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a Preiate Translated.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-Arrugo.
men,s were completed to-day for,he
reception OF Archbishop Ryan, Oft.
louis, who yesterday received froi
Romo brief translating him to the SCI
OF Philadelphia. The Bishop Is expect
ed here Tuesday evening, 18th inst. II
the evening grand street PROCESSION
will be given by the Catholic societies
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No Resnlt and 5oO Gnllots.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The Democrats of
the Seventh Congressional district of
this State, who have been in session ut
Montgomery City since yesterday
morning, adjourned tonight, after tax
ing nearly 500 ballots, without reaching
4 result.
viii try it again tomorrow. Five
Candidates are before the convention.
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Tone of the stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Governments
inner.
Railways strong.
State securities steady.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange
opened heavy and lower on reports of
selling for foreign account. The decline
in prices ranged from y to ~ per cent.
New York Central, Lake Shore, Mchi-
gan Central and Union Pacific led the
downward movement. Weakness in the
market led to free sales for short oc
count, the bears inclining to the belief
that the upward movement had spent
is force. The bulls have encouraged
this belief and have worked TO
secure a large short interest. Having
been successful in this they turned the
market. The Improvement in prices
rom the lowest point to-day ranged
from s@]s per cent. The market closed
sDn-er at or near the highest point OF
he day. Compared with last nights
dosing Jersey Central is per cent
higher; st. Paul, 4; Northwestern ~
Iackawanna, *; Reading, "; Union
Pacific preferred, ", and other active
shares lG@l per cent. Michigan Central
New York Central, Delaware Il Hudson
and Texas IL Pacific, however, are va
r., aud u lower Transactions, 3lS,OOl
shares.
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County and state Preference,

BAIRD, Aug. Special. - Various
and sundry are the twists and turns
being taken by the opposers of the pres
ent county officers to beat them at the
coming election.
Some timO ago Senatorial conven-
ton was called at Abilene, the object
being to select suitable person as can
didate, and j. II. Calhoun appears to be
the general choice.
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TO NEW ORLEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE.
In e3 Hours aud 81 Minutes.

The Texas Il Pacific Railway having
finished putting the track on the New Or
leans Div. in lirst-class repair, have short
encd the running time, and will COM
mencc August 10th running Pullman
Sleeping Coaches through to New Or
leans without change. Train leaves
Dallas at S:2j a. m. and arrives at New
Orleans at $40 next morning, making
connection with morning trains on all
lines. This is three hours and fifteen
minutes quicker than any other route.
5W Main street is the only city Office
selling tickets via this line.
f.. p. TURN ER, Agent, Dallas.
Il. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gen'l Pass. and TIKI Agt., Galveston.
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lie Had nnIh,n.

lie had the unmistakable air OF bust
ness man, ms he hurriedly entered the
express office, and edged his way
through the crowd, to the receiving
clerk.
"Wcll, what do you wantS" demanded
the clork, hurriediy.
ell" gaspcd the newcomer, al want
to express Something aud would like
for yuu ~ suggest some way 30 tx Il
up ...a2fNESo Sag
rWhat is ~" 81 A. ~ an =.
al want to express an iuen," smiled
the witty fellow, "nnd would take IL NJ u
favor if you'd suysast some style of q
package ~ pat IL in"
edo ont lntn the street." seriou SIS
| spoke the clerk, and the first inan yor
meet, put that idea into his head. 10 Il
quick, too, for Il will die OF loneliness II
that empty skull OF yours Atlantl
Constitution.
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BAIRD, Aug. s. Special. Tie rock
sud brick buildings going up in our
town, are nearing completion and will
present an imposing appearance.
Schwartz Bros, 5. l.. Robertson N Co.,
and Rushing Bros, will bid defiance to
the flames ifiu th9 surrounding houses
mevcnt of hfe, aud others will soon fol-
low suit.
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Important.

When You visit or leave New York
city save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at a
cost of Sl,OOO,OO0, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
yator. Restaurant supplied with the
best Horse-cars, stages and elevated
live better for less money,at the Grand
Union hotel than IN any other hrst-class
hotel in the city.
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Fuily 10000 Catholics, representing all
the various temperance and benevolent
organizations and churches in the city,
VIII turn out in full regalia, carrying
loren lights. The event promises to be
the largest and most imposing Catholic
demonstration ever made in this city.
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PANS, Aug. S.-The Government will
consult the Chamber Of Deputies before
instructing Admiral Courbet, at Foo
Chow, how TO act.
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HILLsnoRo, Aug. SPECIAL. The
Pictorial convention for Hill, Navarro,
Johnson and Ellis counties is still in
session. At this hour, Top. M, there is
apparently no prospects OF a nominal
ton. Douglass, of this county, free
grass advocate, has twelve votes, while
tWenty-two is necessarY to a choice.
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Base Ball.
Nlnlnrr rnr thr NInratts.

Bolton, Aug. s. Especially - The
match game of base ball between the
Moilatts and the second nine OF the Bel
ton Athletics, was played this afternoon,
resulting i'm victory Tor the Motlatts,by II
score of is toS. Some good playing was
done on both sides.
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Lumbar Failure,

ST. PAUL, Aug. s,--Jom Dagraw &
Sons, lumber dealers, made an assign.
ment to-day. Liabilities about $lo,OOO;
assets unknown.
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American Intervention.

LONDON, Aug. S.-The PAIL MALL
Gazette this afternoon earnestly advo-
Gates American mediation between
China and France, and both countries II
thinks would eagerly accept it. There
Is report that Sir Thomas Brossey, NJ.
T., and Samuel Morley, NJ. Z. will be
created Peers after Parliament ad.
| iDUru.
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Sr.PErERsnuRG,Aug. S.--The Russian
Government has issued a circular to the
principals of schools in Russia, holding
tdcm responsible for any revolutionary
tendencies their scholars may have, and
enioining them to maintain strict super
vision over their pupils in order TO dissi-
pate the slightest flavor Of nihilistic sen
timpuis
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LONDON, Aug. s.-A hen coop was
found in the Bay of Biscay, with two
doad mon, supposed to be men who wore
which collided and sunk some DAYS ago
oil Carrunnn.
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The RoynI IlnIinn onern.

LONDON, Aug. s.-Two additional pc
utions were presented to-day, asking
the court towind up the affairs of the
Royal Italian Opera company. The
Judge appointed Mr.. Macki provisional
liquidator with power to lease her Mai
esiy's theatre.
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STRUCK hY lightning.

PARIS, Aug. S,-A house at Wizards
lurin, near Budesles Barnes, was struck
by lightning. The flames spread rapidly
aud ninety houses burned before II could
be subdned.
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Tho C,lv.stons Gained 1t.

ConlcAYA, Aug. S,--lSpecial.I- In the
game of base ball to-day between the
Galveston league nine and the home
club the Gulvestons won 10y II score of &
to 1. a very pleasant time was had.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09
On the Increase.

PARIS, Aug. s.-During twenty-rour
hours ending at 9p. m. there were four
teen deaths from cholera at Mar
settles. The record of hospitals ut
Toulon to-day is AS follows: Admission
nine; discharged, eight; deaths, three;
undor treatment, eighty-siN. Deaths
from cholera to-day at la Seyno, six.
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For Congress.

Err, PA, Aug. S,-Hon. VIM. L..
Scott, of Erie, was to-day nominated 10y
the Democrats of the Twenty-seventh
district for Congress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09
The Kansas Green-horns,

CLAY CENTER, KANSAS, Aug. S.-The
Greonbackers of this district met here
this morning and nominated NJ. d.
Tenny for Congress. A proposition to
propose to John Anderson, the Republi-
can nominee. was voted down.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09

Via che Texas ~ Pacific railway Iron
Mountain routel, also the Missouri Pa
cite railway (M.. x. & r. route). JOi
Main street Is the only city Office giving
cpice of routes. Il. Z. Turner, agent.
\, trouble to answer questions.
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Thirteen TO Ten.

PARIS. Aug. s.-lSuecial. In The
match game to-day, the sOllant Shreve-
nort'S ueat The home nine. Score;
Shreveports, 10; Paris 'luichSteps, no.
All was goo nsturtd'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09

PARts, Aug. S.-A government com
mission, making experiments similar to
those of NJ. Pasteur IN connection with
finding cure for hydrophobir, reported
its investigation decisively coniirmatory
Of the correctness of that scientific the.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09
SPORTING SPIRIT.
THE 9HREVEPoRTs VICTORIOUS
4 Bad Jockey at Chicago-Thu Monatt'
Beat the BeltOn's-The Galveston's
BCGt the COrsicana Nine
Ease Ball, Etc, Etc.
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. s. -Attendance at the
Chicago Driving Park good, weather
fair and cold. Track fast.
First race, one and one-eight miles for
three year-ods. Starters: Matchless
Conkling, Spring, Harpoon, Reboly,
Scout, Lady Morton, and Tom Moore
Tom Moore was at the front from start,
though punched with Springer and
lIarpoon in o the stretch came in win
ner three lengths; Springer, second;
Conkling, ('avorite) third. Time, l:5S.
Second Race Handicap; starters:
Thady, BoZzdam, John Sullivan,
LaBelle, n. Berlin. LaBelle and Berlin
ran together very closely, but on the
stretch the former came away and won
by length and half; LaBelle, second
sullivan, third. Time 2:1l.
Third Race-Mile heats, all ages; star
ters: Lemon, Niphon, Top Sawyer,
| Bonnie, Australian, Rosaline and Kioba
First heat after driving finish, the stall
Lion won by a. length; ki9 31
Time-l:43M. Second heat, another
driving finish; Kioba winning by 6
length; Rosaline, second, length from
Australian, third. Time-l:45L ThirG
heat, KiOba and Australian, the only
starters under the rules; Kioba won by
half length. Time--l :46. A claim wa,
made that Australians jockey rodt
wide and did not try to win, but the
claim was not allowed.
Fourth Race-Three-quarter mile
all ages. Starters: Helianthus, Egira
Bigaroou, Aristocrat, Ella, Rowett
Avery, Ed Watts, Nora NJ. Tivoli, Me
Bowling. George L., Sunrise
Wimlledon, Little Joker, Judge Duling
Banquo, Whispering and Hollywood
Race over at start, McBowling having
much the best of send off, was nevei
ond; Avery bad third. Time-l :l6H.
Fifth Race-Sweepstakes three
fourths mile. Starters: Hilee, Mar,
Hamilton and Duling Oaks. Afte
driving finish, Hamilton won shor
length; Alice, second; Oaks, third
Time l:lj4,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09

New YORK, Aug. s.-The Assistant
United States Treasurer here is IN
s,rlytcd to substitute United States
noes for gold certificates, where pc 81
bl,, in paying OIL the clearinghouse
hluIyp
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CNLvEgr,Aug. s. Special. The first
buc Of Robertson county 60 ION was It
ceiyod to-day 1t was grown by G. p.
Sa,cr and purchased by \. Mar Is ut y
cents per pound. The bale weighed SO
MN Ms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09

VIENNA, Aug. Sullmacher, the
murderer of the banker Lienhart, and
also the broker Esert was hanged here
this morning. He refused tn make "A
confession. Elaborate precautions were
taken against rcprisals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09
Iirlh Ihinnsr.

LONDON, Aug. S.-A Zines dispatch
from Foschow says tina American Minis
sions by the French will alone secure
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Honorsto O'Br,.n,

CORK, Aug. S.-The authorities Of
Cork conferred the freedom of the city
on William o'Brien, editor of the Dub
lin United Ireland, for service to the
public in uncarthing the Dublin seam
It,l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09

Eo roS, MASS. Aug. S. Altman,
Domolman ~ Fuchs, wholesale liquor
Dealers, failed. Liabilities, $1,000, large
" due in the west
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BERLIN, Aug. s.-A German gunboat
IL pursuing In the North Sea the Eng.
iish fishing smacks which recently pill.
lageu o. cutter from Bremen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09

Go,roN, Aug, s,-The alleged counter
felt so Bank of Engla'd note, passed
mere, proves to be genuinC
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. s.-Geo. C.
Tillman was unanimously nominated
for Congress by the Democrats. of the
Second district.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL
AJournaiist's Death.

a Journalists Dca'n'
WILMINGTON, DELN Aug o. =" ,,a
Noo9er shepherd, proprle'o, " a,od
tmlridge, Maryland, Chron'c''' ''''
| sudetly last night,
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= A H r n THAN EVER


o Best Material and the
Fire and
SARGENT ~
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Gntilnr We'll.

RoEE, Aug. s.-Five cholera patients
In Lazeretto, at Nariginians, are cured.
Three are in an improved condition.
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LoNnoN, Aug. The brig Premier
from Benon, Africa, arrived at Queens
town with four cases of fever She had
one death on board at sea from the Airi-
can feyer
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CHARLOTTE, n. c., Aug. s.-W. IL. II.
Cowles was nominated for Congress in
the Eighth district by the Democrats on
the siXty-tifth ballot.
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GALVESTON, Aug. S.-Followlng IL the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnished
by the United States Signal Service, acting I'm
conjunction with the RAILWAYS;
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Change OF Time on the Texas Il Pacific.
Commencing Sunday, Aug. 10, the
through express east will leave Dallas at
MI a
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BUFFALO, Aug. S.-rhe third day of
tine Buffalo meeting was very interest
ing, furnishing any amount Of sport
with no little disappointment to
the knowing ones. The great event of
the day was the attempt of Jay Eye-See
To lower his best record of 2:lG,, and his
performance Of making q mile In
.:,ON, the fastest ever made over the
Buffalo track, and equal to Maud
So best time, rs six year old. When
IL is considered the track was not in
the best possible condition, being rated
hard, cool air and light breeze, which
was against him. MIR. Case declined
giving his wonder another TRIAL. The
ittlc horse was in the best pos
siblo condition, and after jogging
n heat in 2:24H. Bithers nodded, and
with his wonder rs steady rs clock
work, he took the WORD. Firebrand was
some distance in the rear, coming very
fast, They reached the quarter pole
i'm 1871. Down the back stretch the
horses flew, reaching the half in
1907, and swung to the thrcc-tourth in
l;3,. Hundreds crowded on the track to
see the little wonder come home, shak-
ing his gamy little head. He shot down
IN, tretch, reaching the wire
ian 2:l0&. The announcement
OF the time was received with
cheers, although there was great disap-
poiutment to many, No pools were
Sold on the horse beating his record.
Many wagercd two TO one against him
/ beating 2:lO. The owner of EYe-See
| took odds freely.
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Indications.


WAsHINGroN, Aug. S-For the West Gulf
States: Generally fair weather, slightly
warmer uortheasttO southeast winds.
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Tho Resi- ATTY of Cor,lo,.


CAmo, Aug, s.-The Nile has risen six
feet IN three DAYS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-13

The very best brands Of Lquorg.
wines and Cigars, . large stock Of each
On hand. Coll and sharp beer en-
dYaught. 0y0
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Hand Made Slippers.

If you want pair of slippers for yonr-
self, go to Heck's.
If you want pair of slippers for your
mother, go to Heck's.
If you want a pair of slippers for your
father, go to Heck's.
Ii you want a pair of slippers for your
wife, go to Heck's.
If you want a pair of slippers for your
daughter, go to Heck's.
If you want pair of slippers for your
boy, 60 to Heck's.
If you want a pair of slippers for your
baby, go to Heck's.
If you want a pair Of slippers for your
sweetheart, GO TO Heck's.
And in fact il you want pair OF slippers
for anyone, you should go to the only Ex-
elusive Boot and Shoe Store in Juniata
county, and buy them. Corner room in
the Belford Building.
Some nights ago, when all the peo-
pie o: the town were in the enjoyment
of profound sleep, Samuel q. Myers,
who is a boarder and lodger at the ia,
cobs House, was called to back build
ing of the hotel. Not feeling quite
certain of his bearings, Mr.. Myers lit a
match, a portion of the lighted match
dropped on lot of paper, in an instant
the paper took fire. Myers kicked
tramped and used his best efforts to ex.
tingulsh the fire, bu. the more he strug
gled to outeu 1t the more fercely II
burned. At last, in despair. he rush
ed out. feeling certain that he had in'
noceutly started a fire that would de
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Anybody

That desires to save 90 to 35 per cent.
on agricultural implements can be &C
commOdated by Kennedy Il Doty.-
This same firm has the sole agency in
Juniata county, for the well known
Susquehanna Bone Phosphate aud are
also prepared to furnish pure, ground,
raw bone, at lowest prices. la the
feed line: Corn, Oats, Rye, Shorts,
Middlings, Bran, OIL Cake and Meal.
The Newport Ledger Of last week
SAID: Last Tuesday morning the wife
of John Moretz, in Buffalo township,
was taken sick, and Nrs. Elizabeth
Moretz, mother of Mrs. Moretz, was
summoned to the bedside of the sick
until messenger could come to town
for DIR. Orris. While sitting beside
the bed of the sick woman, the old lady
suddenly fell off the chair to the floor
and before the doctor arrived life was
extinct. The doctor attributed her
death to heart disease. She was aged
about II years