at San !
JUr1utu u iew " tHk' later soon Icunited |
thc family, Thus bound T. rcsaS in |
her cg'iiest st,ugs,e Tor liberty, Mrs. |
Linn was ever n deNo,ed PARROT and |
greatly beloved Tor her many o..celien- |
ries and virtues, combined with rare in |
telligcncc and refinement rs winning |
rs II was unOSsenta,iOuS. Thee yet sur |
vive many veterans 10 bless her mam- !
o,y ior Scntio but LAVISH succOr In |
times Of hnnGc.. Such \ woman |
was justly the recipient of n husba nd's |
love aud tho almost ido'atru devo yion |
o her chlldIel. She was 30 \. nuY- |
pu'ed and ever l;Ned IN toe pioceb y o, |
,uo "a bo G church bnt her ierdship |
aud hei hOSrilA'.ties reached n umong |
whom she hvcd He, bonOrcd husband |
now 81 yHuiS of age, aud bet SurI V ng |
child an, will have the SvmDr,hy o. |
vNc'v uld piOpcc" Ee1v o. ire u o. |
and 81 many epyG az tnat We, $ u
sad priv ege lhus 10 be,v e. ,Wh"o to |
the sweet yi"tueS Of one ehde. e. no
" rice! nom ,ae days o. ais Gee. cod |
through alt the intervening Yea y OF |
lr nis, wars, carnage. reconcii u, 0ps
and prosperity, May her Soul resi- in |
The bosom of The God she served.
j. ii, Il.
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To Art Patrons.
'he following explains itself:

The following explains itself:
DEAR SIE-ln order TO present an art
exhibit worthy of the whole country, at
the Worlds industfial and cotton cen
tennial exposition, 10 opened in New
Orleans in December next, the board of
management raqnC'5 your aid and CO.
operation, trusting that the national and
International character of the enter
p Use will commend it to your cordial
support.
It's contemplated to devote one gal.
lely in the art hall TO such merItolieus
works of art as the owners may be W IL
log TO contributes; and the purpose OF
tbs personal appeal TO yourself is 10 sc .
licit the loan of such fine pictures and
other works of art from your own pr
vate collection as you may be disposed
to leUd for this exhibit.
All the expense of properly packing
and anspol tation 30 and from the e
position, as well as fire insurance du'-
ing transit and while at me exposition,
Wit be derlayed by The board Of man
agement. Should you, however. prefer
10 have The pictures ed yoursei
ne expense thereofwill he borne by c
manaGemer
Special art commissioners, represent
ing the board of management in your
state, VIII Afford any further lniorn"-
ton desiled as TO the tim and manner
of shipment, and will see that your
pictures are properly packed by The
most competent person in your city,,
1t is earnestly hoped that you will re-
srond favOrably to this request, commu-
nicating the fact without delay both TO
the above named special art commits
sioners and the director general, and
specifying the number of works OF art
and the values at which you desire
them respectively to be insured, unless
you prefer TO attend TO tho insurance
yourself.
The art hall is constructed of iron, is
freproof and situated over three bnn-
dred feet from any other structure. The
board of management desire TO assure
you that the best possible care will
be taken of your property while in its
possession so as avoid all injury to it.
Respectfully yours,
T.. \. BURKE, Director General.
+. NJ. HUDSON, Chairman Art Com
milLee,
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ARLINGTON NEWS.
THE VARIOUS CANDIDATES.
Onc IL Especially Praised Others Men
toned Judge II. d. Hsekham on
tho TRAIT "A Festival by
the Iadiss-iteTeIpts.

ARLINGTON, Nov. =, Correspond
eUco. William Giddons, Of Grapevine,
candidate for tho legislature, addressed
the people at lh'y rity saturday, aud
made u good impression. He says that
he Whit oluctrd To that important o1icO,
work for such measures as
will work, not for his own interests, not
for the interests ~ nOnOpOlles, not for
the interests Of rugs ar cliqnes, but for
the interests of the yoomanry of Tar
rant couutv-tor the Interests of the
whole people, Your correspond
ent thinks that many Load
ing merchants and business mon
have already declared for him aud that
he " III carry this box by large maiO-
rity. Nr. ,iiddens Is apparently about
90 years of age and has for more
than thirty years hcou Ia voter of Tlrraut
county aud is highly respected by NIL
who know him.
Capt. oliver :. Kennedy, candida .
for counly attorney, was IN tho city to-
day.
Judge iieckham was here yeSterdaYi
At Johnson station, last night, a fcS-
tival was given by the ladies OF that town
for the purpose of raising funds with
which - pIrchaso seats for their large
aud c'wmOdious schoOl-room. Many
Arlington people attended and all pro-
nAuncad the affair par excellent. Tho
collections amounted To about $50.
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"A THEATRE TRAGEDY.
HORRIBLE WORK IN GLASGOW,
The Veil of "rir." Creates - ranic aud
sixteen dives Ar. lost, win Many
Persons InJured - General
I0rslgn News Notes,

GLAso,N-, .,CoTLANp, Nov. IA seri-
Gus panic occurred this evening at the
Star theatre, caused by a cry OF hre'
During tbs rush OF the audience 10 es-
cape fron the building sixteen persons
were killed and Twelve Sc
riously Injured. Tho perlorn-
anee had proceeded without interruption
until shortly aiter O'CLOCK, wmen some
dienee Instantly rose Ia their feet aud
made Iusli 10 tho general eylts. The
great mass OF people In the pit rushing
fh,Aefroln met The crushing crowd pour
iplyAown from the gallery. Tho
FEARFUL AND FATAL
block followed. Tho wild shIlol,s Of az
ony and da,paiIing cries for help could
moi then be- answered, The mass Of
panle-stricken and Struggling humanity
werHappealod Ia 10y officers of the then-
trN hd by The police 10 hold hacS, but
thSSppeals were unheeded. Tho cra2ed
crowd frantiCally pressed toward the
outlets. trampling down and over the
weaker ones, until tho street was
reached. When the theatre was finally
cleared,
sIXrrlN coRrsEs WE'RE FoUNp
ON the stairs lending from the gallery,
and twelve persons were SO badly In
jured that they only gave . 'lUnuo that
life was not extinct by their pitcous
moaniBgs.
DErLoRAELE RESULTS,
Upon tho first alarm leing rang the
whole fire brigade quickly went 10 the
rescue, AMI with the police did their
best TO allay the panic and rescue the
dead and dying, hut they were too late
to be Of any effective service.
The police and citizens followed
and succeeded In forcing their way into
the building, and then aided all they
could the escape TO the street, but wa
so wedged in that they were sadly
lnterfered with In their humane laborS.
The city ambulance CORPS conveyed the
victims-the wounded and dead
to tho inilrmary. Tho woundc"
were so overcome that they were as
helpless as the dead. IL was learned
that the author Of the crv of ire was u
former employee of tho theatre, who had
been dismissed. The audience num-
bered about 1000 people. Tho perform
ance was chiefly music hall business.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
says the alarm rose while trape,o per-
former was taking dive from tho cell
ing of tho theatre 20 a net banging in
midair. one of the audience shouted
fire, meaning that the performer had
gone too near the footlight.
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lilllinsion, ~ Tess- woods. aud " eer.
talnlv Que NJ the hnnds0mest over seen
In this section. N consists Of four piecesi
DIST u table made Of alsiy-nvo diiiofent
kinds NJ wood then n inanIe-plero ~
varied character, exquisite In Design aud
finish then u CHblnoi, such ~ has never
In all candor Deon manufactured ar
se0n here before, aud two or three
most elegant chairs, handsomely
cushioned aud ornamontod by Mrs, VIM.
McCuichuOn,
ON the cabinet among other things
was most beautiful head, panied by
Miss d,acie l.rakr, IL is truly ah ar
tistic gem, aud only reflects additional
credit on this populaf aud Attractive
local artist,
On the walls aud designed Ia gracc the
Teas room at tho exposition In also u
mag niilcvnt PAN, ny by Miss Lizzie May
Keller, emitted "uua In the Witch's
Hut" from Spencur's "Fuory Queen"
10 In a most beautiful work oi art, aud
reflects great credit upon the talented
aud beautiful young artist.
There II also most remarkably ole-
CANT door, mudo by Mossrs, Clark a
CLARK, 0fthr Railroad planning mills, IL
II one of the prcttiost pieces oI work ever
seen ~ Dallas,
The reporter noticed also a most salts
factory county map of Dallas, gotten up
bN i'U county surveyor and endorsed by
Tie president of the county exposition
society,
Such IL the furniture hnd surround
ings Oi this Ladies' Auxiliary EXPOSE
lion society, The room at tho opera
house Is open daily, from o u, IN. To 10
p. M, and the patronage, though good,
Il not such rs Ia properly repay such
enterprise and outlay rs these ladies
have been making, The cost has been
over $500, We understand, for thls Dallas
exhibit.
In this beautiful room WAS an eY-
hihit of fruit and preserves probably
never cquallcd before In this country.
These elegant preserves arc Ia be shown
nj Now Orleans, aud viii doubtless es-
tuhilsh beyond controversy our ability
To iurnsh To the public the quest pre-
serves in America. Among osner things
may be mentioned several jars OF
cilrun made by MIS-. Stith. There
were many varieties. There were
pears preserved in whole by Mrs. DR..
Miller, one OF the most enthusiastic
workers ever known in the city, and Il
handsome collection OF Jelly from Mrs.
Il. NJ. Atkins. The entire collection was
indicative of taste, talent and good
sense.
Prof. w ears pulps had some most
beautiful specimens adjoining the walls.
among which may he men,ioned con
the Trinity" Longs Lake" etc. Also
are many specimens from Mrs. Alder
hoh's pupils. From the Nelson Art
Gallery are many elegant contributions.
Mrs. nr. Johnson, by The way, has
some b q iful Teas wild flowers on
white ana blue satin tides.
Indeed, the specialtios are too numer-
Gus To parlicu,arize, and demonstrate
that Dallas has as much brilliancy and
talent rs any city in the state or south
west.
Too mach credit cannot he given 70
Mrs. Judge henry. Mrs. Howard, Mrs.
Atkins. Mrs. Alex. Sanger, Mrs. DR..
Miller, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. dewitt,
and Mrs. riou.s, who are always there
and determined that Dallas shall not be
behind any Texas city in the matter of
exhibits.
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GLASGOW, Nov. 1.-The man whose
cry, "Firew caused the panic in the star
theatre last evening, was arrested. He
was drunk when he raised
the false alarm. Persons who
were in the theatre at the
instant describe the scene on the stair
case as terrible. The steps were strewn
with ribbons, hats, sacks and shawls.
and then trampled upon. The
panic lasted fifteen minutes.
1t is a noteworthy fact that the au-
thorities had condemned the means of
exit, and that it was in contemplation
to construct an additional exit from tho
gallery. The scenes witnessed when
the relatives identified the dead were
most affecting. Among the victims
were eight females.
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CIRCUS CROOKS CAUGHT.
LODGED IN JAIL AT GALVESTON.
The Gang That Followed Sells Circus
Run a Santa Ee Train, Assault the
Conductor and Stumbls Into
the Hands of Detectives.

GALVESTON, Nov. |. Hearing that The
vanguard of Sells circus hanger on
would arrive here tonight,
Chief Jordon ordered Detectives
Williamson and Lorden to meet
the south-bound Santa F'e train at Alvin
and spot The suspected crooks. On
boarding the train the detective found
that there were eight men and three
women of the gang remaining of the
fifteen which took passage al
Bellville. 1t transpires that the
men after leaving Bellville.
ATTEMPTED TO CAPTURE THE TRAIN,
and behaved in such a desperate man
me- that Conductor Dillon had his hands
ull i'm restraining them. He would
have elected them but lacked tho
necessary force. Eight Of
the gang, one of whom
drew his pistol on Conductor Dillon. got
off at Seaiy, one at Wallis, and The bal
mn ,s coming ITO to TINS city H
ON reachIng the depot the
would doubtle,1 have quickly used him
up despite his bold front, when De-
tective3 williamson, Jordan and Chief
Jordan got in their work, and took
five out Of the SIX men
20 jail, a'.o the three females.
Among their ehecVs quantity OF spur
Gus jewelry, che-p silk (?) fandker-
chiefs, and in fact Tie eutire outfit of a
iakir was found, together with a brace
lof new Colts siG@le<acting t5-calibre re-
vn'vers, with belt and cartridges com.
pete.
THEIR NAMES (O
They gave their names as
Y, II. Cation,
Charles Simpson,
J. NJ. Morris,
y. }. Blackburn and
NJ. C.Sanford.
THEIR METHOD
of operations consists of one the party
selling cheap prize packages, while the
remaining members of the gang pick
the pockets Of the crowd gathered
about the stand.
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berlin Nov. 2.-Professor Schiven-
ninger, Bismarc<'s physician challeng-
ed Dubois Raymond to fight duel, the
professor having taken otlense at the
remarks of Raymond on his appoint
menu to Il chair at Berlin university.
Raymond declined to fight.
The election of members of the Reich
stag resulted as follows: Conservatives
50, Centre 50, Imperialists q, nationals
45, German liberals 81, Poles l6, Nolk-
starter2, .\lsatians IT, Guelphs >, So
cialista 10, including Siebknicht, 81. A
second ballot is yet necessary. Social
list committees have instructed their
supporters to oppose in the second bal
lots candidates who refuse second, the
re-enacting of the socialist laws and the
leYYinG Of fresh taxes.
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To Texas Press Association Members.

IeN1s TresS <hssOCldtiOh NiehiDeTs'
President w. l.. Hall, having called a
meeting of the executive committee at
Dallas, November 10, for the purpose of
agreeing upon the time Of next annual
nno. iur at Galveston and eycur-
sion t0 he New Orleans EXPOSE
.,rN. uuMt2rg throughout the state
q 49Quested 10 notify their executive
committee member of their preference
as TO time that the committee may best
arrive at a satisfactory conclusion. The
committee is as follows:
Luther r. Clark, Bryan Pilot; DR.. p.
w. Archer, Crockett Patron; f.. w. Har-
ris, Greenville Herald; l.. NJ. Green,
Tyler Courier; Tom Crooks, Sherman
Courier; II. C. Scurlock, Cleburne
Chronicle; j. A. Elgin, Waco Examiner;
G. j. Pilgrim, Gonzales Enquirer; j. e.
Cooper, Georgetown Sun; J. S. Penn,
Laredo Times; II. G. Townsend Col
orado Clipper.
AS it is intended to have the minutes
of the last annual meeting ready for dis
tribution at that time,I request all men,
bers who have not paid their dues to re-
NIT the amount (SD IN the next few
Gays. Applicants for membership
should have their application endorsed
by two members, and with it send 81 in
itiation aid 81 dues to the secretary.
Fraternally,
G.. T.. GILBERT, Secretary. >
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
Stale CaDitaI Notes

AUSTIN, Nov. Especial. Charters
filed: Railway Employees stock of Big
Springs, capital stock, 100000; incorpora-
tors, r. c. Smith, George Ii. Smith aud
George w. DeaVs.
The following corporations paid into
The comptI olIer to-day The tax on thei'
earnings for the current quarter:
Western Union telegraph com nv.
$SH: Seguiu co.'s East Texas rauw
II ,729; Gonzales branch OF The abo e,
-; Galveston, Harrisburg ~ San A
tonic railway, $'!S,: MeSIcan IL Pacific
g: teGsion, T22s; New Orleans ~ Pacific,
fll6.
Treasury deposits. $1,000.
Superintendent Baker has retursed
from his canvass of eastern Texas.
Lottie Sto.ts, the wife OF he notorious
Emil Francois, struck Officer Bracken
with a piece of scantliug last night, in
dieting an ugly wound. She will be III
dicted by the grand jury and probably
go to Huntsville.
Isaac Bledsoe, an attache of the land
office, died today.
The funeral of VIM. Knott occurs TO-
morrow.
Mai. j. r. breckenridge, Democratic
candidate for electof, spoke at the court
house tonight.
Judge Rector and a lot of the indepen-
dent candidates are holding meeting
in front Of the temporary capitol to-
night,