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Order to Show Cause.
In the Superior Court of Los Angeles
County, State of California.

In the matter Of the estate OF Moves r. de Reed
deceased.
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soldiers Burned to Death.

LONDON, Oct "A dispatch from Co.
penhagen states that ten soldiers were
burned to death while attempting to
save some effects in the Royal Palace OF
Christiansboro, which was destroyed by
fire last night. At the time the dis.
patch was sent II was feared that Thor
woldsen's museum would also be con-
sumed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-05
A akIrmish In China.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-Advices from Hanoi
to day state that the gunboats Mosque
ton, Hsssue and Hache. while cruising
In advance of the party which WAS re.
connoitering in Valley Cochran, was
attacked by Chinese regulars. One
French officer was killed and thirty men
wounded. Reinfor ements have already
arrived at the scene Of the encounter.
Others under command of Gen. Negrier
have left Hanoi.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-05

ALBANY. Oct. 4.-Governor Cleveland
arrived here early this M ag, after
quiet trip from Buffalo. NHdemon-
stration was made upon his return.
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ON the Pan MandIe.a

WHKELIsG, West Va, Oct. "A
special train on the Pan Handle road,
carrying Mr.. Hendricks, oollided with a
hsnd.car this morHing at daylight, kill
ing boy of IL years and a trackman.
TIE Plumed Knights Of this city were
also on the train, but none were injured.
The collision was caused by a heavy fog
prevailing at the time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-05

SAY FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Bradstreet's
Mercantile Agency reports twelve fail
ures in the Pacific Coast States and Ter
ritories for the week ending yesterday,
as compared with ten for the previous
week, and twenty for the corresponding
week of 1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-05
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

Attest.
THOS. L. THOMPSON,
aug2 nova Secretary Of Stat
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LIvuoRs.

AsuutOts---fr gssttot.. >. -ss n sz.4D
Observation-Disclosures gallon, $S.0J IA $3.50;
imported cognac, 1877, ~ gallon, $3.50; 1872 S5.is;
so, $50; 1870, S6.5a; 1850, S.s0; iSsS $50;
~, Si0.50; Otard, nupuy 1 cos eognnc, 1875,
5.5a; 1870, $500; 1854, $500; 1873, Sl025; Bis
Vet, Duhouche Co. cognae. iSiS, $40; 1870,
s.6a' iSiS $500
GlN-- domestic. Rev iorK or Pnnt,del pnla,
sallon, Si.2D; Holland, e gallon, S2.75(12.s5;
Sir Robert Rurnett's Old Tom, q gallon, SSH
sa,n, Sir Robert ourDett's Old Tom, = cash,
'A6A991; Holland, y case, 500.
Observation-Disclosures rectihed, 50 y cent.
root, p gallon, sll5; Western, Sl.l5t3i %,
''A'rhOn, St.4OW260; Rye, sl5RGSS0; Scotch,
nPorted A,0Wti2a' irish. imported. SiOO
&i3&
tHANpAGNAs houderer care hiGncu,
,aHtis, Il dozen, 100; Piper HeidSsick ,vuarts,
loaen, 300; Hrug Co.. quarts, 3 dozen,
80; Moer 4 ChaudOn, Silery MOusseuX, y
icseu, A.No; Cremant day, q dozen, 2AO1; q,
: Mumm Co.'s, piuts, 81 additional; dry
7srsonsy, A.75; EXtry Dry, 2S,h0.
Fs--CGlsfornlR claret, y gallon, d(te5a;
@euinudel No. !, Il gallon, 1H@1a; importer
;.arets ordinary, h cask, TO.Wta.SltO; family
,iErets, per cask, f0ONlSo.O0; lne clRrets, r
cssk, M.0IGl76.0; MedOc, \ cnse, 500; 81
lull9n, 4 case, $50; MargauX h case, 100;
ronte Cenet, h case, i000; Larose, T. case
2o' leOv.h, r case l20G; Chateau l0dtte
7eHe Y 3N ~ 'Ts~, e cq-e ',Et
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1fthere ever was a specific for any one
complaint then Carter's Lutte liver
Pills are specific tor Sick Headache,
and every woman should know this.
They are not only a p stive cure, but q
sure preventive if taken when the ap.
prnHch is ieit. Car er's Little Liver
Pills act directly on the liver amt bile,
ana ~ this way remove the cause of
disease without first making you sick
by a Weakening purge. lfyou try them
yOg will not he disappointed.
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a Drngei.t,s >tnrN.

\ A'thkEtfs NlbfN'
Mr.. lSagc G.. Chapman, druggist, New
burg, n Y, wrl es u: I'll have tor he
past ten years sold several gross of Dr.
william Halls Balsam for the lungs
can say OF il what | cannot Say OF amy
other medicine. | have never heard a
customer speak ofit but TO prQise its
virtues in the highest manner. have
recommended IT in y great many cases
of whooping cough with the happiest
effects. have used IL in my own family
for many years; in tact, always have q
bottle IN The medicine closet ready for
use.
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Ihe 'SlufS.
Loss of memory, mental gloom, the
"Blues," l0w spirit daspOudcncv, uer.
yous trembling, cured with English
Female Bittcrs.
Why Is it that ladies use so many
pills, while substitute known ga Bal
uy's Saline Aperiont can be used?
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We have in stock, about 1900 boys
school and children's suits. We offer
them at Cost, which will enable every
boy in Dallas TO wear q warm winter
suit II - very ow price.
REINHARDT, the Clothier.
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Land or money claims against the
State or individuals, payments Of taxes
on lands anywhere ia the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease of lands, adjustment
of titles and the recovery of lands for
inst and lawful owners, vim 30 attended
10 Ivy @. Il, JoUNs y Sons,
AuAtiN. WnNns
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corror srArEKENT

..<...s 4i,9W z,SlutI 2,iZt,ES .
n ~. bhO6i 2,729,S3 ..,.., ......i
I'll this week: Gicat Britain, 1863; {
( D, 1853; Contlnent, $3.50. stock al al I
@<o!es port this day, t3s,5.9; tlIs day /.
e, 1,oo7,0O6
s THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
YORK, Dec 6'-Tnc visible supply OF
ID he wori'. according To the New
|1niclc OF Saturday, Decom bert, IL
o1r)y To-day, 2,si3,0 g; same day last
n ID Qiilerence, decrease, ~ GG
-|<. 81. LOUIS.
.6l1[ ID, I)ec. o Flour unchanged.
~ ~Wc1k and SLOW No. 2 red, 15i4m
~; 10 pecember: TSsgh's, jan
Ware quiet, easy 30 ,aais !, cash; 33i.
)ecoInOcr; 5SgS., laXuary.
dull; lover; ~. W2iHS, casn;-r1du jan
NJ steady. liz.
neal qnieI; l.g0N2i0
Mons irmer; quiet; only job trade
'il.s5
kteat-- Tong clear. 3 81; short rib. $50;
4ear, 0J5. Barrel lol1 sold: Long
|'ug 10, short rib j.5O; short clear
1--lnng clear, 7.25; short rib, 7.a5},;
eaf ~ ,995.75.
~{>ceeipts 100; moi enough offered To
h lrneL, only small reta rado.
Receipts, $500; lower vt 3.DEDi 10.
|<cceIpts, none; nothing done.
T.. Il 'KkNsAs CITY.
Al ClTY. neo 6.--rhe Live Stock In
"a <I..-. y 81, ..,..,.t. q. H.. , .
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.yn view Of the approach
n. e SIS an ouitry are ia
La | On Man Is about
IN d fur.c ; afe offered
sti us fiy d, aud in some
i fine lots bring SD per
rare Ia V yer, that
HE = 10 pay over 20
Gbler CIR wa ch ckeus
III at 50 , rcr d02rn. : he
|{hSs n i, by no ma ans equ |
:<olum although prices are
ned. Lemons of Jelly and
<lran an ports have been
8 ouaia tine laws. Lately,
'hten iytcr, prices have gone
EIlP. iud good Sicii-
6V sell II 5 81 per b, X.
|cilv or VI llgH are Grrcd IN
BIZ fupp' y consists Cnt rel OF
Irssp. WI eli are sold al Sl.sC
Ri bush IL SS.UAdN,50. Pc
<a1i, are scarce IA this mar
Is been lnyi = he c T + car
yhl ty to I'LL
part OF dealers. The
3eeti Sis 7pSce Is per pound
! Non 81. Louis sells at $-7l
Iknsss. being an all the yeaI
iVNY m demand 'nd nearly
|f.. ..tttAt.1s ttsf e.rs4s ig gf nnAl
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Window Glass 500 low pr,,aL aud
-lls'us sgug u u. r... oi tn' ~.
HAMILTON as NUVNH,
S2b Elm street.
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flows rom the MnAimum MiuersaEoun.
tain OF Saratoga Springs, and is In the opin.
Ion or the most omiucnt medical men. Ne.
lures SoveleWu Cure fOr CONSTR PATTON
DlSPEPSl a, TORPID LIVER, INACTIVE
CONDITIONS Of the KIDNEYS, and y most
ealutGry Alternative In ScrofuOus Affections.
with ladies, gentlemen Nnu bon viyHuts uy
erywhereit has become the standard of die
lAry expedirnts, forlfyiug the digestive funo-
tons and enabling ftee-iivcis Ia Indulge With
impunity at Table. The world at wealth, In
tolligence and refinement tgstlues To In
sparkling, naturally pure End delightful
qualities ms the beverage Incompatible and
accredit il With being the surcst and speed,esi
source ofclear CompleXious, high health and
eAhuberant spirits. HAYNuRN SPRING
WATER Is sold only IN v. ls bottles; four
Dozen pints are packed ll cnse. II may BE-
obtained at nh hotels and Of druggists, wins
merchants and grocers everywhere, N.d
BETTERION, TBVINE ~ CO.,
Solo Apeuta for Fto1fpa. fpa. =. .
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AlI.tl. renlc..v far rrln...

Heavy wooden underwoag iN an grniCs
and prices OF cost al RElsuAEur's.
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SoY suEarbou, 80 o1o'rs,ts and buck
whoa, Guur 90 Loeb S treibergs.
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tins Batavia canned goods eve the
BEES, raDkod in the United States. Try
o. e.E. g.. Loot IL Hyoit&~g'-.
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Burnetts CUcoRlne.
rhE best AND CHEAPEST NAM DRESS
IN8.
1t Kills dar druG. nlays irritioD, and
promotes q vigorous growth o. the hair.
Burnetfs ElWUriue Extracts are in
ynriab!y Acknowledged tle purost and
! best.
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THE Batavia canned gOads eve the
iUu.' even sealed, at loou Il fyeiagrg's.
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HAMILTON as EUJNI,
500 Elm street.
V by win ycu cough when Shioh's
Cur3 wiz give iWUC.le-n reiCt, k'ricG
u, 10 sad ~. solo or o., NJ. Houss,
Immense stock OF wall par or, the l8t-
est designs Gu4 uCiurs, are being 10
ceiyy0 by Hamilton "a Young.
tins Batavia canned goods eve the
cracked in thc United States. Try
'.su.2. Loot IL Nc"'t2"g'-.
D. .---=---
Slropiass nights made miserable the
that tprrinie cough. Shiloh's Cure ia by
rouuay Tor you Sold bv j. NJ. House,
----a-----s=c -.--------
mr. n. Gibbs. plvdciap and eccu-
i'a., Office, GrI elm street
i THE Batavia canned gOajs eve The
j tlUg-' tNct sealed, 40 l0ouG b,pherg's.
/ Sov suEar-bou,s oo'rs,es and buck
whoa; euur 90 Loeb c treibergs.
FRESH swiss, Liwoeruer, Brick ngd
, SO',ts1 cheese at fch e. FreiSrf.. s..
( lrUye ydgr homes with Smith &
( Hal, al,USs iog Transatlantic.
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Slpop.ags nights made miserable tho
that tprriuis cough. 9hiloh's Cure ia by
,omuay Tor you. Sold by J, NJ. House.
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oy'y nHt". At.trt counterfeit vi sliniyr
HaWe Thcn's.IrfH,.8rd Dr. l., 4. NnyV sn,4
H % I.1N OF thU htus tQu "a patHnjs "As
tor a Nli, ItH tOtn, recommend 'ouc-
iaud's Cp.um' sthN !e1s, harmful of al 'hp
g. an pfepllatiou.h CnO bottle Wiu lGst siX
wcnihJ, using % every day. Also Fousru
subtle rcilutNA rtrnIlauUy dNrWl hnci lie
Jury 10 the skin. N2tF. AZ. y. r. GOuRAuD,
sole proprietor, Is Bond street -. y.
For ale W. an drulglsls and fancy goods
dealem tniuul h1u ihU "A od @,.',V, CANA
da and Otupp. itWtrt a. batU tu,At Hons
81 ,O00 reward iOr tio arrest and IT., O.1fany
sns selling the aah,o.
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mr. y. n. Gibbs. physician and eccu-
l's., office, Gi7 elm street.
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d. o all the year round resort Tor Texas
Northwest Hot and Cold and
are Most comfortable bedding American plan table
etcarto ALI
rmouhL
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A Skin OF BEAUTY Is A IOT FOREVER
Dr. \. Fs'i4 CourauNS
0d3nt3I Cream Of Magical Be3gla3I
pURiEiES ~ WELL ASBEAUTiTIES
TUE Skin.
40 Other Cosmetic will do a.


~ &c
pi rnntre
iECek los,
luothpatcn-
,cAgagh and
, akin diaeeS-
cs uudcytIy
bl0Virh on
beRNtv aud
deNUSGstH
SION. fthas
ttuCd at
tUtult.ilrs
Yeas lfs
~ nnrrtInag
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y A California Execution.

OAKLAND, CAI~, May %. - Floyd l..
Majors was hanged this morning. He wa,
ooth near the home of Garfield, I'm Ohio.
graduated at Ann Arbor College in 1870.
and began the practice OF law. but after.
ward joined the Methodist ministry. After
preaching several years he went to the
Facihc Coast and settled in Los GaIos.
where he became the owner Of hotel. The
double murder for which ne was executed
was committed a year ago. lie planned
~ ieaVing its execution, however, To two
ooois named Jewell and Show
eiS; they were both tried
and convicted. But before his
an the iacts in the case became known. The
murder Sas that Of w. +. Renowden. nnold
man .iNlng I'm cabin near Los Galos, and
.ne purpose was robbery. When Majors
Io"iS went there they found not only Re.
howden, but "A friend named McIntvrc, both
oI whom were killed. Majors went there
Ihe same night and set fire 10 the cabin
re gave Jewell and Showers "A bottle of
WHISKY and - for the deed. Last Monday
hleht the condemned man made a des-
PeIite attempt at escape. Possess sed of
pImense strength, he oyerpowered the two
death watches and the iailcr, who happened
NJ thc moment 20 toe ia his cell. Wrench.
ing the keys from the iailer'S grasp, he
uasheu through the door and across the
Jall-Nard 20 the street. But Just as he
thought he had succeeded he was encoun.
tered by two fircmcu, who had been al.
tracted 10y the noise. They recopnizsd "a
ma JorS, and another struggle en,ued, so ter
flble that Majors arm was broken aud
rendered helpless, and he was conducted
back TO his cell.
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A BOILER ENPLODES
With Terrific Effect at Dubuque, Iowa,
""".r I"rn nown-NeNerai women tn-
J"re" s"d Three FcrSoas hi Icd.

DUBUQUE, IA, May IA terrible boiler
accident occurred here az ia thi, after
no"h' two OF three boilers iu the sash and
door factory OF Carr, RYDER a Wheeler
exploding with terrible force, aud the
ooiler'house was completely DESTROYED, \
soma division wall separated tho boiler.
"'uNe from the mill, else the destruction
anu loss ot lile would have beep
,errlo!e. Tue mill EMPLOYS two
hundred men, aud a corner
ol " dwelling, near the boiIer.hou,e. wR.
IH VonhlctelN out and several women
io injured. The engineer aud two IRE,
eh u.eh were IN tue boiler-hOuse az the time,
% ah1 We're buried beneath the debris. Two
.ui,uIen' PLAYING near 20 10 were also bu.
~, inc following are the killed, Milo
"aIIen; engineer. aged thirty, leaves a
VIZ ffltH Nllldanger, brpmen, single.
an" TWO children of Charles Nav, ng.J
SIX and three. Michael McLs,,pbIip.
second fireman, horribly Lnrnn5
anu mangled, and can moi
I'VE Mr.. Margaret Walter. struck IN
hNlhg bricks and badly cut: her daucb,ar.
ih.iaw, Mrs. Albert Walter. and ber tbrrc
XIilIIren' also injured. Mrs. Lear and Mrs,
"s'tl, IN the same dwelling, were also
nult' II Is not thought that any Other
nouleS were under the debris than tbo,r of
tue engineer and fireman. The loss ON tho
uuHulhg IS estimated at 5000: fully i'm.
,ured' The proprietors are at a los, t.
Nl'pW Vhe reason OF the explosion, but a. /.
,.S.eu I'eu TO low water i'm the boilers, which
were carrying full head OF steam.
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A PremOnition Terribly FuI6Ilod.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN., May M.-Wm. r..
Cooper, young man of th, city, met
with horrible death this evening with
mysterious circumstances attending IT,.
when he left his home during tho afternoon
companion began detailing plans for
Spending the coming Sunday pleasantly.
When young Cooper interrupted him with
the remark, 81 dou'J want 60 make anvpInns
lor tomorrow. feel "a, " something were
gong 70 happen" a short time aftcrvurd he
was seen ON the Nashville & Chattanooga
tracks walking leisurelv, with his hcad
thrown down, AS IL hc was deeply prcoccli.
pied' Al That juucture a switch engine
came IN sight. The whistle was sounded
aud the bell was rung. aud All means taken
40 warn hlm, hut IN vain, and tine engine
struck him. His head was completely Sow.
cred, causing instant death. lie was IN
pF''p'r"uS circumstances and up 30 this
afternoon in good spirits. HelikaW.ise ryos
u sober aud industrious man.
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Romance Of a Pretty Irish Girl

TRENTON, n. a., May % a couple of
months ago Mary Jane CaGrev, petite
Irish girl sixteen years old, of rather at
tractlve manner secured employment as "A
clerk at state street variety store.
She had only recently come from across
the water, and several times
mentioned TO her employer a
strange incident that happened to her at
Castle Garden A Young man with lot, of
money and iashipuably dressed happened
70 meet her one day aud fancicd the pitl
When she was leaving New York he snid he
would come to Trenton for her some day and
iakc her away She was almost pcnniloss.
yesterday afternoon coHch was driven up
lolhc Siuie street store, and the young man
showed his face at the window. The shop
gIri dropped her scissors and apron aud
soon wnS seated In the curriage. The
couple drove 90 clcrgymuu's, wore mar
ri"d. and then returned tu the Trenton
House for tea, and then left for New York.
J ne girl did not stop 60 get the balance of
ncr week = pay from the stor.kecpcr. The
young man IS said 10 be a law yer in New
\ OTk CITY.
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Bank Teller Steals Sas nnn

NEW YORK, May -. Gins. \. HincbIcy,
paving teller of the West Side Bank,
Eighth avenue aud Thirty street,
emoezzied $4,000 of the bauh', funds and
deconped, The endorsement wa- di,coy.
orei "Wednesday last. Hncklrv did mo-, an.
pear at tho bank Wednesday morning.
and not answering To- summon.
sent u his house, it wa, su,pcc;,d
soihtthlng, was wrong. The book, wore
,In," uIgh hl and Iarg" dctcit de.
t'cted. The bank nHi 'ers testify TINT the
capital stock ot e-0O,UJo I. intact, and there
l. surplus of 500 Is. There /, to he
ADDED 10 this surplus, bonds ot sIOOD of
iut paying teller given uN the Fidelity and
Indemnity COMPANY. The muttnrv,,,. I.,,t
secret uhtii the investigation bv thc officer,
was unisued. iiuCScy has brcu CON.
ne'ted with the bank as its paying teller
ever since It's organization, fifteen years
NO ~" was regarded as man OF most
Ilgtu integrity.
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The Bureau Of Labor.

WAsmNCroy, May %. The Senate to.
day. by - to ., the nays being CYIqmtt
oui Salisbury, passed Aldrrh'. substitute
for The bin crcnung Bureau Of Labor, a.
follows:
IL u enacted. etc. that there shall hc
"-iahishod iu tho Department of tho interior
ButoHu of Labor. hich -hnI hr under tho
charge oi Comm IoucF of iHhDr. " hO 4hHlI
B." appointed hN tho Trc-idouf. Uy and with
ino icr and cOusrui of the rpuafs.
ih" loWui--ioufr Of Labor ehudI hold his
oihcc Tor four years. Hn. until his .uccc-sur
shall lo appointed and qualified. uulsls
-ooucf removed aud shall receive rninry 0f
fjUh year The Commissioner shall collect
Information upon tho subject of MhDr. be- re.
Iniinu tU capital. hours of labor tho earnings
pi IuhorIrg mon and woiucu and tfp means
oi promoting thcir material. social. iufcIlrcf.
JHI aud moral prosperity. Tho secretary
~ ihr interior shall appoint rhIcf
llcrk. wh" shall receive salary of
EhH per anuUu. and such other
rWl.pH 20. may Do necessary for .uiH hurfau.
Irofidrd fh' total fkrru-pa sHHii unf rxcsff
tZ'"II Urr HuuUu. During Ihr necessary
otrrur' uI tnr Commissioner. of when the
once -NaII tfrpUr vacant. thr CHIEF iIfrk
thnI perform tH" duiic. Yf Cpmunf4- iourf.
Tho 'OWIui--iUucr shall HuuuH.Iy make co..
port fo fh' ~ocrctnrt Of Tho Interior eff fhr
iniorW0iou collected and rpIatrI tv him.
aud containing such recommendations BE-. hr
O. tho Hffrfarf
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LOST AT SEA.
'"e french nrIx senorInr siaLS mud
SiNtS'f"ur Persons Perish

NJ. JoHNS, y. T., May -. The French
Nfis Senorine, with dfty-,hrcc passengers
anu nine of The crew, sunk, to the eastward
OF nc Great Banks, and al po,i~hed She
10y 81 Ma.o, France, Nn thp h'h ut March.
,"Nch WITH scuvral cargo, bound for
SAINT f'citN and >uccuntbcd 10 a ,.,,le ON
,ee N;h OF May. V'
81 JOINS, y. F., May q. The foilowinS
are the only detail, obtaiuahle as To tic
loss oi the French brig S,uuriuei yrr ,,,.
~" ie't ~ Ma" %" t"e Hi,t ot March tnot
Tue ''h es tscNiou,ly repvrtcuN. laden with
'n'h provisions, aud a general cargo
anu pound for -. Pierre. She had i'm her
company nine hands all told
an" hitN-'hrce French bankers
A'out the Goth OF April She was
>t-h'Icd an a driit ot ice uu the eastern edge
VI Hit"t Banks, \ Few dHNS later a strong
eaie arose from thp Nuuthwss', bv which
''ti"uN changes wer" ntade, and the Ncei~
ing continued until MaF la sNmc dav IN
we hr,i wctEin NAV hcr sides were cru Shcd
Hh ~ ic" without giving any warming
,S''N iuS down every soul ON board,
ne bllllsh clipper schooner CuuSurlo
l"~0ed hN IN" ~cc'c shortly uftcrwRrd mud
PcNcu "p sufficient debris and general
'NchaEe To identify with certainty both
Ne ~, missing vessel aud her actual doom.
lu' 'ohSue.o took on board some beds,
IuIkS' baskets and clothing that had
u"uoticN> hpstrd oUi and az from ihp
crushed and colBp-iug Ncsvpl y, further
t"''"oiarN are asrertthubic, nor eve. nllt
"' ~" sank Qua made mo- sign.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-30
Damaue by the rexas Elnnds

GALVESTON, TFNAs, May r. Railroad
traHbc throughout tho flooded district of tho
H'"te is stiil generally suspended. There
nave been no mails from the North for two
days No accurate estimate Of the damage
10 the various rsiiroud lines Is yet obtain.
able, but VOL informed gentlemen
ih tni5 city place the damage 10
rHiroad property as nigh as $500. .OJl
Iuis, however, includes loss bv delay. aud
ihe probable decrease i'm agricultural p.s.
ducts. The actual immediate damage -
placed at G2,OOo.OOp, beside, several hun.
dred miles Of submerged track. iu spots,
whicn requires repairing Hundreds of
cuiverts. small bridges aud some tre.;I..
work have been carried away or .ruad.
Large quantities Of freight are accumulat.
ing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-30

ERiE, PA, May J.--prcsid"nt Adam Bra
bender, OF the defunct Eric County Savings
Bank, has returned 10 Erie. lie admits
tnat ho and Cashier Petit lost
SlptoD in grain and oil spccula.
uous. u. Brabender also admits
that ho took the money of the bank
paid h. to friends aud left. lie cxouoratos
IN" cashier. He is now iu jail Tor safety,
hni executions Will -" issued tomorrow
morning which will probably keep him
lhere. There i' great lcolug against him.
Ills paper in the bank is turning ont worth
less. Brnbrndcr has assigned his private
property, valued 40 100000, 10 his cred
itors, but " will not pay them, aud the
stockholders viii probably i.sc 800 900 lo
f2DoOO, aud many viii be ruined
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-30
An Inierealinn nooiainn

PuTsBCRG. Pa, MAY 23-Ine question
ns TO the power of Sheriff to levy upou
whisky In bond was finally decided to-day
~ the United state, Court here A rule
was grAuted boa the Common Pleas
Iourt Of this county against Frank
+. Case, Collector Of Internal re-,
nue. 10 show cause why be- should mot
be held ior contempt Tor refusing 90 aIlos
the Sheriff Of this county to levy upo,
whisky 900 bonded warehouse. judge Atcb.
sson' WIN tne concurrence ot Justice Brad
lev, Of the United States Supreme to,trt
before whom the rule had been eefti1raried.
dlsch9rged the case at the costs of the
Sheriff and sustained the Collector i'm b..
action.