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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

CLEvELANp's boom is growing day by
day, and it now extends over and
through every state in the union. 1t is
like a mighty river, whose source is
many little brooks, fod by numerous
other rills, and all ripping aud dancing
along in the sunshine and uniting in one
grand tide that sweeps all before it. His
success is assured, and even many of
the most ardent supporters of BLAINE,
who few weeks ago were confiden: the
Plumed Knights,feathers would be borne
aloft in the conflict, now admit that the
probabilities are they will be trailod in
the dust. So mote it be.
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IN GENERAL.

The land of Holland il cultivated nv
l4l,b% persons, Of whom ~ per cent, arc
owners oftheir own holdings.
=, Just as soon as the girls are convinced
That coachmen are out Of STYLE tho clone.
mont mania will end, and not before.
An Fnnlish Iirm has begun the manu-
mcturo OF casks and barrels of steel.
They are lighter than wood, and OF
courso.moro durable.
Tho two islands IN tho straits of
Sunda, Steers and Cn,maver, which
sprang up last year at the Time OF Tho
hrakatoa eruption, have again been
swallowed up lay tho sea.
There arc S,e6S,OeO women In England
AMI Wales who figures an wage-enrners
IA fact which would seem TO indicate
that the right to work at least is being
granted 10 women with cheerful alac,
rlty. ''''V
In south Siberia thorc II an nncivI.
lied race known as Bourats, who wor.
ship human god. When their god
reaches the ago of ~, they poi son him
and choose a male infant 20 be their
nod, who Is likewise polseae1 when he
reaches that age ,l1
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
THE BENNETT-MAcKEY CABLE.
The Daily Revised Price of Railroad
Tiskets-Tho Vanderbilt Element
Worsted On the Stock Board
Additional Failures.


New York, Oct. ls,--At the Office Of
the West Shore road tickets TO Chicago,
SIS; to Buffalo, s465. rhe New York
Central and Pennsylvania roads were
asking $50; Delaware, Lackawanna d
Western and the Erie, $3.50 for Chicago.
These tickets were sold over the coun-
ter IN Offices. Scalpors' tickets could
DO bought over any Of the above lines
except the Pennsylvania, at the West
shore price. In the Office of the New
York Central tickets to Buffalo SOLD
ut Si.65. There is apparently lull for
the moment in which to try and effect a
permanent truce, and ticket agents are
all awaiting orders which may come
any moment to either restore rates 10
schedule prices or to resume cutting.
While the general passenger agents OF
tho different trunk lines are sturdily
maintaining that they have not cut rates,
TIE fact remains that at any brokers'
Office in the city tickets can be purchas-
ed al the prices above given, and this
fact carries its own Inference with it.
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Tone Of The Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct ls.-Governments
quiet.
Railways weak.
States dull.
The stock market was weak and de-
pressed to-day, on the cut in local pas
scnger rates by the West Shore and
New York Central, and on reports of a
fresh issue of bonds by tho Lake Shore
and Lackawanna. In regard to tho lat
ter, the directors OF the company state
positively that no issue Of bonds is in
tended. Tho cut caused considerable
selling for long account. The Wander
bilt interview had this effect. The mar
ket was about as yesterday. There
were several rallies, but none
of any Importance. The decline ranged
from to ~, the latter in Lake Shore.
This stock continues to be favorite OF
the bears, owing to the fact that holders
still are selling. Compared with last
nights closing prices were 4 to 2 per
cent lower. Stock sales for the week
l,s72,252 shares. transactions to-day
900 shares.
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The Rennett-MnckeY Cnhlc.

C0NEY ISLAND, Oct lS.-The Bennett
Mackey cable was landed 200 yards east
Of the Oriental hotel at l2:l5 this after
noon, and at o'clock the end was
placed in tho cable station, being car
ried through the trench on the shoulders
of twenty men. About n. IN. II tug left
the Faraday with two miles of the cable
aboard, and buoyed one end two miles
from The shore; then started toward the
land, paying out cable. When one
fourth of mile from shore the balance
of the cable was coiled from the tug on
the raft. Tho ropes were anchored to
tho beach and connected the raft con-
tanning ten sailors, to which the raft
with the cable and small boats were at
ta,hed by hawsers. Anumber Of sailors
ashore were hauled in on a rope, while
those on the first raft hauled the 9th r.
IL was slow work, owing to the wind
and waves,
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FROM CORsICANA.

The Water Works Tested AgaIn-Fire
Protection Greatly Improyed-Death of
Prominent Lawyer.
CoRsIcANA, Oct. lS.- Special. "A fire
test and exhibition of the water system
was given this evening on Beaton street,
and the force and size OF the stream
thrown surprised the people. Two one
id-a-half-inch streams were thrown
entirely over the Commercial hotel, the
water rising thirty to forty feet above
the roof.
fhe completion of the water
works is II. matter Of great i'm
portancc. Great praise is due Bryan
7. Barry aud his associates in
the enterprise, who have put into tho
plant over 100000 This, with fire en-
CINE, affords ample fire protection, and
Corslcana looks forward to an carly re-.
duclion of the high rates of fire insur-
ance to which she has been subject.
Judge \. G.. Read, well known TO the
bar of Texas, died at his residence ut
noon to-day. lie served this county for
TWO terms as county attorney, and as "A
member Of the central Texas bar. has
always been looked upon as one of its
Foremost men Of talent, He will be bur
led tomorrow from the Old School Pres
hyterian church al 3 o'clock.
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III Is well known that Mr.. BLAINE
commenced life poor young man, iio
taught school in Kentucky, and being
100 impecunious to pay Tor license and
the services of justice of the peace,
married hiS wiieH'1n the sight of Con-"
tetse~ ems own words. After this mar
riage he courted several other young
ladies, and represented himself as sin
gle man, no doubt believing what he as.
serted. After a while no was sent TO
congress from Maine and became
speaker of the house, ana his financial
abilities, connected with his pecula-
tons, enabled him to secure a compe-
ienco OF S3,OOO,OoO on a salary OF $1,000. a
year, In short time. II is strange he Ia
not in his grave aud the green grass
growing over him, for the good die
young.
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TIE editor OF that adj, conducted
paper, the Franklin Herald, says: ale,
the sickiy, ilimsy, sentimental con.
domination laid upon tho Dallas IERA LD
by some of tho state papers DO hushed
iThc HERALD Is to-day doing bottor work
q or the Democracy than any paper in
Tho state. Its arguments are laid
upon just prodicates. A mans
private life is public property
whenever he offers for ONCE. This is a
safeguard to our liberty. How would
Won mako a public saint ont private
harlot and thiefg Office docs not pu.
rify men, and when you make no pref.
eronce between good aud bad men, SD
cially, In selecting officers, you cncour.
are rapacity, reprobacy and dobsuohcr>
IN our land, tho dangerous evils OF all
nations. Tho people Of this country
have right 70 know the private and
public life OF both CLEVELAND and
BLAINE, and as CLEVELAND said, "lci
ruth come"
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tered by competing lines to the west, il
will CONNER ce the sa on Monday at
all offices in the city uI first and second
class tickets at reduced rates to all
points in the west, the rates to Chicago
being fixed at 1850 for first-class
and $l4 for second-class; to Cincinnati,
80 for first-class and $l4ior second-class.
To ST. Louis, $40, tirst-class $l6.5O,
second-class,, With corresponding re-
duction to other nnints.
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THE Houston journal corrected its
statement that the Meridian Blade had
pitched I'M to the HERALD. The Blade
in referring to the article, says: "The
wsrst the Blade has ever said of the Dal-
las HERALD was that it is one of the two
leading dailies of the state, and that It is
not an organ. If the HERALD wants the
editor Of the Blade dubbed for that, it
Will have to furnish tho club. This is
all there is Oft" If friend FIELD will
visit Dallas, the matter can be all settled
amicably without using any solids at
all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

THE Galveston News is an enterprl, :
ing journal, ana although II don't warm
mp to the HERALD like a kitten to q hot
brick, this paper takes pleasure in at
testing to its excellence. Although tho
HERALD recently has been invading its
borders, aud may make further raids in
what 1t regards as its dominions, 1t can
hut be regarded as generous rival. II
iabors for what 1t conceives to be the vi
raj interests of the state, regarding, AZ 1t
docs, Galveston as tho whole state, and
its efforts are entitled to all praise. The
HERALD Is constrained to make these
remarks to evidence to tho Nows that
shis paper does not feel the least jeal-
cusy of its assertions that II is tho repre-
sentative paper of Texas, IL not OF the
whole south. The News is good nows-
paper and this can DO proven by its own
testimony. Verbum sat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

A FAMILY came from Michigan and
settled in Van Zandt county. Tho pater
familias saw bois dare tree in neigh
boris yard bearing luscious looking
fruit. Ono night, without tho fear of
Con before his eyes, no invaded that
neighbours premises and pulled every
osage orange OH of tho treo and took
ihom home. A few days after, ho con.
cluded TO leave Texas because Il was
not a good fruit country. lie said he
had procured 'some Toxas-grown ap-
pies, and found they were not at all
palatable, that no had slowed thom and
his wife had made them into pics, and
they were not good to the taste. IIe
said he wasfond Of qpplo dumplings and
they could not be boiled tender. lie
remarked, that n country whore the
fruit wasn't ilt to eat raw, and wouldn't
improve by cooking, didn't suit him
and he would "sit outon it,
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yandcrbilt's phIlsu,hropv.

NEW YoRK. oct. lS.-Ata meeting ~
the trustees Of the college of physicians
and surgeons this evening, the an
nouncement was OH cially made that
commodore Vanderbilt had given to that
Institution 5000, az building fund,
me site, including tyonty-nine city lots,
Mt sixty-eighth aud, sixty-ninth streets
and tenth avenue. HIS boon purchased.
and 1t IL understood building Operations
are to begin at an early day.
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Personal.
lion. j. o. Terrell is at the Windsor.

lion. J. o. Terrell is at the Windsor.
NJ. NJ. Mcclellan il at the Windsor.
William Endres, ofSt. Louis, is at the
Windsor. Wv
Sam Shannon, of st. Louis, is at the
Windsor.
Charlie Hyde, of Cincinnati, is at TIC
windsor.
Ed Richardson, OF Marshall, is at the
Windsor.
l.. G. Rogers and wife, Of Denver, arc
guests at the Windsor.
II. Lewis, deputy sheriff, is confined
to his room by sickness.
Lee Hughes, deputy county clerk, is
confined to his bed by illness.
Mr.. Oscar Schmidt, of San Antonio. is
spending few days in the city.
Col. j. III. Britton, state railroad er
queer was In the city yesterday.
Capt II. p. Cowen, the well known
lumber merchant, is at tho Windsor.
Messers. Frank Bomar and II. c. IIar-
dy, OF Sherman, are in the city spending
a day.
Il. p. Cowen and j. n. Simpson left
last night for st. Louis to attend the
Cattle convention.
Mrs. Alex. Ortleib, of Galveston. is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. BEN
edickt of this city.
Mrs. n. Tobey, of Galveston, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Paul +. Erb,
corner of Young and Akard streets.
Ms. John Urdlemeyer and little
daughter, of Akard avenue, have iust
returned from All extended trip in tho
north.
Miss Susie Simms, of Corsicano. il
visiting her sister, Mrs. q. Martin. of
TINS city, who is confined to her bed hv
Illness, -
IL. A. Pillsburry, popular CONNER
clal tourist, has returned from nm or.
tended trip through the north and is AT
the Windsor.
Mr.. Ike Loeb and his air bride, NO,
MISS llattlO Lieber, whom he welded al
Henderson, Kentucky, arrived home
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Richard Morgan, sr., and daugh.
t9r, Miss Miriam have returned from .
| three months visit to Wichita Falls
and are stopping ut Mrs. Walkers ON
MaSten street.
Mrs. Ewell and her little GRAND.
daughter, Miss Mabel Campbsll. have
returned from Atlanta, GeOrgin, accom-.
panledby Miss Minnie Gay, sister oi
Capt. T., 5. Gay. Miss Gay Is one of
Atlanta's society faVorites, who will ro.
main sometime visiting tho family OF
DR. Ewell.
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An AGED PhIlnnihrnnisL

NEW York, Oct. lS.-Tho centenary
of the venerable Sir Moses Monteforc,
was celebrated tonight in the Five
the emigraut classes rbo
Young Mons Hebrew Association
hall was crowded. Many of those per
sons have been enabled to come to
America through the philanthrophy OF
Sir Moses.
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Our New Jan.

WASHINGTON, oct. ls.--Tho new Jan.
anose minister was presented to the
president to-day by the secretary OF
state.
;, AdJutant.tienoral Drum and Col. r.
#. Barr will leave Washington This
evening for Fort Leavenworth, Knnsas
to make semi-annual in spoction OF thu
military prison at that place, Maior.
General Scotield will accompany them
from Chicago. '' '"0"'
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CALDWELL, Oct, lS.-C. NJ. Uollistcr. .
deputy sheriff of this county and deputy
United States marshal, was shot and in.
stantly killed about daylight thi, morn.
ingnear Hunnewoll, by Bob Cross noted
desperado, while attempting to arrest
NM n large party il In pursuit on
Gross, and II he is caught ne will he
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tie Joker"
CLEBURNE.
Fatal ARRAY In Hill CountJ-An Of,ci
Heetuaa D......t

Fatal ARRAY In Hill County An Otnei.I
Rosigns-Porsonal.
ChEnunNE, Oct. lS.-ISpeclsl. "A citi-
zen OF Hill county reports that q dim
Guilty arose between Mr.. Rowland and
a Mr.. Jones, near Blum, about a small
matter in a settlement. A fight ensued,
Jones being cut in many plnees, one of
which exposed The action OF the heart,
Others penetrating the abdomen, that
Jones was reported dying by the at
tending physicians when he left.
Is. ID. Simpson, city attorney of Gle
burne, resigned that ofhcs to-day.
Rev. l.. G.. Rogers, formerly OF Color.
ado, rector Of the Episcopal church
here, will preach his first sermon to-
morrow.
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lT is a funny kind of Greenbacker who
thinks WASH JONES is good enough for
him to vote for, when WASH didn't
think that party decent enough to ac-
cept its nomination. When the party
was stronger WASH and BUTLER had a
better opinion of IL.
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THE letters Of both Mr.. TrLpES and
MIR. SEYMOUR put the issue where the
HERALD has always claimed ii was
The issue is admi istrative reform; an
honest and economical government, in
stead of an oxtravagant and corrupt
governments; a government of the peo-
pie instead OF an army of corrupt office
holders, who ave allowed to be dishonest
provided they divide with tie party on
election days. Then there are thous
ands of good people who want to see
II we have government that can
change its officers without revolution,
such as was threatened when TILpEN
was electod.
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Throcknorton aud Other, at n.,,.r.

DENTON, Oct, lS.-LSpocial. Gov. j.
W. Throckmorton spoke at the court
house toa largo and Intelligent audi
ence. The speech was worthy of Throck-
morton, and only confirmed his hearers
in the belief that their represe iatiye in
congress is the peer of ali man in tho
south, worthy the support OF his CON
Stltuency, for any eflice within their
gln' His speech was logical and argi-
mtntatlvo aud tree from the bun.
connie that ~ INDUCED in by many po-
ltlcal speakers. Hon. A. l.. Natlock
nlade an eloquent speech ut Sp. M, al
tno rt,house, to a good audience, and
his speech was we'll received, Dr. N
l.. Matloch, brother of the senator. l.
very i'll at his home in this city.
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THE Greenville Independent appears
asa morning paper instead OF an even
ing journal, as heretofore. Tho indie
pendent is conducted by able hands, and
the HERALD is pleased to know il is on
the highway to prosperity.
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Weather fair; business good.
Earnings, E1penss. and Profits

BOSTON, Oct l9.--rho annual report Of
the Oregon Railroad and Navieat on
company, for the year ended June
20, shows total earnings, of
S,@A,pO6. Operating expenses, s..
AN2,St2, Net earnings, Sa,IS2 OH
to which should be added "a balance OF
genera. interest accounts, rents, and
sundry profits and other revenues, which
make tho fetal net revenue $2,7SiOlp
which, after paying taxes. interest and
various fixed charges, leave over nor
cert. ON the stock company.
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ONLY few days intervene between
this date and the November election.
Candidates who desire their names on the
regular tickets should signify the fact by
handing in their orders at once. The tick
cts will soon be distributed all over the
country. If any name is omitted it will
he owing to neglect Of the party himself
and no blame can be attached to any
other person.
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HEREAFTER the Republican party in
this state will be known as the bifur-
Gated party. II now resembles an old
pair OF pantaloons, JUDGE NORTON rep
resenting one leg and WASH JONES the
other. 1t is too badly split to make
respectable connection below tho waist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

THE Lerado Times says: zone
hundred Dallasites went to Fort Worth
on tho 18th to witness the defeat Of their
pride club at the hands of tho boys from
Hells Half Acre." The half aero al
luded to embraces that part Of the vii
iage occupied by the Gazette, Invest
ment company, mayors Office and the
calaboose. 1t is the bon-ton quarters of
that burg.
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,l,TS1,gis
IN lkHa


LIwIsVILhn, Dot. ls.-ISpecial.l THE
cornerstone OF t. G. Cooper's elevator
was laid to-day and will be pushed to
completion with oil possible speed. 1t
RECONSTRUCTED upon the latest improved
plans and will have a capacity OF $1,000
bushels, and n capacity for Smelling
100 bushels Of corn daily.
Cotton IL coming In freely, and is
turning out much better than was ex-
pected. Mlddling finds ready sale al
s,W@0. There has beon upwards of
1000 bales shipped from here this sea
son.
Woalhar fair. huainoua ..,oa
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State Caplinl Note,.

AUSTIN, Oct. ls.-,Speeisl. There are
now over 1870 students in tAe university.
Chartered; Texas Construction and
Manufacturing company, Of sherman,
capital stock, $4,000; lncorporators-
Charles ii. MURRAY, John Martin, Frank
*. Fitzhugh, Thomas j. Porteis, John C..
Brown.
The New York, Texas & Mexican rail.
road company sent in its annual state
mant to-day. 1t shows indebtedness as
follows,
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Sr, LOUIS, Oct. lS,-George White &
Co.. wholesale dealers in jeans clothing,
were closed by the sheriff this afternoon
on confessed Judgment of $4,000; uabill.
uos estimated at $4,000; assets mr.
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WASH JONES nominated himself and
made his own platform, and then, with
unparalleled cheek, declared IL was the
peoples fight and not his own, and then
retired to Bastrop.
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BAD BOYS AT BOWIE.
A PAIR OF THEM CAST INTO JAIL
Charged with Being Court-uouse Inccn
diaries-TwO More Accused Of steal
Ing the ooh, BE Joyful
Personal and Business.

BOWIE, OCT. ls.-LSpecial Our EN-
eient sheriff, Geo. w. Campbell, ever on
tho alert, arrested and jailed last night
at Montague, two brothers, VIM. and
John Clark, living near there, upon the
grave charge of burning the court-honse
of this county in April last. Circum-
stances, 1t islearned, point very strongly
o the guilt OF these parties. Sheriff
campbell has been working up the case
since tho morning after tic fire. Two
more parties, j. NJ. Loving, living near
Newport, twelve miles distant in CLAW
county, Frank Ragland, youth in his
employ, were arrested yesterday even
Ing at that place, charged with being
parties 20 the theft of tho lot of whisky.
aud brought hero late last night. Their
bonds were fixed at $3.50 each by Justice
stall ings, which they gave and were
discharged on bail.
Messrs. M. T.. McNatt, and NJ. H..
Whaley, candidates for the legislature.
nominated by tho land league and Dom
ocratlc conventions, respectively, adj
dressed tho people here yesterday.
MAY. Jones, lawyer Of Henrietta,spoke
briefly to our citizens last night, on the
subject Of lease law and free grass
touching on general state politics.
Mensrs. o. G. Schneider L Bro, stove
and tinware dealers, have made consid-
erable additions to their stock lately.
adding fine assortment Of stoves, etc,
About 1900 pounds ofwool was Skinned
from hero within tho past two days.
JUSTICES court il in regular session
to-day, with good docket OF cases and
large crowd of witnesses and litigants
in attendance.
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Old Hotel Man Dead.

BosroN, Oct lS.-Jamos Wormlv, tho
celebrated hotel proprietor, of Washing.
ton, ID; G., died at the Massachusetts
general hospital. this afternoon, OF cal
culus. Ho had been III some time and
Yesterday an operation was performed
since when he sank rapidly.
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THE indications are that IRELAND
and GIBBS majority viii run close on
to 100000, if the people of Texas turn
out at the polls.
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Atnhhinr A fray

AT late hour last night Charley
White, an African tough, stabbed and
seriously wounded an old colored man
IN Camp street dive. The stabbisr
skipped. His victims name could no.
be learned.
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a Wcman sentrnced TO manr

QUEBEC, Dot. 1s.-In the $50 Of Mrs.
Boutel, who short time ago poisoned
her husband, the jury, late to night, re-
turned verdict OF wilful murder She
was sentenced to be hung on the Goth Of
November.
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NEW IonK, Oct. iS-Exports of spe.
cic for the week, slo2,OOO, making total
since January OF sis,Oos,OOO, arains,
Sl2,SOs, 600 last year.
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Another Reduction.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct lO.--A 10 per cent.
reduction will occur in South Tredogar
works Monday. Tho nailors threaten
70 strike. The nail department will
close the mill, unless the men accept the
reduction.
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NEW yorK, Oct. ls.--The Tribune
says the New York Central & Hudson
River railroad announces that In order
70 s1ord IL patrons Is low rates as is Of.
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KANSAS ClTr, oct. ls,.-The passenger
rate to Chicago to-day is sll, being the
agreed rate among the members 10 tho
agreement against the burlington.