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Cleveland and nendricks Club.

The Cleveland and Hendricks club
held meeting last night and received
the report Of the committee on "ontri-
buttons. 4 sufficient amount was
raised to pay all EXPENSES Of the club.
aud $50 v IN he s,nt to the Democratic
national committee. There are several
members of the committee vet TO re-
port and il is likely this contribution
viii bee considerably augmented. The
committee is still at work, and will call
ON citizens for additional contributions
during tho coming week. The cause is
good one, and there should be liberal
response upon the part Of an who are
Interested in the cause of good govern
mont
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EDITORS EXC0RIATED.
PLAYING STAR ENGAGEMENTS"
sun Antonio Amorous scribes EIpssed by
An Actor from the Footllghts for
Att,mpts ut "Mashing" the
Actresses.-LoOk Dat.

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. To- Special. To
night one of the theatrical companies,
which winter south, played in Turner
Hall to u large audience. Newton
Beers, formerly st. Louis stock actor,
Is leading man. He has his wife with
him, and there are two other actresses
in the company. During the second act
Beers came to the fOrtlights and read
dispatch from u local paper, giving an
account of the chastisemcnt of drum
mer in Fort Worth for insulting pro-
posals To am unprotected girl. | have,
said he. case in point. During the day
the ladies of my company received an
insulting note from two men in your
town, requesting them to take buggy
ride into the country. The wish under
| lying wuris is plain to view. have
travelled in the south for some time, but
/ have never bclury hal the ladies of my
/ tfuuue subjected tO the lecherOuS insults
Of local Washers. The men who wrote
| the note and signed false names Ia itace
| the local ed tors of the Evening Light,
| II Ransom and his assistant. This ann
erOus servant of the Light il
an EnglishmAn. One of the ladies
insulted is my wife and the
other twn are under my pro-
lection. But for engagements which
compel me to leave tonight, | would
myself administer the chastsement
which hope the citizens OF San Antonio
will see is given. When he concluded
the house rose ut him. The city editor
and his assistant occupied front seats Oh
ueHuhead tickets
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TLOTSNM.

Substantial dolicucies and raritles all
fresh at the Glen Loa Chop house.
Bankers, merchants, lawyers, doctors,
in fact all classes III our citizens, cnmpli-
mont j. II. Wobs'er's fine photographs.
Good things 10 eat all moved TO the
Glen Lea ChOp-huuso yesterday. They
date FROM headquarters ut Glon Lea
Chop house.
So soon rs Glasscock was ready the
weather changed FROM hot to 20 ] and
stimulated the appetite. The stimu-
lated all rushed for tho Glen Lea Chop
house.
II you wish good lunch or meal 10
TO tho Electric Light saloon, No. COY
Elm street.
MIR. A. o. Wells, the enterprisinv pro.
prietor of the Electric Light saloon, has
introduced new feature In his saloon,
NO, W9 Elm street, In the shape of a SUI
p,rb free lunch in the forenoon.
The Electric Light saloon has q splon-
ala restaurant, whore you eau get aguOd
'neal irnm o.}l IN the morning until u
o'clock at night.
Tho Electric Light saloon furnishes
the choicest beefStcakS aud finest OF
coffee.
A part or Meina Bros. orchestra left
last evening for Fort Worth to play AT a
! ball given there last night.
The weither continues cool, and al
night ovorcoats aro nos amiss, though
not a necessity.
! The weather has put crimp In the
| Ming OF divorce suits. Tn, re- has moi
been one filed since the cold spell set In
steve Giles, colorcl, was arrnigned be,
! fore justice Kendall yesterday ON the
charge of beating his wife aud was nc
! quilted.
Tho Cumberland Presbyterian churcl
at Richardson gave festival rhursin,
evening, which nettod SIl. There WAS
large crowd present,
a girl It Is, ten pounds the weight
anu The happy man II Guy Toser, In,
architect, residence corner BRYAN ant
! Victor streets.
\ shooting, which occurred in IN,
"tedars' Thursday night. created con
siderable talk on the STREETS Yesterday
IL appears that MrC.Cuttcr. while a Wis
nor ~ the residence OF Mrs. F.M.Ham
mond, the woll-known "Ben Boyd," IN,
eN.ConiederHte spy, WAS charged bv he
Win having ruined her daughter, ant
Mnon ne declined to marry the daugh
yer, she shot at him, hitting him In IN
Ioit arm. He denios The charge.
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has been used for its ag-
glomeration. Ii Is stated that
briquet are preferable to ordinary coal
for expectation to the colonies and to
warm climates on account of their com
pact storage and freedom from small
Fragments and dust, and also for use on
locomotives, both on account of econ
omy and space and because tiremen can
always determine the amount of fuel
they are employing in given time, the
weight of each brick being exactly
known. The manufacturers claim that
the patent fuel" is more healthy for
dom site use than ordinary coal, citing
in support OF This theory The declaration
Of certain we'll known physicians. Al
the present day "A number Of bricks are
made for domestic use, of small size and
perforated with circular or longitudinal
openings Society and Art.
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The hnlti,nnrr n OHIO.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l0.--Late this after
noon Cowen & Cross, counsel for the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, filed petit
ton in the city circuit court, and Judge
Fisher issued an Injunction, re-
straining the Philadelphia, Will
mington & Baltimore raj road
from interfering in any manner
with the transportation of passengers
baggage and express matter in ears OF
the Baltimore Il Ohio road be-
tween Baltimore and Philadol-
phil: also requiring the Phila.
deiphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
railway, To receive such ears and
transport tho same over its rOad "a
Phi'adelphia and deliver the same t.
the Pennsylvania road, to he carried Ia
New York. The bond of the Baltimore
" Ohio is 100000. Robert Garrett and
John Gregg are the sureties.
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In the IN after vi carry ing bundles: A
gcutlrms ri thressccre years-a mill
lonaire was once clork IN book store
aud tells this story OF tho late Jonathan
Phillips, who camo into the store one
morning snd purchased book. AUur
doing II up the clCrl, said: Mr.. Phil-
lips, viii srnd this To Nour house,"
M, said he; "vuung mau / will trll
you as"crut Whom you Iptto be- A. old
ISL am, Nnu will learn that the most I'M
uorem,'nt man is hc who Is hi~uwu sDr-
WANT IL i related OF hr. parkmAn
TO Same who was murdered that
whenever he hought u lvr or mutton he
carried " humo himself un helnv auked
WHY he did this hp said, "hc wanted tn
b. sure OF the une he had pirllpd uut."
here is snm"wbrroR dir,um or Lord
l.lton, the famous Eugli,h lawyer aud
judge, that "A lawyer mpht properly
carry through th' streets vrrtn htL lr
a Ir,sh fish. The latter torhnps Ten the
Sliuc reason that Dr. parkwan carried
his mutton. Every Otlcr saturday.
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Mrceked Trnlns.

Two wrecks occurred on the Missouri
Pacific on Wednesday night, The north
bound express train which passed
through Dallas ut 1910 ran over two
horses near Pilot Point. the engine and
two coaches were thrown from the tract,
hut no one on the train WAS injured. The
olhur wreck was ihn ola freight train
consisting OF sixteen ears Of cattle.
Three or tour of the ours were ditched.
\ droyer accompanying the cattle was
killed.. A uuWhpr OF tho cattle were
killed and injured. The two wrecks
blocked the road flr several hours, tho
west bound train duo here at 5:ij u. m.
not arriving until $50.
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STAGE WHISPERS.

Sale of seats for "Forget Me Not"
opens at 10 o'clock Shis morning.
We classrd Paulding next tn Bangs
and better IN voice than Bangs himself
We now place Mrs. Golden alongside of
Helen Blythe AS the hest actress who
has visited IA this season. The emo
tioual power and realistic intensity with
which Mrs. Golden sustained the diff
cult and delicate character uf Edith
Gray last evening In "Tho Planters
Wife, has had no parallel among the uc-
trosses who have figured on
our dramatic boards, save
In the natural force, easy manner
aud noble fire of Helen Blythe. Miss
Blythe is equally rs polished aud accn-
rate hut not 81 strong In sustained pas
sion rs Mrs, Golden. Mr. Martin Golden
IL one OF the veterans of tho stage and
sustained last evening his high rcputu-
ton AN accomplished actor jack
sonville (Fla.D JnUruSl.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Big Fire In Peru.

PAIrA, via Galveston, Oct. l0.--A fire
broke out near the plaza last night, and
before it could DO controlled fully one
quarter Of the beautiful and prosperous
town was laid in ashes. At9 o'clock to-
night the great bells of the cathedral
rang out the dread alarm, calling our
frightened citizens to the scene of the
conilagration, and every effort was made
To cheek the advance of the rclent CSs
destroyer, but 10 no avail. ny midnight
the fire was famed 10y a strong southern
breeze and had spread over several
blocks, aud ut "A. IN.
had consumed everything ia its way.
from the plaza 10 the beach 10 was pre-
vented rom spreading u the eastward
/ 10y the large, open plaza, and Ia the west
by the blowing up of several largo
houses. The fire engines were useless,
| fully two hours having elapsed after the
I breaking out of the ere before ihcv wore
/ fairly 40 work The principal buildings
destroyed We're palirt,'s ware houses,
/ th" bishops residence, the Institute OF
/ tie PtruWO, the Spanish and POru.
CUES" guH,u'Ytos and about fifty resi-
dyu,cs. Tine loss les estimated 10 S3uO.OJ1
aud may probably prove much heavier
NO insurance.
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will vote ON the Goth instant. The rules
provide for the appointment of an
Inspector, who shall have direct charge
of the department The members OF the
exchange will notify the inspector, who
will take charge of snmpliug class. max
ing report, and turn the goods over
g. the classification committee, and on
it, certificate Of grade cause warehouse
mon to issue a receipt for the number of
bales, grade and weight; warehouSemen
to be under bonds and deliver the origi
nal bales called for on the receipt. !, is
claimed for this system that
parties not experts in cotton can pur-
chase and hold with certainty OF being
able to redeliver IL rs of same grade de-
scrihpd. and that loans can be made
more readily and with greater safety bv
hanks, trust companies and parties not
! in the cotton hmsiness.
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On the arrival OF the wcst-b0und Mis-
souri, Pacific train yesterday morning
ono of the passengers, name unknown,
got or the train and went into the
wichita saloon, presumably 60 rcirrsn
the inner man. As he came ont the train
was huckirg down Ia the "Y." The
party started to run 20 catch the train,
but WA suddenly taken with lt and
fell Ia the ground. The train was
StupTed, and loo WAS litt,d by the train
men 10 the ears and was carried on.
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English rarIi.munUs schi.ms.

L'Nros, Oct. lO-Fhe prospect Of
cnmprouisc on the franchise bill being
r'achod between the conservatives and
LIB rails is Improving The publication
of the alleged government scheme tor re-
distribution ui parliamentary seats, 10
correct tue disparity which now exists
between the representation Of popula-
ton la counties and horrouphs, is
smooth for settlement. The Marquis OF
salisbury and his conservative coli
leagues, the Du'.eof Richmond aud Earl
Cairns, are holding conference at Cor
don castle, the residence of the Duke Of
lNchm nd, looking To- q settlement ui
Tho mllllnMllY " nh thn Iihnrnls
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FROM FORr WORTH.


Closed by Attachmrnt-'A Railroad Wreck
Knocks Bella Golden Out.
Fort WORM, Oct. To- Special. T.
The Horsehead saloon, c. q Brownlee
proprietor, was closed by attachment
tonight in favor of Freiberg, Klein Il
Co., of Galveston, $500; f. TAYLOR, 5000;
Charles Scheuber, 5000. Two race
hores, Maud Is. and Brown jug, were
also levied upon. Assets small.
Two wrecks on the Missouri Pacific
north of here to day. A brakeman,
named Gray, was killed, and two others
badly Injured. 1t is reported that the
track is in bad condition, and the force
80 reduced that proper attention cannot
he given it. The Bella Golden troupe
WAS on one Of the trains, so they could
not perform here tonight. II in re-
ported the troupe will sue the company.
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FRENCH FUEL.



Tho United States commercial agent
az Nantes saws .ha; the coal dust, y hlch
was formerly rejected as worthless, ls
now consumed Ia immense quantities
In France In the trm of "patout fuol,r
or cnai brick. Tho natural SUNNY of
aus. FROM Tho Yards ui tho rual mer-
rhnuis hviug entirely insufficient rurthp
needs ui the hrick works, the nanurnc-
tuners, particularly ,u the Nantes dis
irlrt intrnrtl large quHutitvu i coal dust
W ma tHruiI, swansea aud Npwport.
lNH process at maugialur, ls very
simple. The cutl dust IN mixrl
Win pitch aud the mixture
poured IN cups attached tn n belt.
epei cup containing just enough ma,
trrul iurH brick of the size dc .ired. The
hrli ~ IT'S movement rtsscs tais mnto-
RAJ ihruu Ia d chamber, Wnete T. az
pnstd To- steam, witch fuses tho two
substances into a homogeneous mass
TINS d. poured ly the descent of he bell
Into mulds, where L il subjected to an
enormous pressure hya hydraulic press.
~ ~ IA whiuvry SEA IN motion by a
steam engine. The brick Is spunre In
form, IT, thickness being about one
third of its other dimensions, and H.
weight live, ten, or fifteen pounds.
Cernin of the French railway com.
rhneH rclusA 70 acrrpt fuel nniass nj
, ieis' 10 yer coat Of pitch
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Cnntnre OFF, hIrf.

While the auc,ioneer at the commits
sion houseof Blpkcney 4 Frees, on Elm
street, was descanting yesterday morn.
INK upon the wares offered for sale, ne
gro named Richard Wilson snatched M
a castor and ran out the rear entrance
NJ the huilding a. full speed. The cry of
"poicp" developed uu ON 'er who Suc-
cCcdcd in ovcrtnking the thief who was
lodged In the statiou-hOuso.
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GAuv >roN, Oct. lo.-W. p. Dillon,
the Clcburno painter who so mysi.si-
ou.ly disappeared from thnt city ou .lc
2'.hulumo, was found here to-day by
Detectives lordru and Williamson.
Dillon, 81 ounrtrs, fout W- lrpch lulv.
while suffering uulnftcwpnHrv mcuml
alteration, hut rs uow ull rirbt, His
wilr and three children will join him
here.
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lirNHJ TIA, oct. 10. Special -
Engouc Sullnsir and Miss Gertrude
Lrach We're married this evening by j.
~ Craig. county judge. The bride and
groom were M Fort sill uud the mdgo
unitpd tnrm wy wire. he being 40 Iirnrl-
"ttH. Miss Lille kCa.c. the operator
h"re, Ind M" honor tonDurm thum thut
they were man and wife.
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Tho colon IT. WHO lives In the South.
was iuiing A.l with Bil.. one of his
h nds, for neg cot of work, and sayiuu
nn would have un more preaching bout
the p'ar', they had too npuv pru,rnrtp
m Thugs Ia attend. "Biil niut ma
nHcnciyp' said sam; "hu's only n
'Enr,er' "Nvll. what's lha dilNrnnrn
hatwupn ~ preacher and an oNhnrtory''
".Nby, o preacher h. takes q tex. aud
den hV done gut TO stick tn It. Rut 4
surtcr. he kin brunch" buffalo TX.
press.
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RuHNEE oct. 10. Special A COM
plimen'ary hop was given at The oporp-
hou," l0-' evening to Miss Fauuie Eur-
perl %, Austin. Four couples attended
from Lump aud AN report an enjoy
able time. For beauty and graceful
donc'rs Doe i9mp1sgs bellies arc entitled
90 Inl IImrLI.
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Yesterday morning John Fleming, a
lahorcr at work in the Central railroad
sand pit, at Miller's ferry, was caught
uuder falling bank. His left log AID
thigh were crushed and he sustained in
t"rnal injuries, which are likely Ia prove
natal. He was taken to his homo in East
Dallas,
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Thai is something out Of your line,
sir, If you have dyspepsia. You sit sui
leu aud sour NJ the table, looking IA II
YOU hId lost nil of your friends and ok
pectcd to be sent to the poor-house. Get
well and cheer mp! How? Browns
Iron Bitters will do 1t! This prince OF
tonnes has cured the most grievous
cases, and Will cure YOU. Mrs. W. Tur-
pin SH Chambers street, st. Louis,
writes: "Mvhushand used Browns Iron
BtierS for headache and dyspepsia with
good rpSultsn
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NV B.u oEu, Oct. lU.-The crew Of
the whaling bark Seine, wrecked OH
Cape Frio, arrived this morning. Two
men were drowned. Both were Portu-
Hu'sH' ho steward deserted the camp
nu the beach and wandered into "A
desert All the others arrived safe AT
tho settlement.
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IouNSIOwN, Oct. TO- Five masked
men, with rcvolyors nourishing, bat
tered down thu door OF the house of "a
farmer, James Gates, in White township,
carly yesterday morning aud compelled
Gates, at IA, point Of pistols, to give
them over $l,lU1, he which had secrotnd.
The rulhrr~ then hastily departed, firing
lheir rrNulycrs a. they emerged from
IN, house.
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Ano,hrr nnri prnhnhis.

PARIS, Oct. lO.-The Motin states that
Capt FnurgCr, who negotiated the Tien
Tin treaty with China, has challenged
VI, kncheturt, on accoauJ ut an editorial
written 10y the latter, criticizing the
treaty,
LArRR-Editors Fournier and Roche
Tort Fought u duel with .wOrds to-day.
Both were slightly wounded.
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ErERsnuEG, VA oct. lO.-rhe To
20 factory of Wilson y McGill, one
ne y rge-t IN tho city, has tcmpnrar-
suspended oper ttinus. it employed
~ colured operatives. The Sus.
sion II due To the scarcity Ut tobacco
manu- lactdring purposes, which re-
= work, more ar less, iu the other
lries Oi this place.
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W.s'tE.r'N, oct. TO- special -
Following changes have been am
uouuccd In the pp~t-oilicc department..
Star service discontinued Route
Sl5B: "lchnrur 90 F-aolgnd. From
uo'ph r n, 1851.
Pos'Wus'vrs commissioned: Jacob
IT,. Nc!nuduu, 90 Gibson. Texas, aud
Edwin h. i'lmlgJt, at Laws HuVillc,
Texas.
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L.UIsvILtE, Oc;. lo.-pr. c. -. Ora.
hnm, OF thi, citv, celebrated the one
hnniredth anniversary OF his birthday
to-day. nr. Graham 2, Kentucky
piYn,ny ana has had varied eNpuriru,is
~ u hunter, artisan, soldier, lpudirrl
and scientist. Tic Wns personally ac-
quMntei with Daniel Bo,uo.
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Down Go the Rates.

CHC 40, Oct, l0.-Passengar rates to
Missouri river points to-day ruled Mt
1913 and 1t was reported that there
were some tickets to be kqd
mt $ll0. The rates to st. Louis are 81 The
announcement il mnde that beginning
Monday the Alton road, in connection
with the Santa Fe, win run n fast freight
to the Pacific coast. 1t is to be known
az the Alton * Pacific.
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CMRo, OCT. lu--CoL Kitchener tcle-
g'nphs that arumur il current Mt Ambu-
hal that the rebels have captured three
Europeans with their draglmau. l! the
epnri is true tur prisoner, are prcsuma-
uiN 'oi. stewart, Power iNu .urycspoud.
gn' ui 'ho London Iu"S, aud NJ. Her
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Another large lot Of musical instru-
monts received this woel, by G. IL. Ell
wards In bond, from manufacturers in
Germany aud Franco. This Is the fuost
stock of those goods ever brought to
Texas Tho attention Of merchants es-
pecially solicited.
G.. y. FnwiRpS.
7S3 and 49, Main street.
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Marina

GALVESTON, Oct. l0.-Arrived: Arnn-
sas, from Corpus Christi, and sailed for
Morgan City; Steamer ST. Mary, from
In lianola. and sailed tor ludianola;
steamer River Gevorv. from Liverpool.
Sailed; Brig Jennie Hubert, for Pen
sAcOla.
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NEW YORK, oct. 10. The government
Of the republic Of Santo Domingo abol-
ishnd export duties ON sugars, molasses
and all other productions OF the rOun-
try. Tho export duty was p cents per
100 pounds ON sugars.
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wYong, Oct. 10, Failures the last
days in the United States. M;
da, ~ total, 80, against az last
1hv Failures are below tho nv
in the western, New England and
watatoS, hut a corresponding iu-
. Is noted IN the southern and
estates aud In New York city.
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rspuNe, Oct. 10. Tho 10 per cent.
zion ordered by Dilworth, Porter
qspiko manufacturers, has been
vawn aud the employees continue
AZ tho III wages.
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Inpor..n, No unlInn ,len.

loRs, Oct. lO.--The board Of
fer> Of the cotton exchange io-iay
led , series OF rules for the in
81 81 cotton, on which members
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A Darling Club.

\ club that call themselves tho "too
sweet IN live" club gave dance last
evening. The music rs furnished nv Il
section of Meme Bros. band was very
finp
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Several eases OF the IL 10 Telephone
company ". subscribers are being tried
in Justice Edwards court. The tcsti-
mnnv adduccd Is of nm amusing nature.
just imagine the fond husband carry
ing home turtle when his better halt
tolephoned him not to forget the turnips.
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ST, PsrgEs 9, RD, Oct. 10, Three Rus
SIAN irisates will sail for China Satur-
day,
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MADRID, Oct IT, During the past
lNeni y-luur hours four deaths from
cholera have occurred IN Spain.
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Basc Buji.


NEW YoWr, OFT. lO.--Dr. Adolph Hue.
bsch, rabbi or the congregation uf Tenn.
rle Ahawath Chcsoi, died suddenly this
morning.
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Ihniern Record.

RoNE, Oct. lO.-rhe reports OF cholera
in the injected districts of Italy for the
past twcnty.lour hours gives III fresh
cases auc 10 deaths.
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lnndborg's Perfume, e.irnia.
,'unloorg's Perfume. Marchal N lei Rose.
,iunIporg'r pertumel llphlnp Violet.
huhuoors's fortune, iiify os the Valley,
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weather Indications

WAsntNeToN, Oct lO.--Fur Western Gulf
Sialcs' Fair w aiher; northcas, to- southeast
winds; slight Nl Ia temperature
MIDNIGHT.
West CUT clear weather; slight rise IN
temperatures variable winds generally from
east 10 south; lower barometer.
uAtNk-roN, oct lO-tplluwlng Is the
weather report, furnished by the signal Ser
vice IN conjunction with the railways.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

GAVIN WISE COUNTY, TFXAS, March "a, 1884.
MessrS Morley
GenlemeY Send three dozen TINS AGUE TONIC
atonce ba,e sold every bottle received
eed II to and has failed In single instance
Yours truly. W. =. SEARCY.
DEALERS,
bN Cex aA