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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-06
Ne,c York Delegation Conference.

western ASSOclAleu freSS.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Forty-one of the mem
bers OF the New York delegation had con-
ference tonight at the Palmer house. 1t
was intended to hold a caucus, but the dele
gates could not all be gathered together, some
not having arrived, and the plan was aban-
doned. Among those present were dele
gates for Cleveland and number of friends
of Flower. A Flower delegate nominated
State Chairman Manning to be temporary
chairman of the delegation, and he
was elected without dissent. There
was no division of any kind
so that no test of the relative
strength of the Cleveland and Flower men
could be ascertained. 1t is also stated that
neither side appeared at all anxious to bring
up any test question at the present time, and
it may be safely said that the whole delega-
tion when it meets, will be nearly evenly
divided. The conference adjourned until
Monday at II o'clock, and many Of the
delegates present seemed to think further
adjournment would be taken on that day till
evening.
AN OMEN OF TROUBLE.
An omen of trouble is given in an inter
view with one of the members of the Tam
many hall delegation, to the effect shat his
people will insist that two third. vote will be
required to unity the New York delegation
in favor of any particular candidate. 1T is
simply applying the rule of the party" said
the delegate in explanation, (which requires
a two-thirds vote in the convention to nom
mate" If this rule is applied it is thought
probable that the delegation may go into con-
yention with divided front.
RANDALL MEN.
The Pennsylvania delegates arrived this
evening and started the Randall boom, with
headquarters at the Grand Pacific hotel.
Among the prominent delegates were VIM.
4. Hawley, B. f. Meyers, W. H. Lowden and
John Campbell. VIM. A. Wallace is ex-
pected tonight and Samuel j. Randall on
Monday. The Philadelphia delega ton is ex-
Dected Tomorrow mOrninp
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mana and good illustrations which heretofore
-, ,..,t,nc INV form n feature of this popular

maps and good illustrations which heretofore
were wanting now form feature OF TINS popu,ar
German encyclopaedia The articles are 10, ,"o
most part well written They are remarRao'e io'
.ho ,,ec;sou and conciseness Of their style-lualt
,aa on,v too often lacking in German writings OF
this kind The scope Of the work is q vide ole.
German subjects are not treated to the ex-
cluson Of fore On matters The Lexicon also acc US
to bring everything rs far % possible down 70 na'e
for instance in the biographical notices oi ii'inp
celebrities. In this 10 differs materially anu W au.
vantage from the Encyclopedias britannica ~
hcks however, the eVhan tive and brilliant essay
which distinguish the latter On The other manu-
the German work attempts to inolnde IN i's piah
the functions Of q dictionary AMI Heaters iiahn
hpol, fuf u often pives the meannl ni uofhs anu
e,pains The otiein ~ certain phrases anu ne
nupntiy alsn ~ anecdotes
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nay AND sTRAw-Hay was in moderate receipt a1is'
ures We quote ilay-No goci 40 = SSS ssc S oap
nIDEs-wore again very quiet but further changes IN
Sss us, sOou cona be- Exporters
S"% IL a isc ppciic Coast. IA 8l.e.
,rm Si 81 skoI TN dul u fairly sieidyi
s,os s5 q a 62Ocl futures ltloS zoe I'm fIso IN
9G sS s,s a. ~ domestic a 90 egs icssa
spelter nouinaly t45c asked for donesuo foreign '+@
MolAssEs orean. 40 5oc with is fair tras abe, p,
maiSed about steady a3l q &c on the sp,t zoo obs
on The spot Roains cont lged duh ami Amos, nominal a.
Il g5tSsi 25q, g. s3r9l - F. 81 sc ~ 1, =;
= = q s Sasl g: g di SSSs as " O. = ssr and
't Of Snv indicate ioOOns trade was reported but
late Gg,res we're retained.
there vas somewha mprov "a tone % ne ma.ss a-ay
aside rom this t9e Srss, Wr a Roa "a
hri, 81 sLp boo med petroleum oS sD
ar ar, %o "a iot from Jam .,a
s 9 sSl, c'u d. H. Oh 6tLlRo Ti'1 SIrs
h. hence 's .c sSSsss sas1 " sss private
HHEw H'r AK from P porand .SSons SIS fogT
LANn from hS.,S"' "s1s' pMISa% "ify iS'% fc,
land hooncr With loo and gnber $1,000 aa pos Hnsiss'
rGo I"' se"se .issa nu.e. sr,N Sa 1900 bush
cora Jd 200 bo,es She 90 .os s3e ,"ss Sa's'
va hNlNt Nl Nfh'" ''HW ~
ibs - aoOW, hence steam 100 tons arhhlal'h ansI'
Is 81 lrii, hence ~, loo bnsh s'.h llnm sot. nNl
h,u,s pfiush steamer, laid ~ tho hrtl athe, ~ tatK
suT,ruI rates ANuNMuu 81, hence 'sAh lnu'" nnsn
sfain ~ Nd No 0hu bush do pflfslt rus i"'H""'
hrurn rtsainrt 90 uUO bush wheat plfst tHlma
ruoVIhIONA-r oHk-Iheie 10 s,uu'nned ahssn's oi
espnft interest AMI he srneai movement SUI V w,
,i,T chsraeief ffccs arc woat pnd irregular rhes oo
bbis Innlly Meas, 81 1nl aud no BE- ,New
Mesa 80 bouflaL tpmy Meas, tl2 7ogtl1L 'lehi
Hack, sib huatif Extra Prime, tll..ss'.hhhf ~
Ing unimputt.n aud he matA ~ a WHO " wn.l 20
si8dfll CITY E,tp India Mess y atA bEh =,
ifAN4 TN. alri gu rice Win ufht Oomtn luu'i ~
sip cur MEATS There continues iAli lhqnnl
largely Tor bellies hd prices ha'oh nin ,iph,l a.,
10 NJ avsraRe To- 10 100 10 do. A. 70 sac y Picked
sho iidefs ff.r ID do Hams NhnH'ri r. M RNslasee
picked Roies quoted at O'pdbAc CITY iicklo" sbou.
ders be.d6scl fans. 8adl0c hlDpLftS-h s Wg
easicr viii moderate sh ppcrs sales AZ et
livery at zoo. Ions clear in New Nnrk QUOTE ns
Wrsern delivery Long aud short tea nal ava s'i
rember quoted gi 71c. ..-.- DRt~Sfu N.Y., .s,.
har v vnts IN price m mOietae Lrnanas ny ~. ~
10 Light b%dj7,ci Pigs &c LAhI-Ise Snn ap, ponts
higher bat Ia ef on ruled easier aud eosini ~ y rsy
the cnfreutdgutes OF yesterday Speculation W. n ~
ate and ship efs ROMAN indifferent ontto H. ~ ~,
Quoted Toe Sales 100 ties choice ,o, s1 n " Ne
cost and freight s s49s go.ps sss
e. Aprii T. Sc closing 1b igci MAG closing s5QS
40 Cy steam ail. acpys sass Sss,sssa IN isr
Ssm Ss 4 80 safe. So is,' cosSsnt aa.sa
be ssuth American 1.syc, ftlZlhs mar r
il Oa ssss is n 1 ssSs ssa,. asir,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirey, Vessels and RaiiroDts.
NHW- YnnK. Dec. IL 1891.


NpNtuBg Uatphhaf ~. t7,t
sraAn=ra~ aah sHa ngsjirsl iHit neRrre $40 900
bhHs NV ila srh ~ ift. shnhl yiN'N ia nave
III, gstnn eu hn apib tt hfiph iH,av htuhtd Iuip
afd II aAY hianuiaippi i3t%upi STANDARD a. ess
HTa
COFFEE rpft nla tH aHi BH'Hral ~ hs,e To- t.fi
anu i,al Pea herfY auies Obans enNHa falWs We
Ia, t tay NpllnNe ni afaiF los 40 aiti NtfNaf lAlr
nn her. Mas ,eH snh 40 ah snte u" =" y, pom
tales, lhn Onaina hI 80 iniinNs hrNnWhhi, hp'
asl0i January ~ eel o. trhiNslh s5'g .oon :
limo M Gho ald uuet aud about steady sales
Sn ags Maraoaib0 ~ ashei caracas ho sdyanls aud
400 mas adanA "uioen van IA sleIrT on private
Uns -, o.. 80
go rTON-SnGf Cotton generally 'iec. lower Aa'es, '
bnra d Last etong al consumption. Delivered an
contracts M baes lecepts al Tie ports to-day - ~
bales this day Ia week anh abhiJ iat
wear flne september l. 2D logo baes, against -o4 1850
same peuDi last year.
Tie ouotateus according TO the American classification
fnlln
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Good Ordinary 81 Low Nttthny..........- 80
ttucGooi ordinary 800 95ra nitnr
Fu,mes coaod y to points lower. after fair basI
mesa ZOO bales.
notices. 1875.

FLoUn AND MsA1FLoUn.Ma,set me,e ac,iys With IN;
ont ,ns DECIDED 4Ssr any active % tie ba
iSf s arg S 5" in FOOD wn er wheat par.
s%s S oS n S CIV N T sP sp
spr Spin" 's and s. o@ Sse for @
To- s l& and q % for Winter e., 6O 6S.
VII G %o tesg9ry df .1ssEan a. ' q
8. B 5s ooSG to Fancy E1tfa STATE So oa9s So
f fs < S' o. Msn..d e. 9Ss
g GSG''' c ss $ ns.$s
asA q sa 2 Snon to a Ess Is
Fair Good s$4oe IS GOOD to ysry holee u SIS
VII Fxrra for west Sdies 81 25SI 80 s0ah merica tt5
asa o. market closing q1 nSar ae 700 DIS COMMON
to GOOD Extra sSoo0s3 80 GOSd to Choice do 50 9Se
s. Trad SEot sa $50 ODs ', suporne T tS
% & e. r -FOUR 'S' selling at @ % ag ar
90 60 eri Brand; n1 Gn @H S" western
h eS Sg lm q% % TOR %oo frsn "is
.nS eGTcnty coyered from odecne and aayanSsd "a
n. 'I pIcoS Gr * iia erro moderate susno, or
pee e9aFt g5o9Q Oo1 bas saIos bn.S future
y 900 bush 81 o. mi for delivery this and reSi month
including Red Canada bond on prgoe ergs 20 Morth
9 ~" IN tS MI yqgrsds winter ned a. g esg
mainly a. 7gc NO o., ~, d 6 70 SS neerur free on
20 sec for eT hal 5aPrf IN s S9 Ss31
unsra = WHIT SIC No Red Ios Jannaryi $685.
clrsi eD7 10 for fe rnarf, 30 dS3t c9ang st;
DO oi March s5tas c. closing at 'ct 40 ior Anr,i'
coslnq al -, .RYE-A Ret uul y ? torn, 81 re.
a aia i &c. state ahe,. BARLEY III, wilma
drrnnq te rrcy salps . 5nu bush r"' ftci inni'a n
&c 49,. nkRirf MALr-quet YIN trees pnrinny,d
a. RN- Market unsettled a ot o9onct aa lc. PCT
Ter and 'oa thr ?nc uWmns orcn 9a o., ~ e. 0sn
t.del ccs iairy efc export ir1d N ie e ifanSlg
tgns or me g ant ~ h,.h 80, nsnR /, s,t,ys n
rlnAtr unstai,d alSea ~ sOs5,c.i no, 3, l92c nSy
silatuIr sixtc SIC l'.r pptntOr 7tNr isr NciF
tt,i M thr3ah ngyemtti lg .r.ge htt ss net ,sW
innu 70 1850 atrat. s. Us aftNr IN bcrrmttr 'Nr'
sirlmgi hlir 9lt afgat SitagEf l1V 9&,l \
"I3i." - 49, NJ. ist isrns, tshsieae rlesirg
~ ~. ar ~ gutnni'; iNs e. t,re'ht =. igi
ttg,iie tpsif 4 III n ,g' ,'sI . s
avata pa lAe q t-reg sAh eteNHta t'T1 e. tt.tf
ft5{U' taaF nlu "a j0 sglisa ia1ga.- Rl Ril4 ~
at5YEe NRa by. "a 4s,f ST. ! sS' So waite 8,
go 3 5.,Aa a., so. }, 6, AiAea Nt4tel.A '7,e.'
WGli i. 80 $50, Whq SAFE - 4ait, iANt1 eHsh
llxe iar lauaagy. 35'-o 33Te, -ans ~ ~ NJ. % ia
ich.ad 1904 40 C'Os1As ~ oosa u 'S' h~I' o.
sItt. closing q
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i1roposll
NAVY PAY OFFICE

y STATE STREET " YORK Dec IL. 1884
PROPOSALS in duplicate, sealed and Inc
l dOrscd on envelope.
Bids fol- supplies Advertised" VIII be received a, this On.
ncc until u o'clock January 9th 1885, for the folio sup
plies Il the be quail " b. delivered within trty taye
iron e ORDER free OF expense at the Navy Yard New
York - - ~. ....-.......,..
COO cot Rubber Hose. "a ply. ply capped ends with
cOupiluk Carlo ncd
Samples can - AZ tho Navy YARD
Tho rgh reserved reject All BIDS That may rot
be de ned ADVANTAGEOUS 10 the Gosernmrnt. -
Two responsible snretcs required Tor he prompt and an
FIJI drligsiv OF the liics aw fded.
y aux forms will ~ ufnlshed Z ,his once
Bid. properly signed and certified WI mot be o.dere
A. II a. NAN,
Pay Director United states Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12

The thirteenth edition ~ the Procthdus Conr,rsd-
lions Lexicon has been brought down TO the ninth
volume. Seven more volumes viii complete the
work IN its present. shape IL e a great inprovc-
.sut AMOR, the sai.on which preceded IT. Excellent
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HARPER & bRoTHERs, Ncw-ycrk.
THIS DAYS

PUBLISHED THIS DAY;
THE LITERARY REMAINS OF THE LATE
HENRY JAMES.
Edited with an introduction ny william janice win por
trait. l vol. l2mo 80.
None ~ the writers. among whom he a peer have
used English language with happier choice
closer truth all that Ia raoy In its idom with coin
are more unwofn from W mint loener and startling
dye and point IFS boz ts in the art Of plquant
rpres.on and folicitou phrlse-Rev Dr. CyrusA Earto
BUUDHISr RECORDS OF THE WESTERN
WORLD.
TRANSLATED from the Chinese of lliuen Tsahg "A D. G2O
with introduction Index. sc By samuel Beai Trinity Col
l.re Cambridge Professor OF Chinese University college
Iondon 2 vols 12mo. With map, gill top. 81
JAMES R. USGUOD 90, Boston.
PkJPEk PRIDE
fuiyr rrH CENTS, - Una.
f1iE Tribune NEw.YonN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12

halt Ar Kin. tuhs and pss l7s2gc, Welsh snbs ,tn9s.
tss,gn cres%er lsasa Western fuetory ississ ,mr
the emept IL light ssters, p8i1s.c jon o,s ~
10 Western, ns t0ii Le, Skins, eisfnIxs
AMI prices quoted last s"iss
RfCf-fairy tctve
fTEAR fNF,-fard neglected City ouo,ss AZ -aa-,
Olcomsgsrine more active sales ilj.jOO ibs tms'nv u.
export ~ 7'sc. '"v ''r
l. DC. BID. BALES. $1,000 lba. b iOaasc. ~ f"' "
TOBACJO--Ks tncty quiet and steal,y
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Ocean CLEANERS.

A NCHOR LINE, u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via L0EDQNDERRl.
Dsvona. Dec IS. D. m Crcsssia.-... DO r. ~
Anchorta,; -. - thmra,, is az JAN
Storage nassl.r GLASGOW LtVERPOOL RhtEhsf~
tOsDONDERRY. outvar 81 prraid ID ...,s
Anchor irlfts naYabls Ire o. rhafge ~ natH
throughout en-lsp4 Scotland AMI irsitn aut sod sf say
amofDt st lowrst rates, ...-- ... ...,.-- 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12

ABOUT PEOPLE BY KATE GiNSErr WELLS 1emo
PIP 2,,3. James K. Osgood Il Co
The eight essays which make up this little
volume are devoted TO themes of such general inter
ast as a Wind cation of the usefulness oi" Average
People" defence OF the rights OF Individuality
in homo and society. a dissection of the " Tran
sit,onal Woman" who gives tho tone TO contem-
porary American society. and certain aspects of
fashionable folly in high life and in low. The style
il bright and often epigrammatc, and although the
philosophy not the uncertainty
of the Transitional Woman, ali the chapters contain
sensible and striking reflections Who's Who, and
Caste IN American Society are the most amusing
of the essays From the former We copy the follow
ing delicious anecdote:
A Young girl, burlened with awkwardness, yet
with capacify for gentle resentment, overheard d
Young man ask another to be presented 10 her he
latter hesltated, inspected her, and at last conde
srcuded To consent. saying "Woll, trnt hsf out
The crowd passing by, separated, and lie was leu
M To her and their names were exchanged She
coplly surye ell hun from head to foot, while he
tritsi to lind something 10 say, for her examination
checked his ordinary y0lubity. After % moment
or two sbe turned 20 the gentleman VINO h,h
brought IN g. her and said al have seen enough,
frot HIN back" And hack he went with flushed
face and detected men.
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Mem Civilizations.

DABYHOOD.-If Won have not yet seen ~,
examine copy NJ the rs' rev tstand you come W Wv
a. Nv periuicn the world devoted exeusyey a. the cfe Vi
mi n lie end TannH ehIldlen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12

We havo received from j. w. Bonton EAri for the
hrst two weeks uf October. accompanied as usual oy
tho Coarrisg de art THO principal illustrations
sw an otohug bs Eugene Girafdet of his own PIC
ture, "rho baby's First Smile" snlhcenlly pleas
ant aud we'll developed II somewhat common mo
tlysi On etching by u,ntlor FROM his drawing ~
"fho Mrhsagrtiaa' Doek at Marseillos"I two i'll'
page wood eagruyiussot feudai chateau views, OK
tsrior aud Interior, several fac SMILES OF linhnerr
engraving. after lloiboin. including PORTRAITS OF
Anna Ischol,ipurn. tho VII" OF Jacob Meyer,
Anne Of Cloyet Mary Of England. Laly Audloy,
Lady Rich. and Ltiy Barhley. from tho Windsor
Castle collection md a number OF wood'cutn oi
snrniiure and decorations. beside, oattoncho" ana
yivnettes The text embraces M annsina Leaves
from the Life Of an Artist put IA dramatic FORM
illustrating the manner IN which pictures are some
timesl conceived aud painted NJ. joan Rousseau
articles on llobcin arc continued, and the interest
OF the subject y fully maintained Italian art Is
discussed by Paul Leroi in tho series OF essays
under the title, "Iialia fara la ss' The letters
from artists and amateurs are represented; the re-
cent b-cenenary of Corneiile furnishes excuse Tor
an illustrated paper HIM. including good por-
trait and views OF his house by Arthur lieulhard.
In all other respects these numbers of U5rt are well
M to tho standard Of that excellent publication.
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lIDliDEAiiX LINZ.

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QtatDers.
Professional.

EDITORIAL employment wanted ny n Roou
Ia general editorial VIZ tor who hs, been on me No"i"k
Herald and edited dfst class Weekly and daEnlnoo m.
Address VERSAIIl y. ltibunr omoe'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
Serious Labor Troubles.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 3.--The labor
troubles between Italians aud 'longshore-
men are beginning to assume scrloua pro.
portions. Managers OF tue boat lines sbso-
tho Longshugemen's uniOn, while none OF
the men will accept work from tho boat.
lines except by order OF the union. In con.
sequence many families OF LongshoremeE
are Ia tomo CAGES suffering for want Of food
and mon arc beginning % get
despeste. This morning gang
of roughs assaulted an inoiieLslye Itali.n
walking az, Lloyd etreet Win two loa,yoa of
They knocked him dosn and
kicked him. Officers quickly cleared
tho street. A large crowd gathered at the
italian headquarters and began stoning
tho building. Tho crowd was ordered 10
move on. Tho command vas not obeyed,
and portion OF tho reserve police
iorcs were summoned. In tho meantime
another mob made an attack on build.
Ing on State street In which were number
of Greeks, supposed by the mob Italians.
| The mob throw brick and stones az the
| building, breaking windowg snd injufilg a
number o. GreeKs. The Greeks fred At the
| mob but no one was injured. The
police disper cd the crowd, but made no ar.
rests. The docks are crowded with people,
the Western Transit oompany's dock
| DelHt iAt AepcNihi NuItCI VI htLfIilpu'
| Italian5 began tho work Of loading
the propeller Dean Richmond, which al
| 1:l5 moved up the creek to the Erie freight
house with freight handlers ou board
The mayor, sheriff ard poles authorities
were in CONSULTATION to-day on the situa
ton. II is probable force OF 100 or more
special policemen will bs enrolled
| in view OF the possible euer.
seucy. The regular force has nov
for three days siIeotusly pre-.
vented 10 outbreak, but IL hsF
required tho concentration OF
every available man at headquarters.
The entire city must be pairolleo dav and
night. Transportation companies served
notice on the authorities thai the city and
county will be held liable in case OF any
damage to their property. Mausger Bull
lard, oithe Union transportation company
stated there will be no compromise with
tho longshoremen, and every effort will
re made by transportation companies from
now 10 the close OF navigation TO enamel.
pats themselves from trouble with lsbcr
ytpinru
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Discover, Of a Book Which Contains
Many Secrets.
Tariff Vote on tuesday Convention
Estlmaies.
Mlsceilanto Gus Washington News Items.
TARIFF COMPILATION.

WAsnISoros, May 3d. TSpecial.l - On
Tuesday at p. m. The vote on the tariff hill
will BIO taken. There Is lively consultation
going on between the several wings Of the
democratic party. Morrison. Tucker, Car.
Isle, Willis ard nesrly oil the democratic
members from Ohio have had a consulta-
ton with this Wow 10 hTinging about an
agreement with the Ohio men hv which
their support would he secured for the Nor
rison bill. Negotiations nave been going
on several dsys. It Is unda,ssood ,hst all
o.! the irea. irsdSrH sh0 are not, willing 10
make any com promises ~ al hsy-conaont d
TO modify section Of the bill with
respt CT 10 wool. which the Ohio men, OK.
cepting Mr.. Hurd. will agrce 70. The pro-
posed change 10 save tho bill from dsfoot,
is 10 make 10 or % per cont, reduction on
wool applicable 10 the rate that existed
prior TO 1888. A southern representative
yaid he had no doubt that concessions
would he made both ~ to.iho OHIO men and
to southern men who desire internal reve.
nue. reduction. lie said that ho had nssu'
RANGES this afternoon that an opportunity
would be given for n square tight upon the
proposition 10 abolish the tax on tobacco
and reduce the tax on fruit brandy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
So
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL MENTION.


Carl Conrad, Of St.. Louis, is at the Widd-
sor.
Frsrk +. Ramssy, OF 81, Louis. Is 81 ID,
Windsor.
II, d. Chspm an, OF Chicago is at tbs
Windsor.
W. A. Crocker, a., OfNew York, 10 q. the
Windsof.
II. Van s'yke, of New Orleans, Ia resi .
tered NJ tho Windsor.
Geuoral A q Malloy, II Galveston, Is 0
g1est OF the Windsor,
George Merrlwoslher 10 In The city great
iag his many frients.
J. u. Harris sod vile, OF Terrell, 40
guests ~ the Windsor,
Ernest siege, Of louisville has accepted
clerkship with Mesnra. HickoK & Patter.
son, druggists.
II. J. Leszensky, o. Louisyille Kentucky,
and Charles NJ, Peters, OF Detroit, ere
stopping at tho Windlor.
F!ed Grlce ths well known and ever well
come financial agent OF Leon & II. Blum
ct Galveston, is IA the city.
A. @. Audrey let yesterday for Now
York on business connected with the Etyay
street railway. He will make a purchase
oil cars and iron for that liuo Of which he is
president,
j. q. Bigger, United States dirtrict at
tornoy. returned yesterday from sherman,
whittier he went 20 urOg. cute Epps and 10
derwood, charged with robbing the stage IN
Cooke county, Ia November last. The
story Of their capture IA Wyoming By the
sheriff is too old and stale 10 ba repeated.
The case was continued until Monday.
AT The st. George: ] W Stewart, Men,
phis; Johu R9licsn, Fort Worth; y NJ
rhomason, Miuden, Louisiana; I Panky.
Cincinnati, Ohio: W BRne, Palmer; ] u
Prince, WaxahAchle: NJ Blocker, Palmer;
G Richardson, san Antonio; Jake Bloom,
Gainchviile; FM Hill, Mckinney; II @ Mil
liken. Louisville, Kentucky; g Il Howell,
ucK nnCy: Bud Newman. Mckinney; I Is
Howard, Mckinney; Marpie. Now o.
leans; ] @ BtyDe, Texas lshsm r Darnel,
Seymour; r Vlckery, Waxshachie; w
Moomey. Wsxahschie; X b Weaver, New
Orleans; G 7 Moore, Lyuchburg, Virginia;
] Laiag, Westhertord: w @ Allen, Nc.
Kinney; r Mueller. Texas; II Still aud
wife. Denton; Samuel l. Daily, Galgestou;
w CoReu, Marshall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
CURIOUS DOCUMENT uNEs RTuED.

WAsnIsar,s, May 3.-[Piess Tho
Washington Star sayf: A curious account
book, kept by Deputy Marshal Brown, OF
tho Western district Of Pennsylvania, has
neon discovered and Il now In the hands Of
Chairman Springer. IL Is large book Of
over 400 closely written pages In cipher,
and Ia supposed 10 contain history OF oil
the transactions OF the marshal's Office dur.
Ink his term, more particularly to the Ia
nous R9beria torpedo cases. IL contain0
ritc, oopies Of the correspondence between
Brown aud n number OF court officials at
Pittsburg. There are arbitrary forms for
da.es which ~ Quot easy 10 disclpher
hut the rest "a perfectly unintellinible.
From what Is already known OF the trans.
actions in court aud the marshal's Office, and
what Brown hos told, some very important
Information Ia expected 20 be learned from
tho translation of this record. IL ~ known
that part OF the record 81 cnmnosed OF let.
terB from Mcdonald, Hail and deputy
clerk Of the court and other court officials.
Springer has cent n eubpeona for Brown,
and he will probably DO here on Wedne6-
day. Drown will be asked to translate tho
book and II he refuses "a do 90 they will en-
duhvOr 10 have 1t figured cut.