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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30

The Ladies' Auxiliary Exposition So
ciety gave most delightful entertain
mont last evening at the opera house.
The patronage was good, but the char.
acter of the performance aud the object
are such as should have filled the house.
The entertainment was of rather "A va
rled character, consisting principally of
taOleauN and intCrspersed with songs
and Rotations.
Moine Bros band discoursed some
excellent music. Among themost beam
tltnl tablouN may bo mentioned those of
"Tho Three Graccs,n "The Pyramid of
Statuary," "Rock Of Ages" "rhe Find
ing OF Moses and the "Destruction of
Pompeii.' Tho scenery was beautiful
and novel.
Among many Of the specially attract
I'VE features was u solo by Miss Ada
Murphy, THE Three Singers" most
sWeetlN rendered and winning an on
core; an eNquisitely rendered recitation
by Miss Nellie Knowles. entitied
"lasca;" solo Ivy Prof. Robert Nelson,
Forget Me Not and a recitation by
Mrs Capwell of Joaquin Miller's "Thc
sioux ChieIs Daughter" Mrs. Can
wen Is such an accomplished elocution-
~ ana 80 elegantly acquitted herself In
the piece mentioned that she was heart
lily encored and recited upon her recall
an irish sketch with great effect. Miss
Ella Fondfich, always a favorite before
Dallas audience, rocited from
widow Bcdott" To the great edi-
hcatlon and amusement OF her auditors.
ana was Vociferously recalled.
hut the two great fea ures of tho
evening wero the "Counterpoint Drillm
aud tho song of "For Goodness sake
Don't Say | Told YOU" hv little Miss
Meta Bigger. The "Drill" was perfect.
under the skllllul training and leader,
ship of Miss Nellie Knowles, who IN on
uIled to great credit for her services I'm
pre-nrranglng this entertainment, while
pretty little Miss Meta was "just too
cute. IN Kate Castloton's great song.
She brought down tho house and won
repeated encores, and was fully entitled
To all the plaudits she received
= IL was matter of regret To her many
admirers that Miss Nirgie Helm was iii
disposed and could not Sing, but the audi.
ence were assured that she would an.
pear this evening Miss Nirpio h one
ol the sweetest of our loral yocnlists
ana her appearance II always a treat 10
lovers OF good music.
Inc entertainments will be repeated
again TINS evening with auuutiro change
OF programme, with the exception OF the
"CountorpOint Drill. IL ought To be
patonizod by every citizen i'm Dallas
VINO has the Interest of the exposition
at heart.
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Oddities OF Liro Noted by Operators of
Police Telegraph Wires.

oddities OF Lifo Noted by Operators of
Police Telegraph Wires.
Telegraph operators ut police head
quarters find much amusement in nc
ticing the ignorance of some Of the
police whose duty il is to send the mes
sages from the station to which they are
attached, Anew of tho many messages,
rs actually received, are here given:
IA babY carriage was stolen this after
noon by an unknown man with black
leather top and painted red, from the
from the front yard of the residence of
Mr. -, No. 60, Pierrepont street."
Mrs. --, of - Flushing avenue.
lost two ROSTERS this evening"" This
was 50, absurd the operator sent back
the Following dispatch: "What Is "A
rooSter?' The answer came back: az
FOUL
"Jame Ward hurt his fut by having II
coght between the bot aud the bridge, at
Fulton Ferry this morning" The bad
spelling somewhat disguised the opera
tor, who replied: "Who made the ali
breviations?' This message was an
s,worod IN about half an hour later by:
sent to the forry-houso, and was told
that Mr.. Authorization was not inn
"Charles --, of No. Fifth street
foil on FuliCn Street this p. M, and re-,
o'ived q scalp wound ON the head -
"Nure 1t wasn't on his foot?" asked the
cp 'rator of tho sender.
"Patrlc--, foil this A. NJ, from the
SecOnd-stOry window of his residence
No. - Baltic street. lie struck tho
pavement with his head, and received
a severe sprain 20 his left ancle.n "Pat-
rick is noble fellow. Well dono Pat
rick replied the operator over the wire
TO the sergeant who sent tho absurd
message.
Another message ran as follows: "a
dad Kat lays in front of No. --, Month
street. Pies see that IL moves TO onct.n
In case like this the operator sends
back word that ho has sent word 10 tho
sausage factory.
"a nay white horse with spots on tho
black hair strayod away from the stable
of Mr.. --- tins afternoon shortly
thereafter another message in relation
10 the horse was received ms follows.
"That horse is not Ia white bay horso-it
civilian - shot and falallvwounded
his wife during quarrel at their resi-
donce, No. 49, Myrtle avenue. Tho
wound Is fatal. She will probably die"
rms message came from the South
Brooklyn precinct.
- I niup - ol 20 tOflN-olghth street,
New York, was arrested this afternoon
ny an olllc'r Tor carrying a dead deer
through the streets in bag which had
died and he intended to sell Il for meat"
"The doad body OF drowned man
was found this morning at the foot OF
JAY street."
John -- died last night at his resi-.
denco, -, without tho care of dnctor.n
Not only do messages like the above
come over the wires, hut entries like
them may be- frequently seen In the
daily reports Of the various police can.
tains in this city. Brooklyn Eagle.
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ten letter, which was published in the
courier this morning giving his rea-
sons for his vetoes aud refusal to act i'm
the matter of the appointment of The
election of November 1, also insisting
ON the election which he has called for
the Sd.
Bishop b. f. Roberts, of the Free
Methodist church, commences a pro
tracted meeting here tonight.
The Ladies' Exposition society met
this evening to select from twenty-five
oil paintings, the work of Mrs. j. {.
Crawley, of Kerens, this county, those
which will he most suitable to send in
the Navarro county exhibit.
Mrs. c. NJ. Winkler leaves tomorrow
morning for MoXia, where she delivers
an address on the occasion OF the un-
yelling of the monument in honor of the
late Mrs. John II, Henry.
ID. G. b. ,Connerty, state deputy of
knights and Ladies' of Honor, is in the
city and will hold meeting at Odd
Fellows hall tonight for the purpose of
IA lodge here.
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croAR Rox FACTORY.


CHICAGO, Oct B.-rhe large brick
building situated on the southeast cor
/ ner of laSalle and Michigan streets, the
lower tlpurs of which were occupied by
hide dealers and the upuer portion bv
Fishers Cigar box factory. caught fire
at noon and at this hour is completely
Quilted. one man has been killed bv
jumping and two others smOthcred on
the stairs The factory girls on tho up-
Per, floors escaped with tho greatest
lliheulty. IL is believed all are safe,
The loss will reach 100000.
The building was owned by Mr.. Gull
Yer, of Culver, Page & Hoyne. II was a
. nvo.story structure, occupied nv Selma
neI " Co., harbod wire manufacturers,
Tue Campbell Printing Press company,
DanehelSer Bros, chOwnlg gum manu-
lecturers, and w. II, Fisher. cigar hnx
Iactory. Tho lattor was in the top story
alI employed twenty-ono men
anu eighteen girls The fore
nlah Of the shop, James
Carr got all the thirty-nine souls to-
gether in good order and cody led the
oand To the fire proof stairs and safely TO
the ground. Troubled with doubt as TO
whether any were left behind, Carr
quickly returned TO the NTH story, hut
remained aiew moments too late. Tho
names had cut on every avenue of os-
cape.
HE HURRIED TO THE ROOF
ana amid the wild excitement of thou.
sands otpeople was thrown rope from
tne building on the opposite side oi the
street Making the limo fast he com.
\ uehced tho pOrilous descent, while A
number OF iiromen bold heavy tar
P"ulln beneath as a precsution.
SUDDENLY THE ROPE sNApPpp
NllutT lnN mans WnifrlI mud ,,s,,, 1. I
nly burst OF name. Carr's body shot
DOWNWARD head foremost, and 10
I'e horror Of everybody went
rectly through the tarnnui.
ana was picked IN from
sne stones with his neck broken.
""" ii,angled beyond recognition,
-, . ANoIu nR rllRILLlNG SyENE
49, '',vanWhlio taking place ut the fire
sscnpe from tho ohewing-yum factory
Eighteen young girls were nan{c
stricken They came down pell NEIL.
anu when within twenty-five fset Of the
grounu the. last eight jumped to the
pavement, FILLING In confused henn
MlraculouSlv mono were seriouslv H.
lured except three, who received main.
lul cuts aud bruises.
Carr, whose mock was not broken ns
was ~ iirst supposed, revived ON tho
WY 10 tae pospital, but diod this after.
',.n ~ Nduuut Do HStCrtatupd III there
was any other loss orlife.
rliE LussEs AND lNsrR,yrr
are rs follows;
,,d Building loss, so5,Oo; insurance,
Oauluell Printing Press compauv.
loss, Slh!Co; Insurance. SlO.nn
soo Se Gnu u Co., barbed wire, bss,
NV,QOO; insurance, SlOON.
.S F asn!i q CO., cigar box factory, loss.
n i',uO; Insurance, $1,000.
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Capt. J. p. Douglas, of Tyler, is at the
Windsor. '
4. II. Chatham, of Bryan, i, at the
Windsor. ''V
j; IL Henderson leaves this morning
for st. Louis.
l.. w. Christian, OF Weatherford. il n
guest OF the Windsor.
Hon. Sam Cundin, of L.ongyiew ia roo.
lstered at the Windsor.
Fred SchimpeGoning and wife of
L ano, are guests of the Windsor.
Nj. Ullman, Of Houston, formerly NJ
day. '9'''
w. +. Snyder, passenger agent OF the
Bee-l4 Line, has returned from a trip over
the state. WV
=. NJ. Gotholdt, advance agent for the
,,tnollaty-hye' combination, is at the
Windsor.
w: II. Abrams, land commissioner Of
the texas ~ Pacific road, left yesterday
for Marshall.
Hon, I. 7. d. Andrews, hotorial can
dldgto OF this district, is in the city busy
with his constituency.
Maj. Ira III. Evans, OF Palestine MOE
ldont OF tho New York and Texas land
company, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Nj. Kahn, of Gainesville, is I'm the
city on visit to relatives and friends
ana IL at present the guest of Mr.. Leon
Kahn. "0o''
geo. Dimick, division superintendent
Oh the Iexas Il Pacific, passed through
yesterday from the west, en- route 10
Marshall. W
y. ). Darby, baggage-mastor at the
Irelghl depot OF the Missouri Pacific, has
returned nom months vacation, spent
in New York and Boston.
NJ. ). Austin, of Rockwell county. and
the ilotorial candidate for the legisla
turo from this district, WINS In the city
yesterday circulating among the votinl
| population.
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Marshall Notes.

MARSHALL, oct. -. -lSpoclal. The
funeral procession that followed tho re-
mains Of DR.. Howell Lewis to their last
resting place yesterday, was the largest
over witnessed in this city. Many bust
ness houses closed. The officers of the
district court, together with the mayor
and city council, attended in body.
Tho religious services were conducted
by Rev. a. T.. ClemmOuS OF the BAPTIST
church, and were very imposing.
Tho weather continues damp and
cool.
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FLOrsAM.
Scrape tho paved streets.
The weather continues cool.
Gold bangle rings, at 81, Becks.
Ordor gnitnra Pnlnrn shnn rtnrn

Scrape tho paved streets.
The weather continues cool.
Gold bangle rings, at 81, Becks.
Order CATERS Palace shoe store.
New styles ladic' shoes, Block Bros.
Bros.
Now .sugar-h'aso molassos at Ed s
Alston's, 'N ~
Base Ball Shoe ,a,es at Huns,able's,
- cents. .
Gentlemcn's over-gaiters, at tho Pal.
ace shoe store. ."
The sun shone out brightly, for the
lirst time in many days.
Nothing like seeing for ones self IN
what the police board might think.
The fines In the city court M g,r mi.
some $500. "
We handle moro wines than any two
houses IN Dallas, hence our low prices
Ed s.. Aston. F'N''
Girl wanted for small family. An.
ply at Fine, Very Fines auction and
commission house, 6lg Elm.
Two dozen blankets have boon narn.
lshed the old barn of n station-hous for
the winter. II IN mockory.
We make a speciality of importod
Drandios, gins, cOrdiuls aud whiykioa
ior medical purposes. Ed =, Aston.
Mrs. Benton has on exhibition, silk
quit ct Sanger Bros, for raille, which
Tor beauty and uniqueness of make. IN a
novelty. Call and soc IL.
Call at the auction and commission
house Of Fine, Very Fine for ali classes
ol goods Tor underwear, all wool. red.
~ tho lowest price, % cents TO ST, 6lg
Elm street, ~ Wv
a beautiful sot NJ fancy cards sent
iroe 10 persons who have used Brown's
iron bitters, Address with street and
number Browns Chemical company
Baltimore, Md.
Miss NJ, l.. Brown, of this citv has
noon appointed assistant tenchcr ~ tho
Hrnhd Prairie public school. Sho h mn
usually well qualified, aud the trustees
are to DO congratulated on the sclertion'
Candidates should remember that
Moningor y Turner can bo found AZ Tho
corner OF Main and Poydras streets.
Whore they are prepared to furnish al
inc shortest notice banners aud stream.
ers gotten up In the very best styles.
IL this cold weather will only nut a
period To the mosquito. We are resigned
ana snail not murmer. How we should
love to witness his last moments. aS he
desperately strives, not tn "kick tho
bucket 10 would be world OF sntis.
faction TO u sufferer from his hondish M.
tacks. -'
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. oh. Tzon & Son,
dry goods gentlomen's furnishing goods
and notions, $40 Locust street, assigned
to-day for the benefit of their creditors
to Meyer Jacoby. Liabilities about 500
900; assets about $4,000, of which $l5,Nl1
is said to bo in stock Mr.. Ton, sr..
also assigned his individual property,
consisting Of real estate valued at $1,000,
10 II. Tenbfoeck, The liabilities of the
Nirm ar chiefly in eastern cities.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
RESULT OF GERMAN ELECTIONS.
Spain Fears Another Cuban Fnubuster-
ing Wolscly's Trip up
the Nile-France and China
All of the Old World.
The Slick CnnnrkR nncher.

TORONTO, oct. GA special TO the
Globe from Winnipeg says The domin-
ion government contemplates increas-
ing the strength of the northwest
mounted police from 500 to 500 men. The
owners of ranches have been urging this
step on the ground that they need fur
ther protection against Indians, but the
real object seems to be to find an in
creased market for the horses raised on
the ranches
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20,--The postmaster
general has arranged with the Illinois
Central railroad to have train that
loaves Chicago at S;30 p. m. arrive at
New Orleans the second day at a. M,
instead of lOAj u. m, This plan means
the saving Of one business day, as the
present delivery is too late FOR reply to
each the next outgoing mail.
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Tomorrow, Friday October 81. GRAMS
opera company will appear at the Dallas
opera-houso In the "Quoenis Lace Hand.
kerchioL' IL is n famous troupn and n
famous play, full of facetious flashes and
also tender touch OF love In distress
WIN a hapy dsnoumont. Ii il a light,
but beautiful opera. s"''
ON noxt Saturday, November 1. tho
,"Bandit King will bo greeted no doubt
~ largo audience nc the DALLAS onora.
house, It's trdcory exhibits severe nns,.
ages OF lovo aud rovenso; also rhode.
montade aud comic Situations interpo.
lated with thrilling cp'sodes. The Josse
James horses are With this show.
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BERLIN, Oct, 29,--Tho election returns
come in slowly. Reports from various
suburban districts indicate the election
of eight members of the party of the
centre, three Conservatives, three Ma
tional Liberals, three new German Lib
erals and six Socialists. In three other
districts the votes are scattering and
new ballots will be required.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2g,-Tho president
mas designated Assistant Secretary
Coon to act rs secretary Of the treasury
IN inc absence of Secretary Mccullough
IN eliort was made TO have the presi-
uVht designate Assistant Secretary
French, but without avail.
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Clrcnlatlon Of European Newspapers.

Tho Daily News aud Daily Telegraph,
OF London, claim, tho ono to bo thu
largest circulated liberal paper, aud the
other to be the largest circulated of any
newspaper in the world. They forget
that lao Petit journal, decidedly liberal
IN tone, has a circulation varying from
seven To eight hundred thousand copies
uauy, officially guaranteed.
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RemoNlng the Mud.

"A force oflaborers were at work YES
torday removing the mud from Elm
street. Now that the block pavemonts
IRE sufficiently. packed on Elm and
Malh streets, the mud should be re
moved from both, as during the present
Mot weather me crossings have been
almost impossible.
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CAIRO, Oct. CIT is learned that fifty
Basha Bazouks who were dispatched
from Massowah in pursuit of marauders,
have deserted in body to band OF
Abyssinian brigands. Two Europeans
are held as prisoners by them in the
homes Of securing ransom.
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Sort Of q Compromise.

CAIRO, Oct. 20.--Gen. Wolseley has
been empowered to appoint the Mudir of
Dongola provincial governor of the pro-
vince of the Soudan under the nominal
SS,uuzerainty Of the khedive of Egypt.
The terms of the agreement are TO be
subject To revision after the expiration
of five years.
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OoRsicANA Oct @.-lSpecial. Our
Guy government ibulations continue
70 increase. our mayor has forwarded
papers to Judge Bradley, at Fairfield,
l2r az Injunction against the newly
elected city recorder assuming his AZ
.,es. Judge bradley will be hero on ina
~ proN' to give his Judgment In tbc
: honor, the mayor, has also writ.
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It's "a set Of features, % complexion,
The tlnriurc utu skin that ! admir-"
| using iuZ1oni'S complexion powder.
tuityst charms you will Acquire,

~ receut act oi the Creek council
declares against the pastures of their
coJuirN anu have ordered the cu,tiur
OF all wire fences enclosing over u1v
acres Of land, The Creek Nation VIll
probably fence tho northern aud pnstctn
boundaries of their country as 10 pre-
vent the intrusion of Cherokee cntilp.
The council only remained In SESSION
two weeks. u seemed very much on
posed to Chief lorryman, aud IL is
thought 10 ho very doubtful as 10
whether or not he viii call another gns.
sion. In addition To the fence act, the
council passed some very stringent laws
against the Whites D0nison Gaz ntopr
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FnIlnre at san Annnnlo.

san ANTONIO, Oct. ~ Speciality.
r Freeman,s plumbing establishment,
closed up to-day under attachments
ogating 5000.
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bhlroN, Oct @.-iSpecial' Leo VIII
'iams was acquitted in the district court
yesterday of rape aud was 10 day ac-
quilted of stealing horse.
travelling men say Bolton can boast oi
lhe nnest courthouse in the state, when
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Stabhinr Anra,

Warren Brown, who owns the winn's
lake property, was seriously, II not ia.
tally, stabbed yoster lay afternoon byn
party named Taylor. rho j nicultv or.
Cured near tho lake. and oriuinntsd In
"A dispute ovor reward for thp return of
u straycd horse. W
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Carter Little Liver Pills must not he
eoniounded with common ratharlir or
purgatlNe pills as they are entirely nm
4 ..lHsnv lneh ~ every respect. ono trial
will prove their superiority.
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This Is In Blaino's state.

LEWISTON, oct, Con account of the
shutting down of the mills in this city
there is considerable distress among the
Discharged operatives. Overseers re-
port applications for assistance have
Increased rapidly. Forty persons left
for Canada YESTERDAY.
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Confessed Judgements.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Daily News
Bloomington, Illinois, special says:
llarwood Bros. Il Co., wholesale hard
ware, confessed judgments and the
sheriff took possession. Liabilities about
$4,000; assets S60,0O0 to 100000.
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Tone Of the Stock nIorket,
Railways irregular.
state securities steady.

Il NEW DIRK, OCt ZJ-tONernmGntS
steady.
Railways irregular.
state securities steady.
Speculation to-day at the stock ex-
change was duh aud almost featureless.
New York General continued and Louis
willie x Nashville was again weak. The
ftirst mentioned declined from So to ST
pn rumors that the company had re-
FUSED to send . representative to the
tccnierence for the purpose OF settling
fthe passenger rate war. Louisville 4
Nashville fell of from - to 2il,. The
remainder Of the list was srong and re-
CORDED fractional advance. Union
Pacific rose TO 533!, Western Union to
20, Northwestern to SG2i, st. Paul TO TAX
and Lake Shore to 6G14 During the after
|noon changes were merely fractional,
|but the market left Off strong. Com,
pared with last nights closing, prices
are = to = higher, except for Canada
Pacific. Delaware & Hudson and New
York Central, which are u to per ent.
Hover. Manitoba rose II to 70. Trans
factions, 10000 shares.
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run into. his saloon on Tuesday. in
charge of a Western Union operator,
ana tho election returns will be received
u sH announced simultaneously with
thelr receipt at the Western Union office.
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Tho largest stock of fancy and staplo
groceries In north Texas.
IOEu n FRgtnrna.
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WoIseIey Nile-ism.

CAIRO, oct. %. Gen. Wolscley arrived
to-day at Ambigal, in his progress up
the Nile. The Canadian boatman sue
ceeded in getting l2J boats over the sec
Ond cataract.
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Mennrlnl for Story.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-rho press club
met this afternoon and appointed a
committee to draft q suitable memorial
touching on the death of Wilbur f..
H'yl y, puplvtUr of the Times, and ono
10 represent the club mt the funeral,
VINE Will occur at noon tomorrow.
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The French FInr Flnnts.

LONDON, Oct 29.-Intelligence reaches
here that the man-of-war, Seignelay has
hoistod the French flag at Tajurah Sa-
gallo aud Rodali on the Bay OF Alden.
1t is reported France will annex them.
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AnOtherOnc.

AUGUSTA, GA oct. 2g.-L.J. Verderev
y Co., brokers, failed. Liabilities, $780,
900; nominal assets, 80, GOO.
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LONDON, oct. %. 1t is asserted that
England has again offered to act as me-
diator between France and China on the
first favorable occasion.
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Coy. 81. John shows that he under.
stands strategy, too. by ooncentratinp
his strength Ia New York, no expects 10
contribute TO the defeat of the knight a.
tue white leather 10y polling $1,000 votes
for prohibition.
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COTTON Dnmared hY Fire.

LONDON, Oct. 2y.-Cotton in the fore
hold Of the steamer Nyphm, at Liver
pool, from Savannah, has been on fire
and considerable damage done.
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We are selling wines much choapot
than any house In Dallas and will con.
tinue TO do so. Ems. AIsToN
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Neal star p Of the Glen Lea, has ar.
ranged 70 have a special telegraph wir,