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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-04
State Senate and in Congress, ana was
once the Democratic candidate for Gov.

State Senate and in Congress, ana was
onca the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor.
THE Texas Democratic. State Convention
to nominate State officers will be held at
Austin August 10.
DURING the present session Of Congress
the Houss has passed bills declaring the
forfeiture of nearly seventy million acres
of land granted to railroads. The land is
in Oregon, California, Arizona, New Mex
leo, Texas, Indian Territory, Missouri,
Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and Lou
isiana.
JUDGE EDGERroN, of Dakota, on the 18th
granted the motion made to quash the in
dictmsnt against Governor Ordway, of
that Territory, on the ground that the
Grand Jury had no jurisdiction over the
official acts of the Governor.
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT arrived in
New York from Europe on the 13ah.
A MEETING of the Massachusetts indie
~pendents, over which Charles w. Cadman
presided, condemned at Boston on the 18th
the Republican Presidential nominations,
| and trusted the Democrats would name
men suitable to their views.
THE st. Louis Evening Chronicle sent a
telegram to Samuel J. Tilden on the 10Th,
asking if he would indorse the i%nterpreta-
ton put upon his letter of %declination by
the Missouri Republican, which latter pa
| per had claimed that. while Mr.. Tilden was
in no sense a candidate, he would never.
theless not refuse to lead the Democracy.
MI. Tilden turned the Chronicle dispatch
over to the Democratic State Committee OF
New York, and at noon on the 18Th the fol.
lowing was received:
e. ". Scripps. Proprietor Of the Erenine
Chronicle: Mr.. Tilden's letter means what il
says. His declination is absolute. Under no
circumstance will he be q candidate.
DANIEL MANNING,
Chairman of the Democratic State Committee
of New York.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-04
A Fatal Explosion.

BUTLER, Pa, June 16.-A boiler used ol
pumping at Boldridge oil well No. laeN
ploded yesterday morning.with a terrible ~
port, hurting pieces Of boiler in every an'V
ton, demolishing the boiler and ells''.
house, and horribly mangling the ensl0e'''
Richard Walker, causing death in u 10"
hours. His son, who was near DN W.
thrown a distance of fifteen feet anu
ceived fatal injuries. A small frame ou',s
ing occupied by Walker was partially w
molished and his daughter Slightly HUI"
Tie cause of the explosion is not KNOWN .
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-04
4 Free. Trade Movement.

NEW York, June 13.-An imrortant
meeting OF leading political economists was
held last evening at the University Club,
Wheie tne llrst steps were taken to form a
National Society in the interest Of
1ree-trade views. The most promi-
neht present were Prof. Sumner of
1ale' Prof. Perry, OF Williams, Hon
Morthlngton Ford and Hon. David A
Welis. The project of the gentlemen is to
combine Tor the purpose of more effpctivaiv
circulating their theories, but the idea is Ia
cohIine the membership to such as hav.
maue a practical profession of political
eeo'iomy as writers, professors. lecturers. and
n1a 10 70 afl VINO sympathize with the princi-
Ple VI revenue reform as an adjunct t. No.
llllcal life. The chief aim i, to m,,.a ~
movement a National organization in i1s
scope. Ia lis
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-04

dark compilations coming into
1avor, it is said there is now what is
known as sunburnt powder introduced
1or the makeup of ladies faces, both
young and old, who would tain to keen
up with the procession. - GtcaGo
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-04

Inc London Nautical Magazine saws
that the name borne by the LARGEST
numoer OF vessels is Mary, the names
OF Elizabeth, Jane, Sarah, and William
coming next in order
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-04

,e. -1he sale of mineral waters in tho
United States exceeds by one hundred
che world. eoon'iy ID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-30

Ladies' s. hIldren's Shoe &::Slipper
Dept
Gents and Boys Boot and Shoe "
Millinery, Fancy Goods &:Parasol "
Carpet, Linoleum and Shade "
Lscies' DoImRn, Raglan & Cloak /"
Gents and Boys Clothing "
(" Suits to Order +"
1" " Hat and Cap
" Furnishing Goods /"
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Silk, Satin, IBrocade and Velvet Dept
French and American Dress Goods "
White Goods and Table Linen "
Zephyr, Ginghsm aud Domestic "
Flannel and Ladies' Cloth +"
Curtain, Drapery sad Tidy "
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming
Hosiery, Glove and Button +"
Ladies' Underwear ana Corset -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-11
That Arkansas Episode.

Sr. LOUIS, Nay 10 A dispalch from For,
Sm,th. Arkausaa, says: A bloody tragedy
occurred at Haoket, City, Thursdas ever.
ing, in sbich one man was killed snd nn.
other mortally wounded. II .ppea-- that
Burt Brown made some remarks aoou' TIE
sister Of John and Albert Bel, and when
called TO account for II drew his pistol sd
struck John Bell in the forehead. orushins
his ~ uIl ard killing him. Albert Bel tn.r
sho, Brown, fatally woundi ns him Al
parties are respectable men IN the com
a,unity. the Belt broth-rs being m-mhrf.
II leading mercantile firms Of Hsctet
Ciiy and Fort Smith. and Brown J. Depu
Un,-ed states marshal A bert Boil sur
r. uderpd 20 the author tiss
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, May 10.-[Specisl,l-A
Cotnlls, Texas, special says: Last iehs
about 0 o'clock q. b. Mckinney, terlh oi
this county, and A. l. Sherry and George
Edmunds surprised two Mexictn assaers-
does In the act oi dr'vug oil
some horses belonging 10 Jam C,iola.
The MexiceHs were ordered TO hsit ana
throw up their hands, but drew their
wespons and opened fire. The officers
promptly responded, killing on, Of the
thieves and badly wouuding tho other,
who Is now In Jail. The horses were re.
turned to their owners.
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Illinois Winter wheat.

srRrSerfxLp, III. Msv 10 -che c,ndi-
ton ~ winter vseAt throughout illi1ois
Nav IL. a. REQ rtod ~ CORE. p0nden's q
me Illinois department OF aericultr ~.
lust ben on slisnei. The .x,ibit I.
not mo sursciag. The reprt r~pfsssn'.
ever 500 points IN the state @rd iDdceft,
that Il will not axc,ed "a per crrf. 81 a.
| average yieli In the c-nfrai dlviaoo n
ne sss'~. "a which embraces nre-naif af a
rhexf s~oa. to rn'io1k n 10 pfr CT. =
sg.if.s. ~ ~ aprl. fntte foufhern divi
! 81 -versxe orop.
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TER RELL.

TsRRILL, May l0.-TSpecisl. .l-Lsst night
Marshal Gordon rsided house in resr OF
the Capitol saloon, and captured tour COW
boys who we're enjoying themselves In a
game of seven-up. They pleaded guilty w
the mayors court aud were fined Sl7
esc6.
A large force of mechanics arc at work on
The Cbildress- -Hought on block. When COM
pleted 1t will be quite "a ornament to our
City.
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GALV ESspN.

GALvssroN. May y10.-[Press.l-Mr.T Thom-
A N. Skinner, for six years osst the .fii.
cent chief of the Western Union oooratu e
department Of this city, has resigned, 20
take eff OF the end of the present month In
severing his long and faithful connection
viii the teleRr ,ph company, Mr.. Skim er
carries with MIN the best wishes OF lie
manv associates. He resigns TO engage In
other business In this city.
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CLEBURNn.

CLrBuRnl May l0.-[5peciAl. l-Mrs. Hst.
tie Crawford died to-day OF blood poi,on
and Glow fever. Her remains will probably
be taken to Barry Illinois.
In NV special last night the type made
me say 90 600 instead Of s22 .0no paid on the
court-house debt.
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WACO.

Waco Msy l0.-[Speoisl 1.-The Under.
writ, rs' sgenis here received notification
to-day tnat the stets. bnsrd oi underwriters
had placed Waco 10 the list oi second.olsss
,owis ns regards frs nsvs. rnis smounts
to an i,cr.sse ure.qusrter OF ] per cert
Determination lie eaid to be the agitation
h,re respeo'irg the ~ stem Of water cup
ply, which he stats board, heretofore clafs.
ing IL ~ nrst class, now alleges it onlv eec.
nd The new rates take effect On The 10 b
instant, sni property owners are exercised
fn the county court this afternoon n
,unko .trer.r uamsd J n. Beckmab, was
nn.d si,t00 tbe extreme penalty VI the
lsw rhi, i-squ,val. bt to 3oout four yesrs
cnnf ~ meat o. service on the county con-
vic s,m.
A hslfin,erest 10 the Wsco race course,
Just compis,ed, has been sold to Mr.. Rict.
mosd II u-ipn tor Si2 500
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N1'KINN EY,

M'KIsSEY, May 10 Especial II. NJ.
Pinkeye and Colonel Pearson will soou
erect an oil mill ut shis place Mr.. Pink.
eye 10 q captal'st from Chlcsgo.
Weather fair and farmers are making
some lively strokes TO clear the weeds cut
OF crops.
Tho Knights OF Pythiss are making ey-
tensive preparations tor heir picnic on
the 28th, and will have grand ball ~
night VI 6hain's opera.house.
Miss Sue Cham bers, daughter Of Colouel
Edd Chambers, former representative from
tnis county but now living at Austin, is
visiting the family OF Colonel Edmondsop,
Of this city.
Misses Aunis and Lula Fields, two OF
orr charming young ladies', LETT this eve
ming for short visit at Rock Hill.
The young people enjoyed very pless
am evening At the residence o. Mr. Fl,z.
hugh ou last evening. Dancing was kept
up sill late Ia the night, and every ono
seemed Derfectly delighted.
Mrs. Emma Sailor. OF Holly Springs,
Miuslssippi, 10 whiting relatives in The city.
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BRO wNsvILLE.

BaowxsvrLLs Nav 10 -fSpecisl.l- = A
m $50. meeting of the @ z.ns Mas hello yes
r,raey ~ tnr cit, hall 20 take the Decee
ssry steps 70 secure an Appropriation fol
the improvement Of the bar ant hsr-
nor Of Bsz,s DE- Santiago, information
rsyiuR been rsreiser that the loxer hous'
OF : ~ gr-es mad stricken sh's nsrbor from
the river and herbor apDi iopristion bill
Hon. Thomas Carson presided over lbs
neeting. A O mni,tfss, comp0red Of q. E
Mp,er. Lou's C-v-n + Ytusris, "A. z.
WooiLouse, Oeicn.i y. w. Latham. jane
A. Broute ana Oswald Wilson we're sc.
pointed by the cnsir e. draft resoln
tions expressiug the sebse OF ths
msetinp, wbicz we're to be tteg-sphed =
cor represen'gives and ssnators Tas
c,mmi,ica rpo.tcc - inflow:
Hon. IT. ,mu P Ochiifr,e. " -shinzton
mas. meeiiug fc''iz o. to.d4y xpre~-
"a strone dissppein m nt - she msnns
m ~h,ch yiin rer~ft % our src'io
be ignorrd W tn appropriation
N f1r n -iunroy-rla1f ri n rrs and na'
,-.r. R.-i--.,-s ~-r-efs~r N s'rl1cts
= IN. a. eur Stfsf rsrsvf brfn ~ 'pfs'
sud Tue Dsspl< here sxpsc- you - urx
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BELTON.

BKLroH. May lO.-[Soscisl,l l-Y ssterdsy
evening as the iamiiy of widow by tho
name OF Messer was crossing the Lampass
river about three miles from town,
the river being swimming at
mos. every where, the wagon
bei washed off and washed under some
limbs OF trees that wers low. There being
but one man aud several women
and caildrsn, 1t seemed for q
while that all o. them would be
Crowned, but the man seeing the peril be-.
90 Getting them ashore. He sue.
CT led In gsttirg all ashore bu,
one little girl OF Miss Messer's
who was clinging to limb battling the
waves. Before catching her tue man ssksc
II she could hold till be got the rect ashore.
She replied that she could, but when he
returned to gst her she had
been carried away oy tie mad waves.
Search war i'm mcdistely made, and to-day
there we're fortv or ifty men In search OF
he body, bat as vet it has not been found.
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MIN EllLA.

MIsEoLA May 10. Special. .l-hon. Hor.
ace Gate, county judge, to-day returned
from u trip to Oiay and Jack counties,
where be hes been to make tho annual set-
tlsmept with the Collecting agent OF the
Wood county school lands. Thew were sold
on ten wears time and are pay able Ia ten an
pual instal ments. with 10 per cent. inter-
es'. Six thousand hvs hundred dollars Is the
amount collected 10 date Judge Gate re-.
ports th,m held by actual settlers only, ard
spsaks OF the latter ss thrifty colony In a
highly prosperous cordition.
Commissioners court convenes at Quit.
msn next Monday, for the dispatch Of gen.
srai business, also to district the school
oommun ties under the ne y Law.
Hon. Horace Gate, chairman of the
county executive committee. has issued a
cali for "a convention OF the democracy of
Wood county, to meet a. Quitman. Sstur-
day, June. 7th. tor the purpose Of sending
delegates 10 the stare cp'iventions to be
held nt Fort Worth and H'us on.
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LoNdvIEw.

LSEayfEw, May 10.-[5peoial. I-About
2 o'clock this morRing the International &;
Great northern passenger, bound south,
had the mail and baggage cars aud on gine
thrown down an embankment st FOots,
near the Sabine, by the engine striking u
COW. No one was - jured.
Immedia,ely alter she toss OF logs by the
broken boom near Easio two boit-loads
OF men started to recover the raft and flost
TO Ocsnge the logs tnsy hoped 20 save. The
second oay nu. their boats we're swan ped
sincs which, without a particle ot food, they
nave wondered through the bottoms, wad-
log and swimming, until today noon,
when sll but one oi the famished and half
dro wnad wretches crept ioto Eiston. rheg
reported the messing - drowned, but Is tel.
ephone from E.srou this evening says the
lost one has iust rot 10.
The Metho6isls OF this city began festi.
val ve-ierdsy noon. which is still going on.
II seemH 20 oe sort OF csutenaial csleDra-
ton. The affair has been very successful
The proct eds are 10 be used 20 still far her
bsau,ify and improve their parsonage.
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Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A. M.
AT the Grounds Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution Of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids. .
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent OF
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. BARN EFT GIBBS
will deliver the English Grafton.
For further Information see
small programmes.
The Public OF Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully Invite d to attend.
By order of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
B. F. ALDERMAN,
Secretary.
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SHERMAN.

sHkRNAS. NAY 10 Especial. lin the
Texas Central railroad company. Judge
CeArmond, attorney Of defendant. refussd
three men on the jury beosuse they be-
lnngad to the Knigkts Of Laoor The affair
has created some stir Ia she city.
The Binkley house bar, owned By Dan
Thompson, was closed yes'erday under IN
-ttach ment sworn OUT bv Captain Joe Gun
ter. TO wncm rhompscc owe. 80 III. Other
presented.
rur strawberry festival given BY the Ia
dice Of Sherman Tor the Improvement OF the
city cemstery, ct ,he opers.house lsst
niebt was quite splendid suosess; $2ll 10
was donsted In cash aud e27 80 va taken
in from the tables. m ,kine .otsl of e4S7 90
Snca prompt Iibersiity sp-aks yell tor the
enterprisire genero-i'y M our ciiizens.
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LAREDO.
MARSHALL.

MARSHALL. May l0.-[5p-cisi. l-Soms
months ago, Or. E. + Il berts, al Wood
In ~n. was accused of TIM seduclon Of Miss
Eettie Maynor, and the friends OF the gir'
compelled the doctor at the paint OF a
drawn pistol to marry her. rhe doctor
sued for tivcfce, sni The coor ST ths
marriage aside on the scora o force aud
fraud.
!. j. Hoffman, examiner ~ thc depart
ment of justice, 10 in the CIT examining
the claims of the deputy Uritei ~ ties
marshals and others agsipst tne United
States government for service re-hersd
under Still we'll II. Ru.sel, late Uniied
STATES marshall Of the wesiefu district o,
Texas,
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ENNIS.

ENNIS, May I0.-[Special J. ? temper.
ance council gave fhcir first graut CONCERT
last night at the opers'Nou a very
large AMI appreciative sufi-nla. tbe en-.
tertainmsnt consisted OF v,c,l 0N4 instru-
mental music. recitstions, d'sicguss, tab
leaus. etc., and very far surp' sed say hing
Of the ind that we have had here. Special
mention Is due every member ot toe COM
mittee, a particularly to some oi ,ha fair
ones, but SO forbesr. The r,ceipts
amounted to 500.
Weather fair and warm, f4rnerB busy
repl plsnting cotton, and the mercnalt to idle.
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CLrvKLANp, ONO, NAV -. ~ re- c7'r mu-
nicsted from an sdisc nnr kiil his
's.rning. destroyed toe gre - PSI Of
sherwin Williams 4 Cos nip. ui and
v. nish works; loss, Sso.Or icsussi 90.
Slls.o00.
W.LLrSeFoRp, CoSN, My 10 Fhe
Weetlsud msuufscturing arrA1 ave
| burned; loss, $4,000
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HOT SPRINGS.

HoT SpRIEos. ARK, Msy l0.-(SpeciGl =
Hon. John II. Rogers notifies nis iiienoS IN
this district that Re will be a cam ds'e for
reelection to congress this fnl. " sr' M
me yjtsble that the democrats vi. Te-uomi-
pa him by acclamation.
uch intsrest attaches 40 lic Aptrotious
now being carried on IN th Bee m nntsin
mining camp near here. G5'c nas nsen
found IN paying quantities -H.. number
OF capitalists ere upon the n!uFirr
Investments and conduc npera i1as.
Assays have been made, $40 'n, ssu per
ton In surface rock
The impeachment tria ~ Aa1o iindf
has beSn SOL for TUESDAY mex
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4ET PU BRUTE i


4ET fU BRUTE Il
"wonder u Ips ny Taen New" 0sef le'
Mr.. 60nid.
The Wicked Bars Gambling sos w
0Osld Green.
Western Union and Wabash Mas Nees
fully usmmsr,c,
But Came Up smi'ing 70 The Last
Thick Clouds and Ds,kness ascat tho
Stock Exchaog..
Additional Facts Ia ,he Fsasre Of
Gran h Ward.
And Oiher Tales 0f 'hs Telegraph.
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ST.. LovIs, Nay 10 -T5reoial lit hal
b. u snrau ced rom New York tnst Gen.
erai Grsut TUNED over h's iarm near 81
Louis 10 Vanderbilt. The 'arna 10 nov
leased t. tsoant for ten wears NJ uom'
nal rn. aod Ia, nov Ia fair condition
Un1-r the tormsr tenant IL was eoisg u
ruiu l. cons SIS OF 700 c.ss and Il valued
"a $75e0
Gaw.s bal 81 ,yed bare to-day: Browns
3. Cplumrn IL. (Americs sssoc, tior)
81. Lou's s. Nationals, 4. (Uaion sssocin
tws)
}. l.. Sullivan foo, the slneger) We
struck Gii lnr herd with brick last nist'
nv James Ac3inni and die to-day
MeGissi's Is o;isEssa With murder.
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The Grant q Ward lsnilure,

Nsw YoRK, Nav i0.--rnps b sht
rene val Of excitement Abaat 0rels +
Ward failure this mcrui'g ts ieeltug
against Ward does not letasr u .o d oon
no new facts have tfanspifsu
II is reported that Jay ulc suc citsfs
have started a relief NOV m ut il iserr Of
Grant. Oonklipg was H. oOns,tltatil 9TH
Grant today.
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Tone Of tho stock Market.

NRy YoRK, Nay 10.-G0v.ru 0aanis q iiet.
Railways continued wsts uniil tlt i4st
hour OF business when soma imprpe eiuere
was noted; Erie new secou1s sod % ~ l-S
and rallied To %.
State securities dull.
Spe culation al the stock sx'hsugs the
greater part nj the day was wess snf do.
pressed. The unfounded reYOrt1 e c1iated
ate yes erday Tor speculative shsc, asd
some influences on tne -eak
hold OF This mcrning To-Day
| he same practices were cont ued bat the
bears changed their bs.. % other 6elds.
Bar Sers and operators receive dspa tshe1
neiore the opening oftb. buriuess o. iuost
| a,arming and sensational rra nctpT. trma
and institutions here were freely mentioned
as being In bad wav. and there
we're reports Of impending islurs, but the
days doioss pfov@o ,n,s ~ DC 90, rue,
as were tbs reports circulate yesterday
afternoon. The bears, however sucreeded
In breaking Union Pacific f-n" SIS J 4 $50
3S Central Pacific. fron 40 IA 43 1 2: st.
Paul, from 81 3S tn IS 18 Nofth@-st, rom
| 100 l.2 to 107 "a; Lackswann4 irom illl1
| 70 Ill 1.2 Louisvil!e & Na-nviie irnm 48
to 45: ..L,ks Shore. from 81 7-s 70
70 3.4; Erie, from is TO 13 So Nor'hrru Pa.
cifc preferred. from 50 1870 5l7S. and
Reading from IS 7.8 to 33 A Toe ehjects
OF the attack, however, Mlsspun Paai1e
and Western Union wer, ltlo affected.
Notwithstanding the announcements
before the opsnins o. Su'lness e
attacked to-day, Missouri pecitiu ranged
between 7s 5s and 80 l2. nDd Western
Union between so IL rn 90 80 In the
afternoon Freeman Il o.. /. ~, nctioo 70
parties holding Jerrey Cen'fn az collateral
for the Rsadiog. comnanY, hat
they oould take NJ ans
~
s,reet' as meaning thai Vsndefbi had
determii ed to protect Jersey Crl'i and
Reading properties from iurftfr a4f at
tacks and caused q sharp tsl ai } q DER
cent in prices. Later J-r-.g Cen NJ -oso
10 3-4; Reading advanced Ia 90 80 l.2;
3.s to 70 rs; Lacks sasIna II
10 ii3 l.2; Cenra rAeihc
to a l 2: Lake Shore. % 81 80 Era 81
20 IA 3.4; North Pacific ur-l rrd to
50 i-2, Pacific Mails. 1 TO "A snd U ION
Pac tic l.8 to 81 So. The iuWeFeri rient
WAS not fully mairtsi,sd. Vi, cloee
the market was heavily ove'soi end stocks
Delinqu.nis this stternoou we're BE- ght
IN az difference Of 1.2 t. pes cent rhe
borro wing demand Is ncivt Comm sreo
with last nights closing priese are per
cent lower for Union Pscfc lis toy len.
trail Pacific. for Chicog usilug "a Il
awsns, 3 for Lake shors 90 Cso. an
Pacific, Ste Paul, and Dluver, us for
North west, 1.2 for Canasn sCuth-
ern. Rock leland L0u'gyias q
Nashville Oscgon n Trrns-' nr iHei fa and
Omsha;3S for Wabash. II fnf Mis. uH
Poetic snd Kansas & TsSr aod l-s for
Texas & Pacific. Dplasars \ anison is36
higher; Reading, 7.8 ano NJ isTses Nsn-
trsl, 3 5-8 per cert. 6si, u' sIuek llt the
week 3,ll7, ,365 shares. rho ID pft & Rio
GRANGE railway maze esr,ngA Of 30 &areh
OF SlS 900 and there wers hvrvY F0ow rms
and slides. transact or $40 80 tha- Q.
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ai,og exercises a, ths opera house on the
night OF tne 2ji inst
A couple oi young ladies' fed from their
home in.van Alstyne yesterday by the Cen
tral train on their way tu
Houston. Conductor Spencer learn
ing tho state Of affairs aud fearing
that no good woulu result. teierraphed a
hroi her of one OF TIE girls, who had them
stopped here and sent back on the mex
train. II IL thought rom their converse.
tIon that the elder OF the two bad ontlcsd
her companion 10 Join her Ia her escopade.
Miss Clara David. OF Waco. n In tue citv,
visiting Mrs Hnloert.
Major Bs,ty IL in the city from For,
Worth, and will com mence operations on
tho pas works az soon ~ material, which
10 on The way. arrives.
Rev. A. J. Yeatsr was struck down with
paralysis o fsw dayn ago aud his recovery
10 considered douD,lul.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-11

sHravrroRr, Nay 10 if nor<f -
~ "A ,-ion Of thc ~ -, A,1tf, = ~
h unfoondsd.
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A Jury Secured.

CHICAGO, May 10-Ai..i ,.isr ~ i've
dave toe iury was finally s'c.rrl ~ q rri.
i-g 10 try MckeguP. chars-H vim tnr ur.
| ~ n the sged Wilson c.u, T.. lna Gel
~ 800 reil-koown anr p-rinIfret tt zen1
xss exhaust. in secuiiue er's men,