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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July 29.-Flour is

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July 29.-Flour is in
fair receipt and quiet. Wheat is steady and there
is better demand, especially for the high grades
6OOO bushels were sold on Change at 9Oa91 for
Futz; 91a92 for mixed 91a93 for longberry
common Fultz 81. Corn is strong active and
higher; 800 bushels sold at 72a73 mixed at Sc
Rye is active. Oats are steady. Eggs are lower.
There is no change in other produce.
BALTIMORE July 29-va 6'sdefd =; do con
sOlidatad 80; do End series -; do past due cou
rons 30 new 10 4Os -; do new :3s - bid to-
day. Cotton dull; middling 1. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat-Southern steady and active :;
Western steady and firm; Southern red 92a96 ;
do amber 95a99. No l Maryland 964; No =
Western winter red spot 81 l2a943s; July 941sa
94a.; August 94als95: September 96a a9G7s
COrn-Southern nominal: Western nominally
irmcr Southern white 71a73; do yellow 66a
90; Western mixed spot 621a; August Gla63;
September and October 611, bid. Oats higher
43; do mixed 40A41; Penna 4Oa43. Rye
higher, new, 66aGS. Whiskey steady at 81 Is.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July 2S.-Beef
Cattle--Prices Of Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best 75a$6 90; that generally rated first
quality 81 BASS 62lta: medium or good farqual-
ty 5OaS4 37lh; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 25aS3 25. Extreme range of prices
. 25aS6 90. Most Of the sales were from %
aS5 % per 100 lbs. Total receipts for the week
1927 head. Total sales for the week 1744 head.
The offerings to day consisted largely of thin and
common Cattle. Tops were not numerous. The
market very slow, and the tops show a falling
OF of about 1.c rs compared with last weeks rates
while other grades were l2c lower and trade for
them very sluggish.
Sheep and Lamhs.-Cio0d Sheep and Lambs con-
tinue in light supply, while common are plentiful
and dull. There is no improvement in the quail
ty of the offerings. We quote butcher Sheep at
Bad u cts, and Lambs at 4a6 cents per lib gross
Good stock Sheep are scarce and wanted, selling
at 75aS3 25 each for Ewes. and 344a4 cts per
Id for Wethers. Receipts this week 1912 head
Hogs.--Th receipts are about the same in quail
ity as last weeks offerings, and the demand is fair
to good with some increase in the offerings
Prices have been we'll maintained, and the top
figures of last week freely used in the sales this
week. We quote Hogs at down to 7ia cents
common Hogs, light weights and grassers, sell at
6a4a744 cents per ID net. Hogs weighing $50 to
100 lbs gross are in best demand. Receipts this
week 5OO2 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29

Two Washington bicyclers are preparing
for prolonged trip up through the Shsnan-
doah Valley. They will start on Thursday
and return about August Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29
Postponed.

BELFAST. July 29.-The authorities of the Irish
National League have decided to postpone the
Nationalist Convention, which was called to meet
in this city to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29

1.-THE History of the South Carolina Cession and
the Northern Boundary of Tennessee" by W. 3.
Garrett, has been received from the Southern
Methodist Publishing House, Nashville.
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Assignment

New YORK. July 29.-Rudd Bros. filed All as
Segment to-day for the benefit of creditors Civ
ing preferences amounting to $21 1863.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29
The Strike in New York

new YORK, July 29-The building trades
strike is still in progress, and neither side
shows 4 disposition to yield
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29

The Austrian, German and Russian dele
gates to the Egyptian Conference have ap-
proved the French proposals to England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29

TIE Southern Planter for August has been re
ceived from its publishers in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29

Mr.. Noah Greenwald, Richmond cloth
Ter, has made an assignment.
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should be necessary TO elect Blaine, 1876
would be repeated. With such dire threats
against them, it is we'll that the democrats
have man like Governor Cleveland, who
knows the right and has the nerve to ex-
ecute it, for their leader If he be elected,
death alone will prevent him from being
President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29
MARINE NEWS.

MARINE NEWS.
POET OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY 30 1894 :.
Sun rises OIL Sur sots.............. II
ARRIVED.
schr VIM Oliver, Easton, Md, to w A Smoot
& Co.
schr Hoyt, Albemarle Sound, to Perry, Smoot
& Co. for orders.
SAILED.
schr Fannie Kemp Machodoc creek, by Perry,
Smoot & Co.
MEMORANDA
schr Carrie A Norton, for Washington, sailed
from Bath 28th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29

THE NEGRO Lynch, and Senators Hoar
and Malone agree that if the rejection OF
the votes of some of the Southern States,
including Virginia, be all that shall be re-
ouired to count in Blaine, those votes shall
be rejected at once upon the ground of fraud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-07-29

DRIME MARACAIBo COFFEE, just receive
i iva By C. MILBURN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
As,o.oo0 sacrihce.

From this issue prices go lower In tn
sale of that Bryan 4 Bradshaw stock o
groceries. 1t was bought only for turn
and must be converted into money II
prices are cut to fifty cents on the dol
lar, and since times are hard aud money
stringent why allow your regular gro.
Ger to charge you up with SlhO, when "
m cash will buy thesame amount iroll'
this bankrupt storkY Our sales have
been inmo ,se, but this being the larg'
eat. incest and most complete ana re.
plete retail stock of groceries In nortl
Texas the assortment as yet Is compara
lively unbroken,, and u WIN ana mu,
be sold. Just think, now, 10 pound
vranu,ated sugar for 81, : pounds lines
Rio coffee for 81, and everything else 10
numerous To mention In the same PR
b portion. "Hungariap patent Hour, ~
iuest -four ever on this markell Tor 'e'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
WICKED AND WISE WACO.
MURDER TRIALS STILL CONTINUE
Also Discussions of hoiy wit and Inf.
deity - Masquerade Merriment--
orphan Charity-Fostoraf after
the Gavel-Siugging.

WACO, Dec. 22.--LSpecial. The trlsl
of the two white men, Marsh and Cath
ron, charged with numbering negro,
has occupied all day in the district
court and is not concluded yet. Negroes
watch il with much interest, saying the
result will show whether white m en-
will be punished by jurles here for kill
lug IL negro. . inc testimony ~ rather
strong against the accused but is purely
cirCumStantial.
Mr. Kilhell, the editorial champion OF
the inspiration ot Holy Writ, Delivered
u second lecture In Liberal Hall to-
night, having Another large audience.
For controversies Oi this kind Waco viii
furnish perhaps larger audiences than
any other town in the state.
A largely attended bal masque and
fancy dress carnival is in prog rrss a
the skating link tonight, with the Gilt,
ul the young society people in attend
ance. the weather is almost coll
enough to furnish ice for geuuine skat
ing.
The Waco donations for the Buclne
orphans home, near Dallas, will be for
wHrded tomorrow, in time to reach til
, orphans before Christmas, Tue dOua
liuns are liberal.
II Representative eFoster of Groesheck
, has conferred freely with bis Wac
4, friends to-day. lie says he tanks h
f. can read his liile clear To the speaker
, ship ot the next house.
+, A "slug ing matchn between l0ca
muscular talent, Slu0a side, is ON III
tapiS Tor Christmas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

AT j. W. wEes's.
Holiday Presents at Unprecedented Low
Priees,l

Among the most no able deprcsslons Is
that in the jewelry line, The neoessi-
ties of the people forced this necessity
of decline, aud without compromise of
truth IL may be said that never before
was so choice and extensive II stock sold
at prices entirely within the reach OF all,
OBSERVED
Rogers 4 Eros. triple plated knives. S25O
Their silver stem winding Waltham =,
watches ,.........t. .,....,.,.- 10. &G
Particular attention IL called To The
Immense decline In diamonds, owing Il
which we are settling vt 30 per cent
| war than ever before offered.
10 n silver ware we otter special induce
ts-irresistable 10 those DESTROYS o
purchaing gifts. We ara to- heavily
stocked and do not propose carrying
them over the holidays.
An immense line of watches VII
greel the eye OF the visitor. The larges
stock la Texas will be offered at hsure'
that will astonish.
Plush aud fancy goods we have II
great proiusion and NJ rates OF whic
none can complain
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

Berlin, Dee. 2l.--At tue Congo COW
ference to-day Gen. Sanford, the Amer
lean delegate asked how it was pro-
posed to extend the provisions of the
postal convention IN the abepce
of the means or communicative
Dr. Busch replied that 1t wound I've best
that Germauy'S chancellor should trans
init To the powers tho Norman p st
masters recommendation
Gen. Sanford gave notice of HIS inten
| ton TO introduce an amended
project for railway mount
the cataracts Kqnnish, of Russia, re-
fused ~ assent to Engldnd's proposal Il
make oil aud coal cOutrabands OF war.
The American neutrality scheme wa
shPlved by the conference through tn
opposition ~ Courcnll, who AiiirmeC
that France WAS unable to accept II II
any form whatever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
Labor Troubles.


THE RIG COAL $ II KE CAME.
PIrTsBuRG, Dec. -. The coal miners
all along the Mononrahela river, as an
ticiptted, went cut ca strike this
morning for an advance OF half cent
per bushel in ths price Of mining. BY
NOON it was known at the miners gen
eral Office, in this city, that the strike
had begun i'll earnest, and that nearly
1900 men had quit work. The operators
assert that rather than c1ucede to an adj
vance they will close down their pits in
definitely.
! THEY WILL KEEP on MAKING GLASS. =
| PIrT-BURG, Dee. - The Official Win
dow Glass Workers union report that
rs far as can he learned, no yiass factO-
ries will shut down on January ], as was
talked of month ago,
THIS Is THE WAY EN- LOYER AND EN-
PLoY SHOULD G n ALONG.
/ PITrsBuRG, De. -. "A Sharon, Penn
sNlvania, special says: II is the general
opinion that the Atlantic Iron works, I'll
Kimberly II Co., which closed down
Saturday because OF the failure to rais'
money b. pay the employees, will resum,
work in Il few weeks. The wOrkmel
, show good feeling toward the firm ant
! have offered to give their service fp
Z
J groceries, but Mr.. Kimberly has de
: cliued the generous offer, deem
! ing such move unnecessary
r Mr.. Kimberly is reported a
+ saving that tho firm has lots Of pape
a which could he easily discounted, br
n The stock for which it was received wa
II sold so close that the discount would Ell
tail considerable loss.
, EvEEYTHlNG is LOVELY.
:, FEWER, Dee, 22.-'l he coal miners
!, Coal Creek, Nlmore, Walseuburg al
:. Cameron, 1890 in all, resumed work 4
: day at the old rates.
a cur ACCEPTED.
The PittsLurg Iron Works compan
At Verner's station, has ordered Il
pr cent. reduction in the wages OF
Of emp oy S, ex ept those govern
by lne Amaigamated associate
OF scale. The workmen met this EVENT.
e. and decided tn continue work at I
sh reduction. Five hundred men are
80 fected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
Galloway answer. Van wyck.


Omaha, Dec. 2,-Genoral Manager
|hlloway, of the Union Pacific, was
lestioned to-day regarding the state
lent made by Senator Van Wyck that
! ilr, All rates west OF the Missouri
|Ser had remained the same as when
% roads we're opened. MIR. Galloway
lys the earnings of the Union Pacihc
stem, about 800 miles of which
is within tho state OF Nebraska,
ld which Ia 1870 averaged q 100
|nts per ton per mile had been reduced
\ that last Year they were but 6-lV
bnts, and for the last six months
bowed II further falling oil, 80 that the
Eerage is Tut 26.l00 cents per ton pei
Nile.
| Five of the roads represented signeC
b. agreement, IL il ~ counterpart u
Do agreement made aud submitted L
be general managers some weeks ago
Except on the subject OF commissions
ne new agreemeuG allows the roads u
Ry whatever commission they choose
lnieut only TO the restriction that the,
hail not bo of such character as 1
IDerate IA a cut In rates
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

tramp an axe to cut some wood for his
grub, and the fellow did not do the
work, hut stole the axe and sold it'll Eel
paso Times.
The Dallas HERALD is very Justly
very severe upon Mr. Gibbs Tor his op
position To the proposed pistol law. The
law can never be too severe upon those
who carry this wretched implement,
which has for SO long filled oui jails and
penitentiaries, and which has made the
gall0ws groan under their load of exc
Cnted villainy. We wonder very greatly
nv Mr.. Gibbs, and We viii per softly
into his rather cnpacious ear, that il he
would "go up head" he must come
down ont of that idea, The tendency IN
Texas is TO advance, not to recede and
the war against the pistol is one OF the
most valuable OF the recent evidences
that we are advancing toward the
higher civilization Of the age, Wac,
Examiner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
Mr.. Blaino's letter dismissing his suit

Mr.. Blaine's letter Diminishing his suit
against the Indianapolis Sentinel is ex-
ceedingly ill-tempered and unfair in its
spirit. In effect he says that he could
not get II just verdict in Indiana. This
is n serious accusation to make against
the people of a whole state, IL is seri-
Gus nccusatipn against the federal court
which in Indiana Is Repub lean in all
It's branches, and which in all the states
whether Republican or Democratic, Is
honest and Impartial. 1t seems To u,
that Mr.. Blaine might have withdraw
| his libel suit against the Sentinel with
out lihelng the whole state OF Indiana
her jury system, aud her courts OF jus
oe.-IGlobe- Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
personal.


DIR. Blackburn, of Shreveport, is in the
CITY.
Mrs, ID. Gordan left yesterday. for
BRYAN, where she will spend the holi'
days.
MIR. ]. w. Thompson, attorney at law,
loft Yesterday on visit 10 New or-
leans.
Ed Steaves, IT,, prominent mer-
chant OF tho Alamo City, Is guest OF
the Windsor.
Capt. A. j. Chambers, prominent
farmer of Tarrant county was In the
city yesterday.
The friends and ncquaintances OF Mrs
| w, q, Veal will be glad TO know sue ~
still improving.
Mrs. II. w. Taylor and daughter, Mis-
Louise, also Miss Annie Terry, all o
Jefferson, are the guests OF Col. ant
Mrs. j. w. Clark, OF this city.
Misses Uemio Wilson and Molli'
Paterson, who have beon attending TN
state normal coll ge, NJ tluntsville, ar
visiting Cap. aud Mrs. w. q. Veal, OF
: Swiss avenue.
The following parties left to-day VI
tho Houston n Texas Central for Ia
New Orleans exposition: James bent,
and daughter, Il. Il. Hager end wife, i
ID. Berry, j. Smith, .. y. Finley, Emit,
! Williamson, William Thompson, w. l
Fears, w. q. Cannadv.
MIR. J.. X. Mulkoy, assistant sacretar
} of the southern Immigration associ
ton, representing the New YORK Dan
!. Graphic and Louisville Courier'Journv
! arrived In the city yes erday IN Il
!, special cur, u, d u he meets with the q
= enlargement he should from our CT,
!, zeus he will illustrate Dallas IN v
. Graphic and write up the city III u
o Uourior-Journal. He will remain he
several days.
), The Hon. James NJ. Mix and son, Ga
n italists from Kankakee, Illinois, OF
y time friends of Drs. .. u. aud Mary
!. Uawett, and Mr.. End Mrs. &. a. Ike
- ing, stopped over In the city yesterd
To- pay them short visit. They CO.
n 10 Invest in Texas lands, with view
ID a. gage In raising improved cat
no 'rhey will probably bring the nucleus
3, n 1ne herd from Kankakee coun
w. IlIinnia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
Nnnrrhis,. aenteneed.

LEIrslc, Dec. 2..-Sontence was pre-
nounced to-day in the case OF the Az
archists tried last week for an atteml t
to assas,inate Emperor William, ut
Nridtrwald ReiuStUri, Ruspsch ANA
Kuerhler were sentenced Ia doalh
llalsepaur and Bochmann were con'
damned to ten wears renal servitude,
Sarhngeu, Rhcinbach and Taellue were
acquitted,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
nnnay rirn r,linrul .her.

Lasteyoning at 7 o'clock u test of IT,"
Challenge fire extingulsher for handu~e
was given on the vacant lot opposi =
the Windsor hotel, ON Commerce stree
A fire. made Of a large pile Ut we'll ses.
oned boxes In u full blaze wins instant 7
extiugui>hed by throwing one vf the eN-
tinguishers ON II. IL worked ike .
charm. II IL a bo tie filled with II liqu i
which, broken, immediately puts en-
the largest kind of lire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
Telnnhnnr Litigation.

TRENTON, n. j., Dec. 2.-The United
|tates Telephone Manufacturing COM
|any, of New York, aud the McDonouRh
telephone aud Telegraph company, OF
Eew Jersey, to-day filed bill in the
pniled States circuit court, asking fer
|n injunction against the American
{ell Telephone many, of Boston, and
pc Domestic Telegraph aud Telephone
bmpany, of Newark, for infringement
patent and for accounting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
n sactions, 2ll.N0l .hAtes.
\ Three Rcpor,s ON the Treaty.

Three RcpOr,s ON the Treaty.
fw YuRK, Dc. - The chamber of
.her,e to day heard the report OF
'committee TO whom had been re-
In the consideration Of the Spanish
Nv, The committee make three re-
II. The majority report com-
Ma ia the senate and house of repre-
Natives the prompt ratification OF the
IN aid the passage of the enabling
I'm quitting the tre4ty in operation.
M first minority report reciie$
al the treaty is hostile t.
INTERESTS OF the people of the United
afes. and ought not to b. confirmed ;
Id special com nercial treaties impair
kthe efficiency aud uniformity Of our
5emue laws, threatening complications
I'm other aiuns ami the derangene nj
hour established industries, are dan
fpus and ought not TO be made. 1t
n requests congress, for TN purpose
EXCEEDING uE foreign commerce ant
Iementing OUT proportion OF the inter
Riondl carrying trade, to continue thu
fparatiln u d publication of cOnsula
trrtS and 10 devise such legislation a
Bill be- best adapted to promote the es
bh,hment of lines of swift steamers
the hest type, for connecting th
hited States with all important ports
III esq, cially with the ports of th
Iuth Am riran continent, which are
b already accessible 10 us, on TIL
lost favorable terms.
fThe chamber of commerce voted, viz
bee, that the Spauish-American treat
bw before the United States senate
bsti,e 10 the interests OF the people /,
b United States, aud ough not to /
Sntirmed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
Nnips rom NnIpnirso.

VAiPAIRs CuI, Dec. 2.-There
was an exceedingly heavy rain fell here
Sunday morning, inundating a part OF
the city, accompanied by high winds
and heavy seas. Several public baths
were DESTROYED hv the waves.
The small-pnN Is spreading with
alarming rnpiaitv. Thirty seven cases
are now IN the hospitals.
The United Stat, coast nnd geodctic
survey steamer Carlisle = Paterson,
sailed Saturday for san Francisco on
her way 10 Alaska
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
MAIN l,nI,h.ry in Arknnsns.

KANSAS Cay, Dee. - Tho Times
Springfield, Missouri, special says: A
Fort Smith, Arkansas, special rep rts
that the regular matt mack
thence to Chouvville was slopped two
nil from the latter place, at 100 lock
this morning, by two armed men, Wa.
seized the malt sacks and mSdo OIL
Fortunately the bags contained hut one
registered letter. Others arc now IN
pursuit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
A splendld rexa. Ent .rprIse.

wrAru aRFoRD, Dec. 24.--lSpecial.l-
u. L. >. Graham, of Graham, Young
|nnty, passed through the city to-day
route for Memphis, Tennessee, to
bse a contract with parties there for
! sale of large tract OF coal lands in
eysn~ county. Ii this sale is closed,
cordiug 10 the present outlook, those
.exhauS table coal fields, tributary to
n Clear Fork OF the Bra2os, will soon
developed, aud branch of the Texas
&Pachc railway built 10 the mines
D. Graham is an honorary commls-
bnertu represent Young county at the
Iorll's FAIR at New Or cans. To this
i he has just now in the hands o, the
inter u contract 10 publish lOOOW
pies OF special bulletn, which VIII
the IA lst complete write-up of Iou!g
pnty ever before tho people. lie WIN
al New Orleau' soon atter New
BAR, aud firm very material part 81
d Texas expOsiIiUns ~ the World
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

LONDON, Dee. 21.-osmar Dlgna Is NJ
pebbah, waiting for the British adj
vance, lie his been sent reinforce
nluuts of $4,000 men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

HENRIETTA, Dec. 22,-lspecial.l lone
the largest cattle sales ever made in
Ps citv was consu minated here to-day,
|urtis " Atkinson sold to Mr, Good,
rghl, OF the Panhandle, 5,OOO head oil
|sttle for $l5uOOO cash. They were good
|orthwest Texas stock cattle ana
Fought $50 per head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

Mrs, D. w. Bell, Avenue. NJ, y, Gal
weston. saws: al felt weary in the morn
ing; could not rise without an effort.
tried various tonics withou heip
browns Iron Bitters gave me health
and vigor.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

Mrs. Mary Q. Davis, 2R5 Jackso
street, Houston, saws: ~ was trouble
with liver complaint, Browns lrF
Bitlers restored my health, MY siste
whose system was impaired from =
effects nf malaria, seeing the good y
suits of the medicine upon me, tries
with equal success"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

OMAHA, Neh,, Dee. IA verdict was
rendered in the federal coutt to-day In
behalf of the United States
government against Daniel Invejoy
aud his sureties. Llvejoy, while re-
ceiver of public monies at Riobrara,
Neb asku, used $l2,OO0ol public fnndNin
riotous living, and a6sconded, end
has not been unprecedented. His Snr"ties
disclaimed any liabilities on the ground
that they warned the interior depart
meut in season to prevent the embezSlo-
ment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23
Railroad i;acke
RESTORING MATES.

CHICAGO, Dee. a. The passenger
agents of the eastern trunk lines held a
session here to day III an effort TO re-
store eastern passenger rates. An
agreement was submitted and met with
the approval OF the majority OF the
lines, butit IS necessary to obtain the
SIGNATURES of tn general passenger
agents before IL can enter into lorce. II
Is The expressed belief, however, that
rates will be restored to the published
tariff, beginning on January l.
ANoi HEi POOL.
! CHICAGO, Dec. o. he general
agents OF the " dbash, Chicago Alton
tue Burlington aud tho Illinois Central
1T meeting today furmeI y poo on
busint SIS ielwt en- Chicago and IT. Louis
TO go Into effect on january Il aud !,
last one year. provides that neithe
OF the roads snail Withdraw before H.,
end # the var. The percentage
agreed ulon has not been made public
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-23

GALVESTON, Dec 22--Arrived: Steam
ship Lampasas, fr 'm New York. Sailed:
The bark Monrhill, Tor Liverpool; the
bark Saga, Tor Liverpool.
lori OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANs, Dee. y - Arrived
The bark Bay of Fuudy, from Rio ia
metro.