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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Chicago & West Michigan.

All trains arri,e AMI depart from luion Depot
DEPART.
Mail FOR Iole.is and hicatfo ttts m
f,ssf EHpresf fuf - assgrn..-. fl7s 8 pa
/ zVrees for % lsk ff5n ..-.-... ftii 3 fn
Ev.ning E,.if - Chicago ieft Gim
Eyprsss o. sac b .ldds Rnd is twin = Htts m
Mail for f3ia failds and Baldwin . . 81 4 n
ARRIVE.
Nirhf hgg .se from Chicago ... .....--- II o rn
g. from Muekaron ....- III it o in
st... from Chicago and Nutka kafol ... = - 8 m
press from Iolesfo. .-.. s. b m
! ~ tEprt-e from 'hicstsfn and 3. no &. a. fn
xprtsss from Bis liapidf and bal san ~ li fn
DIAL from liig iispids aud saldsi ...f q ~ g. nl
.Dslily. fDeily except sunday.
Through csHtchfs 80 tticaEu arI .'Hi" 80
|ia .. ~. frYlin.
Thruugh Farlor car - chi 4rs .r iso 9. na.
train. No esifs. charge f01 Hn
Throueh Pullman sie--siiuF cav .inI ci&oh fof
thicslgn on iN,st D. m. train.
glo.sa connecti0Ds fnssde 81 Ia.f lviu fo Lnd
ingtnn and ManiFfs~.
Union Ticket Nfilca ~ Mon afIHei
J. 3. MJlLlktN tt.r q uls4,es,
J. II. iAllpENIEk. Gen I,a-. lseuf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Taz Detroit Free Press, whicn has
been compelled bs public sehtimeni 70
make some -hos "a resI~ct ioF the great
e,flzsu Nl.l las Iasl bsen laid ~ rest, be-
san yesterday to make apologies ior sileh
respect. b. making d e liemptiDi's uns
Al ths dsoease,l ia a. editorial columns
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Michigan & Ohio 4 l-rc. 1.


Toledo witt Al rsilrosfi * Jerrufs-t
with l.. r NJ 81 Huinfr vifh l. r Al ~.
Lansing pivlsipn and Az laue n. g.. MsrsisssIi
with ~ q. r. ~ Naffi. rf-.k witt f1iiosgo A
fsrrnd Trnnt r-,l a * Mnnfaiff q Il a
Z. Alltfsai .rl e. 4 " NJ and T. ~ ANS
McHUHu ter psse ~
BOHFHF " iFeFs Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

E1LLis N. 5ogIaE Cenlmissionef of
Pubiis Wofks Ia Ss0 York. Is aimost as
great poet a. e5rse "ashngton 1hii'lz
bat Mayor Grace lidn appreciate aiz
ar.t gablse effort
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Nsx Yark Trtbtas lt mast De p')Of
e.eil serves reform shiteE ash that @lu
elny e. tie surface II Jones snd reoOl
from tie surface 0f higgins
Pai.adelphIa times Telling Demo
erat 1ao i out that clyll service reform Is
zood thug. Is hke telling a man With
crooksI lees that curved hne ls a Inc
90 beauty
Washington Rsp4biican Tie slI-
tsonih amendment should read thus
The night u the Wee Prssident o. have
an.l 10 bold one POSTMASTER shall noI be
4uestIoGea
New YORK slsa The Civil Service 70
formers solsmniy resolve thai the doctrine
~ offensive craftsmanship Is q great AMI
good principle bat every true-0lo0ded
Democrat knows that Il is the Ferlest and
meauest trash
Detroit Post NJ Kelley Is, after al,
tie most distinguished American Yet ap-
pointed 90 Office under President Cleve-
land tie IS the only Amoric citizen
known in ali our history ~hO has been re
iected by two governments as al Amer
lean Minister
Detroit Free Press One OF the nOta-
bls eulogies on General Grant was that
of Nj. Blaine az Augusta liz was calm
and judicial ia temper; philosophical III
10 treatment, avoiding extravaganza and
showed an excellent comprehension of
Grants place III history.
Chicago Inter Ocean George William
Curtis says TO remove Republican
officer 5or offensive partisanship Is TO give
a moral pledge To the country that Dem
ocrafic successor would be removed for
the same cause" Higgins and Jones
don read the Presidents orders IN that
wav. Moral obligations don't count dur
ny this administration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

AL tfhlnf DAILY oAoeid citaf2 -. 49,.
The train iesvine a. a m e'ain'-Hs a. "iAs
Pigeon with Atlantic Efpltst on melh lame.
xHich hns Palace DrawiAe iloom his~giIs
Coaches from Chicago o. kes lost 1no b,sei0n
without change.
The train iasving 81 a. a. ta- e'ii'ii'sis 81 VI
piss,n ts1xius ole hsnr for dinnerl sifi spe
New York fG4sfer.s Main Lane
Thronah ti,'kets and beffie lu NieepiHg toact
can BE- securs-d al Union Ticket otiace, ~ monr"
street aud Depot
All trains vii run by xTh meridian tame. shiot
is 81 minutes slower tiBlu Deiruli uule.
, ". MckEhAtl tienl Ast
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

FREsca newspapers adopt a sancief
a.r toward Germany than they have man
ifesfs~i before since the war II 1870 and
I17L Thsir warrant for thls course
,loes not exist iu . transfer of military su-
per.Onty from Germany o. france The
army of the latter Is augmented in SIZE,
improved m oifeeung equipment, DIS
cipline and spint bat the establishment
II The iofmor has not stood sfii in tie
last fourteen or dftoen years, as regards
either numbers or organization. Its ma
ehinery of mobilization Is stili regarded
a. the beet Ia tho world
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

sapl0yss 4nd Eep.aesa tlegl ~ others,
3AD. ~ sag the lsasts ssre 11trlssi, 4ll4
Ehf.ss enlf.f eoLlILls.IsslafllE we're thai t-ss
4sfs either relatives ~ p1hIleal 1e~Lers
u fae g.sralast.sr. II Preeislznt CLsge-
lad ID tie faee u al the. shall tazs al
gantage q the lettsg u tie las to violate
Il spirit s4d shall silo@ joIes ~ fstala
LES oiiier snd 81 "a sltn 1ls fenla, as
aid apgel4tments f0f political reassliis,
tie question slstLsf le bas been -i1cefs
IL lie ssssrtI0ns absJlt elsll service re-
torn xili hereafter bs too absurd - asz.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Detroit. GRAND Haven q Milwaukee


FlthliA, rUuut.tr cAftifitets ~tfttiia
Passengers taking tie - e iA kaIsfees soshs
Ciuse connexions ei oeseso f"f i@.ilnlitt eaiN ~
D..ff..lt f..f Ne~ .rk srri0iElg there al AZ a.
the follow illR ulofIili.k
Niatt fsrs.ss las ls.oal Sieepinf a. Deifuit g.
1ralld Al.lias.
is<sif.s hafs IA t,ti A. u. viii olccllitt al Ia
Dstrait nakls difs.Ci connections is'f al iiints
hast arriving al ke~ lork b. ia. TIE follow sns
evening,
Parlog sTe oD maj ifainf bod ssat iaild west
The train irssslns 81 1913 D. n ~lA nseAe oifs-ot
connection wlth Al saai - steamers dsils eso-ia
sunday n. -.
Tbr.,nst tlclels rssurei al ID. e. a. n. of-aos
rsr,-ss e hotel hlock and ~ the aeisst
ID. POTTER Sits fass. Agent
GEO B RlfNE Traffic MAnlgea Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

IHE Frgs Press of Sc iterday contains
a letter from William d. Fuller. OF Ne
waygo, which reads ike the (ireenback
snrieks hs nsed % indulge ia among the
tall trees of Newayg0 county IN the early
days Of the Greenback movement. lie
takes issue WITH Wm. g. Thompson. who
has said ~Wacannot expect so keep the
Greenbackers a. our allies while they are
fe.l on huaks aud the Old line Democrats
ON mush Me-. Fuller announces bis
authority a. speak FOR the Greenbackers
and says that they are ectuated by love
and principle only aad have possessed a
higher aspiration than the mere love Of
Office. and lntimates that fusion cannot
De brought about by distributing few
iatsriOr olhcss. Hs stabs Comstock by
saying In view ~ these facts what
shall be said - any Greenbacker who de-
mands an office AZ the hands of Presi-
dent he refused 10 vote FOR and negative
y oT posed by supporting third candI-
date" Mr Fuller Is a weil-known Green
backer and hIs dianteres' 'edness appears
when 10 Is remembered that he was
swamp Land Commissioned under Gov.
Begoie. Greeubaok Prosecuting Attor-
ncy of Newaygo county, was defeated for
that office last Fall and has been an up-
successful applicant FOR the United States
District Attomeyship IN this city. After
tins record how preaumptuous 70 suppose
his principles would permit his accepting
a public office. No. love % country Is all
that moves Wl.llam y.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Extract Witch Hazel in bulk - cents per
pint Peek Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
OFFTCE. HOrsHMAN BDoCE.


Irr~e wishing T. rJusfIf grsid snd rriisifs
iairvuyrrf and hefIfne Medium fhf b fi.e sey-
erff efsf n fiff seventh frrr ff-is - f~sf
arr fafUrr fvefffe rFf dfieiars - ia7irp -
fnfis wiffous fise ~ MEDICINE faiis lfe ard
ifrslffee< frfisrt suc - frirf1e vie H-f fors -
cfvee teffs - his rIf~iinrc foVeTf All WISHING -
efreuti fifr o. - rslllinf ai ferf corner
Jscksef sn1 lfsdinf.f efssef vs-a side fs- nns
veet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

RafAAEfl3--f 1-fu,a4 St9 - Eaa.a secofits.
p" Aiifra.s Al le.ezraa1 U1hce. 81
THEiAk sfl - 80 GRE sf 49, sfrce t-s-l-ssr-
| rrs a.ar,lil-- saLIll. saEeTs1 a.lses sli l.
A.. r,.f,y 4ishlaar ssah asll ssl 81 sel = c..ll
a. a. Davis. u -al.il -Eresst N
NLeED8 COAT slAae.t.- y sLts1 a. n.
L. la.af Naxar ol FaFs 1as easlssa So ----l
= = ..f..r .ll.i sf.saflF 1la- IL elaE a La4 49,
ztll s1se sEaf.ls sgFk t4s se4r rgtillt alt @ss.d
nas. A.hiEs9s Ha.t or-ala'-ef. h-ll.ia--i i-ie.
faH IL
MANNED siE1aElsl -s.-Azceler er cast
w i-r - S - rsslil " -sEze lrltl,i4 l.fls--s.
r. ~ aefereaoea flr-l-i.efl- tllee 1-tsieraie-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Surgical Instruments, physicians complete
outft. everything IN 11eman'~ catalogue.
Sold a Peck'- Drug Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
DELAYS are Dangerous.

IL you are pale. emaciated. have a hacking
cough With night sweats. splitting OF blood
and sho-tnes- OF breath. you have no time
10 lose DO not hesitate too lOng-'tll you
ara rs.t cure. for taken III it, early stages,
CONSUMPTION can be cured BY the use OF DR..
Pierre. Golden Medical Discovery, a.
thou au1s can testify. By druggists.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Tru--r-. a large stock aud the most ap-
u~oved kinds. Al Peck'- DING Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Extract Of Vanilla s % per pint 10 cents
per ounce Our own make. Peck's Drug
Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
oNE NIGHT on THE ROAD. No EXTRA CHARGE
FAST TIME EAST
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April 19, 1885. rev
ids, via 6. Il. 4 |. X. r.. 2:SO .. m. (iaily ex-
cept Sunday, connecting at Fort Wayne with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express. with
in Pittsburg at $50 A. m. Baltimore Gas D. n.
Washington 8 p. M, Philadelphia $50 =. m.
New York. $40 p. N.
But one night on the road and only one change
Of cars, which is made in Union Depot, Fort
Wayne, at +. N,
This route and train offers tho rare opportunity
of viewing grand scenery of the Allegheny
mountains. as the ride OTer the Pennsy lvaniR
Central railroad from Pittsburg is made entirely
by daylight Rates as low via other routes.
FOR tickets. sleeping car accommodations and
full information call upon 4. Almquist. Ticket
Agent, Union Depot. Grand Rapids, Geo. w.
Munson. Union Ticket Agent, Grand Rapids. or
address c. l.. LOCKWOOD.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
FOR SALE


r-OR SALE Wittia to ulna.es walk e street
care relllua sJaliall sane. e1oics cigg l0ls.
Pfiee . A al1 al@aTtls. = fest sfat7d' ferfls
.ss a-l a1ilses afl1 u1s foE >se and feLt. farms
a. q u. tsf .aI-li> fsr .e a. eICfiEss. FIRE Ia
san1nes ana isaean steamship lckels at lowest
rltes. h..Elsilssr a. place. r. y. ioeeF. Iooal
E ~ p taaai strasst
rOk KENI I-E~o ts1suengs of Esar roouas
each. corner - Allen al1 Winter -rres=tz sf
$50 p-f 1lont A .so tcneneut winter
rect lzeF si-a~Elut Avenue ~ seven rOoIls
gsrg teslrarle also tS1 teDeIllelta. NJ =, AMI
80 Wet broadaas near We fulton = seven
r.ol1s each. 80 d eel aui cl-taru and cellar
r,s5uls. corner Herf Fulton aLd crIalit street al
= ~ f-r uautf. As. store - u eet hTos-a 4ay
-tili 4fle Fer tiro.-sry q Meat Mark-f. Kent ip~
knqulre uf Is. ". harnari ll3 Nsrt Fulton
stTeet
TOR SALE A pleasant oaziness suitable foI a
l4iy Ill - sold sefy cheap. Address +. NJ.
Telegram oltice-
COR ; IL llme-ki "a. located a. Traverse
Z lTy Mich. ~ifh = capacity ~ ou barrels ~
lime psr dag. ALsu. one % the nnsst stone quar-
rice "a the Nest with spiantiid docks and ia
thorough working order Al irees l. CI. Mason.
Maskagun. of " NJ Hartford. Grand Rapids.
a CHOICE HOME FOR sAIE.-I offer my
~ home al the southeast corner ~ Fountain
aud Issfsy yetie streets for sale. James Gallup.
II
COR SALE-A me residence property al Lake
side. Muskegon's most popular suburb
streef-cafs run in front Of house, win exchange
for GTand hag his property. Address W. NJ.
HAkkOkD IELDGRAM Office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
RAILROAD IlNb1Ai'lfS
Grand Rspios 4 indaana.
2OIAS AahTh
DQlNG NDU4H.

4Iaali tIalu i.ir oia.lI "a - tiNoinIasa
tS4p az train hss Msssarslt AleeI'es tsi stn
0iktizA1i
snd tie Al 1 ~ h. a. HAs gi-ls.. sta ilasAes ci,.se
oanrll.1a al fsT - IA islllir, itt'i4lA Lane
f1sI A.S Aofk And essstssfs l'silA,s. .
hsllui.zso fof haitlf r,sk aackson iAifsii s..la
slaa.dla.l ,s.,lule ArIls li,stl,sii al q ia1
73lralsf tsCkete aud ftiii lill,,fnaiisan s-Al ~
had ts ssiils siissu A. AlsaQglst Iteke AteAit al
lA.t.a "a au "a IA Malas,sl lnlf lltkei AsiuLi
81 MoGr.e Sirtsl. l. AAs y atSh
tsan f.a4 aid j Al AS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

kdONEY TO LOAN.-In large OF small
lHt amounts 0u good security az per cent. X.
r. Courtney. Room 2. New Aldrich Block II
TO LOAN-S'OO $50 %. 300 or eco to lean on
real estate. Might sell the Griffin home
stead. on First avenue; the owner hss left the
city Also. the balance of the Quackenbush
tate Tuttie Bros. Room 10. ODers House Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
FOR RENT.


TO LOAN $50 $500 $500. SIP. Store No
| SIS South Division % rent. 30 To- l. houses for
rent ami 80 for sale Choice lots on South Diyis-
ion street on flye years time 20 those who build
Property IN Graud Haven and White Cloud "a
exchange Tuttle Bros.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

TOR oALE-A pleasant oaziaees suitable foI
laiy Ill - sold sefy cheap Address +. VI.
D. lrlrsranl llhee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
Analysing The BAKING Powders
Royal " the only absolutely pure baking pow
der made-ACtion of the New York State
Board Of Health*

Under the direction of the New York State Board of HEALTH
egtyour different kinds of baking powders embracing all the
brands that could be found for State submitted
to examination and analysis by Prof G. f. CHANDLER, Mem
Der of the State Board and President of the New York City
Board of HEALTH assisted by Prof EDWARD G. LOVE-, the we'll
known late United States Government chemist.
The official report shows that large number of the powders
examined found to contain alum lime; many of them to
such extent render them seriously Objectionable for
in the preparation of human food.
Alum was found in wentynine samples. This drug
poyed baking powders cheaper their cost The presence
of lime is attributed to the impure of of
mece usod their manufacture Such of also
Analysed and found lime and other impurities in
samples the of SO per of their entire weight
All the baking powders of the market with the single exep
ton of Royal" mot including the alum and phosphate powders
which were long discarded unsafe inefficient by pru
dent houseeepers are made the impure of
commerce. and consequently contain lime to corresponding
extent
The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to
entirely free from lime and absolutely pure the Royal
This perfect purity results from the exclusive of
of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes
of the n Y Tartar Cos which totally the tartrae of
lime and other impurities The of this chemically pure
cream of much greater than any other and
count of this greater cost is used baking powder but
the Royal"
Prof LOVE- who made tho analyses of baking powders for
the New York State Board of Health, well for the
Government says of the purity and whoeomene of Royal:
{" have tested package of Royal Baking Powder which
purchased the open Market and find it composed of pure
and wholesome ingredients 1t cream of powder of
high degree of merit and does not contain either alum OF
phosphates or any injurious substances
"E G. LOVE, PH.D,"
No-For full New York Board
Of Health Baking Report tho Board
February pages
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08

GREENvILLE, July 7.-ISpecial'l -
To-day the city school board met and
elected the following female teachers:
Mesdames Ella Cox, May Harrison,
T. L. Kirtley, Of Greenyillo; Miss
Emma Seabaugh, Of Calvert Miss
Addie Reese, of Hunt county; Miss
Nannie Barksdale, of Louisiana, and
Miss Ssllle George, Of Mississippi, on
q salary of $50 per month each. Great
dissatisfaction still exists among the
majority ofthe citizens at the non olec-
ton of amale principal for each Of the
schools. The board has purchased
Professor j. II. Edmund's academy
for $500. William Il. Ross, Of Fort
Bend County, was elected principal Of
the colored school, with Mary Nc
Dougal, of Dallas, as assistant.
Farmers who are attending court ro'
port much damage TO cotton from
worms. Many are sprlnkling thoii
fields with mixture of paris greer
and water.
Report says that an armed band OF
80 men intended taking Henry Sham.
berg forclbly from Jail last night and
"blackiackingn him, but tho jail IL
strongly guarded every night,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
AIineola

MINEoLA, July 7.-LSpecial.l - To-
night the city council will elect SUI
perintendent for the city public
school.
A petition was carried around yes
to-day and signed by over 80 tax
payers to order an election TO do away
with city tax for the benefit of public
schools.
Miss Jessie MoMurry, of Gaines
vile, is visiting Miss Froggie Dodson,
in this city.
Miss Eddie Callahan leaves to day
for an extended western trip. She
will also spend some time in Mexico.
Last evening the society light OF
the city enjoyed one OF the
most elegant receptions ever given In
this city. II was given by MIR. and
Mrs. A.lKrauss, inihonor of Miss Isen'
baum, OF Fort Worth, who has been
their guest for some time.
Rev. Il. II. Bolton, pastor Of the
Methodist Church here, Is now very II
with typhoid fever, at his fathers, in
Jacksonville.
ThOin cossant rains have not injured
crops to any great extont In this sec
ton Of the State.
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Plano

PLANO, July T. Special The
Fourth passed Off very quiet. There
was not single drunk visible. Most
of the elite skipped ont to other places
TO give vent to their patriotic feel
ings.
The late rains have damaged the
grain crops to some extent, causing
the grangers to look little blue. The
bridge across Spring creek will soon
DO completed. 1t will connect Dallas
with Plano with better road. The
railroad fever has returned again. 1t
will not be long till railroad will be
built from Fort Worth to Plano and
Greenyille.
A wholesale grocery store by East
ern gentlemen will be opened here the
LIST OF September.
The receipts OF fruits are more than
the demand. A large amount Is being
shipped to Yankeedom.
Several tranefers of land were made
to-day.
| Business will soon open with q
boom. Merchants are getting In large
stocks. The cotton and corn crops are
splendid.
Imported cattle are dying Off in this
section. They don't seem 10 acclimatt
as usual.
The Galveston News to be printed in
Dallas cuts no change in this section
among the reading classes. Every
body will DO happy and content with
the old HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
CROPS
Tho Texas Cotton Prospsst.

GALVESTON, July L. Tomorrow
there will be issued carefully COM
piled report on the condition OF the
growing cotton crop in Texas.
This report Ia based upon
$50 returns, embracing l37
counties, These returns were all
made between the dates of June q
and July 2. The increase in acreage
over last year is about II per cent.
The report says: "Planting was re.
tarded by protracted winter, which
accounts for stands being considered
about ten days late, when compar,
ed with an average season
There is a general com
plant in Northern Texas and II
northern portions Of Central Texas o.
damage by grass worm, which ha,
necessitated some replanting. ThC
worms haye disappeared, but numer
Gus millers and flies are now causinC
fears of the appearance of cottor
worms. The other districts are com
paratively free from these appre
tensions. The condition of the plan
Is good. The reports show NJ
average Of 10 per cent. in bloom, and o
p per cont! Informing bolls. With sea
sonable weather from now on, the cot.
ton crop promises full yield.n
A summary of the returns shows tn,
condition of tho cotton crop through
out the State by sections to be as iol
lows:
NORTHERN TEXAS,
Increased acreage compared will
last season, 10 per cent.
Condition of Plant-Three countio
| n. % L.I sa.g -. S,s.. r E.G. 4. n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08

or the above less than 10 persons get
over 1000 sections, the largest bidder
being L. j. Atkinson, who bids tor
2S8 sections, situated in Childress,
Hall, Hardeman, Donley and Col
lingsworth Counties. In the last
named no is the only bidder and gets
l2l sections in the county.
The bids from Reeves and King
Counties were returned. The bids
from Tom Green County, covering
about 50 sections, will bo considered
About $50 actual settlers woro
awarded lands in quantities of one
section or less.
All competitive bids to purchase
were rejected.
AN IRON ORE ANALYSIS.
The penitentiary board held a meet
ing this afternoon to consider the
official report of John Birk-
enbine, of Philadelphia, who made
the analysis OF the iron ore at Rusk.
The report il favorable and says two
and quarter tons of raw ore will
make a ton ofpig iron. The board Will
undoubtedly conclude to resume WORK
at the furnaces on State account.
THE LIGHT GUARD CONGRATULATED.
Governor Ireland to-day sont the
following telegram to Captain Scurry,
OF the Houston Light Guard: "Texat
expected the Light Guard to triumph
at Philadelphia, and she has not been
disappointed. l congratulate officers
and men on their achievement"
John II. Dickinson, in behalf OF Other
State officers, sent con9ratulatory
telegram. A salute of q guns wal
fired here in honor of the victory.
| ANOTHER NEW PUMP.
The Water Company have about
ready the new pump, the capacity O.
which is 100000 gallons daily. This
with the old pumps, will give Austir
a water system unexcelled in th'
| South.
YELLOW FEVER.
The State health officer has iniorma
ton that the case OF yellow fevel
reported in New Orleans Is conva
descent and there is no fear of othel
cases.
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Enrle Pass,

EAGLE PASS, July 7-LSpecial.l-
Three days ago an unusual number Of
small frogs were first noticed hopping
around. Since then they have gradu-
ally increased in number until to-day
the gr ,und Is 80 thickly covered with
them that Il is almost impossible 10
step without crushing them. They
arc OF various hizes, from the size OF q
pea 70 a walnut, and In color different
shades of brown and green. They are
gradually increasing, and to-day tho
merchants In town had tosweep them
out OF their stores, as they hoped In At
the door. They are going In q
steady hopping stream In a southeast
direction. One can't look 10 any d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
NInrshRll.

MARSHALL, July Especial. THE
project OF building q cotton compress
in this city is being revived, with fair
prospects OF success.
The tax collector commenced selling
out the delinquent Taxpayers to-day.
Captain Il. j. Fry has gone to New
Orleans.
The corn crop of this county will OK.
coed any ever before made in it.
Captain W. Ii. Pope has returned
from Austin.
Captain S. w. McNeely, an old Sar
Jaclnto veteran, was married in Ma
cogdoches TO Miss Matte Whitaker
on the 2Sth of June.