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Stocks and Bonds.
NEW YORK. May 3.-Govainments quiet.
Railways generally strong.

NEW YORK, May 3,-Govainments quiet.
Railways generally strong.
State securities steady.
The stock market opened firm and high
er and before 1890 there was IN advance in
prices Of Is TO l2 per cent Central and
Union Pacific and Western Union being
the features. The improvement was due
10 official advices from Omaha to the effect
tina. the wages on the Union Pacific had
been restored last night aud all employees
had resumed work this morning, aud
ali business preceding as usual.
After the first call weaker feel.
ing set in, Union Pacific breaking l-2 to
tS1.2; Central Pacific, l 3-8 to As Is, and
the general list Is to Sd per cent. Suisse
quently under brisk inquiring prices,
moved up Ia to IL per cent, Missouri
Pacific being the most conspicuous, with
sales as high rs 81 l.2. Alter midday
Northwest and Canada Southern were par
tlcnlarly weak. This break weakened the
general m arket aud prices ran of Ia 70
Is per cant, Missouri Pacific being the
creates. sufferer At 2 D. IN. tho rnarke,
was hrm again, but near the close Western
Union sold down to GO, ond this unsettled
once mofs. la the final safes
telegraph returned 70 60 3 4 aud the market
left off about steady. transactions 43l 900
aharoq
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THE republican platform declares in favor
OF the sale OF land TO actual settlers only,
and in favor Of revenue from the school
land. This is the policy of the present ad
ministration. 1t endorses tho lease system,
even to tho extent Of endorsing tho price
fixed by the land board. 1t grieves over
the land given to railroads, when the more
intelligent mem bora Of that convention
knew at the time they voted for the adop-
ton Of that platform that the republican
party had ssddled q bonded debt on the
state that would have bankrupted 1t II the
democrats had not made land settlement
Several weeks ago, in his Gazette interview,
SENATOR GIBBS stated that when the oppo.
Bition met they would not be able to make
o respectable issue in state politics and IL
seems TO be true.
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Foreign Miscellany.
TILE nYHAMITER.

TIE DYNAMfrER.
LONDON, May 3.-Daily the suspected d.
namiter was sent 10 Birmingham this morn.
ing to be present at the srraignment Of
Eagan.
BEFORE THE COURTS.
BIRMINGHAM. May 3.-Daiiy, Esgsn aud
McDonell were arraigned in the police court
to-day on the charge OF treason and felony,
Daily is defiant and McDon-
nell detected, Daily asking. why
he was brought TO BIRMINGHAM
10 be tried again after committal, Thursday,
10 await the Chester assizes, the prosecu-
tion replied that after the charge was pre-
pared against him at Liverpool, enough
evidence was brought to light to justify his
removal to Birmingham on grave charges.
The prisoners were closely guarded. De-
tectives surrounded them IN the court room
and others were posted outside. They
seemed TO keenly feel their position, es-
pecislly Easan, who listened 70 the eyi-
Iiencc With close attention. When the de-
lsctives described how they had been track.
Ine Esesn and Daily since October, the two
sxcbapged significant eleuces.
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CERTAIN northern republican journals
have been very severe IN their structures Of
southern democrats for drawing the "color
line" Now the oolored republicans oil over
the rouln are drawing the colcr line and
ssYing tho csrpet.blggets from the "norl'
mast 20. What will the lnter-0cesn and
SUCH journals say to the new movement
Tho colored brother says that he
is not treated with as much confederation
by the average republican as he is by the
southern democrat; they are tired OF having
men hold Office at their expense who don't
recognize them except az voters. They
claim that they cen get as much cheap
whisky ana as many cheap cigars from The
democrats as from republicans on election
day, and that this 10 oil they get. The me-
groes claim that they poll three-icurths Of
the vots in Texas and should have three.
fourths OF the offices. The claim will BIZ
forced.
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4 WATER SPOUT.

The HERALD made mention yesterday
morning OF sudden end almost unprect-
dented rise OF White Rock creek without
any rainfall IN this county 10 cause IL, 1t
now transpires iha: IN the extreme north
eastern part OF this county there was fail
of rain that amounted 10 water spout.
The consequences j. that he country about
Grand Saline and Lake Fork, on the Texas
& Pacific road, is flooded. The track was
undern foot or more % water yesterday
morning, aud tho travel OF trains were for
the ume being suspended. They IRE now
running as usual, tne water nayiss subsid-
al
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PRICE. the witness that the paid sleuth
hounds of the department OF justice ran
down In Canada, was brought. his wondrous
tale unfolded, and his testimony exclr2ed
by JUDaE WYLIE. The question very
naturally suggests itself, can an honest
cause stand on It's feet without beir &
knocked out by money. A poor defendant
no matter how innocent his case apparently
is always gets SLAP from the stsr-eyed
goddeaa Of justice.
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Extensive BIazes.

FORT JERvIs, N. Y, Msy 3.-The entire
village of Gilmaus ana he depot OF tbs
Port Jervis d Monticello railway burned
yesterday afternoon and last night. The
residents were obliged to flee for their lives.
II was unable TO save anything. Not over
hall dozen bo1sos ara s.gndioR in "a rsdi-
ms OF five miles. The fire IL still burning,
Gilman's tsnnery aud cav mills were de-
stroved. The whole seitlemenS was owned
by him. Lose, 100000 Two railroad
bridges were burned.
ATLANTA, May 3.--The town of Briabin,
Cleaifield county, waa totally consumed by
fire yesterday afternoon, also the
large lumber yards and mill owned by
Hughes d Co Loss estimated at 1900 to
$50 900; fully insured.
PITrsBuRG, PA, MAY 3.--The large and
handsome resident OF James Mckay. &c
Edgeway Station, on the Pennsylvania rail-
way, was entirely destroyed by fro last
night. Loss $4,000; covered by insnI-
ance.
DETROIT, Mich, May 3.--At an early
hour this morning q fire broke out In the
company, corner OF Atwater and Griswold
streets, pear the river, and burned with
great fury for over two hours. Before sub
deed ii completely Quilted the building con-
tanning n battery Of twenty boilers and
large amount Of coal. The flames then ex.
tended 10 u. +. Hinchman's ship chand-
lery store, which WAS somewhat damaged.
The Riverside Truck company's office and
Richard Mobiles store, which was cleaned
out. The buildings were owned by Horace
Turnar; loss $4,000. Hinchman's loss,
5000 Steam Supply company $4,000,
Another building was damaged Sl5Oc).
The aggregate losses are not far from $780,
coo: all well insured.
WILLIAMspoRT. Pa. May 3.-The latest
reports here show that forest fires in
various places have been extensive
mud very destructive along the
Philadelphia & Erie railroad From Drift.
wood west 10 Kane heavy fires were in
progress las. night. Many cat.
tie are reported surrounded by
flames and number OF fishermen had
great difficulty to get out Of the burning
territory. A large territory in the
western portion OF Lycoming
county was burned over
but the less Is not very heavy. In Tioga
county the fire Ia general A large guam
tlty OF timber is DESTROYED along the line Of
the Tioga railroad. as we'll as many houses.
harms and other buildings. The town OF
Thompson Is wholly destroyed, including
the saw mill. Loss, over $i00,eco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

IT Is difficult 10 perceive why the interior
pres should exhibit any animosity towSrd
the Interstate drill. 1t will prove big ad.
verli.emept for Texas. and will also prove,
possibly. smother s,ringer scross the bloody
c,asm Companies f1om a.ar will be IL tho
Bkyoa city to participate In the exhibition
oil srms. Anybody who hes ever been in
Houston has eaten the salt OF generous
people. and certainly these inusrdoes must
me from people who have never put foot
\at representative southern city.
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HE exchanges % the state continue to
hal on The fsct that the Trinity last week
10 ed up stream. Why don't ths7 catch
on b The fact that the republican oonven-
tionat Fort Worth flowed up stream aud
drowned several who thought they we're
hjgus nd dry
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ltcron eldest eon Of the Prince of Wales,

VrcroR, eldest con of the Prince of Wales,
Will be 81 years OF age in twelve months,
As WALES is inclined 10 apoplexy VIoroE
may succeed mis- grandmother, .and this pos
sibility will add TO the attention he will re-
ceive at Fort Worth II no accepts the invi.
tattoo n is understood be has received to
Wait there.
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THE Courier-Journal says: 1.-The Chinese
use the same kind OF plows they used 1000
years ago. The agricultural editor in China
has soft thing" The Mexlcans use the same
kind Of plows the Chinese abandoned the
year David smote the PhilisIiue, that year
they invented their improved plow. The
agricultural edit r in Mexico has softer
th;ng
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THbWsco boy plsintively wants TO know
why he life OF the late Mn. BALL. the phi
lanthropist OF Texas, should not cell as well
as the biography of BEN THOMPSON. The
answer Is easy. "MR. THoMp,os slew his
dozens and Nh. BALL fed his thousands
Think . suiler 10 as good es q private sol
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pIe,hodlst Conference

PHILADELPHIA. May 3.--The Methodist
conference reassembled this morning with
Bishop Merrill In the chair. Bishop Bow.
man announced tho improved health Of
Bishop simpson, aud Monday morning as
tho time for hearing the address OF the
bishop.
The report ofihe committee on rules was
debated and amended.
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TIE republican party never made any
effort TO build itself up with the respectable
white element In the south, but relied up
on keeping the negro solid by sborsiyo a
tempts at eleysting him socially and pcllt-
icslly above tho whites and by appealing
to his proiudices, They tried to force H.
tsISgenoe 10 submit 10 the rule ofignorsnce.
This abnormal political condition couldn't
exist any longer than supported by
white force. Nov the negro
rises up, and with facts and
figures to prove Il, Gays ne has been made
cats paw OF by dandy carpet baggers, end
that they can run the msohire without
their white brethren. Thus chickens come
home to roast. and the Globe. Democrat ct
Id omne genus can now write editorials on
the New Color Line" Tho darkoy Is get
ting politically cunning, and Bays be wants
less taiTy and more oillcc-he wants fewer
soft words and moro bard cssh. He wants
soclsl equality from the Federal Office
holder. The republican party ssctlficed
the white people Of The south TO catch the
negro. What next?
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PENSION FRAUDS.

George Hsswcll, special peuoion agent
from Washington is in the city looking
after pension ffsude. and Will no doubt re-
nort number OF cases 20 be aoled upon.
erDment will be arreetod and dealt with
rs provided by law,
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Reform League.

BosToR, May 3.-The executive commit.
toe Of the tarilI reform league aant request
TO the Massachusetts, congfessmen 10 vote
against the motion b, at,iko out the onEcl-
ing clause OF the Morrison Ill.
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JOHN l.. SULLIVAN would be good man
to elect to the republican convention at
kChlcsgo, II the session of the state and dis
n ict conventions are an index. He ia
oAndidate for the honor, and should be
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was lynchsd Ia untrur A dispatch Jays he
was lodged safely In jail. Tbs officers got
him away from tho GRO wd by sharp maneu.
vers. When the mob saw him driving oil
they pursued with clubs, guns and n rope.
The officers escaped with the prisoner how.
ever.
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TIE EGYPTIAN ARMY.

CAIRO, May 3.-Colonel Frazer, chief .of
staff has received a summons IRON tue
British government to proceed TO Loudon
&c explain the state OF the Egyptian army.
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THE uatioEol convention OF wool growers
will mac; a. Chic,go next Wednesday, the
7th instca.. Delegates from Dallas and
other Texas points, altogether, will mum.
Der dozen or more.
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We may count on four presidential TICK
cts this year--democraiic, republican,
|kreenback aud prohibition, but only two
viii be heard from at the polls.
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Ii FRANK James is acquitted in Mnnesc-
ia, the people viii begin to believe that
there IL no such thing N blood-curdling
bandit In this glorious country of ours.
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PoRr JrRvs, May alt IL reported that
Adams, the negro who eloped with Amanda
Ayen from Beemerville, was lynched late
Laisf-The report that The negro Ada ne
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ENGLAND now observes that national
l|ebt Il not national blessing, and is re-
dae.og the sum otal Of her indebtedness at
the rate Of IS coo coo annually.
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WATERFOWL, N. Y. May 3.-The boiler
OF the Whitney marble works at Goueveneur,
exploded this afternoon, killing five men
aud fatally ipjuring others. The building
In a total wreck.
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depot reach Antwerp, We may talk about
rapid transit. And that very feat 10 goir 9
to be possible within two years, or five at
farthest, and people wont then regard II
as feat at all. Already Dallas is q Babel
OF tongues, Chinese, Japanese. Rufsisn'
German, Italian, French. and In fact about
oil languages are spoken here. When this
becomes. us 1t shortly will, tho great
highway. and when the new southern
route Is fairly established Moslem turbans
will be common on our streets Us plug hats
aud Turks will barter Mt the Dallas OK.
change. At Antwerp nexs year, under the
excited patronage Of KING LEOPOLD, The
Universal Interna ,iona Exhibition will be
held, and \, tia. time, II not before, steps
will be taken 10 bring about imm edintely
the change indicated In the foregoing re-
m Ar<s.
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Slightly Involved.

NEW YoRK, May 3 --LHidlaw & Co., cor.
respondents here OF the Oriental bank OF
London, state shat very little American OK
change Is involved In the failure OF the ORR
entsl. The California bank transferred Its
business TO the Rothchids year ago.
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COMMITTEE or ABRAEG EMENTs.
El y Smilh J. ID. A Harm.

El O. Smith, J. d. A. Hairis.
RECEPTION.
w. w. Smith. j. Q. Arnold, r. p.
Auuapaugh, j. J earns, O. A. Gill, J. l..
Herman, T. l.. Marsali5, s. B. Scott, J. w.
Wright, II II. West.
FLOOR MANI GERS.
i r R0wlev, II NJ. Cockrel, II. Zim-
mermau, j. N. Mccormick, j. NJ. House,
IL. u. Hamilton, II. NJ. Spending, Il. b.
Strange, Charles Henning, George Dexter.
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INDICATIONS.

the Western Gull states-Par!ly cloudy
weather and local ssin5; eoutheasterly winds
and slight rise Ia temperature.
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PIrnDuRo, May 3-Nothing can be
learned of the mine explosion near here,
and tie report is believed to be without
foundation.
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Mammoth Yacht.

WILMINGTON. DEL. May 8 -Astor's new
steel yacht "Nourmachol," launched to-
day, Is said 10 be the largest pleasure vessel
ever launched in America and the largest
yacht sfioat.
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The University OF England now admits
women for honors Tho "sun do move"
even In merry England
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THE MUuLENnERa STATUE.

WAsHIseToN. May 3.-[Press 1.-The
statue Of Muhlen berg, the fret spesker of
the house OF representatives serving from
1889 co 1871, contributed by the state of
Pennsylvania. was received here to-day TO
be place w S.atusry hsll at the capitol.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


uTEA ARE Authorized TO ANEovnUE
w Co.onelJ G STEVEN 80 a Candidate
for in iice OF tho Peace OF Pfecinet No. ].
"EARE AUTHORIZED TO ANEoUSCE
w JOHN T. Gill EsPIErs cancidte iot
Justloe on ne Peace. Precinct NO, ], paues
oourty. TexRs,a nj The ensuing Noyemo.r el,on9h
UJF ARE AuTHORlZtD TO ANNouNCE
w JUDGE Il. T.. BURKE as acandidnte ior
the iudgeshlp Of this judicial dittrict nt the
ensning Novfmbsr election. -
: -aE AUrHURlLtp 40 AN NouNCE
" Cllhuel I'D. IT, BOWER a. n cancidato
for ino olice Of County Judge at the ensuing
eiecn,r iu 10 cmher -------.
W AtE REQuEs ED 10 ANNOUNCE W.
W II THACKER for County Llelk. -
TYJE ARE RNQuEsrED 10 ANNOUNCE
wv GEORGE r FEARN for Justice OF inc
Rcaf' Tor pto'in.t NO ] -----
EARH ue0EBN AUTHORIZED ~ AN
nounrs C'lUiel W. NJ. EDWARDS as a
ndidaie for County Judge at tn ensuing No.
nher election.
JF RE AUTHOKlZku 80 AuKoUNCE
W " PEAK Tor Justice OF tfe Peace IN
plnct No. !. ..y
1K ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Mr. X, g. KIMBROUGHas candidate tor
Legislature In DAllss county, SUBJ TO TAO
on Of toe Democracy
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THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, May 3.-Following Is the
weather report for the CO ,on belt, furnish.
ed by the United States sgn service, act.
Ing in continuation W.T. the railHnYs:
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CAN stand the rocket u BLAINE cau -
TABTBUB.
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K-OE u. PICNIC.

The Knights Of pythias will give grand
picnic on the 18th NJ Shady View park
There will be street parade, ball and re
treatments. The following arc the com
ml,ieos:
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Postage TO nli Parts of tho united
Stntes and Canada.

by draft ON Dallas, postofiice money or.
Registered letter itseat otherwise, We
4 DO responsible fnr miscarriag.s. Au'
THE HERALD, Dallas, Texas
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d in our midst, and hope
hof lbur attention during
Ito meet most of you, and
|aihtanceship that is the
f'nal feeling. The Texas
ilr house, and have been
Texas Institution" We
g it to be the expression of
ought about by a mutual
matter in what section of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
ELECTRIC spARKs.

Cardinal Consolina died at Rome
yesterday.
A shock of earthquake was felt In
London yesterday,
In the recent engagement with the
Chinese near Chunn-Chu the French
lost twenty killed aud ninety.thrce
wounded.
The founding OF st. Peters college
now Cambridge universally, ak hun.
dted years ago, was celebrated eater.
day, Minister Lowell spoke for
Harvard.
The New York chamber of cam.
merce last night voted viva voce that
the Spanish-AmerIcan treaty now he.
fore the United States senate IA hnstiie
10 the interests OF the people on lie
United States and ought not to be con.
ilrmed.
Alta meeting last night OF the cigar.
manufacturers and makers and The
leaf tobacco dealers OF st. Louis resoln.
tiona Were adopted STRONGLY protostiny
against the ratiiiotlon Of the spanish
treaty, and committee was appo,nt.
ed to draft a petition 10 the Tinted
States senate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-23
STILL In ARMS.
The Warning Factions in Dakota
Ready for the Fight.
A Well.Amed Force Has Been Col
leotsd to Oppose the Mob,

TRAVERSE, OAK, Dec. 22-The
situation here remains uncF anged since
last evening. A blizzard has been
blowing since yesterday and It is ex-
tremely cold. The Thermometer was
POO below zero Mt noon. Traverse has
secured the country for arms aud
sufficient have been gotten
Men from all parts Of
the county are constantly arriving,
despite the cold weather The officials
feel relieved. The headquarters of the
armed men are at the courthouse. TO
where the register Of deeds has re-
moved the records. It is thought that
sufficient force Is on hand safe
ly to keep them. A spy
who was sent out this morning
has just arrived from Wilmott. They
are still trying TO open the safe, but
have not yet succeeded. The mob Is
kept under arms until the safe Is
opened and the contents known If
the records are not found the
mob will Immediately move upon
Traverse, No one Ia permitted
TO leave the town without
examination. The sheriff having sui
tclent force TO secure the safety of
Traverse, will tomorrow with posse
attempt to make some arrests, If II
will take the " hole force, and he will
serve warrants regardless of
the consequences. His forces
are sufficient to enable him
to take the offensive, although they are
much smaller than the mob's forces.
His men are more reliable, being most
~ Americans and leading citizens Of
the county. 1.-THE two forces meet a
regular battle will be fought. A conflict
must take place in "A day or two. II
the sheriii's posse should be resisted
to morrow and any one injured, IL
would make war to the knife. Every
man In Traverse is a deputy sheriff
and their motto is peace II
possible, force If necessary A
telegram has been received
from the United States marshal to the
effect that a deputy marshal is on his
way with warrants for the arrest OF all
those engaged In overhauling the
mail, The governor will furnish all
assistance In his power TO have the
mob punished 10 the full extent OF the
law.