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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS

Soma wars apo 81 similar esc,padn to
that of the Youker's elopement aritated
tho rossins and sensation monpers of
the countrv and filed the ~newsn,pprs
with sentimental dat,il. furni>bsJ nv
tho associated nress. which. ne matter of
nows served no hotter purpose than TO
fiji nm tho chinks. The commander of
Rortn,s bitters had nmossnd , f,rtrua
and noturarIv. os thinrs ro with rs. he
bome ari-torratic without auv sucb
,rinjpr adiunct as bluo blood, In the
nhar,rh.rnalia of bis wealth . coocb.
man tirured. rs in tbe Workers case:
bo had a fair daurhter. nc in thn YonL-
or,s c,sa. .ho doii,htar clonod with the
c~o,nhurn ~ i'm thn Yonker,s casa
and Joiry DEN . varv do,
.nrt ,rish c~,,cbmau bacone tho ho,d
of , worry r~..na..ohIa family q. w;lI
douhtIass he the result in tbe Yonkers
case.
Tbcr, is nothing vorv SHOCKING 70 tho
moral sorsihi,iiios of tho nvoraoo
American in what E,ron.on "etlntc
oristocracv" calls masoIIianrcs. and the
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NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-The commission
appointed by the President in accord
ance with the act Of Congress to exam
inc into the best q of promoting
commercial relations between the
United States and South America held
It's first meeting Mt the custom-house to-
day. George ii. Sharpe presided; Scion
o. Thacher and w. i. Curtis secretaries.
There were also present severai gentle
men representing business firms of this
and other cities. Gen. Sharpe said the
commission requested suggestions
from business men, and he regret
ted there were so few in attendance.
The commission would adjourn till the
18th inst. and give merchants an oppor-
tunity TO be present. In the mean while
suggestions would DO received from
those then there. Charles Mayer, of G.
Mayer Il Co., said that some invcstiga-
ton should be made of the causes lead
ing to the exclusion of our merchants in
favor of the French and English mer-
chants. H.R. Hamilton said theAmerican
manufacturers were not rs acconimO-
dating as others in shipping the desired
amount of certain articles, nor did they
give as long credit. A paper manufac-
turer said the fact that 1t takes about
twenty hours longer for goods to reach
South America from New York than
from Europe i, a drawback. Besides,
American merchants have to compete
with poorly paid European labor. lie
thought free trade would he a benefit.
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W suINuToS, Sept lO,-Capt, lloaly,
commanding the revenue steamer
coryier, has made a report regarding
tho cruise of that vessel In Alaskan
waters. lie speaks of his efforts Ia pre-
vent smuggling liquor aud hrcech Load
lag arms to the natives AZ Point Hope, in
exchange for w~halehnnc, ana suggests
that The Collector nf Customs ut 10
Francisco he instructed 10 limit tho
allowance of those articles rs 10 each
departing whglcr.
2: Mr.. Ncul,lh, Solicitor of the 1'rep sury.
to-day notified the directors of III G',r'
field Memorial Hospital, that To United
States Circuit Court If Per.nsylynnin,
nov engaged in DISTRIBUTING
the estate of Jay Cooke, dc
ceased. had AWARDED 10 that
institution, sl,'y,, being the
ahho.mt deposited v.ith jay Cooke a. Co.,
a.. accoun oi tie Sailors aud Orphans
Home nj Washington-property which
was recently transferred u the Director,
OF the Garfield Hospital, by an act OF
Congress.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. l6.-In view ofpleuro
pneumonia among Jersey cattle in diff
ferent sections OF the country the Board
Of Directors of the ST. Louis Fair assoc
citation decided to exclude them from
exhibition at their Fair this year. 9th
erwise the Fair, which opens OctoberGth,
promises to rival, if not excel, any pre-
viOus exhibition. Entries of all descrip-
tons are pouring in from all sections Of
the country and nearly all the space in
every department is already taken. The
number of exhibitors will exceed those
OF any previous year, and "a large pro-
portion of them viii be new ones, clearly
showing that interest in the fair is in
creasing instead Of Diminishing, and
also proving that the great eX-
position recently opened in the
manner detracting attention rom the
Eair.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
rHr RAILWAY pool DISSOLVED
ir's President Saw Called - Receiver
Exposition Preparations Throat
tuttiug Halfway Iat's-tut-
ton hy Way orst, Louis,
NnlImnN Innlrrcncn.

CmCfGo, Sept. ~, The Western Rail.
way conference adjourned Ht liD
o'clock. Tho general plan submitted
by the committee fnr the formed nf
four pools ON California an!. Colorado
business, two east aud two west or the
Mississippi ryrr,w was I..inpted hy Il
lmuus vote, Tho meeting then tnnk IN
the consideration of u continuance Of
tle, ~liipRTtito pO !, 'aud relations II
VIII sustain toward the new combine
Ton II II was allowed To- continue la
lOrce. Discussion upon this point was
only entered upon when the meeting
adjourned. The official of tho Union
Pacific, after the close OF the session,
said that the Tripariitc would certainly
continue In force, though certain
changes might occur In It's workings Ia
conform Ia the plan Of the new pnO!.
! Other officials declare tho continuance
OF the T%ripurtltc, If insisted upon, will
probably result In the defeat of the or
g"RniGution of the proposed pool.
At the afternoon conference tho Tor
mai adoption of the pooling arrange
mrnt to cover the Colorado aud Jnliiur-
MA business was decided upon. y con.
tingcnt however, upon u settlement of
Nebraska business, or in other Words "A
Encouragement of the rripart..,e pool to
nlttl inc WlSilcN Oi .iIl olH .,nl roads.
The general conference then adj
lOnrncd, and the OG.,ahu roads took up
discussion of tho Nebraska business.
Nice-Presidont Potter, of tho hurting
ton, made 4 proposition for the pooling
of Nebraska traffic. The Burlington 10
receive its pro rata of the Nebraska bus
mess, aud also local traffic oi the Union
Pacific, waving all claim Ia the compel
1.-Two business of the Union Pacific in
Nebraska. THIS was voted down.
The Northwestern then moved that
Burlington receive its pro rata of all To-
cal and competitive business of the
Union Pacific, and this naturally was
also voted down, the Rock Island ~ ST.
Paul voting in the negative ON both
propositions.
The conference then adjourned till to
morrow.
An official OF the burlington road to-
night said the present outlook did not
appear favorable to any immediate nd
justment of the pending difficulties.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Tho Chicago & st.
Louis railway pools have resulted in
an open cutting. both of freight and pas
senSer rates. Fourth-class freight is be-
ing taken at S cents. Passenger rates
are at present about 81. 1t is reported
the Burlington company are contem-
plating putting on solid through pas
senger trains, leaving here at 5 a IN.
and reaching st. Louis at Z o'clock. The
general western railway managers have
been in secret session all morning, and
the meeting is not vet concluded.
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THERE will be an effort made to have
the Postotlice department extend the
free delivery Of mail matter throughout
East Dallas. 1t should be done. Tho
free delivery Of all postal matters is in
tended 10 benefit those whose residences
are not convenient to the postoilice, and
as fully one-third Of tho mail matter re-
..ceived Ut this Office IS for parties living
Sstside Of the circumscribed limits of tho
city proper, there is nogood reason why
IL should not be extended to East Dallas
and other suburban districts contiguous
10 Dallas. Ii the residents of East Dallas
make proper efforts, and engage the val
nabie services of MIR. WELLBoRN in
their behalf, the object desired can
easily be obtained. A statement OF facts
Netting forth the benefits which would
result ffom the establishment ola pos
tai delivery in East Dallas, would not lie
disrogarded or ignored by the Postolice
department. Let steps be taken ut once
to accomplish this much desired i'm
proyomcnt in our city mail service.
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. lG.-lSpeclal. -
With tho opc"ing Of the fall season Tx
position matters have taken an impetus,
ard Bear county j. nov striving To
make n i~irst-class exhibit. Tho Ladies'
Exposition society gives an entertain
ment an the 18th 10 raise funds, and
Mai. Elliott, Chief Commissioner for
Texas, speaks here Tomorrow night on
Exposition matters. Everybody will
attend, aud almost all branches of arts
and industries in the city are making
preparations for private exhibits.
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IT is now asserted by those who claim
TO be in the secrets of the party, that
Fred CULLEN will be the candidate of
the Republicans for Congress in this dis
trict. lie will prove IA very acceptable
man to the colored voters and will add
muchly to the responsibility Of the
party. CULLEN is a very powerful
speaker, and his persuasive eloquence is
} immense, particularly SO when ordering
up zone glass of beer" Let CULLEN be
the candidate.
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snnf ffNnnn Hrflf 10 .UI
lfuu ihr chief m ihn rlnfnsr H
nntinn fur. prnrlrr rur,nsOs, HnI IT.
tiinnplt Judge Nrrwrr stated IN ila to-
ri-inn tllri The validity uf a., irisH a1
obtained, Und quo iuus aheihrr they
rhn hr vacated, WhH not lttUrc The
rons. The d'icn ants consider thy
nave won y .rt1l Victory, and that tic
d'rif ZOOS to-day virtually s.ttips the
question ~ their rilii lu lease lhnd FROM
Ihr Indians, and tnoy viii gu In and Us-
tahlish their ranches aud Craze their
cattle.
i'uur other suits against the Same pnr-
,irs involving the same questions were
ordered ~ follow this cpsr,
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BEFORE BLAINE ordered the libel suit
instituted against the indianapolis SEN
inel, there was not a single copy of that
Journal taken in this county. 1t now
has a circulation in this county alone Of
over sixty copies. If its circulation has
increased in the same proportion all
over the country its lists of subscribers
will be larger than are those of the New
York Herald. That libel suit is proving
a bonanza for the Sentinel.
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INDEPENDENT Republicans, you can
rest assured, that Mr.. BLAINE's libel
suit will o be tried until after the cleo
ton in November. The Indianapolis
Sentinel is ready to join issue at once in
the courts, but Mr.. BLAINE is delaying
the trial. The suit will he dismissed 10y
MIR. BLAINE, FOR he knows hat more
will be proven against him, than he de-
sires the public to know. If MIR. BLAINE
is not guilty of all that is charged
against him, why does he delay proceed
ings? He madea terrible mistake when
he instituted that libel suit.
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SPRtNGfIELn, MASS, Sop. H,-About
5000 persons were present at the open
ing of the grand bicycle tournainent to.
day. A heavy breeze blowing. The
first race was called at $50. twas u
one milo professional handicap for .
purse Of 800. c. w. Ashinger, OF East.
on, ohio, proved an easy winner in 2:45.
He had 10 seconds the start. Young, Of
Boston, was second; Howell, of Man
chester, England, who started at the
scratch was third.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. lG-The cotton rate
between here and New York,as fixed by
Commissioners Fink, at s. cents per 100,
and which goes into effect tomorrow, is
very unsatisfactory 10 four or five roads
Interested IN the matter, and will no
doubt result in cutting nj once. 1t il 8
cents higher than the rate asked for. and
the representatives. of lines concerned,
say it will prevent them from competing
with Memphis, New Orleans and Calves
ton, ana is not at all likely to DO ad-
herpI Tn.
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Ir cannot be denied that the Fort
Worth Mail il doing more efficient
servicl in advancing the interests Of that
burg than any other paper ever before
published thore. Tho HERALD is glad
to see this, and will renew its efforts to
aid the Mail in improving the morals rs
well as the growth OF Fort Worth.
Dallas regards Fort Worth as Il Of the
brightest jewels in her dihdem, and
hopes sincerely that it may ever shed as
much lustre upon this city as do her
other cherished ornament,-Cleburne,
Kaufman, Terrell, Rockwall, Mcliin.
ney, Denton, Decatur and other towns
of smaller magnitude, but of equal
brilliancy.
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MISNEAPoLrs, Sept. G.-Negotiations
have been closed for the purchase of the
Minneapolis Daily Tribune from Gen.
A. b. Nettleton, by 4. j. B'cther, late
business manager of the Journal, and
w. +. Haskell, son Of T.. Il. Haskell, ed
itor of thu Boston Herald. The Tribune
was established in 1850 and has been
very successful. The consideration is
understood to be approximately ut par
for capital stock of S2DOG0O.
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THE Fort Worth Democrat says "there
is a good, strong grand jury, and Offend
ers may look for a strict, fearless hand
ling. There will be no lodging or
child's play with those men," They will
be judged by their works. The statutes
of the State are sufficient to suppress
gambling. The proofs of gaming in the
Fort are easily attainable. An efficient
grand jury, and a faithful prosecuting
attorney, will tree Fort Worth Of the
evil in that respect as is Dallas to-day.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. l6.-In the case Of Col.
e. G.. Boudinot against Robert II.
Hunter. a. G. Evans and n. j.. New
man, well known cattle men, to recover
$1,000 as . penalty FOR attempting to
lease rrazing lands from The Cherokee
Indians IN violation oftho United States
statues. Judge Brewer, of the United
States Circuit collrl, to-day rendered a
decision on demurrer OF the defendants,
that the mere aiteHp5 to noG5tlu
lease of lands was not in viz
the statue anddisnissed the a
Hunter and associst/
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~PIrTsBURa, Sept. 1.-THE strike at
Hartman's steel works, at Beaver Falls,
Pennsylvania, is a failure. Thirty men
returned to work yesterday under a
promise to withdraw from the Amalga-
mated Association and Knights of
Labor, and Others are expected to fol-
low to-day. The mou have been out
eleven weeks.
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"lih''l'hH mum worthy o. hoU"rN, hhh
grhera'lN "hlh"N 'noNl' III ~'Nlruhl'iS
complimentary 10 MR. ELLh"NN thht
ms name - h'Ht'phoi :" o''eh IN con-
hectloh WIN lau Olltei states senate
coming from papers ihN''fianIN away
from ms N"'he' Ul> oNl"choe ol Tue hlSh
ana general esteem III Whlch lie Is heid
tilronshout inc S'"'o' Such frequent
iiIeii'ioh ia such connection cannot put
De gratifying 10 hlll'
That no man among ms irlehds mere n
ever heard WELLB 'RN reIer 10 the sub
icct. IT he has such aspirations ms
most intimate associates arc ignorant 81
the fact. The HLRAL', MS nome paper,
has never given the mattec attention be-
fore. No such determination rs the En-
aminor imagines and charges, exists
among any clique or class here. The mat
ter is never talked of here for this district
is proud of WELLpoRN's growing fame
in the House and desires above all
things to retain his valuable services
there.
There are some men in this section
who refuse to believe what is II fact,
that OLiS WELLuoRN has made "A
national reputation in six years of Con-
gressional service, and that he is a peer
and favorlte in the House with such
men NJ RANDALL, CARLISLE, Cox, RAN
TUCKER, DoRsnEINER, MORRISON and
other great leaders of the party.
GEN. MAXEY is Il splendid man, has
made n brilliant and faithful Senator,
and has had his reward in the frequently
expressed plaudits Of his people. He
and WELLBoRN are on the most salts
factory terms. They admire each other,
and work in common for the glory of
Texas. Why then this agitation of VEL
LBoRN's name as IA Senatorial aspirant
two years and a half before the term of
the present honorable Senator expires?
1t is unjust to NANCY and it is unjust
to WELLBoRN. No body is finding any
with SENATOR MAXEy and no mar
.,,o. Ian.I ., ,.-,,l t.,,., -, ~ a, ..
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AUSTIN, sept. To- Special The
Land Board to date has leased 100000
acres at an annual rent OF Sl25,CO0.
OF tho above lands the Matador Cattle
&C npany control about 2OO,0oO acresNsne
largest lease made to any one company.
The quantity sold reaches 2.250,000 acres
NJ nm average price of $40 per acre,
making the total annual interest from
sales $23G.2j0; total annual lease money
and interest on land notes, 1851 80, all
of which goes TO the available school
fund.
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THE Eunls Recorder l. ISSUED ~ II
daily, IL has the best wishes oi the
HER\Lu for it, ,g.rco>S, but tu a man up
tree It would look u httle previous In u
town the size OF Ennis, which has
superior mail fac Titles aud receives
metropolitan dailics IN time ioI break
fast rnnhlmg.
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GALEsBURG, ILLS, Sept. 16.-The Poll
ed Angus cattle belonging to John Rog-
ers of Abingdon, about which many re-
ports circulated are pronounced by the
State Veterinarian are not affected with
pleuro-pneumOnia.
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Hon. G. w. Hayzlitt, Waterloo, Iowa,
a member of the State Legislature, keeps
st. jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure, IN
the family shelf, aDd says that he con-
siders it the greatest remedy eve used
for bodily ailments.
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Ir is said that WASH JoNE vas once
n soldier, but did his country no great
service. He il still "millingterry" in
his disposition, and is now in higher
marching order to enable him to get
away from ireland in good condition.
If he is demoralized now; he had better
run at once to avoid the toe of IRE
LANDS boot, which will forever send
him out of tho political arena in this
State.
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New YORK, Sept. 1G.-It is reported
by private cables from London that in
consequence Of the failure of foreign Sc
curity holders of Erie to advance the
money to pay Off that corporations
floating debt, Mr.. King is selected to
take charge of Erie as receiver, but not
as President.
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WAxAHAcHIE, Sept. 1G.-ISpecial.l-
In the District court yesterday the jury,
in the ease of w. l.. Hancock vs.. the
Texas Central and the Northwestern
railway. returned averdict in favor Of
plaintiff tor Sl5,00J. Plaintiffs suit WAS
based on injuries received while travel
ing on SAID road.
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GAINESVILLE, Sept. lG.-LSpeclal'l-A
light shower OF rain fell her to-day-the
first we have had since July. We are
greatly in need of a good rain. Our
water-works have been compelled to ex-
tend their pipes three miles up Elm to
get sufficient water to supply the town.
Cailsnders' Ministries open their OPP
era season here tonight. They made an
irRmen~e street parade to-day.
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The Texts Strings has d]cgcncratcd
into n very commonplace iiith-r.uss
wouli-he-witty journal. The writing,
OF kSON and SWEET do not appr, Nj
maio in interest or humor the articles
on the first page Of a patent outside
weekly, and take IL all In all, it is u fail
ure at the highest order. II may be use.
full for some purposes, but rs II readable
journal II Is a failure.
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BLAlSE'S ~BRiDERIGS.
OUT or THEIR OWN MOUTHS
\ %Corruptlon iund riated where u
N1uid ~" ~. Most G"1d- Demo.
rrai- Receive $40 and sig Ia
Vote for Republicans,

NEw NoRg, sept, ~. The World viii
publish, To- iuorrow, q number Of sworn
| amdayils Of citizens of Augusta, Maine,
who were bribed To vote the Republican
ticket at tue recent election. The o.
lowing will serve Ia show the = .,n,,
nous methods employed hy 70, iI,i,a
mlnagcra 10 swell the ii.p' bIiran ma.
Jorlly;
81, Michael Burns. of Augusta. Maine.
occupation saloJH koensr. upau oath de-
pusn anu say lf.al ! was approached two
ur tnion gu" : before the State election,
Mhl,h ~ held On tho sth day of Sep.
''H" or, 1881, by n gentlemen In good
~ hiding and nov IN Government om-
: play, who asked me IL SlOO would induce
me to stay away from The polls aud use
my influence ~ getting Democrats
Ia vote the Republican ticket. lie also
stated u me that | should have as good
u show as anyone engaged In my husl-
ness IL ! would do what ] could 10 helm
them (the liepublicnnsD In tho election.
| took IL Ia mean that | should bs saved
from prosecution a. "A seller OF inlONi-
eating liquors. The gentleman further
remarked Ia mo that tho Republicans
would surely carry tho city at the
spring election, 50 that they would con-
trul matters, ! asked him VINO author
Ned him lo make that statement tO mo,
anu nc rcV'lHd lhhl ne Wnl,Id NOT rtNehi
me l'ai'o "i thc purity u,llcSs would
g'Nu my ""id oI hG"nr th1t would 90
WIN th"ii on election gay, refused 10
Go so, l"i'lng hlhl thut S'uN W.'''Id ID" no
object Ia mo 80 Tar ~ indnrNlg mo "a
VOC al" NuI" "salir' nv "hN i'.ipI-'
On the morning -! election, several mcn
came In my place Of business, whom |
knew 10 TO Democrats. aud some ot
them never voted any other ticket, aud
loII nc thoy hau iron iieleu ~ anu ~
eich 20 No,e VIC hepupliran ticket, anu
asked me WHAT they SHOULD no ABOUT u;
tnIu 'heiil 'ogo hhu N"to hccoruing 70
thbir CONVICTIONS u not sen lheir
votes; lney tet'rneu 10 my saloon NJ,
yer 'irrtioi anu ,iiiori,eu me tncy huu
solu lnoir VOTES, anu s9ihn oi mem
showed me tne money WHEN tney re-
cSlyeu LOT lhehli JoSeph i'outn was one
oi them; Saihuei h.rry WIS aiiolher me
VINO t9iu me 'nht ~ nhu solu MS
vote. oanics 5hhM ~ up 1nuW aiso
came 10 my saloon anu shoWeu me lheir
money Vho oi tne ,uaWs nau Two 20
Dilis anu tne otucr huu y fio niii. James
shaw toiu iio nat ne receineu u
money I1r MS .otc 'roni tho itepuupli-
cans. 1 KNOW OF many others VINO, am
POSITIVE, sotu lioir vote 10 the iteplnii-
cans BURNS
subscribed n sworn 10 before me
on this lith uaS OF september, a. ID,
1881. d: LfNCh,
Justice OF the Peace,
stare OF MAINE, county OF
II, frecuiah II. Ncbhs, ot Nugusln,
county of kennobec, and state of Maine,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18
Pedstriau Arnrn.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. l6.-Daniel
O'Leary, the pedestrian, started tonight
in his attempt TO walk 400
miles in 100 consecutive hours at
National block building. O'Leary viii
soon go into training for a SIX days
match with Il. p. Weston, which viii
probably occur in New York or san
Francisco.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

BURNEr, Sept. lG.-lSpecial.l--Gus
Walloes, capitol contractor, arrived
here to-day and went Immediately to
the quarry, where he adjusted all griev-
encts with the rock haulers, and the
beautiful granite is again coming in at
rate of seven cars Il day.