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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
TIE CRiMINALC
PENNSYLVANIA TRAGEDY,
Two Bro,hers Murdered by Tramps
Two Men Killed in the Wreck Of
Wheat Train An Alabama
killing The Casualty
Record OF a Day.
Murdered His Rrnthar.


SIOUX CRY, Ia, Oct. 16.--A most
horrible murder occurred in Westfork
township last evening. James and
John johnson, brothers, lived
together on farm. John was mar
rled and James was u single man,
about IS years old. Yesterday
they had a house-ralslng, after
which Q keg of be0T was
tapped. Tine TWO brothers querrsled
and james was ordered 70 leave tho
house. He went out on the prsirie
and remained till about IL o'clock.
he then returned 10 the
house and found his brother,
John, asleep in tho bed,
Taking an old army rifls he loaded t.,
placed the muzzle 10 Johns head aud
| blew his brains ouu. lie then loaded
the gun and fired another
charge At the head OF his liieless
brother, scattering his brains mud
blood over the bed and walls OF the
room. The murderer remained %
the houso two hours, and then
| informed the noighbors that his
brother was dead. He was inn
mediately pla3ad under arrest and
subsequently made confession
OF his crime. On tho way to this
city with aa officer they met a
wagon with coffin for the
dead man, and Johnson being told
THAI he would never see his brother
again, no replied: ayes / will; | will
meet him IN holl." The wife of thu
murdered man stood by aud saw the
crime, agreeing that it was tho proper
thing to do. She has not boon ar-
Iva ggA
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MUTUAL Co.opERhFInN

The Farmers OF New jersey are WORK.
Ing 1t In New Forn--A Suggestion to
tho Farmers of Texas
New YORK, oct. lG. Special. l-Mu
tual cooperation hss takon new form
among tho farmers in New Jersey
They have started movement to have
candidates for election pledge them.
selyeS 80 secure q reduction OF interest
on mortgage loaus 80 par cent,
sud in case OF refusal, unitad action
win DO taken 30 secure their defeat,
This suggests tho advlssbillty OF q
similar stand by Tex rs farmers, who
muat pay even higher rates than thair
Jersey brethren.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

l.. Lswis' produce store and Hsnry
Woodwsr;'s furniture factory. Toe
latter was ouly saved from destruction
Monday night, when Howell 4 Cas-
sets engine works burned, by the most
desperate efforts. The losses Will az
gregate Ss5,O coo; insurance unknown.
AT MAPLE RAPIDS, MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Get. l6,-The Evening
Journals Fowler special says that an
enti block was burned az Maple
Rsplds last night. Loss, S23,i 400.
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a HORRIBLE pisco,orv

DUBIOUS, Ia, Oct. l0.--A ghasly
discovery was made st Dyorsville,
'lis county, last evening. Some
children, fishing in q little pond OF
we;or hole, dragged no box,
whlcn contained the remains OF nine
unborn babes. Tho box had boon elr
,'Knt and had contained alcohol. I'll
nau peon constantly washed by the
spring which furnishes tho Dyc--.
suLo water supply. Suspicion points
WWwarus physician who removed h
Nvpressa Two years ago, who had been
suspectc" vi Doing mal-prac,ilioner
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The Glen Rose Citizen has this to
say Of THE HERALD.

THE Glen Rose Citizen has this To
say Of THE HERALD.
"Print The DALLAS HERALp in thu
typo and on one Of the presse,
that gave beauty and excellence In
mechanical execution to tho Morning
News and Gazette, and the Impartial
critic would pronounce II tho fore.
Iost journal In Texss.-tGlon Rose
THE HERALD highly appreciates
this compliment from one Of the NEST
experienced Journalists and trues. clti-
sens Of the South, and II bsgs 70 as
sure it, esteemed contemporary or
Glen Rose that within tho next three
weeks II will present one Of tho hand.
soonest, - we'll o. now siest
end most snserprising dailles Of tho
entire South. ia Vie mean time. whilo
1hs ROW ou'is Il On route from New
xesb, We ~ making supoeioe o..
1nlGempn1s end oddln6 b ous inclll-
= : q
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Ealing wall

LOUISVILLE, Oct I6.--While work
mon wero making excavations uudoc
an old brick wall on Main street TO
day, the wall gay5 and fall, iujaring
tho following persons: Thomas
Busch, hin broken aud lead fatally
crushed; George BusoA, serious intor-
mi injuries; Gus Weissars, head sori-
ously cut; William CStt8ns, leg bre ken,
aud an unknown man had his back
k-phra,
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THE candidate for governor of Man.
sachusetts on tie Democratic ticket
Is woli-known and well heeled, but
gubernatorisl glory Is about "a far
from him az q commodity of that kind
could be Ia that undemocratlc neck of
the world. lila oil tho glory OF nomi-
nation up there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

JOKES on the baggage smasher are
many and unkind, but tho latest at
tacs upon tho poor man is devoid OF
anything like soul and wit, and ought
to consisn the jokes perpetrator to
lasting punishment. Ho declared that
tho most extensive baggage smashing
OF the season was that of Jumbo's
trunk.
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Meptinc OF Tho sohool poara

1a0 sciool oosru me- last evening
GGd transacted o int ~ routine bus.-
ness 0t minor Repentance. There was
dea. r squaSblcg oyer soms uoss-
urCsi th3 publication OF which oulG
90 nog1oi just now, ~ nile tLo prooa,
hilities arc tnat 3,eryyhHg Will he
brought around OF rght. One new
feature was the rusrd authorizing tHe
principS Of the c0i0raa schools TO
employ jani.0rs. Thi1 is new
wrinkle.
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Two Men KIlled on the care

ArKIS, Milan, Oct. l6.-Fiv0 cars,
loaded with wheat, werS ditched on
the Northern Pacific road, five miles
east Of here yesterday. Tho dead
bodies OF two men, who lad been
stealing ride. ware found caught IN
the wheels, From letters found on
them they arc believed 70 be John II.
Caohrane, Of Volant, Pannsylv6nia,
aud Louis Dust, os Champaign, IL
lnoia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

THE South generally finds good and
useful allies In most of It's important
movements. In cur silver fight, Il ia
Interesting 70 read tho Views of such
an Eastern buillonalre as Mr.. J. Y
COLGATE, OF Now York. According 10
N exchange, he oxploies, in storms
vigorous and forciblo, tho theories,
charges aud demands OF tho mon who
want to reduce the volume of tho cur.
rency to salt the schemes OF the East.
ern national banks and all other hold.
ers OF government bouds."
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Tone of the Stppk slarItat

NEW YORK, Oct. 1G.-Goverument
bonds quiet and steady. Railroad
bonds continue extremely active.
Tho sales to-day were larger than On
any preceding day this year, amount,
Ing 10 $lS,7ll,OOO. II is stated that
holders Of over $4,000 of the Denver
~ Rio Grande Western bolGs, dur
lnE The past two days II quastsd prom
inent representatives, in Wall Street
10 renrganize tho road, on t3e strength
of which q committee has bNen
formed. a plan ia to he prepared eld
submitted without delay.
At tho opening OF tho Stock Ex.
change lhie morning tho mar
ket was buoyaut, the first
prices ,howing an advance in
almost every instance of 4 30 a. ten.
tral Pacific showed p gain OF | and
! LsckaWanua y. Western Union,
Union Pacific and Northern Pscihe
were unchanged and Pacific Mail y.
lover. la carly dealings there were
further fractional advances for tho
most active IN tho lipt, tho gains rang.
Ing all the way ftom u 10 z, while
Lackawanna rose ~. This was fol-
lowed ny reactio1, during (which the
early gains wero lost and gener.
ally small fractions in addition.
10 other cases, however, the west
prices of tho day were mnde al thu
opening, including Pacific Mai, New
York Central, Northwestern aud Jor-
sey Central.
n strong bull movement WAS started
about midday, which continued aitsr
| O'Clock, and during which time there
was q general advance Of / 10 over 2
per cont. This was followed by another
reaction and then q comparatively
steady, but firm market TO the close.
The huat prices arc generally y
to IS below Tho best fyur0s OF the dey,
Hnd from y TO over better than the
closing quotations yesterday.
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An Alabama Murder.

ST. Louis, Oct i0.-A Chattanooga
special TO the Pcst-Dlspatch says, A
very sensational murder occurred :
few miles from somerville, Alabama A,
Yesterday. Two gentlemen, named
Wesley Hopper aud James Edmond
SOD, hAd fierce quarrel about the al.
vision OF q piece Of property. Blows
followed and Hopper, being tho most
powerful OF tho two men, SEIZED Mi.
moudson IN his arms and del iberately
cut his throat from ear TO ear ION,
times. Tho murderer was arrested,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

MEN are determined 10 speak no
good VOID for the poor undertaken.
GRANTS man was AZ reasonable as
any one could DO, and now the papers
accuse him OF working exclusively for
an advertisement, because no didn't
want the wealth Of the nation. IL is
about as safs to gauge onca for all Ia
such cases, The public expect 1t and
ones reputation doesn't suiler az an.
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Tho Wool situation

NEW York, O0t. lG-Tho journal of
Fabrics and Dry Goods Bulletin
Of tomorrow win print IN
elaborate report 90 the wool
situation. SJca AuWst prices have
advanced rom 70 20 So per cent. on do
nestle wo4la from the iowest point
touched for m ny years. Tho quail.
Ties chi fly autl,ad were medium and
low grades.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

THERE is one element OF sstisiac,io n
about the Ohio election. 1t has eeased
70 be al October State, and thus the
country has heard the last OF the PEI
picking October election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

THE Memphis Scimotor is entitled
TO tho fullest praise, On Monday
morning last appeared as an eight.
page trade journal, We rejoice TO 500
any evidences OF business or trade on
terprlse on the part OF our Southern
papers, and Memphis big edition is
pepuliarly gratifying.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

1T Is surmissd this. Cincinnati can
do without Southern trade. The Issue
was directly made and big Republi-
can majority was the result. Thsy
havea great limo 10 tho South from
Cincinnati, but It's people seemingly
swallow every miserable bloody shirt
story. II Porkopolis 10 not too good
70 sell goods to the bloody South, the
South ought TO lot okio's metropolis
brayely alone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

The last edition of tho Globe Demo
crat was full of crow. II was the first
crow in so many months, however
that nobody is going to got mad. A
very occasional Victory like that now
enjoyed by the Republicans nobody
feels disposed 10 envy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

So long HIS the silver dollar retaina
Its purchasing power wo ars not go
Ing to kick in the South, in spite OF It's
debasemsnt. VIVA NO want is a pur-
chasing agent, no matter what i,H
composition,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

The temperance paople can play
havoc In this State il the Louisiana
standard is to DO adopted here. The
police jury at recent session at Sa-
bine Parish limited the amount of
whisky to DO prescribed to patients to
four OUNCES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

TIE Atlanta Constitution says:
"JAY GOULD has gone West. We
take 10 for granted somebody IL to DO
swindled," The Constitution must
take tho West for an irreclaimablo
idiot. We have boen there too often
to diop into JAYS parlor hereafter.
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Bnbf nurncl 40 Doatb

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-two children
Of Mira. II smberser, residing at No. 81
Sheriff street, this morning took a
lighted candle under the bed and set it
on fire. The children ruanot from tho
room, and Iona, the 7-moutng- aid
baby, who was lying ON tho bed, was
burned 10 death,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

CHICAGO is actually getting up a
reputation for turning out preachers.
1t must ba turning thom out the city,
or the supply must be weak oGe.
The town itself shows no signs Of mis-.
eionary work,
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No Indlan perrcdainrs Fonns.

OMAHA, 0ch i6,-Disostches no.
celvsd at the miliisxJ headquarters
ron, ron Fort Robinson az that no trace
nav rss Deen found OF tho Sioux Indians
depredstlons along ths northern from.
Her Of Nebraska and Wyomlnv. rroon,
from Fort Niobrara are also scontirv
ths country, but no report b a been RI.
ceived from them. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

The "Feaet OF Lights" a companion
piece to "purim" aud other Doeticsl
contributions by RABBI ii. NJ. BIEN,
formerly of Dallas, has reached us.
Ills another excellent addition to ma
tive Southern poetry aud literature.
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win Rave Hang

COLUMBUS, Ohio, oct l6.--Governor
Hosdly to-day formally refused to
commute the sentence OF Frederick:
Grainer oimprisonmeut for life, aud
the condomnod man viii be hauged
in the county jail Tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

THE Minneapolis Journal can see nc
good 10 trsnsplauting American ora
tory along with American money and
enthusiasm in the Emerald Isle. II
remarks: eve await with misgiving.
the effect Of the introduction Of the
American style OF pratory into the
campaign in Ireland" ireland Is got
ting along splendidy now II our Gus.
toms and campaigns are only ex-
Cluded.
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We have got Virginia aud New York
todepend on yet. IL isn't the lus:lest
Democratic hope in thu world, but il is
better than nothing, now that the
Buckeyes have COMO back on us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

MARY ANDERSON met with a royal
reception on her return. America
knows how 10 do tho honors when
Europe has set tbs stamp of it, APP
prevail UPON our goods.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l6,-Tho business
failures during the last seven day a
uumber, in tho United Etltos 1870. Cag.
ads 81 Total l6G, az compared win 207
ass week ana l98 tho week previous q.
The failures grO below the evorsgs I'm
al h,c'lOus u tho country,
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Weather Ecnnrr.

COTTON BELt AIRPORT
The cotton belt weather report tor Texas,
showing, mo maximum and mlnlmpni
temperature; also the rainfall for the mai
"a hours, is Es follows,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

Take tha little ones 60 sea Skipped
by tho Light of the Moon, this alter
noon. It's funny, very, very, very
funny.
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Tao American Government and the
Bancroft Treaty. ~

400 American Government and the
Bancroft Treaty ~
NEW York, Oct. ia Washington
special says: A few days ago cable
dispatch from Bsrlia anuouuoed ,hat
many Americans Ia Germany having
lately Keen m0lCalcl by the
German goyernmout and presses
into tho military service, Minister
Pondlotoa YVES taking steps 10 save
lhem from such annoyance hereafter.
II TINT meant anything 10 could only
DO construed into meaning that our
minister So attempting either
u negotiate q now treaty
regulating that tho statue
OF German-American citizens In G sr-
many, or 90 amend tina Bancroft.
treaty, Fears have been expressed bv
some Germsn'Am r.caus thSt oar
government might ako steps
lnNOlVlng tao ebrugati0u OF
tho Bancroft treaty, aud thus
romovo tho only safeguard uudor
which . very large class OF German
Americans can visit their iAtherlapd.
An Inquiry was m0dD OF First Assis.
NJ secretary OF State POr.or, who Ia
IN charge OF diplomatic affairs, about
Che, matter. Mr.. Porter said that there
mad been many complaints of tho in
efficiency OF the Bhucroft treaty In
protecting German-Am0rican citizons
In their old home, but that this gov.
ernment had taken no stops TO neqo.
tiato with tho German government in
regard 10 The matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
sOty Brussels, Tapestry,
wilton VeIvets, MOqusits,
and 3-ply Ingram Carpets

The business Four Carpet Department shows steady
and but at this opening of the fall We
want to give it Especial BOOM For this purpose we begb
that we are selling Carpets for this week great
yreduced prices Ladies who wish to avail themselves Of
t but are not yet ready to have their Carpets laid are In
formed that by selecting their Carpets this week. while No
are selling so low can have them reserved and laid when de-
SIRED Remember we claim that our stock is the largest
and we sell lower than any other house. Call and be con-
WINGED.
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CASUALTIES.
The Fire Record.

AT 0WAsso1 MfcHEuAN.
owAsso, OCT IDA debtructivc fire
eecte out y owasso las. might In the
~ ooooa etose = Brown = AfAhonsy,
\ ~ ~ WA -
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88AUTY, DURABILITY andCONFORT

Almost anything that man, woman or child NAV
want can be found in assortment which makes customers
feel that they have choice The success of the department
is mainly dueto the fact that keep full assortment Of
Shoes sold elsewhere and many other kinds not shown bv
our competitors Our stock of LADIES SHOES now more
varied than ever before and we call particular attention to
our elegant and greatly improved Ladies and Misses Shoes
in tn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

Do. pcn' : forge! the slsna ms.luss 70 :
49, 80 49, 4. /. ~ :. 's'ss =.
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) AIGER BR(H
QUIZ SHOE DEPART HENT
Atter reeeiYing all the most nd

After receiving all the most popular brands 10 be found in
tho American Shoe markot is itself the complete e
ments Of the kGd In tie Sor and SHOgg consist;
o, 0con binsiian Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

In which our trade is steadily increasing They give
uneHceptona satisfaction The only genuine solarTp Shoes
are made by John Munde Co. and every pair must have
their name On the sole to be genuine We are also happy
to state that owing to the immense quantities we buy, we
have succeeded obtaining extra bber discount on this
line the benefit Of which we Immediately give to our custo.
mes by reducing the price coepondngy on all sizes We
have charming line of
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VIZ Gil NLCL ATTENTION TO FACTS TElTNY BR or ADVANTAGE
10 BUYERS On CARPETS |

There can be no argera better selected stock of Car
pesand Curtains shown by any house than what we have
stock Parties intending to repensh their houses will
tainy repaid bya visit and examination of ournew style
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-09-26
speeiscat iens.lser Buildings.

Messrs. Palliscr, Palliser Il Co.. of Bridge
Port, Ct, the we'll known architects and pub
,,nners Of standard works onarchtecture, have
;Ms.ely ;sV issued sheet contain ng plans and spec
acations .ns Of a very tasteful modern eightrcOu
cottage With tower and alsoI with the necessar
modlfcatons for building 1t without the towel
sno with but six rooms II desired. In its mos
sSsstiy form the outlay is estimated at 50, 600;
nsnout the tower 1t has been built for ~, 500
sau II only six rooms are included, the COS
may oe reduced to 81, 100 or $1,000. Detail
sae given Of mantels, stars, doors and castings
s.ornices, etc. The publ shcrs have found
.ne most popular plan they have ever issued
sno state that 1t has heeh adopted in more tha,
Ts se hundred instanceswithin their knowledge
.t .ae same frm issue SPECIFICATIONS in blan
.sP.ea .o.! ior frame or brick can,rl ldings Of an
sns G bone oSO iorms Of building uoiveact, aud SO,
tsr oooks on modern inexpens., artistic COZ
ssSa plane whichars Of reat oepractical value
sS shvenlenceevs 70 n5rye interested.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-09-26
BOB BURDETTE ON THE UsELEssNEss OF
Pro FAMILY.

Suppose you are given to- the habit of
profanity. You enter into conversation
with man who never swears, in other
words,a gentleman. By and by you be-
gin to preceive that he is the superior
man. Your own remarks have a tame
flat, feeble sound to your ears. Your
cheeks begin to burn with u sense OF your
friends excellence. Your pert little
dann's sound coarse and rough, ami
vulgar, as they are. They begin to drop
out of your sentences, ashamed to re-
main in the company OF good honest En-
ghsh words, until, as YOU discover that
you are carrying on your part of the con-
versation without swearing, you feel cas-
Ter, and your Intellectual statute is in-
creased by loot, Just observe this my
boy and see if am not right But you
will rip up sometim's, oh yes, In some way
you will. know some good men
some OF the best men in the worldwide
will "confo und it," and in New England
even a deacon has been known to "con-
demn it," But as rule, my son, don't
do it. Don't swear. 1t isn't an evidence
Of smartness or worldly wisdom. Any
fool can swear And great many fools
do. l. my son9 All, II could only gath
or up all the useless uncalled for swears
I have dropped along the pathway of life
l know l would remove stumbling blocks
from my inexperienced feet, and my own
heart would be lighter by ton than it is
to-day. But if you are going to be
fool lust because other men have been oh,
nv son, what an awful, what q colossal,
what hopeless TOOL you will be.