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Misses Myra Bailey and Nanny Camp
hell are ENJOYING the pleasures OF Aberdeen
his week. The former is the guest OF Miss
Halliday, the latter OF Miss Dlnkens.
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w4xrrpA gentleman to take the
!. anagement of q book publishing oiilcs.
4 1 s,.s .,sr,nanent and profitable bnsiness. Ad-
49, q e. JoHN McKITrERfCK,
are<ss Edwards House.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

-HarreIl & TayIor's Varieties, com
t;D,tion OF young gentlemen from tins
cify. will give an entertainment at Crystal
Springs on Saturday night.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

Judge Arnold is in the city, and Is
,ceompanied by his famiy,who will remain
throughout the present session OF the
Suureme {. urt.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

Our ingenious Young townsman, Mr.
Nesbitt Benson, has engraved map q The
State Of Mississippi, in which the city oi
jackson, as a geographical and railroad
centre, appears with pleasing prominence;
The map, when electrotyped, VIII pe usen
in the printing OF letter paper Tor our pus-
mess men, who have complimented tne
skill Of Mr.. Benson bY liberal orders.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

The work OF grading aud enclosing the
.--.,1Js If the Government Building has
ss'.,nmenssd in earnest. A large torce Is
smulOyed.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

The colored posters, printed Tor the
CoIorqd State Fair in THE CLARtoN Office,
:, Jackson. equals anything OF the kind we
80 ever Sc n.-EiIisville Eagle.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

Miss Anuje Buckly has gone from our
.;3.t ,o enter school at Whitworth College.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

Main street, during the circus parade
Yesterday resembied a sina.l :: 5, Sizeu eoi'io"
The clarion., 1885-10-21

N, Wilson Hemingway left the city
Monday for Macon, Ga, ana II humor errS
~, he will not return alone.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

The town was full to overhowing with
oeopie from all the neighboring towns and
adonnties Yesterday.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

One 4 our prettiest girls is going to
--.,,I ,bs winter in Jackson, Miss, to the
sytreme regret OF society here.-Columbus
Index.
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Miss Kate Power has returned from
Lit TO Jefferson county.
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-Judge Wiley P. Harris has returned
ar the summers absence.
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On motion the accounts
IN Rderman pmsns = Tayios I Presented following
To of Mayor and Aldermen the City of Jackson
We respectfully ask Ho9oEabs Body allow
milf filed a sem wh s g sS Hasog M ssTnsd
action be S7 sn ipd au e 5 a p0n
J.cxsox Mrss October 14th 1885.
On motion request above granted and the Clerk d
ed % Ta That P P Lot 20 Survey being east
be to M M1 % h aSin sad lot Ms k sss proper
+ the 70 ISIS W o Changed w qn @
Fpsne e"s os Gm" e d the G s s SCHOOLS s
gsp a ID s @ a a for sd e a The as bid
the lowest best bid, was on motion accepted
psa a!ss:r;s Tsas ssT' s;s ss
l esd sSs s' s . emn
The following petition was presented and read
To and Aldermen OF the City Jackson Kinds
W the Undersigned voters
limits g Of I ns & h 5 nou fsa and s spa udf. o Within
hs hsss'9p oaprs,s eG limits city '
s.nnss5s !, majority 4 | s ss s'ss ssss
the said parties are not recommended as persons of good
R the pretended petition persons recommended
petition @ g 1nd s m and ID the s Board
oj has ps sc and sGss'f sss license We ask h sad
$s;::: + $::.'
A G. KERR p 0'fiili'
To- assSs @ @ e @ is sss
placing wachmn The West
s being complied with
motion Hardy the Mayor
the lire the " & NJ R. be
oans,;on and by legal if needed
had made
West
10c foot less
.r;ca The report son motion adopted
d sss v til i s @ sa asd
correc
Treasu with follows
Warrants saa @ 3 3
HouseW ~ m ~ ~ ~
Rair ~ w m m
Iron Bridge Vouchers (fled) d)..... - 1892 81
Total. ..- -~ -~- ~- -S
On motion Of Alderman
thousand So0000
month of October and special
On motion Of AIderman Braun, Board adjourned
- ~ = JOHN McGILI,
NJ M MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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Miss Amanda Lemly has returned
t.nrn Texarkana.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

The crowd It Stedman & Co.'S. yester-
A., VA. nearly as large as the one at the
circus tent.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

The skating rink will be crowded to-
-btto hear the music and see the race.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

Miss Ida Mitchell is present this week
- Pair and drill in Aberdeen.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

Mis-. Lizzie Layton, of Brandon, is 10
L.. city.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

Gem Cornet Band at the rink tonight
..o exciting hurdle race.
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FOR. SAIEy

1.-TWO SMALL FARNS-ABouT FIVE MILES
l FROM vAu6Hs's STATION, fsxoo County,
Miss. one of them containing eighty acres the
other One Hundred and sixty acres Of land. Both
improved and well fimoered, and well supplied with
good well and stock water. Aud both Farms near
near good steam Gin and Mill. For particulars
apply 70 v. +. HEARD. uesr yanshn's Slatisa.
Yaxoo Co.. Miss
e~s "a stSS-xw
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senator George has returned from the
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MARRIED.

In the Methodist church in Yazoo City,
on THURSDAY, October Is, Mr.. THos. b.
Cp.IG of St. Louis, and Miss LIZZIE
RABKspALE, of Yazoo City.
The clarion., 1885-10-21

The Building and Loan Association
made its first sale of funds last Saturday
night. Three shares (S600 sold at pre-
MUM OF % per cent, and one share 5000
at a.premium of 264 per cent. At the next
sale there will be at least one thousand
dollars to Ioan-the number of shares al
ready subscribed being about eight hun
dred. Loans bear eight per cent. interest.
The premium added to the interest on the
tai amount borrowed, is paid in monthly
installmepts. The profits OF the Associa-
ton usually pay the notes in full, so that
the interest and premiums is all that the
borrower pays. Mr.. j. w Parish was the
suecessful bidder last Satuday night,
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WAGONS FOR SALEI

uAND MADE.-THE REST IN rHr var.
IL keI WaSon-work and Blacksmifh;nsr dnne
promptly and On reasonable terms and an woTf
warranted. shop next door 10 Ba}ey.s Cot<5n
HARRISON 1AyIoH
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"A slight frost this morning.
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GREEN'S BANK,

Parties desiring to trade Receivers
Certificates of Green's Bank for eligible
Real Estate at cash prices, viii do well
to send for list to Joshua Green.
]. I. PowER, Receiver.
oct.7, ,'S5-4w.
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We publish as goodwill contri-
button the programme Of the Coiored Sta.e
Fair, which opens on Monday next, zotn;
An immense number has been pupiisnesu
for general distribution, 80 that the pupiIe
may be well informed OF the rare ana SUP
stantial attractions provided tor every Gay
Of Fair Week. Should the weather prove
favorable The Fair will be . grand success
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To Creditors of Green's Bank.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

ID hVl OlJhIIO Z O4s o1I]1H
rrAJED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- unfii THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16TH. at IL NJ for
furnishing FRESH BEEF TO the Mississippi state
1sth 1855 Beef to pe OF best quality, and to con-
sist equally Of hind and forequartsrs, and in guam
titv from go to pounds per day, more or less
- may he reauired by the Steward. Bids must De
sracid. and win not be considered II conditioned
an what Others may propose The successful bid
der will be required TO give bond IN the sum ei
three thousand dollars. K r. AessiLi-
sep3o, 's5-sw. See"Au
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JACKSON MISS, October IA, 1856.
meeting the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of the City
a. 1sS5Preseni Hon John
Mc Mayor Braun Hardy JONES' Taylor and Watkins
Abent Alderman Gibbs
The the last meeting read and Alderman Hardy
Adkn submitted by L Bame attorney at said meet
ing-the motto o reconsider adopted
action of the Board
l. adopted OF
amended on motion approved
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rocAL AND OTHER NOTES.
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rusD.
as any ssssisss ssss 'ss .sa
Oct 1a-An0uns coIIsesor -.. - - il
Balance ......-.-s
aa sy esesss a,s s sss SIS
I4-Amoun received
Totsl ...... -..... -.-... ...-...-s s2l 81
Discussed vouchers 40 90
Balance asl 81
ans amy osss
o ss reed fo% 1ssDs. Dr. es. "
n.,...., :. :. .,.,,.-. sis:s% is:s g
Balance on hand 567 Sc
HEcAprruLArlos o
Balance on OF
Balance on hand hand School aa Funa Td oso 90 - -
balance balance on band hand SlreneRs T p p u Fnd " ssI 81
Total funds on hand this day s l,28s 62
Ny accompany your
A0' --N Respectfully submitted,
STRAUSS, City Treasurer
cry srxross (wHrrE)
Jackson Mss Oct l. 1885
To the Honorable Board Mayor the City of Jackson;
9 y S s G % tsss e Ss,s s a snb
September scara Montgomery, months congestion Kinds
spsn PmS MeDonaa S5s6ad Ha a
Philip RYAN City Sexton
CITY Sections REPORT, (coLoRED)
jackson MISS October !, 1885
To the Aldermen OF the City of Jackson:
the herewith submit OF inter
september, 1855 1855: 's,.'~O
September 4-chld Harris weeks malarial fever
september Frank Smith 50 heart disease
September 9-Iaura johnson, age A weeks unknown
September l2-L J Williams; age l6 months, teethiDg
September 17-Chid Of Harmon age weeks, unkno~n
September l8-Jae Wilson 27 Inflammation OF bowels
ELIJAH ROBINSON, City Sexton
The following report of
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen
- and Collector books for the third quarter of the current
year. found them All collections paid over to the City
Treasurer WATKINS
W. IL TAYLOR
the oWng accounts as correct payment
Chas Morgan feeding prisoners .".."s 81 80
Hunter & Harrington medicine for prisoners so
8
w t Ralif clerk,
A Folkes agt eil repairs
u Jail .. . 20 90
Shelton, legal services es. $50 90
T.bH w9sPs F.1Ps, 'isssts streets: s ss
McGinnis, streets ....- -" -" IL 30
n. Y. Fire Store, streets = %
5ae 5ss f,isa Marlin, s,.ss's fssi:
pi tsoia e c,rsves ' street - 49, 49, - 49, 49, - .. .. 78 IS
Brougher Browne streets. ." 40
Total 629 SO
r Seuer clock repairs w.
E. Watkins ware, W. J. and c. Is
Total :. ......s
On allowed and ordered be issued
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,yrnNEsDAy. OCTOBER q, 1885.
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JACKSON, Miss. Oct ], 1885.
To The Honorable Board Mayor the City Jackson
GEsr1ENEx-I my report issued during
the o September, 1885.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
MAYORS QUARTERLY REPORT
JACKSON Miss, October l, 1885. l
MAYORS OFFICE CITY HALL
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen:
make the following Tor the
ending September 80, 1882
AMOUNT OF FINES COLLECTED TREASURER
the month of August ig 0o @
: ooa *
Mosr or FINES AND THE STREETS
For month of july -'''-S
the month OF August .''"''
For month OF September m '''''' "
. o,o On
Total .... w -''..' '"'" ''''''S -
For the month of July
For the months Of
For the month of ~
Total '"'''.' ~
NUMBER SENT TO JAIL COSTS
month of az
Fort months of ..... ~ ~
For month of September
Total .- %
saa lots IN cemetery ..... -. ......s
trough and old lumber oo W oO
on DIR. p. w. Peoples ooo w
= ees no
All OF which s respectfully submitted.
i.
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WM 5. HAMILTON City Collector.
CITY
To the City Of Jackson
submit herewith City
Treasurer for the quarter ending October IA. 1885,
GENERAL FUND.
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ireihhu.
TROUBLE AT TYRONE.

DUBLIN, April 27.-The government
has prohibited the proposed Nationalist
demonstrations at Tyrone against the
Prince of Wales. There Is great excite
mont and serious rioting is feared.
AN AFFAIR AT ARMAGH.
The reception given to the prince OF
Wales at Armagh to-day was a very
brilliant affair. The Nationalists had
prepared to make a counter demonstra-
tion, and were arranged In TO form q
procession, but the police charged upon
them before they had time TO carry out
their Intention, captured their black
flag and drums, and dispersed them
completely. 1t Is stated that the gov
ernment proposes to buy for Prince
Victor, the eldest son of the prince OF
Wales, as q place of permanent residence
In Ireland, the celebrated Arlbraccan
palace. This magnificent seat is beau
tifully located at Novan, In the county
of Meath, between the rivers Boyne and
Blackwater, near the point OF their con-
fluenco.
THE PRINCE ooLD-BLooDED JOKER.
The Prince of Wales was re-
ceived by the people OF
Carrick Fergus this afternoon
with great enthusiasm. In his reply to
the address OF welcome the prince OK
pressed himself as satisfied with the
manner In which he had been received
by the Irish people and said that he was
rejolced TO find that In the heart OF Ire
land there was warm attachment Ia
the British crown and constitution.
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Terrell Topics.

TERRELL7 April 27.--[Special.l The
Ladies' Missionary society, Of tho Meth
odist Episcopal church south, held its
regular mopthly entertainment last
night, which consisted of songsand the
building of light house with clocks by
the children. Each block had word
in golden letters, and on placing it in
position suitable passages of scripture
We're reeited, commencing at the
foundation "Christ the Rock.o The
children performed their parts we'll; for
the excellent. songs rendered, Miss Nam
ME Harman and Miss Emma Scott are
due the praise for training them. The
society realized a handsome collection.
Mrs. s. g. Fisher has been very sick
the past week.
Gen. John s. Griaith returned yester-
day from the exposition, and says sit is
the biggest show on EARTH"
Mr.. b. b. Haskins and vile, attended
by Mrs. b. M. Childress, left this morn
ing for New Orleans.
Mrs. j. Q. McEleroy departed for Hot
Springs TO spend few months.
r, A. Brown ("Hidin), after many
months absence, has returned to his
domicile, having visited the Pacific
slope and many western and southern
states. He says Terrell is the garden
spot OF his eyes and heart.
Mr.. y, G. Brown, who winter-quar-
tered here, returned via New Orleans to
his home, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada,
last evening. He has charge Of large
canning establishment there.
The frowning elements and the
rain now falling will delay aplant-
ing. The season is much later than
usual and the farmers have already be-
gun TO utter complaints.
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The wLnnlpeg war.
THE nArrLEIPIsW AT onEEK

THE BATfLEkRlSU AT GREEK.
WINNIPEG, April q "A dispatch from
Fish creek, the scene of the recent bat
tie, says the troops stiu occupy the
camp pitched on Friday night,
which lies about mile from
the battle ground. To-day Gen. Mid
dlaton gave orders to have the remain.
der of the left division brought across
the river, and this work is now being
done. The rebels during the night re-
tired from the position they occupied at
the close OF the fight, and nothing can
be seen OF them in the ravine. This
morning at O'Clock, there was an alarm
made. The troops turned out in less
than hve minutes. The dead we're
buried near camp yesterday morning,
Gen. Middleton reading the burial SER
vice. Two dead Indians were found in
the ravine, whore the early fighting took
place. Thrse others are known to have
been killed. Fitty.four dead ponies
haye been counted on the field and IN
the ravlne. The rebels had eight small
rifle pits and one large one. Several
pools of blood we're found In these
Fourteen ponies and 20 head OF cattle
were capture1 in the ravine yesterday.
The rebels have not been seen here
since the day of the battle. To all ap
| pearancos tney suffered severely. WOru
ha just been brought in by a scout IRON
| the west side of tho river that 100 half
breeds had crossed to that side. Thirty
teams we're sent from Humboldt direct
ly to Batouche under the impression tina
Gen. Middleton would take that trail
Twenty of Boulon's mounted men wer
sent to-day to bring them in and up to I
late hour had not returned. IL is though
the teams were captured by the enemy
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Marahnll Matters.

MARSHALL, April H.-TSpecial. THE
committee Of railroad employees from
Fort Worth have had several confer
ences with Superintendent Cummings,
in which they made known to that Of
fetal their complaints and grievances,
the exact nature of which the HERALD
correspondent does not know. He Is ad-
vised, however, that all matters
OF complaint have been amicably
settled; that the conferences we're mutu-
ally pleasant and agreeable as betwe en-
tho company and the committee.
District court was opened precisely at
10 o'clock this morning. The grand
jury was impaneled, and Judge Hazle-
wood delivered very able and ex-
haustive charge to them.
Judge Booty, of Fort Worth, is in the
QitV.
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Probnblr a norun nnlton.

FoRT WORM, April T.---[Special. +
The sporting fraternity is in ecstacies
over the coming fight between j. II.
Dalton, heavy weight champion of Chi
chago, and J. p. Glow, champion middle
weight of Colorado, TO come off at the
driving park on Sunday, May 10. Dali
ton has fought IL times and has only
been defeated twice-once by j. l.. SUI
Ivan aud once by jim elliott. They
aght with small gloves for $50 and gate
money!
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manifesto from the latter place, has
caused much excitement in all parlia-
mentary and diplomatic circles.
The house of commons, without dis
cussion, as suggested by Gladstone,
voted the entire credA of $55,000, 900
asked by the government, Mr.. Edward
Timperty Gourby, radical member for
Sunderland, asked whether the govern
msnt would endeavor TO have the dis
pute with Russia referred for arbitration
to the United States of America?
Mr.. Gladstone answered.:
"The government Is quite sensible or
its heavy responsibility to maintain
the honor and good faith OF the country
on one hand, aud on the other to use
every means consistent with that honor
to avoid war. ! can give no more par
| ticular reply than this"
| The utterance was accepted as sig
niticant and was received with cries of
"hearW "hearw
| GREAT is GLADSTONE.
The credit of $55,000,000 was voted by
the house of commons, after one Of the
most powerful and telling speeches ever
delivered by Mr.. Gladstone. The pre-
mier was cheered to the echo, both
during the delivery and at the close OF
his speech. He was also most enthu
siastically cheered when leaving the
house after the speech.
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Tho Snow slide Victims.

LEADvILLE, April T,-The searching
party has just returned from Home
stake mountain, having found 10 bodies
in the cabin, probably killed by tho
snow slide two weeks ago. The bodies
are TO be brought here tomorrow.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS,
DENVER, April T.-Tho rescuing party
which left Leadville yesterday morning
for the scene OF the terrible ca
lamity nj Homostake mine, reached
there at o'clock. Several excavations
we're made before the cabins could be
located. The first one found contained
the provisions, etc. No bodies were
was next reached, where il
bodies were found One body
stood erect, with head thrown forward,
as If listening, the whole position indi-
eating apprehension. Near him lay one
of hts comrades on bunk, face down.
ward, with his arms crossed under his
head Several logs lay on his body.
Three bodies wero found In an
upper bunk, clasped in each
others arms, and 80 strongly were
they interlocked as 10 require a force
OF six men 10 separate them. One man
was found beside his bunk, in the atti-
tude of praying. In another part of the
cabin we're two bodies, crushed between
fallen tlmbers. The other bodies were
found lying above the cabin, as II
thrown nom the hunks by
the shock. No doubt death was
caused by suifOcation In nearly every
case. A clock and watch were found,
which had stopped precisely at $3.50
From letters and papers found II is be-
liavah tha aida oCcurrad about tho oOlh
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ST.. JOHN, N. f. April 27.-The brig
Seratha arrived here last night.
She brought in Capt. Bower
and two of the crew
OF the bArquantine Mara nice, discoy
cred perishing amid an Ice .tloe In lati-
tuoe 10 300 north Longitude AS $50 west.
They had been Is days exposed to rain
and snow without cover and wi TN seanty
provisions. When picked up, all they
had left was bread, which was floating
about In the bottom of the boat, Their
vessel sank on the 9th of April, having
been crushed IN the ice. The iirHt OFF,
Ger and the balance of the crew are ann
posed TO have sunk in long Soat
shortly after leaving the vessel. Loud
cries were heard by the survivors short
ly after the ships company parted.
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Me,Ico nnd Cholera OuarantIpe.

CITY OF MEXICO, April T.-The fed
eral government announces that 1t has
taken vigorous measures 10 prevent the
appearance of cholera at the seaports Of
Mexico. Vessels from cholera coun-
tries will be vigorously quarantlned.
CABINET CHANGES ANTICIPATED.
Rumors are rife of important changes
In the cabinet. IL Is said that Senior
Dublan will be replaced as secretary of
the treasury by Romero Rubio, now
secretary OF the interior, and that Gen.
Corona, late minister TO Spain, who has
recently returned, will take MariscoPs
place ss secretary of foreign relations.
Mariscol win 20 70 England "a minister.
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HousroN, April 2.-lspecial.l The
annual celebration of the German so
clety took place yesterday.
The stock of goods taken possession Of
by the United States marshal, In favor
OF New York creditors were sold to-day
and purchased by Morrison, HERMAN
& Co., Of New York, for sll,600. 1t will
be sold at retail.
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Th@Fire Record.
AT MASSrSe, $. G.

AT MANNING, $. G.
CHARLEsToS, April G.-A destructive
fire at Manning, this state, yesterday,
caused q loss of s25, 200. No PARTICULARS
have been received.
AT wOBuRN'
wonuRr, MASS, April T.-A large
three-story wooden building owned
and occupied by J. a. Braya n Co.,
leather mandatory, burned at mid
night last night withits contents. Loss,
$7O, 900; insurance Sfi,S0.
AT GARRETT.
GARRETT, April T.--lSpecial. The
alarm OF hre was sounded last night
about midnight by the screaming OF
women aud the ringing OF bells. The
FIRE proved 10 be the residence OF A. l..
Westbrook and occupied by himself and
the family OF s. p. Roller. Tho build
Ing burned 10 the ground very quickly.
A small part OF the contents were
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Anstria.


VIENNA, April "a Tho imperial de-
cree fixos tho last week OF May and the
first week Of Jane as the period In which
shall take place the general elections
for mambers of the relohrath, which
was dissolved last week.
TALKING BUSINESS.
VARNA, April H.-Tho Austrian gov
ernment has warned the porto that
Austria will consider her treaties with
Turkey null aud void II the porte allows
belligerents 70 force the Dardanelles.
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wARLIKE RuMoRs.

BERLIN, April T.-The National zei-
tung mentions rumor TO the effect
that the czar has written TO Emperor
William that the chance Of peace has
diminished. Several German papers
have rumors that another conflict has
taken place in Afghanistan and that
there is much public uneasiness in the
absence of further news from Gen.
Komaron.
GONE TO SEE THE CzAR.
Gen. Werner, aldedecamp TO, Emperor
William, has started for ST. Peters
burg.
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on,,lpr Kates ~ Houston.

HousroS, April 27.-lSpecial.l Mis-
souri, Pacific cut rates to-day TO Terre
Haute, Indiana, and II is believed that
a general cutting will ensue. Agents OF
other roads caused the purchaser 10
make out afiidavits TO that effect.
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A poRr nLockApEp.

SHANGHAI, April T.-The port OF
vladiyostock, In Siberia, near tho con-
fines of China, has been closed to COM
meroe. The Russian naval authori-
ties have 30 disposed torl edoes
that only marrow channel remains for
the entry and exit OF their own war
ahina.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-28
A Cattle Ranehe Trade.

LITrLE Rock, April G.-Intelllsence
from the Indian Territory has been re-
,eived that a Chicago syndicate has
purchased the Bennett & Dunman cat
lle rancho, on the Cherokee strip. The
purchase includes two leases of large
ranges near Pawnee agency and 1850
head OF cattle. The consideration was
NiO0. 900 oAah.