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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-24
SOLID TRAINS TO ST. LOUIS.
Via The "Indian Territory Route.'

Via the "Indian Territory Route"
Commencing Sunday, August 10th, the
Missouri Pacific railway will run solid
trains between San Antonio and st.
Louis, via Dallas, thus making no
change Of cars of any class from Dallas
to 81. Louis and intermediate points;
also Dallas to Waco, Austin, San Anto-
MO, etc. This Is Il great convenience to
the travelling public, and quite n com
pliment to the city of Dallas, and should
be encouraged by giving this popular
line a liberal patronage. Remember
this is the train that hauls the celebrated
"hotel ear"
5Ol Main street is the only city Office
that can sell tickets via this line, or Sc
cure sleepiug-car berths for you.
Il =, TURNER Agent,
u. w. MCCULLoUGH, Dallas, Texas.
Gen'l. Pass. and Ticket Agt.,
Galveston, Texas.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
STATUS OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Texas Crop Prospects--Railway News
"A Missouri Bank Failure-The
Bankers and Merch ants
Telegraph Company.
View York stock Market.

New York, Aug. b. Governments,
firm.
Railways, lower.
state securities, steady. The stock
market to-day was heavy and lower on
reports that the Trunk line war was due
to the cutting Of passenger rates by
some of Nanderbilts lines. There wore
other uniavorable rumors ailoat, but
they could not be verified. At the OPEN
ing prices declined y to = per cent, but
before II O'Clock there was a recovery of
:, to per cent. With the exception of
fractional rallies the market continued
weak from the time mentioned until
near the close, when steadier tone
prevailed. The decline from last nights
closing to the first figures of the day
ranged from laWa's per cent. Union
Pacific, Trunk Lines and Changers were
the greatest sufferers. Denver IL Rio
GAnde was exceptionally strong, rising
from If to Az, reacting to 1875, and
closed at ~.
Compared with last night the closing
prices We're D, per cent. lower for Union
Pacific, "a for New York Central and
Western Union, and A@23E for the re.
mainder of the active shares.
Transactions, 272,000 shares.
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For Violation of Local Option Law.

SHERMAN, Aug. 23.-lSpecial. The
ease of V. G. Jones, charged with viola
ting the Local Option law of the Collins
willie precinct, was tried before the
County Court last Tuesday and was
watched with considerable interest.
County Attorney Randall was assisted
i'm the prosecution by the firm of Woods
& Cunningham, and the defendant was
represented by &. w. PaSco and A. e.
Turner Judge Steedman has had the
case under consideration since and did
not render decision until this morning.
The defendant was fined $50. Some iif-
teen or eighteen similar charges against
the defendant have been pending the
decision of this one. 1t is thought that
an appeal will be taken by the de-
fnnlnnl
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THEATRICAL.

The Mugs Landing company opens at
Providence, Rhode Island, on the LIST.
Barley Campbelrs "Galloy Slave"
will be produced in Texas and Arkansas
under the joint management of Messrs.
Frank Goodwin, Clara Morris manager,
and Charles Benton. The company will
be exceptionally fine, including such
people as Frederick Bryton, Joe lIol-
land, Charles a. Stedman, Harry Rain
forth, Mrs. Farren, Ada Crisp, May Bird
and several other equally well known
professional people. Mr. BARLEY Camp
bell is personally directing the rehearsals
in New York.
Katie Putnam Is negotiating for dates
in October and November.
Messrs Doyle Il Began are putting in
the water pipes for the fountains in front
of the Dallas opera-houso.
The Georgia Wonder is coming to
Texas and Arkansas next month.
Mrs. Benton will arrive tonight (Sun-
day. from Hot Springs.
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Killed innM rlI.

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. o. Special. -
on the 2lst inst, at NJ. II. Ludowico's
farm, on Black Creek, seven miles from
Devine, q. w. Horton. a resident,
started to inspect 10 feet well. When
ten feet from the top the rope broke,
and he was dashed to the bottom. When
brought up he was horribly mutilated,
and was heard To groan once rs he
neared the top. lie died Immediately
after reaching the surface.
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Alleged Attempt to Rape.

SAN ANGELA, Aug. % Special. -.
jose \. Mcachan, u cowherder, who has
been at work in this county for some
time, was jailed this morning on a
charge of attempting to rape Mrs. Rufus
Pelle, who lives on the South Concho.
II is said the lady's husband and family
were away from home, hut she sue
cceded in protecting herself unaided.
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Trny,l rn, ,Inch for Thon

ALvARAno, Aug. 23.-LSpecial.l r.
While Constable NJ. NJ. Mosey was
patroling the lower section Of our town
last night, he was set upon by several
railroad men who held an old grudge
against him, and who were bent upon
committing some harm upon his person,
but Constable Mosely proved more than
a match for them. They were this
morning fined so and costs before
MayOr Wright
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irate Fort Worth husband came over
last night, and on going to the garden
found his better half in company with a
Dallas man. They were in company
with others, and were having good
time. The lrate husband, no
doubt, actuated by the green
eyed monster, caught his wife by the
arm and stood her up. Turning he
struck her escort and aimed another
blow at him with such force that his
arm was dislocated. The escort He'd the
scene and the ''cops' took the irate hus-
band in charge, placed him under bond
and then turned him over to the care of
Dallas doctor.
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IA. KHAN. Scribe.
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The Mncn Ericntinn of the Snntn Ec.

WACO, Aug. 23.-LSpecial. l-Negotia-
ton was virtually consumated to-day,
with reference to the aid Waco is to give
the Texas Midland railway enterprise.
The city Is not asked for money bonus,
as such, but gives bond to secure right
of-way through the county and streets Of
the town,as we'll as ample depot grounds
in the city. The road is TO be completed
to Waco by August, 1856. Its eastern
terminus will be at Shreveport.
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why MacNoddlc STAYED r,om rhnrch.

"What can keep MIR. MacNoddlc from
church, asked n worthy pnrSon of his
sexton. az hope II is not Alethodismg'
"No,n said the sexton, "itS worse than
that What then; is 1t Calvinism?"
"Worse than that, your reverence"
"Surely it's not atheism?" Truly, your
reverence, it's even worse than that. It's
rheumatismv But people who are
troubled with that unpleasant "ism" can
find relief In Browns Iron Bitters. Mr..
says browns Iron Btters completely
cured me Of three year-old rheuma-
tiSm"
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10 serve out a term a month ago, was
liberated last Saturday, and ravished a
l3-Year old girl. fifteen miles west of this
city lie was arrested Monday at Bea-
trlce ana brought back. His victim was
horribly mutillated and fears were
entertained that she would die.
me Mexican vas taken to
her home this afternoon for an identifi-
cation ante-mortem by the Sheriff and n
deputy. Before reaching their destina-
ton n mob captured the whole party
and took the Mexican before the girl,
who positively identified him. The
officers were put under guard, and the
Mexican taken to the identical spot
where he committed the crime, where
he was hanged to tree. He was given
nVe minutes to pray, which he did and
made a full confession of the crime.
There is greet excitement in the neigh
borhood. The action of the mob is gen
orally approved.
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IndeIIyered kilograms.

The following are messages remaining
on hand at the Western Union Tele.
graph office, corner of Elm and Lamar
streets. Parties can get them by calling
from to 10 a. m. and from to y. m:
DE Stefano Il Bro; =. II. Ransom; Brad.
street Agency; Betterton, Irving & Co.;
Texas Cotton Press Co.. f. A. Mohr-
hardt; A. Metzlor; j, Il. Flanders;
Sanger Bros. t2); ID. Cooper; Chief Of
Police.
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Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
Uany

NEW York, Aug. 23,There have
been reports lately that the Bankers
and Merchants Telegraph Company is
embarrassed, but the officers decline to
make definite statement. II is adj
mitted that the company has floating
debt, but that it is distributed among
small holders. The talk has arisen
chiefly from the fact that the employees
wages due August ID have not yet been
paid. IT is explained in respect to this
that the pay day by the Telegraph Com
pany has not yet been settled upon, and
that the receipts from the consolidated
companies will not be received until
September |.
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nnnl nnhi.a rccnxereh.

SHAMoKIN, PA, Aug, %. The bodies
of Robert White and George Beck were
recovered this afternoon from the Buck
ridge collery. Search for the remaining
bodies was greatly retarded by water in
the slope, the water being pumped out
to facilitate the search, and IL Is expected
more bodies will be found by morning.
The gas in the mine has greatly dimn-
iShpd
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. 23,-The Times
Bonneville, Missouri, special says the
case against Frank James, charged with
completely in the Missouri Pacific train
robbery at Ottervile in 1876, was called
to-day in the Circuit court and con-
tinued until November ON account of
the Illness of one of James attorneys.
The defendant gave bond in the sum of
$4,000, ten citizens of this county going
tendance.
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Distress Among Miners Families

PITTsBURG, Aug. .. - The coal
miners arrested yesterday at. California,
Pennsylvania, for conspiracy, arrived at
Washington and were lodged in Jail to
await hearing. II is the intention of
their wives and children, numbering 500,
to apply U the poor authorities of WASH
ington for maintenance. chey have no
means of support, and the miners of
ticials say they will starve If they are
rpfuSpd
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Fatal An,rny AT snn Anreln.

SAN ANGELA, Aug. @-. Special A
negro man, John Harris, got into diff
Guilty with two cowboys this evening.
He stabbed one of them in the leg and
the other, John Earnest, in the breast,
mortallv wounding the latter. Harris
WINS iailpd
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.InIlrI.

CLEBrRNE, Aug. 23.-llarwood and
Duffy, the mon who escaped at Grand
view few weeks since. were arrested
near Whteshoro yesterday. Duffy es-
capped from the Marshal of that city, at
Fort Worth, by slipping the cuffs over
his hand. llarwood was landed in Jail
here to-day.
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Hutchinson Saws lie h q, TX.

NEw York, Aug. %,-The story that
Director Hutchinson, of the Wall street
bank, had disappeared is pronounced
absurd by his friends. A telegram from
tho White Mountains, where he now is,
says: "Will return'Monday or Tues
day" He has settled most Of his bond,
and his friends say an amicable agree
ment regarding the remainder will
probably be made, He has N5,OOO I'M
inCumberod real estate.
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Afrnirs nrthe ,lhinn EnnL

ALBION, n. V, Aug. 23.-The situation
at the bank remains the same. Nothing
can be known until the steel chest in
the safe is opened. 1t is thought it will
be opened to-day. The banks officials
and persons in charge will say nothing.
Those who had confidence in Warner
and the bank are fast losing it, Deposi-
tors are Offering claims for 10 and Is per
cent; no takers. Il. X. Hart, of the Or
leans County bank, is prepared to pay
all it owes, but there has been no run,
and none is expected. The Sheriff, in a
suit by w. A. Parmely, has attached
which was not much. Noprovision was
made by Warner for the support Of his
family.
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The Striking Miners.

Coal CENTRE, PA, Aug. 23,-Two
hundred miners left the camp this
morning and visited Neil's mines. Five
II is thought, however, that warrants
will be issued for their arrest on Mon
day.
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SrRtSGrIELD, MASS, Aug. %i.-The
severest storm known in this region for
wears ragged this afternoon. Great
damage was done to crops and houses
all through the Connecticut valley.
Washouts occurred on all the railroads.
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Knll Gnnds-NInnnfnctnrcrs ln Mrcl.

Troy, y. v, Aug. q, The executive
committee Of the Knit Goods Associa-
ton sent circular to the manufacturers
of knitted underwear of the United
States announcing u meeting at Sara
toga ON September to consider n plan
TO control production and strengthen
the market, and if % per cent of the
whole industry conclude to form an or
gani2ation for mutual protection, to per-
feet the organization.
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Murder In the First Degree.

CoRsICANA, Aug. a. Special, The
grand jury yesterday returned an in
dictment against Frank Trammell for
the killing of Shelton of murder in the
first degree. Counsel is arguing the
case before Judge Bradley this evening
as to whether it be a hailable ease or
not
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Condition of IA Broken Bank.

INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. -. William
Wallace, receiver of the suspended
banking house Of Fletcher IL Sharpe,
to-day completed the examination of the
affairs of the firm. The report SHOWS:
Liabilities, Sl,9i2.SOl; actual assets, ST.
1000. To the assets must he added
100000 which can be realized from prop
erty assigned by S. A. Fletcher, Jr. The
nominal assets largely exceed the
amount stated above. The receiver es-
Inmates the value of the assets to be
quite low and the probability is deposi
tors will be paid at least s. per cent.
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DRINK and DrnMneh.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. pa dispatch from
st. Joseph, Missouri. says, Samuel Lii
ley, John Atkins and Charles Nation,
with jug of whskey, went skin riding
on Lake Contrary, six miles south of
the city, last night The boat upset and
all the men were drowned. Their bodies
were recovered,
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Snecnlnted I'm Grain.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-The Webster
County hank, at Marshfeld, Missouri,
suspended, and G. V. Brooks was APP
pointed receiver. Liabilities reported ut
$1,000; assets estimated ut Sl5,0OO To S2O,-
OOO. All the school and county funds,
amounting to about $4,000, were de-
posted in this bank. Speculation in
grain Is said to be the cause of the failure.
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The u. o. About to Capture tn q
Central.

CHICAGO, Aug. -. Tho statement is
published here that the Baltimore Il
Ohio management have offered to pay
S23,OOO,OOO for u controlling in
terest in the Illinois Cen
trail railroad aud that there is likeli-
hood that the offer will be accepted.
4 CONTEADICTIoN.
NEW GORR, Aug. q. Treasurer Ran
dolph says no negotiations are going on
for the sale of the Illinois Central rail
road to the Baltimore a Ohio, or any
other road.
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Conditlon OF the COTTON Crop In Nn,nrro.

CoRsIcANA, Aug. D. Special. We
learn from Col. Jones, candidate from
this county for the Legislature, who has
canvassed the county in its length and
breadth, that prospects for the coming
cotton crop are very meagrc. While Il
large portion will make nothing at all,
considerable OF il will not average one
bale to three acres and many fields will
not pay for the seeding. Taken as II
whole the crop will not be as large rs
last season. which was very poor, being
under half crop.
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Miller's Liberallty.

] will do work as low US any ph0togra-
pher In the city, and will furnish not
only cabinets and cards, but also our
large work at reduced prices. Call be-
fore making arrangements for sittings
and you will go no further. Our lists
for fine prices will be given Just thu
same AS II we mad not reduced our
prices. Miller, d2l Elm street, makes ne
bogus advertisements.
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A Life Sonirncn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 3.-A special
from Lebanon says The jury in the
ease of the Commonwealth vs.. Morgan
Johson, for killing q. l.. Bally, peni-
Tertiary guard, near this place, in May
last, returned verdict this morning,
sentencing him to life solitude in the
state prison.
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The Gun i, Empty, and the 70, win

MCKINNEY. Aug. .. Special. r.
Henry Eller, n lad of fourteen, YES
terday evening at Celina, pointed
an unloaded gun at his younger
brother Washington, aged TO-
The usual effect followed; the gun went
OIL tearing out the teeth and tongue OF
the Younger boy, and lodging load OF
huckshot in the back of his head and
neck. Washington is alive, hut little
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Henry cells n confused account of the
matter, which leads to dark hints, but
the above is correct. The EllerS are
wcll-knOwn citizens.
An active canvass for county offices
has Onened.
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NOV, Cniinn M Ta,lar.

TAYLOR, Aug. %. Special. The first
new bale of cotton was received here
last Thursday. TWAS raised by $. W.
Spears. Weight, 5lb pounds, and was
purchased by Simmons ~ McCarty ut
i0,. cents. Several bales were received
to-day,
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SHERMAN, Aug. %. - Special - A
mortgage was executed on the 2lst inst.
by the clothing establishment OF Chap
man a Bradley In favor OF the City Bank
of sherman. The assets of the firm are
$4,000; the liabilities about $4,000.
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Homes on MonthIr pnrment..

The books Of subscription to the third
series Of the Dallas Homestead and Loan
Association will close the coming week.
Those who wish to take stock are re-
questod to call ut the office, 6l2 Elm
street, over Grams iewelry store. The
last opportunity, jim three years.
II. g. STEVENSON, Secretary.
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MEMPHIS, Aug. %. The body of Pay
master Sidney y. Golden, killed by the
explosion of the boiler of the govern
ment tug, Daphne, Thursday, was re-
covered to-day.
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CINcINNArI, Aug, %. e. Patrick
lIartnot, for killing his wife on the 3lSt
Of January. 1889, was to-day sentenced
to be hanged December 18th. next lie
confessed the crime and said he ought
to have been hanged year and q half
ago,
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Heavy Land ana CnttIc Tradcs.

TAYLOR, aug. 9.-.special. Land
and cattle sales were completed to-day
by Messrs. Armstrong 4 Hryce with
different parties for f55O00.
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Base hail To-day.
Houston ". Dallas. Admission, only

The mombars OF Ridgely Encamp.
ment No. y, |. O. q. r., are notified Il
meet NJ their hall Monday night, Sep.
tomber 18th, at = o'clock sharp Bust.
ness of Importance.
by order off 4.
CttNr. KHAN. Serbia.
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MuaIc for Mrs. Mn,Ie.

TAYLOR, Aug. a. Special The Tsy-
lor Musical Society will give n series of
complimentary concerts to Mrs. NJ. r..
lIoNie, who has just returned from the
North and East, ON August ".
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SANrANDgR, Aug. % The mail boat
Viogna, bound for Cuba, returned to
Gigon. Her boiler exploded, killing
seven of the crew,
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- a H ER THAN EVER =


heo VERY LOW PRICES can
Material
We some Fire and Safes
co
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A sleep walker Killed.

WILREsnAHRE, PA" Aug. .. Prof
W. II. Kingman, of Charleston, South
Carolina, walked out of u window while
asleep last night and was killed by the
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Con,Iuctor Killed,

LUMBER CRY, Ca, Aug. ga. V.
Raleigh, a conductor Of freight train
on the NJ. q u. road, was killed this
morning by Eli Taylor, u negro, who
took TO the swamps pursued by dogs.
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Fire In the Buckrldge Mines.

SiL,NoTIN, PA, Aug. 9.-All the
bodies have been recovered from TIE
burning mine Of Buckridge. Efforts are
now directed towards extinguishing the
fire.
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LANCASTER. Pa, Aug. @.-The Lam
caster Bolt company assigned to-day.
Liabilities, $4,000
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A RayIsher Lynchcd.

LINCOLN, NEu., Aug. o3.-A Mexican
named Luciano padillo, sent to the state
PRISON OF Nebraska rom New MoNicn
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There was little scene at Mayors
garden last night which, for the time.
rrentcd considerable nNritenout. IN
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DrLrru MINI, Aug. ~. About $50
this evening the large saw mill Of Little
& Peck caught fire and was totally
DESTROYED. Then the large lumrer
wards caught and was consumed.
and at this hour, l0a0, the tire is in the
mill of G. w. Peck and Son. which will
be destroyed. Other prop.
prtV ls III uhllbVr'
looks now as though the nre. could not
he stopped until IL had swept,
away the Barnhart lumber com
pnny's mill and large quantity of
lumber In alii,ion ~ whpt has already
heen consumed. The origin Is not
known AT this hour. TIN loss Is already
estimated ~ over SlNn,cN
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The Fire Record.
Ar nnnNsnnRn. IoMA.

BOONE, Iowa, Aug. g.--Early yestor-
day fire at Boonsboro, Iowa, destroyed
eight business buildings and n large can
ming factory. Loss, s2i,OOO; insurance,
al mn
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Base Ball To-day.
Houston vs.. Dallas. Admission. only
y CENTS
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Austrian Government bonds Slnlen

NEW YORK, Aug. D. Following re-
ceived by the German Consul in this
city this morning. Frankford on the
Main: A great theft Of valuable Austrian
Government bonds has taken place. List
of securities on way to you. Have it
posted on Exchange.
lSigned1 RINFF.
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Base Ball To-day.
Houston VS.. Dallas. Admission, only
- cents.
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Consulate officials have no further in
banks who make speciality of CONT
mental securities any information as to
the manner and amount of the robbery.
Those visited say that so-far-away secu-
rites will probably be difficult of nego-
tiafinY