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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07

necessary to engage in the business.
IL il thought they are visiting some
interior town, as search in Windsor
failed to discover them. There Is no
doubt that the men have been in
Windsor, but their present wherea-
bouts are unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07
4 BARR
SATINS, SILKS and vELvETS

We have been particularly fortunate in Sc
curing desirable lots OF SatinE, silks and
Lot Is Is 6s pieces OF plain Satin in ali the
desirable colors. They Will be sold AT IS.
Iotl9is pieces OF handsome brocaded
colored Satins at 40 cents.
Lot 30 Is o. pieces ola better grade of col
ored brocaded satins In all the newest SHADES
and latest designs at 10 cents. These would be
cheap At 70 cents
Lot2l Is ~ pieces OF extra quality plain
Satns, ~ all the leading colors. Including
blacks AZ rs cents, These are decidedly the
best value we have ever seen.
Lot q is 10 pieces OF Black Gros Grain
SILK. First quality, T5c; second, 81 90; third,
Sis; fourth, sl.5Q nth 81 Is; sixth $500; sew
enth, s2.5O; eighth, s3.QO, These silks are fully
known.
Lot % Is 90 pieces OF assorted colored Gro
Delon and HRd1emers In plain at sl.O0 per
yard, handsome new designs in brocnded
| Satina AZ sl.50 for combination suits. These
wants OF customers.
Lot2l Is 81 pieces OF l6-inoh, plain silk Vel
! vets Mt Si..5. These are great bargain
Real value $500; Will be told AT Sis.
Lot Elsa lot OF lsinch, black silk Veiveti
at Sl.5O, sl.J6, s2Vo, sL5o. Send Tor samples a
once,
Lot aais Il pieces OF assorted colored bro
/ caded Nelvets, In all the most dosirabl,
shades AZ sl.5O TO 81 on per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07
CONNECTICUT ELEurroNs.


HARTFoRD, CONN, Oct. 0.-The
town elections occur In Connecticut
to-day. The principal political inter-
est, besides the election Of town OIL
GERS, Is the vote upon the constitu-
tional amendment providing for
biennial sessions OF the leg
islature, the elections for state
officers being already biennial. Five
years ago similar amendment was
voted down by the people. There will
be no vote or political significance to
the vote, Whatever it may be, both
parties being divided upon H. The
towns also vote upon the question of
liquor license.
THE AMENDMENT CARRIED.
Hartford, CONN, Oct. The re-
turns, as far as received, indicate that
the constitutional amendment provid-
ing for biennial sessions of the legisla-
ture Is carried by large majority.
Many towns that voted against the
amendment FIVE years ago voted for IL
this year. The result OF the election
for town officers, 40 far as heard from,
does not indicate any material change
politically.
IN THE TOWNS.
1iAkTFOhDt AONN., Orl. h.-Ine
constitutional amendment providing
for biennial sessions OF the legislature
was carried by majority which IL
likely, judging from the present re-
turns, perhaps 10 exceed 100 900. The
vote against It Ave years ago was over
1000. The railroad interests worked
for the amendment and corporate
interests have favored 1t as they
desire TO be less frequently exposed to
hostile legislation. There was no organ
lied effort 10 defeat the amendment.
The compensation Of members Of the
Legislature viii be $500 aud one mile.
age % cents per mile. There was no
party significance In the vote
in the election OF town ofii-
GERS. The Republicans hold their own
in the state generally compared with
last year. In Hartford the Republic
cans and Democrats united on candl-
date for town clerk and register. The
Democrats elect a majority of the Sc
lectmen, which. with the town clerk,
comprise the board of registration of
electors. The vote In this city is about
two-thirds of the registered vote and
that will probably be about the ratio
! throughout the state. Hartford voted
for the liquor license by majority OF
1900. The cities generally voted for
the license, while many of the small
towns voted against II. These will
probably consist OF more than half the
towns In the state. The Hartford wo-
men were Mt the polls distributing the
no-license vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
An Attachment Run on Dallas
Jewelry Establishment-Cut
Passenger Rates.
The Missing Buohauans Discovered il
Canada Preparing to Renew
Business Across the Line, ~
The Failure of Dahlheimer & Co., the
Cincinnati Jewellers, Dellber-
ately Planned Swindle.
AN ArrAonMENr Az pALlAs.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten Oct. 6.-R. ]. Ball
ard of Galveston tonight ran an at
tachment for 5000 on the jewelry
establishment of u. II. Curtis.
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AUGUST STATEMENT or THE UNION
PACIFIC.

Boston, MASS, Oct. 6.-The earn
ings OF the Union Pacific system for
August are s2.43O, 600, a decrease from
August Of last year Of $4,000.
The expenses 81, lO1 900, decrease
of $275, 900.
The surplus earnings were 81 1923, 900,
an increase Of S22S 900.
For eight months 10 August 81, the
earnings were 1851 900 decrease
from tue same period last year OF
81 068, 600.
The expenses were S0,372,000, a de-
crease OF $l4s,00D.
The surplus earnings for the eight
months were 80, 49s 900, decrease Of
81, 2l5, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07

Ladies' approve u your arn king
'LAttle JokaT,i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07
FAILURE OF CLOTHING AIANUFAC
TURRRs.

ROCHESTER,, N. y, Oct 6,-The
general assignment Of J.. w. Rosen.
thai q Co, one Of the largest clothing
manufacturing firms Of the city, was
filed In the county clerks Office this
morning. The assignee Is Louis
GTieaheimer OF Chicago, and the
claims of the preferred creditors
amount 70 nearly 100000. The real
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07

Lot 20 Is o. pieces ofa better grade OF col
ored brocaded satins In all the newest " AIDES
and latest designs atb0 cents. These would be
cheap NJ 70 cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07

We have been particularly fortunate in .,
curing desirable lots OF SatinE, silks an
Velvets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-07

Lot2l Is q pieces OF extra quality plain
satins, In ell the leading colors. including
blacks ~ rs cents, These are decidedly the
best value we have ever seen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
NINE TAILOR, MAKE A MAN

Instead Of this phrase being one OF 70.
proach,, its Origin reflects the highest honor
on the 'sops ~ the scissors" In the year
lT42, q poor orphan hoy applied at one OF
the fashionable West-end tailor shops In
London, In which nine journey men were
then employed. The forlorn yet interest.
ing appearance OF the friendless lad touched
the hearts Of the benevolent tailors, who
immediately contributed nine sbilllngs for
the relief of the little stranger. With this
canitll thu little fellow purchased fruit.
which he retsiled ut a profit. Years rolled
on; and as the result OF his industry wealth
and honor smiled upon him, 30 that a
length be ~es able to retire from business
and keep his carrisee. Instead, however,
NJ applying TO the college Of hersldry for
Mis- crest. he painted the following motto
on the panel OF his carriage door =.
- Nine Tsilors Made Me Man"
The benevolent tailors above referred 10
we're not more honorable or upright than
our Douglas Bros. the tHilors par excel
lense" Of this empire STATE. Added io the
great merit OF their personal capacity In
| seinv sbls to l,ase the most ssstioious,
their immense stock. Of woolens hes been
selected With marvellous care. and COM
prises greater variety OF styles than can
he found In any similar h0use southwest Cf
g. Louis. aud Ia truth their establishment
compares fAvorably With those Of metro
politan notoriety. Visit them and sse for
yourselves, and you will become arm
friends and patrons OF
DousLAs Bnos.,
70o Main street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
MEATS AND LARD.

HEATS AND LAND
We handle meat ,tun. largely from pack
srs ct Chicago. IL. Lone snd ksns,s CITY,
with low rates OF freight to D.ilAs. 90 thst
We can sell cheaply and ship out on low
rates either from Dallas or ir,m packers d.
rec. Handling these goods On email mar.
gin, the dealers e ! then through ne nom
WV ~ CANNED GOODS.
We contract for large p~rkings Of Balti.
uiore canned goods. hav'I X only the best and
superior quslifire pu, mp, AGA making our
freight rates on through bills OF lsdins, We
certainly can Offer be,tsr Inducements In
these goods ,hsn can he offered at points
between here ard Baltimore ior goods that
bave To be stopped on the way rchAudled
and reshippeh nv Jopoers under heavy 10.
cal freight tariffs.
The same applies to
CALIFORNIA CANNEo GOODS.
We make large contracts i,r these. goods,
and can ship them from Dial rs or direct
from our packers IN California to any point
In Texas.
MANUFACTURER GROCERIES,
Such ss tosps, csncl,s, starch
lye, potash, yeast pbwn.rs wooden
ware, etc, ETC.. etc, ARE principally
made in the west 90 beng compelled u
buy them by Oar los, g-t'iDg ,hs benefit Of
low rate OF through rei,hs ~ clio ~ ne
to Compel in every wy " tn points where
these goods are shipped. orsd and bought
iu small lots by j,bo-rs and then shipped
out 20 Retailers n, cosby ,oc,l freight rates.
TOUACcOES
Being located /, ere ui the largest tobAo--
90 con.uri7g districts Is h. world, We are
com oelled t, carry aws,s IN store a large
stock of these 20 as Making heavy OPP
tracts, rs We do, far IN iccoes, 20 0sn one. !
better inducew >n's thsn po,uts where Job
be do only limited busre.s their trade
not bsioK large IL 'h'r class OF goods.
CIGARS.
We hive the sgercy I = ,hs "Old Reliable
Cigar Fac oy." ot Ns~ York. and handling
these goods ior tbf penulac' urers, we can
place them iG tao haads of rhe retailer Ut ~
Inv fsn'cs o. cal r'iy vusu ufsGt0ry In the
United states, + "a. saul. time giving -
good rei.ciion.. We irvi," cur friends and
patrons whom vi-,'inT Ia las ~ call ON ~
and examine onr .t,rk snc prIcss.
II ~ our purp,@s 10 ia " legitimate gro.
Gerry business. and having borough uBdsr.
standing with our trade N every part iculaY,
we csn alwsys sive t@rt.c ca satisfaction to
our patrons Invii,ns re.if'. to give ~ =
call, We srs. Respectfully
7. |. MAsSfllS & co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

New Goods.
Imported vinegar. quart bottles; smoked
Yarmouth bloaters, impor ed snchoves,
bottles; black currant vinegar. quart bot
ties; genuine funny 6sh, evapora,ed black
berries. pound cartoons; evsporsted rasp.
berries, 1 pound cartoons: Moir's orange
msrmaisde, Cross q Back wells onions,
Oross 4 Black wells walnut cstsup. Huntly
a Pslmefs' champagne waters, imported
cervslat sausase. Oross 4 Blsckwe
calves foot Jelly, horseradish nour.
LoRB FnUDERo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

Tho Railroad Era In Literature.
Msssrs Fsuk & Wagnalis, OF New York,
have in hand very great undertaking.
that OF furnishing standard books ut the
prices of tbs flesh novels. Their announce
ment includes works by the best OF AReri.
can authors, an Julian Hawthorne, Iosqnin
Miller. George p. Lsthrop, Edward Ev-
crett Hale, etc. books on which they have
to pay heavy royalty. Think Of sucn books
selling for Is or rs cents eacbl No wonder
such men as United States Chief Justice
Waite, President Mark Hopkins, DR.. John
Hall, speak 81 Enthusiastically OF the I'M
dertsking. Wendell PHILIPPE, Just before
his death epoke bis approval In the warm
est tsrms Bee their large advertisement on
unit hpr maze.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

A Quick Recovery.
IL gives us greas pleasure to stste that
the merchant who was reported
being a. too point Of death
from an attack Of pneumonia has
entirely recovered by the use OF DR.. William
Hslls oslsam for the lungs. Naturally he
feels grateful for the benefits derived from
using the remedy, for the lungs and threat;
and In giving. publicity to this statement
faction, trusting that others NAV be bene-
flied Ia similar manner. On sale By ali
druggists.
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READY IN ALL ErARTA EiTS

had
Prices
Stylish all
to
Merchandise handle
andm be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

Z K. Martyn viii op,n bic large, com
modious, nov livery stable on Main street,
neer Murphy, within the next few days.
Horses. bueRies and board ooa b he'd q
the 10 sest 0euree.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

We recommend CARERS Iron Pills 70
every woman who 10 weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those VINO have
thin, pale lips. cold hands and fset, and
who are without strength or ambition.
PllIs are specially prepared. and this class
cannot uso than without benefit. Valu-
sbls Tor men also. In metal boxss. st 30
csuts. Sold BY drugRtsts or sent ~ mall.
See advertisement elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

The New Photograph Gallery.
You are respectfully invited to call and
examine my fns photographs at my New
Parlors, 62l Elm street. They are exceIlsd
by none In the city,. All new processes
are used BY me a. well - old Satisfaction
guaranteed IN every picture made by US.
~ keep the vary best workmen / cannot
tai to plta.e you. 40 u. MILLBn.
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LANDS. RANCHES, LIVE STOCK.

We have for sale some fine grazing land
in large. solid bodies-one body OF 25OOO
scres-wiih living water in abundance.
Will make one OF the best ranches In the
state. We have also for sale desirable,
well-stocked rancho, good farm lands and
several good herds OF cattle that We will
sell IN lots to suit
Texas & MEXICAN LAND IKvEsTNEST Co..
723 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

Public 1SonsIinB HSOms ~
Where Cal ~ fcuo0 ell She late northern
and eastern pspers. and WHARF you can get
the best liquoIs and ciRsrs 10 - bed IN the
city, 10 st Ord's Pl-ce, Lamar sireet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
I Mems Furnis hines.
7. |. MasSillS & co.

We are now the largest dealers in GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS in Tex1s. We started on the prin-
ciple of keeping big stock, and selling at little
profits. We sell the BEST-TITTING WHITE ards
COLORED SHIRTS w e keep the best makes of IN
derwear, and sell more Neckwear and Hats than all
the furnishing stores in town put together.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

| DALLAS, Tex, March % 1Sst.-To do .
heavy grocery bntipess TT q railroad centre
Ike Dallas, Wit r, all the merchandise IN
brought In and carried out by rail, IL Ia neces
| ssry 10 70 locate your place OF business ss
TO reduce The cos ofhsndling goods 10 tho
lowest poesible point. with this in view
we have built = store.house coLnecied oy
rail with all the always runnine INTO this
city so that shiDinents to us over oil the
roads come INTO our building, where track
is lad 10 receive five cars NJ one
time inside the building, thus saving
the cost OF drsysge aud the labor OF double
handling The floors OF the cars being on
y level with the floor Of our store the con-
venience and the saving In unloading sud
loading cara 10 shines, incslcnlable.
With these nd ran ages and convepiences
and carrying az large stock OF general
groceries M any house In the south, we feel
We have everything requ site for putting
goods at the lowest possible cost into tho
stores OF orr customer.
While Dallas liz as cnsaO n market rs my
in Tex.s, H. ia alec by roHson II i,s railroad
faciliiies most convenient market for Gus
toners net remote, Hs they can
run into the CITY at their
will and make their selection
In person from stock whicA In some insiau-
ces Ia preferable.
In the sr,icls 81
COPFEEs
We have 10 say that We buy our coffee from
fret hands. and getting low rates Of freight
from Rio Jsneiro through to Dallas, this
certainly makes ia headquarters in coffee
for tue trsds tributary TO Dallas.
TEAS.
Through our broker AZ San Francipcc we
have perfect ed arrangements for importing
cnr tess direct from chira AID Japan. ana
IN n h~ say n % fan Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

A Fine Hair Dressing.
Oocoaine drsssoe the hair perfectly, and
10 also . preparation uuequallsd for the
eradication Of dandruf.
The superiority Of Burnetts Giavoriug
Extracts consists In their purity aud great
strensth. =.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

AZ VI make . speciality in millinery sutts
and fancy goods you will hnd none but the
latest novelties In our line ~ the season %.
vaposs, In the New York market. Thank
ing you for pest favors and hope . continu-
anos OF the same: Responsibility.
z DsuuAe 708 Vim sfpoat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

dsv1ne bou<nt OUT sns sosersgls Of q
coucsrned Ia the firm Of O. 3. HomorA
continue -hs tst<inrs a. tbe old staDd 90
Tim stsvot- A. McWuInH-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

The whole muuic,pa. power OF the city
Dallas 10 being constantly exerted to I'M
prove the Sidewalks and drainage around
the Glen Lea. We notice. however, thai no
ofllcisl yer suRgsst IMPROVEMENT Of the
N sida drainage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

vane, Calvert b Co.'S Mixed Paints.
Having D. en- appointed ssle agent for
this wSll-knnwn and reliable paint I am
prepared 10 supply consumers and the
trade st maj utacturers' prices. This pain
has been exi ensively used 10 this state for
over fi'teen years, and has given universal
sstitfnttion The company authorizes me
TO guarantee every gallon sold
K. SHIELDS.
Dealer IN window and plsta glass, wall
paper, window shades. etc. 633 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

Group, woooplng Jougn, and even Assh
ma inmediaeely relieved By Ackef's Eo
giish Remedy. Sold ~ ". Il. PAttersos
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" guaranteed; Viii
! DolDonine inherited
HIokoK q Rattsrvon
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For lame back. side or cness use ehiioh's
Porous nssses- Price % csD,s. Bold BY
]. r.. H0uee Dallaa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

We Or. headQusrtsrs frr the hue.t Cork
screw ano Diagonal cuts in al shsdes aud
styles. n. KAnH d %.
Business men. the Hunstabls Common
6euee shoes are ea-v
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\ owe their life and
70 AcKer's English
| ION. coughs, o0ida
Psfterson-
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. g; 4:s' Ga : 5; f..: ::
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why vii you coush wnsn sniloh'e Cure
viii ave Immediate reiisff Psioe 10 Cts.
90 oss. end 81. Sold By J. n. House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

ersbls oy indigestion,
~. lsss OF appetite
10 vitaliser 10 . posi-.
n. House. DALAI.
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AK your Grocer for
LEvERING's ROASTED COFFEE,
and take no other.
PURE, UNCOLORED,
UNGLAZED, RELIABLE.
Don't take our word for H.,
But buy II and try Is
wholesale Dealers Supplied Through
SIM SLlGH.
Broker. Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03

You should see our nobby poy suits and
compare prices. e. NJ. KAHN 4 Co.
Clerks, you should wear tho PUNISHABLE
~ Wed shoe.
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Foshsunoble oovs.. . q one nQll1ey
ersnoh oo1ssFn hats sll bonno(g 8 Ma
z ohestnus' On - ~ 80 -
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Joaquin Miller,

Joaquin Miller,
A story from whose pen we ere now pub.
Iisniue, hes lust written new book. which
is crestipg sensation in many circles.
Lnnder the title Of "Memorie and B'me."
Nillra,soaoeda this % the best book he
10 full Of romantic ip-
frontier lie, containing
y-for Mr.. Miller ranks
10 worlds ppets. II 10
Waenalls. New York,
cents in paper bind.
binding. Bee their
IN another page.
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NE Clothing for Men ; Boys

constant aim has always been to improve
IS and better our Workmanship. Every gar
sell is aruistically cut, nicely made, and
Ne best grade of custom work. We open
b with the largest line Of SUITS ever
Dallas and assure you that it will be to
st to give us a call.
, 1884-07-13

BRADFORD, Pa, July ia most dis
asterous fire occurred at an early hour this
morning by which four persons were burn
ed to death, and four Others were badly
injured, two believed fatally. Ten build
ings were destroyed. The fire originated
in the bakery Of Mrs. Charles Ruby, and
spread so rapidly that May and Lizzie
Ruby, aged . and 6 years respectively.
and a Swedish servant girl, were sutfoca-
ted and burned to n crisp. Mrs. Ruby,
in her efforts to save her babes, was terri
bly, burned and died 4 short time after
being taken from the burning building.
Lena Gerwetz and Mary Touhey were
asleep when the fire broke out and Escaped
by jumping from a window. Both were
severely injured, and Miss Touhey it is
thought will die. John Holden and II.
Gerwetz were also badly hurt. The latter
is the father of Mrs. Ruby. The build
iugs destroyed were stores and mostly
frame. Loss $4,000. Charles Ruby,
the husband and father of the victims was
drowned two weeks ago and by the fire
to-day the entire family is swept from the
face of the earth.
, 1884-07-13

PuTsBURG, July i2.-This afternoon
Joseph Seidenstriker, aged 10, shot and
MORALLY wounded Curly Estenbaugh, a
little fellow only c years old. Young
Estenbaugh, who was an inmate of the
Episcopal Home for Children, was with
an old lady and several other children
playing in an orchard connected with the
Home, when Seidenstriker with three
boys entered the grounds. Seidenstriker
was flourishing a revolver and the old lady
ordered him away. He retortcd with an
oath, adding, III shoot some of you, -
and suiting the action to the words fired
twice. The first shot lodged in a tree and
the second took effect in Estenbaugh's
stomach. Seidenstriker aud his compan-
ions fled and have not yet been captured.
, 1884-07-13
Cholera Ravages.

MARsEILLEs, July Thirty deaths
from cholera last evening, and eight be-
tween 9 o'clock and noon to-day. The
panic is extreme. The railway stations
were crowded early in the morning with
the fugitives, who fought for tickets,
which agents could not issue fast enough.
ToULoN, July l2.-Sevcnteen deaths,
from cholera last evening.
M|ARsETLLEs, July l 2.-Therc were
sixty-ive deaths from cholera in the past
t%wenty-four hours.
TouLoN, July -. -There has been Eve
deaths from cholera since 10 o'clock this
morning, Isolated cases of cholera are
reported among Toulonese refugees AT
Laseyne and Pignans.
LYONS, July l2.-One death from
cholera here to-day.