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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

1t was not tho East Dallas firemou
that wantonly threw water on the citi
zens Mt Sunday nights fire. and the re-.
porter is gratitiod to note the correction,
yet he has no apology to make TO the
guilty parties. Rowdyism in tho fire
department. should not bo tolerated, and
Chief Kahn is not the man, unless he is
misjudged, to tolerate it.
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Whom the people OF Ireland were
starving q few years ago a public meet.
ing, TO raise funds for the plundored
tenants, was called in Brooklyn and
l ngn h4tler was invited to speak. I'm
asiue tho surprise or those who invited
the peoples friendn when thoy rc'
ceived reply from the hero OF thn
Dutch Gap canal saying that no wouId
speak for $50, not q penny less. Now
Lhls rank old demagogue has tho INN,
uonce to ask the Irishmsn for Il -
Yotos,-l Plano Review. -ei
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ biIt VIII he received at my o1irc until
so'clock y. m, on Tuesday, October n, for
lNlng IN elgnteen as Inch Vilrnod clay
double strength Pipe ON the north slde oi
Hood street, nom Griffin street to Marrolle
street, a distance " four hundred mud ten
$40 teet, according 10 the plans ana speein.
cations on ME my once, or 10 build In the
N diameter. WV. JerN,sN sfe. r. ~
bh1Ips, Tex, Oct ~ ma ~"
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AT the st. Georgo-Mlsses Lilly Clay,
Alice Townsend, Marivre Singer, Mute
Houck, Nellie Brooks, Victoria North,
Clara Coleman, Gertrude Keith, Linda
Morse, Nellie Miles, Jennie withorell.
Anna Brejeska, Lotto Price, Paula
Hawley, Carrie Hawloy. Alice Bonden,
Nettie Harrington, Molhe Saunders,
Miss virgle johnson, Miss May How
Ard, Miss Alice Haw, Miss LSuiso Bliss,
Miss Mile Joe, Miss AngiA Pelham,
Miss Palnice Schroeder, Miss I.Ny Ash
iord' Miss Alice Burnand, MIN Kate
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Some one has declared conceit worse
than consumption, and the comparison
is true one. Many are the "conceited''
who cry down legitimate remedies, and
who delude suffering humanity, whose
only salvation IS tho immediate use OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

We think we can cure n bad case of
backacho quicker with one of Carter's
Smart Weed and BelladOnna Backache
Plasters than by any other application,
and after the backacho Is cured, you can
still wear the plaster without discomfort
for two or three weeks or longer. This
combination of smart weed and bella
donna Is agreat hit, and IL is hard Ia
find any pain or ache that will not yield
lit Price y cents. Sold by druggists
everywhere.
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III" Fair Daur ntor,.tF Fashion

Prefer SoAoD DGT toovorv othor sr,i.
Gle for the tee .oVnSly JIM. srtl-
those ornan EMS of tSe mnnth =. u9" "nn,
w. tSa = ARTS such an agreeable odor
nroycO Breath. Moreover, experience
svNs 10 article TO be perfectly whole
Ninni Which cannot be said of all denti-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

81 EAREArIDRIHEDTOA ANNOUNCE
" Judge O.. ALDBIDGE as candidate
or reelection he Office Of Judge of the
eleventh Judicl District.
M II ARE AUNbRIXEDTOA ANNOUNCE
" Judge r. EBTRKE as candidate for
he Judgeship ohk Judicial District at the
ensuing NOvemlr dectlou.
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mor.rord,s Acid pho.nh,te.

A VALUABLE NERVE TONIC.
DR.. @. G. Olmstead, Milwaukee, Wis,
says: al have used it in my practice
ten years, and consider it n valuable
nerve tonic"
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OLEIiK

w ARE Req UEsTE i TO ANNOUNCE
w v. II. TuACEW for, unity Clerk
NNrE ARE REQ ESIED ANNOUNCE
~ W. VI. g. HUI as % candidate for re-
election To the o,iico of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ U5STED TO ANNOUNCE
- HENRY JpEF5 8s % candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of District CLERK.
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NEW Machine SHOP
Bras Foundry and Boiler Works.
HEW and MOST IMPROVE0 MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block s. Of Santa 70 Depot.

'''''i -''~N-'''
Arc prepared TO 40 all kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice, Fine work =
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Irop ana
BraSs Castings, andln fact everything In the
line executed and finished in manner equal
TO the best shops In the whole country.
Models mndc 10 order, Don't forget we have
the Best Machinery and most skilled work
mon In Texas. Contracts Tor The iron work on
sll kinds Of machinery desired. Dout forget
the placehyo WRnt good. substantial voIs
done NJ living priceS
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WEA9 ,UTHORIzEDTOA ANNOUNCE
" g. BRAswELL as a candidate for Jus-
ace or I Peace for Precinct No, |, Ut the
ensuing 6tion,
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Prof Nelson Is prepared TO receive pu-
pills for voice culture at 76 Elm street,
upstairs. Address care Frees q Son.
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said handsome Tom TO smiling N =,
where did you mud that myst .el,
Ihht movers round your evcr ~ Sprll
Aud would my throbhing h. y shlle,
Quoth laughing Nell, "Nc snrt pekulleF
In SOHODONr-thec ere susiliy ooy'
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Miss Alice Townsend, the greatest
opera butte artist tonight at opera
house.
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WEE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" hR SCHULZ rs a candidate for Jus-
tlce OF zee for Precinct No. |.
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WEAIAUTHJ lrZEDTO ANNOUNCE
W Colo j. G. SIr"ENs as a candidate
or Justice the Peace u. Precinct No. l.
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Lilly clay's famous company tonight
at the opera-house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

Loans ON land and lien notes nogo-
tiated, part ropayablo annually II de-
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TOR SALE--BN SOUTH WEST LAMB
II COMPANN-i-room house, lot b0xl25, COR
ner OF Crowdus and Porter streets; lot l0n
100, Mnin street, near Ervay; . ucres Wih 2
houses OF and roOms, East Du!las, north
east OF Fair Grounds; l-room house, lot 6x
~, corner ofCorsicnua and Bruwder streets;2
acres with houses, 4 and rooms, East Dal.
las, northeast of Fair Grounds; 3-room house,
lot 6oN90 corner Griffin and Gibbs streets;
lots and 2, 81 and - each 51Xl26, Ia hldde.
tons addition, adjoining and west of Fair
Grounds lot 50NiN, corner Griffin and Allard
strects; lot h0Niu0, Joins Fair Ground on the
west; lot 2lysO, on Pacific avenue, opposite
passenger depot; lot t9l sNl00, corner Cotton
wood lane nnd Cedar Springs 4. auF3lH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

Witness tho great novelty tonight for
the last time ut the ORora-housc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

SEQ the ladies orchestra for tho las
time tonight, at the opora-house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

Secure your seat to witness the great
sensation tonight, Mt the opera-hpuso.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN, GILLESPIE Us n candidate for
Justice OF Pea,e, Precinct No. |, Dallas
county, Teh, at The ensuing November
election
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

Opera-houso- Good-hyel Positively the
last appearance Of Lilly Clay's "Adau.-
less Eden" company.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNoUNCr
" G. f. CLINT as candidate for re-o'ac-
lion IN the Office Of County Attorney nj the
ensuing election
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
u ,a4 - EHE PEACE.

WREAUTHORIzEDT TO ANNOUNCE
" i. II. KENDALL as a candidate for re-
slectiqs Justice OF the Peace Of Precinct
NO. he ensuing election.
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EOR REMT

EoR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, Isl
l. Ross avenue. Apply 4. ID. FIFE, Weir
Plow Co, Kim street octl9-it
EuR hENT-SIORES 5OS AND $40, MAIN
L street, opposite Sanger Bros. 81 res
are - by 10 feet each. For u desirable ten
ant viii take out partition wall, making store
room SbyW fcei. Apply Ia Terry & Cock
Iell' real estate agents, or to Alex Sanger
OclS-lW
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You must see them tonight In the lat
est Paris sensation--"An Adamless
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: PERMANENT BOAKO-

Nv ANTED = PERMANENT BOAKO-F
w win pay good price for good accom-.
modations for my family; | require at least
TWO connecting rooms, property furnisheS-
OF room to have southern exposure: second
room need not be very large: house should he
close to street railroad and ha ve shaded ward
or garden; or | would II need b. rent furnish.
dwelling, without board ami with use AZ
kitchen. Address, giving name and location
Of residence, j w. V this office oc2l ;,
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Castles Bros, bl2ls Main street.-the OK.
elusive gents' furnlshers.
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Remember TO secure your seat tor An
Adamless Eden tonight at opera-hOuso.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

tho last TING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

A.sure cure for tho blues-the great
burlesque, An AdamlesS Eden.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

PERSONAL---VERY. and Undeyeloped
PARTS otthc RumRu Body Enlarged, Devoi.
opeI AMI nWeus'lgnOdi' Etc, Is an Interest.
ING Advertisement Iowa 'llin n, opr naurr. In,
reply To inquiries VIII suy ihst tbtrsis no
evidence OF humhur about hs. m thp CON.
trary the advertiser, q ne very hichlv ludorsNd.
lhlertsWd petsons lnry yc, soied clrculars
Medical Co, A. q, heN alc, nuNsls \. y 10
49, hvawt~r 49,
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DTsICr JUDGE.

III T. ARE EQu TESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" GFORGlR. tEARE for Justice OF the
aace for PreuctNo. !.
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FRANCIS SMITH q Co.,
Fort Worth aud San Antonio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21
EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan Street, DaIlas,

This Institution, conducted by the ursUius
mules, rs most dvslrUbly located. The system
Of education pursued Is designed 10 dtyeloH
the men,al, moral and physical powers 81
the pupils and to make Them useful women
OF refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
boOrd, washing and tuition, including
S'UturCy, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary infrma-
~ expenses, per session OF tiye months, Slp,
Music and use OF piano ................... s.
Entrance fee lunly fer the trSt yenr) .... 3
Young ladies desiring admlttance into the
Academy must always produce Satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. FOR
further particulars, apply 20 the
MOTHER SITpEgICR
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Tonight, last appearance VI tho Lilly
Clay Adamless Eden company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

Women In shops and stores.
Women who labor often have back
ache. Benson's Capcino Porous Plas-
tors will relieve it Immediately. Doc.
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WE ARE RHuUEsCEbT TO ANNOUNCE
y j. O. McCAE as @ candidate for Con-
stable in PrgclnctNo. I.
AZ ARE EQUESrED TO ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN OyERAND ps q candidate for Con-
iiJale In Precinct So.l
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SEQ tho Lilly Clay Adamless Eden
company. Thirty ladies.
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Recolloct farewell appearance Of the
Adamless Eden company at opera-house
this evening.
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FIOATER.

NVEAREAUTHORIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
w ~. ~. ID. Ac,DEEws gas FloaieT from the
cOuniirs Dallas. 1rrraui and Rockwell.
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WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ed TO announce the name of W. II. W
SMITH aS % candidate fug Sheriff Of DlliB
county, no the ensuing November election.
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CoopuR, Oct. ls.-lCorrespondoncs.l-
DIR, j. L. Caldwell died this morning at
1870 OF typhoid foyer, lie leaves wife
and one child.
Mrs. Caldwell Is very low with the
same fever.
nr. h. Q. Andrews, formerly OF this
place, and who Is spending fou daya
with his old friends, WAS robbed last
night of Sl2l by some unknown purity.
About o'clock this evening the resi-.
donco 81 John Powell was discovered
TO he on fire In short time the entire
building was in ashes. Everything ox.
cept the Kitchen furniture was saved
The building was now and the property
OF widow. No insurance.
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VITANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK ny
w a German who is a fine cook. Can ON
or address b., l25 Olive street oc9lr9t
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W NJ. =. Austin, Of Rockwell, as candi-
date for Fl1oter for Dallas R0ckw0ll and
larrant counties.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
W nouuce Mt T. d. LANGLEY as q can
Ldgte for Couny Treasurer OF Dullaacouu =
Election in November
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:, opora-house tonight; farewell night;
the latest London sussess.
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Comfy JUDGE.

(UEARBAUJORNEDT TO ANNOUNCE
" Colonel EIG. B1wER as a candidate
'Qf lhe Office ot tunty Nudge at the ensuing
election in Noyuber
WYE ARE HREBY AUTHORIZED 10
y announce biOnel I'M. EDWARDS as
candidate for Cunty Judge at the ensuing
November electin.
w n ARE REU ESTEDTO ANNOUNCE
w W. r, STA NGE rs N candidate for
NoNillN JUDGE 1t eu9uinF election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21

DOR RENT go CHEAPER THAN THE
L cheapest eve mean what we SAY ), u large
brick Livery Stable ON Elm street, lust east
OF Mayors garden; central, nigh, ury, south
Grn exposure, thorough ventilation and No
louSlness location. Apply to DOUGLAS
DASoNtR, Real Estate Agents, No ia syc.
amorc street. oc6.lw
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WANTED

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 PR1S sSas
w family; prepared for transcient ana
regular boarders Apply TO 30 Patterson
avenue. ocliS on
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EOR SALE

nor SALE-FAMlLY HORSE FOR SALE
Z viii or without buggy and harness. Ap-
ply to c. A. HoTcuKtss. oc2lH
ron SALE-ONB BAKERY, WITH ALI
Il fixtures necessary for baking, i'm awde.
awake town; everything new ana complete,
40 price to suit the hard times. Address
G. r., in care Dallas HERALD. oct l0-tf
NOR SALE-AN IMPROVED FARMUF
4 llS4 acres 10 miles from Dallas, near
Hutchius, on the II. & r. c. K, H.. land in
nigh cultivation; produced this year 80 bales
of cotton, and zoo bushels of corn, besides
oats, mllet Iri.h potatoes etc; 10 acres in
good timber. dwelling OH rooms, crib, st@-
BILE smoke house, cotton-house chicken
house, 2 wcllt Of fine water enough to supply
the country around, hoX-housu aud crib in
field for renter about 100 peach trees Of best
variety, bearing; the whole farm is enclosed
by new fence; price, 2,6OU-S ,425 cash. and
balance IN time; owner desires 10 return 10
Europe. Inquire at p0stuffce, Hutchins,
Texas. Ar DEKAR. ocl4tt
NOR SALE-FhKM IN DALLAS co.
| l. or 20 rent for money. Two hun
drea and eighteen acres, one and half
I miles west OF Richardson; Rich, BLACK land,
well improved, Ia FINE state %, cultivation;
/ sargc dwelling rooms: barn, nulhulIings
! and tenant houses; splendid orchard (pcSchl;
| . good wells and u acres timber. This 10
! one OF The best places IN Dallas county,
! Title perfect; no iuccmbrancp; terms easy.
/ h ppiy 20 or address Or. L.. Y. SrRuun, Rich.
f,Itf s.Ii.L-,, .,,.t,-, ,,.,.-.,t, ~ ~ -
4 .i..,, an, r. - - W: hh-
siiycy ,,,ntchss 5,r, ,,.,,,,, W Ew'u en r
| riosi,,g C,i IN Liw "'', 49, 'N IN
| ,iy,nr ,Iot al r,,t,, ,,'I 70 neieoy
f,ilIno ~ WA, w. '. ~ .,'' oge
nipd,.Sg ,ui hn ,,., ,,., w je ' p, enl
tnitE DalIgs Tn5n Gtin, eo5i, I,oim y, ~,
.y,1'',s '''., o,y w. +. N.,li ~, oeyIl
rhoirr l,n ~ - III II ,,G "A
- NWD , "" Vi ,,2 tyltS, ~ tnelOseu ny
",n uvHt' W, " LIZ" d. .'.hc IleW rams
ro,,',J, ~ r,' ~ ,W,'',,' '';t Nun,'t,,lg I'
't ' D." ~, W! ~ ''i' lpu0'3 wv Yen.
IN IN 'i , "'u wy "viS' NlNo ~ acres OF
Nj N.Y. u,'ICu WIZ liIhpyL W'tlhh nan
| uu,L,I Va Wv '"Itu Sll""ttt III an eAceient
lviL hgull"y3 NAIS HNr hiitS horlhi twenty
WI i,n' tr'a'aS. HuSstgd ior te% Gays
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LEGISLATURE.
CouNIY rNEAsuNER.

w ARE AUTHORiHEDT ANNOUNCE
W the name of. +. DOWNS as q Caudi-
date for County Treasurer of Dallas county
NJ Lu- nu.mlmu ------um. NmNumhnr 4. 1881.
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t4I hAHEA TIUHHEDTO ANNUUN
~ W. Il. GRAdNM as p candidate for Cen
stable of PrecluciNo. At the ensuing cleo
u9u.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nopce the HmeOf GEORGE II. MILLER
rs candidate FIR prediction 10 the Office OF
constable, Precinct No l. Election, No
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The reason why women, who are get
ting along in years, can't get damages
in suits Of breach Of promise is because
it Is 50 hard TO lasse-rate their feelings.
plano Review.
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l'pN BENf-EN TnE SUUIhM EST
i LAM COMPANY, 81; Main street;
broom mouse, go. SIS Veal street, tlS; S-room
house No - Flora street, cast of Texas Cen
lrat hiuogd, S5i h.ruum house, near con-
vent, East lunus, acres NVtt, $40; 3-roon
Slli Groom house, corner frVUy and Ncoa
streets NNi o-ron'J house, East Elm lrtes
near branch, $25; A-rOum house on Morn
tnfMOod b.trvt, Eo,r branch, sl5; l-roniA
East Dallas, north OF FUlr Ground, W.
i.tuOm house, LiNc oak street, near Conycsis
Si@op: Groom house, as C0ruth street, SO =.
augslu
LUk hENI-ChNTEALLY LOCATED
n F1rst-closs sleeping rooms; south expos'
ure; all Convenience. TdNnsirY 4 BRAD.
EoRp. Us Main gtrcgi. up-gtnirs R-N
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Tho TnrIIsh NIvbtingaIe.

Every smoker should try "Littls 10
karD
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-18
The Pleuro.pneumonia.

CHICAGO, Sept 1s-A special to The Trib
une from Peoria, says: u. o. Bailey has
killed his celebrated Jersey bull Polinus, q
magnificent animal valued at s, 900. The
first COW that was taken sick in the Briley
herd was kept in the same barn with thi:
bull, but he never showed any symptoms Of
sickness until the 9th inst. A post-morten
examination showed the right luna
nearly normal, weighing six pounds. Ths
left lung was solldiied, the lobes grown to
gether, and weighed twenty-seven pounds
1t was undoubtedly pleuro-pneumonia.
Interviews with prominent Chicago stocl
men develop the fact that without exception
they refuse to believe that pleuro- pneumo
MIA exists at all in this country, ,.basing theil
belief on the slow spread oi
the disease. They say that if it wa
pleuro- pneumonia, very many more cattl
would be sick, and intimate their belle
that it is a scare gotten up by the govern
ment state and nationaD veterinary officers
to justify the existence of those offices
"Have you many cases of contagious dis
! ease ito look after nowa" was asked of DR.
Paaren.
"Plenty of them-glanders and pleuro
pneumonia. Why, here's handful of letter
now asking me to visit herds in four or fiv
| different parts of the state all at once; an
if don't go to every one of them at one
| every one don't visit will think 1 am neg
lecting my business. Here's a man write
from Rushville that neighbor is losing cat
tie from Texas fever; another from Oneida
and another from Loami, telling the sam
story. | can't go there, for Texas fever il
native cattle is not a contagious disease
they do not convey it to other animals.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-18
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS. THURSDAY sEPTEh

season Is not yet over. The freshet in all tne
rivers has been very heavy, and most of the
rice fields-indeed all of them that have
been heard from-have been overfowed A
great deal of the crop had been cut, and was
on the stubble when the floods came, and
that part of the grain which has not been
already ruined by being soaked with
water is in great danger of being
lost, as it will take three or four days for
the high water to subside On the Cooper
river large tracts of land have beeReover
flowed, and at least four Of the largest rice
plantations are badly under water. On the
POupon river at least one-third of the rice
fields have been overaowed and a good deal
of rice has been wet On the Ashepoo river
the situation is even worse than on any OF
the other streams named and everything
above the ferry is said to be under water.
On the Combahee large part Of the crop has
been destroyed There have been several
breaks in the embankments, and in several
instances fields containing from 100 to $50
acres are under water The situation on
Rantowles creek is equally discouraging, and
1000 acres of rice are in imminent danger Of
destruction. The water is still rising and the
outlook is exceedingly gloomy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-18
The Cholera Epidemic,

NAPLES, Sept lS-The cholera epidemic
continues to abate. There is a marked de-
crease in the number of fresh cases and
deaths. Great quantities of sulphur are still
being burnt with view of purifying the
atmosphere Considerable apprehension is
felt lest the epidemic may gain renewed
force from the excesses which are likely tc
attend the feast of Sangennaro on the 10th
inst
The poet Cavalotti has arrived here with
four squadrons Of men from Milan and Tus
cany, mostly Garibaldians, to assist
In caring for the sick The police regularly
disperss religious professions, in the
efficacy of which lower classes
devoutely believe, but shrines
are still in various parts of the town, and
are frequented by throngs of suppliants
Outbreaks of violence on the part of the
ignorant rabble still occur At Giffoni the
mob opened the lazaretto and liberated thu
people who were there for treatment, and
threw their beds into the streets
NAPLES, Sept 1s-There were 463 new
cases of cholera and 230 deaths reported dur
in the twenty-four hours ending at nool
Wednesday.
Among the victims of the epidemic here
Wednesday was the Hawaiian prince wht
has been i'll for some days past.
MADRID, Sept 1S-The progress of the
cholera in Spain during the twenty-foul
hours ended at noon, Wednesday, was a
follows: New cases, So; death, %, in sever
towns.
MARsE1LLEs, Sept 1S.-Reports from six
teen towns in the south of France make
total of thirty deaths from cholera during
the twenty four hours ended at noon Wednes
iaY