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KILDARE
The Primaries in Cass unty--Psrsonal-
z A Pleasure Party Under Favorable Aus

The Primaries in Cass Copnty--Psrsonal-
Z A Pleasure Party Under Favorable Aus
pices. ~ a.T
KILDARR, July le.-t toorrespondence.l-
The Democracy OF Cass county met TO
day at their several precincts and ap-
pointed delegates to the County conven-
tion, 10 DO held August I'd.
Coils. Ward aud Smith, Of the National
bank, and Col. Fielder, an enterprising
merchant, with their families, and n,
number OF the elite Of jefferson, got Off
the fast passenger train this morning
and are the guests Of, Col. Blinn,
who has fitted up neat passenger coach
on his lumber railroad. They took pas
sage thereon for Cayota Springs, dis
tance of five miles, whore they will be
royalty entertained. Col. Blinn has
built mammoth mill about six miles
from tho railroad, ut cost OF nearly
100000, and to-day he takes his first day
OF rest from his arduous labors. May IL
be q happy one and long remembered
by his many friends
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Cedar HIN Precinct Proceed,nos

CEDAR HILL, July l0,-ICorrespon-
dence. Pursuant to call of the County
Executive Committee of Dallas county,
tho Democratic voters Of Precinct No. c
met at Cedar Hill, Dallas county, July
10, at 4 p. IN.
On motion of DR.. II. A. Roberts, n. A.
Carroll was elected Chairman and DR.. s.
ID. Conger, Secretary.
The objects of the meeting being SET
forth and explained by tho chair, the
selection of persons TO act as delegates
in the County Convention, to be held In
Dallas on the Goth, of July, being first in
order, the following gentlemen were
chosen: DR.. II. A, Roberts,J. B. Ramsey
and f. NJ. Hamilton; alternates DIR. s.
ID. Conger, n. a. Carroll and r. f. Sliger.
Resolutions being next in order it was
Resolved, First, That our delegates be
instructed for Tom Nash as the most
suitable person for the office of Senator,
now before the voters OF this Senatorial
| District.
Resolved, Second, That in case q con
gresSional convention be called, that our
delegates be instructed for the Hon.
| Olin Wellhorn.
! Resolved, Third, That our delegates be
instructed to oppose any measure tend
ingto the nomination Of county ticket.
On motion of w. A. Perry the commit
tee adjourned.
n. A. CARROLL, Chairman. 4
! -. ID. (ONaEH Sqprntary
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The Death Rate at Toulon.

TouLoY, July l0.-Twenty-one deaths
from cholera reported since 10 this
morning. The disease In spreading, and
one death has occurred at Mines.
YESTERDAY.
ToULoN, July a.-For the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock this even
ing forty. six deaths wero reported. At
the same time l10 cases woro received at
the hospital. The refusal Of the the mu-
nlcipal nutl critics TO allow procession
OF W0llaul IN the streets Offering prayers
Tor the cessation of tho scourge created
n bad impression. .,f
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RIVAL RICHM0NDS.
One Of Whom is unwillingly Thrust
Into the Arena.
MARION COUNTY FOR HUBBARD
While In Fort Worth Ireland's Friends
are Battling Manfully-Co Convention
and Ratification Echoes--
Political Miscellany.
The Marion County Convention.

JEFFERSON, July 20.-ISpecial. l-on
yesterday tho Democratic county con-
ventlon met. Gen. Mosley was elected
Temporary Chairman; l.. ]. Wortham,
Secretary. Delegates were elected to
the State Convention at Houston and in
structed for Dick Hubbard for Governor,
in the event he was before the conven-
ton; for DIR. NJ. d. X. Taylor for Lieu
tenant-Governor, and j. NJ. Richardson
for Superintendent of Education. Dele
gates chosen to the Congressional CON
yention were instructed for d. b. Gull
berson, and to the representative Con-
vention for w. 7. Armistead.
Hons. w. Il. Armistead and ID. b. Cul-
bersQn addressed the convention.
3. M. Hagerty was elected permanent
Chairman.
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A nnll0catlon Meetlnr ~ anIne.,lllo.

GAINrsvILtE, July 20. - Special. =
4 grand ratification meeting was hold
here last night in honor of tho nominr-
tions Of Cleveland and Hendricks,
Speeches were made by several promi-
ncnt men and great enthusiasm was
manifested. Bonnres and fire works
were displayed on the public square,
and The firing Of anvils kept up until a
late hour
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sherin r,nith,h IInnl.

Waco, July 2O.--iSpecial.l Bob
Moscley, who was arrested in Dallas this
morning by Sheriff Smith, Is one OF the
most noted horse thieves In Texas. or
iicials here have wanted him for years.
Although only - years old, he was the
head of gang that stole horses ON an
immense scale. Not long ago he offered
to deliver ny high as 100 head OF hursos
at u point In Southwestern Louisiana.
sheriff Harris, of this county, left this
evening for Dallas and will be there In
the morning to claim Moseley, whose
arrest will be hailed with joy through
out this section.
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Abscvllded.

sr.LovIs, Mo-. July @,-- s. s, Hutch
inS, chicfclerk in the office OF Moj. o. II.
Ernst OF The L., y. En-
gineer Corps, this district, disappeared
or absconded yesterday leaving his
accounts about 81 400 short. Detectives
were put 10 work on the case
but up TO q late hour tonight
no tldlngs OF the missing
had been obtained. Hutchins, man
about 40 years OF age, has II family;
was engaged In the engineers office
for ten years and was highly esteemed.
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The Maine Republican Committee.

PORTLAND, ME-, July l9.-The Repub-
lican State committee met here last even
ing. Among those present were Senator
Hale, Congressman Reid, Dingley and
Boutelle, Gov. Roble, Collector Daw and
other leading Republicans, most of
whom spoke briefly but informally.
Judge Wing, the Chairman, made n
statement of the condition and prospect
OF the party throughout the State. Thore
was general interchange of opinions,
for the most part of conversational
character, regarding the manner of con-
ducting the campaign, but there was no
business done, the meeting being more
In the nature of u conference. The gem
cral opinion was that the campaign, so
far as the public meetings are part of Il,
should begin about the second week in
August. A large number of distin-
guished men from other States have
consented to speak in Maine. A vigor-
Gus campaign will be made.
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pIsrINeuIsaEp ARnIyAL.

south American Grandoe In New York,
NEW YoRK, July 2O.--Presldent Don
Rafael Salvador, Of the Republic Of San
Salvador, arrived to-day by the Oregon
from Liverpool. Senior Don Antemiil
Datayls, the Minister Of Guatemala
and San Salvador, and party Of friends
cutter 20 meet tho distinguished travel
or. While the vessel was passing For
William q Presidents salute OF 2f gun
was fired.
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Hubbard and Ireland IN Tarrant.

Fort Worth, July 2O.--[Special. +
The Ireland men are talking for their
favorite to-day and there is some slight
change in the feeling here to-day. Ii is
charged, but his friends say uniustly,
that he will cost the Democracy 3O,00J
votes if nominated. Many of Hubbard's Is
friends say he will not be before the con-
vention unless his nomination is certain,
which is not now probable
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The Wages OF sin.

CHIcAoo, July @.-@1n room In y
questionable quarter OF the city this
morning during quarrel Clement Lud-
kempt, young German, shot and
instantly Killed his mistress, known
by the name OF Daisy Clifford, and then
blew out his own brains, dying In few
minutes. The girls roal naino was
Anna Harvey. She came here from
Racine, Wisconsin.
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rmEyuooKINo VALLEY srnIKn.

The lsituation oulcscent-Money Being
Raised for tho Miners--Pinkerton's Po-
lice hound Over.
COLUMBUS, July 20.--Thls has hcen q
quiet day among tho miners Of the
Hooking Valley, with no change In tho
situation Of the strike except tina,
Brooks, an operator, left hero on n sro.
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A NEwsr ApER MAN N Luck.
The President Pitches Good Thing to .
Quill Driver.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Mr. William
Il. Curtis, the Washington correspond
ent of tho Inter Ocean, has been
appointed py, the President resident Secretary OF
tions between the United States and
countries of Central and South America
with o. view of extending our
commerce in that direction. Mr.. Curtis
has had long and varied experience as
70 correspondent and editor,
having been for several years
managing editor of the Inter
Ocean, and Is in every respectfully quail
flied to render valuable service 70 the
commission In the collection
and arrangement OF facts and figures.
The appointment was tendered Mr.. Cur
tbs by the President without solicitation.
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rho pay sta,e pemocrntlc oluh pInn.r.

BosroN, July l9.-The dinner of tho
Bay state Democratic Club Tonight
complimentary to the Massachusetts
delegates to the National Convention at
Chicago, was purely q Massachusetts
affair, no guests from without the
state being present. Col. Taylor pre-
sidod. His reference 10 Buffers candl
dacy at the convention was received
with a few ioering exclamatiOns, but tho
mention OF Cleveland and Hendricks
evoked the warlnest applause. Ex-
Counsellor Patrick Mcguire IN his ad-
dress said; al believe this ticket Is
going to sweep the country, Ohio Is
sure, Indiana is sure, and unless that
man for whom we have tonight so many
years bctrays US Massachusetts, Ia sure
too"
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-he ClncInnntl natlflcntlon.

CINCINNATI, July n About 5000
people attended the Democratic rotil-
cation meeting In Court street, Market
Place, lasthight. Mayor Stephens pre-
sided and speeches wero made by Gov.
Hoadly, Representative Jordan, Gen.
n. Ryan and Gen. Rothe.
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Tho French ministry on the situatiol

PArIS, July @.--The ministers OF the
interior commerce and public works
aftor n tour of inspection Of the cholera
infected districts, have returned to Paris.
They state that the adoption Of sanitary
measures is imperative and that 1900, 900
francs will be inadequate for the relief
measures necessary. .,.
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snorndIo Cnses nj Pnri,.

PARIS, July 2o.--Two fresh sporadic
cases Of cholera reported. There is n
noticeable fall in tho temperature to-
day. This IL regarded as tho best safe
guard against the disease becoming epiS
demic. ..A-I-
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BosroN, July 2O.-The excursion
steamer, Empire State, had narrow
escape to-day from a terrible disaster.
The vessel left Boston at 1880 n. IN. for
trip along the North shore,
having nearly 1900 passengers. in re-
turning, the inside route between
Thatcher and Rockport was taken,
and when about half way through
the channel the boab struck the ledge.
The passengers woru mostly on the
upper decks and np ppanic9i'cdred. The
vessel Immediately camebf the rocks;
having stove hole in the bottoms
WAS headed for Gloucester, reaching
that port in half an hour. The pilssen-
gers landed without accident and re-
turned TO this city. The boat
il fast sinking at the
Gloucester wharf The Empire
state has ruin IN these waters for several
years and has made the most onviablo
reputation as an excursion stoaoicr.
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ExrosIrIoNNorEs.
Kansas Opens the hall.

Nsw onLEAss, LA, July 0.-co,
Burke, General Manager, announce.
that Kansas opened the ball by snndin
to-day the first installment OF her o,
hibit TO the Worlds Exposition, cor
sisting OF several boxes Of fino fruit.
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DR.. Koch nncorntcd.

PARIS, July l9.-,The Government doc
Grated DR.. Koch with tho Cross OF the
Legion of Honor, In recognition OF his
r. searches us to the source and spread OF
cholera.
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n. A. CARROLL, Chairman.
5. ID. CoNGER, Secretary.
A Rousing Ratification Meeting in Kan...


ST. MARYs, KAs., July ia rousifg
Cleveland and Hendricks ratification
meeting was held here tonight, The
city is ablaze with enthusiasm. Hon.
Peter 0'Connor, the Mayor Of the city,
was Chairman. The following resolu-
tion passed unanimously;
Resolved, That the irish American
citizens, represented in.tlas ratification
meeting having seen II intimated In Re
publican papers that the Irish are op-
posed to Gov. Cleveland and in favor OF
Jas. G.. Blaine, we take this method OF
resenting the insult by pledging our
! selves to use every effort OF honest on
deavor TO elect Gov. Cleveland and tho
Democratic ticket, and wo say we are
unalterably opposed 10 Minister Lowell
to.J. G.. Blaine, to his Mulligan meth
ods, and to his Chief Marshal, Star
| Route Elkins,
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Attorney General Tompicton Writes a
Icnsn Law Letter.

Fort WoRTu, July 20.-iSpeclal. AT
torney-Genoral Templeton has written a
strong letter to James W. Swayne, esq,
ON the lease law, which has been offered
u local paper for publication. II Is full
Of good points and will have good az
feet In this county.
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The Death rate at Mar.silI.r.

MARsEiiLEs, July 10. Fourteen
deaths from cholera in this city since II
this morning.
YESTERDAY.
MARsEILLEs, July 20 For the twenty
four hours ending ut $50 this evening
there were seven deaths. The Chamber
Of Commerce has voted nm appropriation
of 10000 francs Tor tho relief OF suffer-
ors.
At Brignoles there were throe deaths
To dnV.
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A sisbbinr Anra,.

MCKINNEY, July s.--lSpecial. "A
cutting afrray occurred last night be-
tween B. E. Newsome and Ed. Throck
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HOWELL BROS.
Boot and Shoe Co.

DROPoSABS FOR STONE Ann. BRICK
WORK AT DALLAS, TENAS.-Olliee
or Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, u. G., July u, lSst-scal'
I'd proposals viii be received at this office un-
tll2p. m. on the 18th day Of September, 1881,
sor furnishing all the labor and material,
stone, bricks, mortar, etc, and building com
plcte tho basement and suporstructure Of the
court-housc, Postofice, etc, building, at Dali
Ma, Texas, In accordance with drawings and
specification. copies Of which win bo ready by
thc 18th day OF August, and may be seen and
any additional Information had on appllca-
Uon at this Office or the office of the Superin-
tcndent.
bids must be accompanied by certified
check. and those received after the time OF
opening will not be considered.
II. g. JACOBS,
Acting Supervising Architect,
v. NoQutRx, Superintendent.
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LspoN, July 2O.-Portugal extends
her quarantine To all European ship
ping.
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Buy John cranels's Ilungalinn Flour.
NO 246.

morton, in which the former received a
serious but not dangerous cut in the
back. The difficulty grew out of dis
cushion of the course Of an editor and his
paper of this place.
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EXPENSES,
Nall and Winter. 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, In anticipation Of pro.
pltiOuS season, we are oyerstocked In
some lines md offer inducements to
cash and prompt time customers second
to no house in the country.
Conservative merchants, who, In
view Of the uncertain condition Of crops
and the strlngency of the money mar
ket, are unwilling TO place orders with
Eastern JObberS before they can know
the needs OF their trade will find our
house convenient depository from
which to draw their supplies quickly
and in such quantities astheir trade de.
mands, ut Boston and st. Louis prices.
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giving all particulars 6y a,liressln, 0Js'is m'i,
n''''a' oH" 70. eox 5iI buffalo, n, Y.-Io.
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PROGRAMME Al SIlANY VIEW PARK.

Music by Meme Bros Band-Address by
Hon II. Il. Burke and other Chiefs-Running
The Gauntlet and Voting for Prizes.
IAN Elegant Chinese Dinner Set, l2i
pieces to be voted to the most popular mar
,sled lady. This elegant set is now on eXhib-
zion at y. Goslin's china hall on Elm street.
2-Beautiful Baby Carriage, TO be voted to
;he handsomest baby under 2 years old.
3-Chefs kegulia to most popular chief
Watch Charm, with Emblems ofthe Or
der, to most popular Red Man.
j-(iold-headed Cane, to the ugliest man.
DANCING.
Tableaux in the evening with Electric and
<,,lsium Lights.
death of Tecumseh.
2-POcahontas saving life of Captain John
Smith.
3-Destroying Tea in Boston Harbor.
4-Chiefs in Council.
5-CheroIees Driven from their Reservation
6-MassaSoit signing Treaty with Governor
Carver Of Massachusetts.
Dancing as per programme.
This celebration will be the most unique
and interesting celebration ever held in
'Texas. The Tribe will be arraigned in full
indian costume and mounted on war steeds,
md the tableauX will reproduce some of the
most interesting incidents connected with
The early history of America.
w. l.. CABELL, Grand Marshal.
W. j.. WILIE,
JAMES ARNOLD, Aids.
4. r. LIVINGSTONE
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July 80. 1854.
sRDER OF PARADE AND PROGRAMME

l-Meine Bros Silver Cornet Band-Buf-
SaIo Trail--Warriors and Braves in Costume
Hounted-Lillipuitan Warriors Mounted on
ORDER OF TRAIL.
In Elm from Houston to Good street-Good
10 live Oak-Live Oak-Live Oak to Ger
manis-Germana to Ross avenue-Ross av-
.enue to Oleander-Oleander and Ervay to st.
fous-St. Louis TO Akard-Akard TO Com
qnerce--Commerce to Rendezvous.
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LATEST FROM THR sORNR.

PfTrsBuRG, July MA Canton, Ohio,
special says: The track at the
scene Of last nights wreck was
cleared to-day. SButc three cars
thrown into the mud have not yet been
removed. Twenty-Five persons we're ina
jured, but no deaths are yet reported. The
wounded are doing better than expected. !.
No one was killed. Those missing
and supposed to be under the wreck
have turned up all right. The loss to't1ie
railroad company Is about 5000. y
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nuluTW5Sl texas LAM and IOYn Inf In.

wlcA.la ralIas, wei. a coua /. rp..
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CLEVELAND, O., July 2O.--Investiga-
tion To day shows nobody killed or dan
gerously injured by the accident last
night 10 the excursion train near Cam
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-09
Dakota's FavOritc is tho Far III
erS' Friend.

DakOta's FavOritc is the Far NJ
ers' Friend.
The Chicago Daily Inter Ocean of
September Sd, contains long article
commendatory of the observation-disclosures
attained by the Yankton Fire Insurance
company, and of the high esteem in
which the company is held by IFS policy
holders oil over the territory. 1t calls
attention to the fact that the people of
Dakota now have company of their
own upon which they can fully rely for
protection against fire, lightning, wind
storms and tornadoes. Tho severe
storms of the past summer urge upon
them the necessity of this protection.
The press and people of that part of the
territory visited by storms are loud in
their praise of the company and expires.
sions of qualification on the streets and
on railroad trains at the action of the
company in promptly coming to the
relief of its policy holders with ready
money in payment of damage under
their policies, are common. In Kings.
bury county, the county commissioners
have taken steps for the relief of suffer-
ers, and in Faulk and other counties
committees have been appointed for the
benefit Of those whose every means
were swept from them. But no such
substantial aid has been given as that
rendered by this company to its policy
holders in the devastated districts
From the date of organization OF the
company its progress has been continu-
ally onward and upward with such o
careful administration of its affairs that
its continued progress may almost be
counted on for the future with mathe.
matical certainty.
The company has distributed some.
thing over $lS,C0O among the farmers
in payment Of loss and damage. and the
amount will 60 far toward relieving the
wants of the unfortunate the coming
winter. We bespeak for the company
the fullest confidence of the people.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-09

names Of Mr.. Ridall, Mrs. jessie Gcer,
Miss Mollie Griffin, Miss Leana Ridali,
Prof. T. ]. Shaw, ]. A. Garner, A. P.
LoberR, E. q. Johnson, A. w. Barber,
Add Whistler, VIM. l., Scougal. Miss
Matte Smith, Mrs. g. w. Kingsbury, y.
@. Hammond, Miss Anna McGregor,
Mrs. J. p. Wagner. Mrs. w. T. Hol.
comb, Miss Josie Whitaker, Miss Jessie
Fuller, Mrs, H. H. Smith, A. T. Dunn
and j. N. Hammond. The concert will
be under the direction of VIM. Ridall.
Yankton county, through Its board of
commissioners has given its endorse.
ment of the Worlds Exposition ut New
Orleans, and will join with her sister
counties in aiding Commissioner Nc.
Kenzie to raise the necessary twenty.
five thousand dollars which it will cost
the territory to make suitable display.
At o meeting Of the board yesterday,
the commissioner laid his plains before
the board, which werc substantially the
same as published Saturday, and the re-.
suit is Yankton county will loan its
credit to Dakota to the extent of one
thousand dollars to further tho enter
prise. With q proper effort on the part
of the local commissioner, to be appoint.
ed in this county, we can make SUCH
display OF New Orleans as will be OF de.
cided benefit to this section. A better
opportunity to advertise Dakota to the
world has not been presented since the
centennial and may not occur again for
years. 1t is the intention Of Commits
sioner Mckenzie to treat every section
of the territory impartially. His selec.
tion Of Mr.. Grigsby, of Sioux Falls, as
deputy commissioner for southern Da.
kota will be received with warm approx.
al. This gentleman is admirably quail.
fed from long residence IN Dakota and
very thorough knowledge of its resources
and capabilities, to discharge the trust
to the general advantage. And now
that Yankton county has resolved to aid
in this matter, we owe it to ourselves to
make the most of it.