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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
A Factory Fire I'm St Louis-Loss at
tho Telephone Fire

ST. LOUIS, Dot, ia fire occurred
this eveningin the Holman Paper Box
company's factory, causing damage to
the extent of $4,000. The stock and
machinery we're valued at S?5, 900, aud
insured for sl4,l5O. There were 50
persons working in tho build
ing, 90 OF whom wore girls
in the fifty story, but all escaped
without injury, excepting one girl and
one boy, who were slightly hurt by
tumblinE down stairs.
The nre last night, which destroyed
tho central exchange Of theDBell Tele-
phone company, situated In the fifth
story of tho Third National bank
building, 5l7 Olive street, did
much more damage than was nj
first supposed. The telephone compG-
ny's losses were 5000, the damage 10
the building was about 5000 and the
loss by water 10 about dozen law.
yerP and others who had offices in the
building 5000. The Third National
Bank suffered only from water,
and its business was in no
way interrupted. The fica
was caused by an electric light wire
crossing telephone wire, which set
firo TO the wooden cupola on TOD ot
the building, and the flames burnod
through the roof to tho exchange be.
meath. Over 500 wires wers severed
and tho entire business part of tho ciiy
VIII bo without telephone connection
Tor several days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
Contractors' Property Seized

EAGLE PASS. Oct. l0.-(Spscial.l-
Tho ontlre outfit OF Messrs. Roblnson,
McGraw q Watts, railroad contractors,
has bson seized by tho Mexican
authorities, at Ssn Felipo. Tho prop
erty, which Ia valued at about 81, ,000s
was crossed into Mexico three years
ago, in bond, 10 build tho Mexican Iu-
ternational railway. Tho matter will
be brought to tho attention OF the
State departm snt OF both countries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

CHICAGO, Oct. ia terribly quick.
spreading fro broke out in a story
aud-a'hslf brick cottage, No. rs Ver.
non Park Place, owned aud occupied
by w. +. Bates, few minutes after q
O'Clock this morning, in which four
psrsons were burned to death. The
family consists OF five persons and a
servant-glrl, and all bu. two me. most
horrible deaths. -
When the ilremen arrived at the
scene the house was in a blaze. Mr..
Bates was found in an alley atthe aide
OF the house suffering from severe
burns. He said that at 6 o'closlx tho
servant.girl made u fire In the kitchen
and wont out OF doors a minute later.
leaving the door open. Sae returned
IN minute or two and found the
Kitchen in 3 blaze. The girl ran away
and screamed. Mr.. Bates was aroused.
rushed into tho Kitchen and tried 10
put out the dre. He failed
In his attempt, aud Ia Is minutes the
entire intarior Of the houss was burnt
out and nothing but the walls remained
intact. When the tlremen entered the
house they found the chsrred bodies
OF the entire family, with the excsp.
ton Of Mr.. Bates. They were; Mira,
Msry II, Batter, aged 35; John Bates,
aged 8; Edward Bates, an infant, and
Mrs. Dreylson, aged 20, mother of Mrs,
Bates. The body of Mrs. Bstes was
found lying two feet from the front
windows on tho first floor, burned TO a
crisp. The ohsrred remsins of her
baby were lying close by. The re.
mains OF Airs. Dreylson were found
up-stsirs, whero ghs died OF suffoca.
tioD, rs the body WIS no,
much burned. The partitions and
walls OF tho house were lined
with telt, and when che blazs onol
started 1t spread all over the house
with inconcovable rapidity. The char,
rod bodies were removed to tho morgue
Nothing has been heard OF tho servant
girl since her flight. II Ia also said tina
3 brother OF Mrs. Bates was lodging Al
the house and was seen abou.tha plnc,
when the fire was in progress, but sud
denly disappeared.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

Nnw Yonr, Oct. io.-sovornmcn

New Yoax. Oct. io.--Govornnicnt
bonds dull and steady. s
Railway Bonds Tho market con-
tlnues extremely active. aud fow OF
the more speculative issuos sympa.
thize, to somo extent, with the course
OF the stock market.
Trading on stock exchange this
morning WAS ~ active as has ever
been seen In the history OF tho OK.
change. Tho total sales for the frat
~ minutes aggregated nearly 10000
shares: For ths Hrss hour they were
over 100000, and Tor the day they
amounted to 793,sfs sharos. This II the
business reported, bnt, N II always the
csse with an extrely aotive market,
nc reported sales srs very matsfially
below the actual amount OF bunlness
done. With the activity csmes alsos
further decided advance In prtcass
which amounted At one tine % = vorl-
90 :sss:SA, ~ ,ss ssisa "a ~ q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
Tho Return. in H.nllton County.

CINCINNATI, Oot. l9.-The official
count OF the votes Of Hamilton county,
cast at last Tuesdays election, began
to-day. The Republican and Demo-
cratic candidates are represented by
counsel. Returns from ttroe precincts
were missing and msndamus was Is.
sued In each case for their prod
1t may require two or three days to
complete the work.
The case Of Colonel Hudson, chief of
police, forderelicti0n OF duty, etc lin not
arresting mon charged with violating
the registry law, was continued until
State. Gases of others charged with
violation OF the registry law, wero
also continued, to onRblo thclr att0r-
neys to arguo demurrers which are
based on the uuconstitutlonality OF
tho law, tho point being that 1t sp-
plies only TO Cincinnati and Cleve-
land,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
Department ntRerorts-Must Not bc eiven
to tho Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-All tho bu-
reau and department ofllclsls aro en-
earsd In tho preparation OF their au-
nusl rs,. .orts, and tho president has
sems % word @ Ar. .und that no v ants every
thing completed AM. In his hands be-
fore tho first Of November, when he
will commence work upon his mes
sage. This Is accompanied by an ordor
prohibiting the communication OK tho
contents OF the reports tn tho
pross until thay shall first
be road and approved by tho presi-
dent. This Is something new, rs
heretofore all heao., OF bureaus have
given out abstracts o. .noir i rep reports g. 9
menth or six wooks be. ore ,hey Tore
submitted, aud tho pre- ,dent has
fiDvor wanted to soe the do 'uments,
cithor. Ia manuscript or print, unless
there happened TO DO something ut oi
the usual Importance or signiilcSisce
In thom, requiring attention In his
fnessagov.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
Texas y St. Louis Onlclnls.

CoRsIcANA, Oct. le.--[Spsclal Is.
w. Fordyco, receiver; Chief Engineer
Buchanuon, John w. Dickerson. su-
perintendent Texas division; l. B.
Fish, general puychaslng agent, and
x.Superintendon Flanders, Of the
Texas IL ~. Louis railway, on q tour
Of inspection and stook-taklng,
stopped hore for dinnor to dsy, on
their way west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

NEW YoRK, Dot. ls.--Govornor-Elect
Foraker, OF Ohio, is expected in this
city Thursday. Arrangements arc
being msdo for n mass . meet
Ing in Madison Square Garden
on Friday evening, at which ho will
be tho principal speaker. Senator
Evarts will preside, and Hon. Ira
Davenport and General Carr. with a
majority OF tho othur candidates on
tho ticket, will bo In attendance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
julius nestcr Arrs.ted for Perjury.
CINoINNArI, Oct. lo.-Julius Dexter,

NiNSiNNAiit Oots s-Juitus DtAt0xl
one OF the most active members
of the citizons' committee Of
Que, hundred, now engaged
in Investigating the alleged
election frauds at tho recent election
IN this county, was arrested to-day on
tho. charge nf perjury. The
trisl was set for Wednos-
day, aud Dexter WAS released
on 81 600 bail. The warrant ON which
tho arrest was made was sworn out
by John Mluor and Patrick Kelley,
Judges OF election NC precinct r,
ward Nlneteon. II charges that
Dexter mado oath TO complaint be.
'ore q squire tha, they, after tho
counting had been commenced in
their precincts, postponed It
and then renewed the ballot
box. They olaim that Dexter
committed perjury In swearing TO this.
Mr.. Dexter has subscribed $500 to tho
committee fund for carrying on the In
vostigation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
Tho Interior Department Embarrassed.

WASHINGTON, Oots lv.-Tho agent ~
Fort l,olknap Indian reservation, in
northern Montana, has informed the
interior department that a number Oe
Cree Indian Yolugoes from
the British possessiona hsvs
crossed the line into tho reservAtlons
having In their Possession silver ware,
ARTICLES c. ladloN apparel aud other
spoils, supposed 10 have been Captured
during tho Big Bear outbreak. Tho
agent requested that these indians b
escorted across the line and iorbldd0n
70 enter tho United States. The matter
was referred TO the secretary Of ltsio,
who has replied that the Indians
cannot b, arrested except under
extradlsion by tho BrIslsh an
thorities, nnd that this governs
mont would not countenAnce any
kiA. tapping OF Iudiaus. The intcrior
den n 'tlnsnt II a. lose to know how
Ina dan. 'orous refugees Oau BE- moved
under inc Soircumseanoee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

animation shows that Pratt aioua is
responsible. A white signal, denolinr
= clear track, WAS shown, and ju atifisd
ths engineer OF tho express train In
running upon the block.
The uniniured emigrants have been
forwarded 70 their destination.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

A $4,000 Blaze Mt Csrrolton, Iliinois.
CARRoLToN, HIS, Oct l9.-Fire orIgi-
mating in John Rainey's grocery yes.
terdsyi destroyed several adjoining
buildings, occupied az dry goods and
general stores. Loss $4,000, covered
bYinsuranco,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

PENSACOLA, Oct. ia fire started
Tonight in the hook and ladder house.
The city hall, Gsrmania hall and
Pfuifer's store are now burning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
Sherman win Build Her own Road.

SHERMAN, Oct, lo.- [SpscIal.l AT
the nesting tonight of the committee
appointed to meet Messrs. Heartsell
aud Lloyd, Of tho Marshall 4 North
western railway, there being no quo-
rum present, 1t was decided TO call Q
mass meeting OF the citizens at the
court house tomorrow evening to get
the sentiment OF oil the
citizens. Mr.. j. T.. Randolph
was appointed committee to
inform Messrs. Haartsoll and LLOYD
of tho renult Of the meeting. After
the meeting adjourned, 1t was learned
that Paris had raised the money asked
by the company, and the road will 70
to that city. But this will not detrsct
from tho meeting tomorrow, as Sher.
man intends building road TO Mount
Pleasant anyway.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.

New Officers for the Missouri Pacific
GALVESTON, Dot. l9.-[Spscial.l-A
good deal Of surprise and regret was
expressed to-day In business circles
when 1t was learned that Mr.. o. q,
Murray, the general freight and pass
enger agent of the Gulf, Colorado q
Santa Fe railway, had rendered his
resignation TO the board Of d.
rectors OF that company, TO take
effect December /. Mr.. Murray is
called to higher and moro important
position, as the general traffic man.
ager OF the, Missouri Pacific lines IN
Texas and Louisiana, to succeed Mr..
Newman, the present South
ern traffio manager, who goes
to st. Louis to assume
the office OF general traffic managor Of
the entiro Missouri Pacific system,
succeeding George Olds, who accepts
an important position on the Canadian
Pacific railway. MIR. Murray's head-
quarters will be Dallas, and he will
assume charge there December /,
when the Southern headquarters viii
be removed from Galveston. Colonel
Newman will assume the duties OF his
new offico Januaryl.
BY these changes Galveston loses
two OF her best and most popular olti-
zens. Both Of these gentlemen have
hosts OF friends here, who warmly COM
gratulate them on their advancement.
but regret their loss to Galveston.
MIR. Murray IL at present In Now
York. He has proven a most valuable
officer to the Santa Fo road, and his
withdrawal from that limo Will leave q
vacancy hard to fill. Mr.. Newman
returned from st. Louis yesterday. An
old railroad official, commenting
on these changes, said this evening.
"Newmsn and Murray are tho bright
est railroad men In the South. Opposed
to each other they were well matched.
and harnessed together they are an
invinolble team"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20
q G..BAYNE, J.T. TREzEvANr In
President, Vice. Pres,dent
l.. nj, REARDoN. Cashier.
Dalas Dat'n'I Bank
Authorised Capital. $500 600
UapitAi psiu n...-............... 10000
Surplus and Undivided Profits. $4,000
ACCOUNTS or
xescaGlts ana IudiTlaaals Solicited,

DIRECToRs: s. g, Bayno, W. B. Wor.
Aam. y x. Ferguson, a. ]. Porter, ]. r.
0. A, Kearng, u. NJ. RsartlO,,
Inc following are prominent subscribers
% tho stock OF this bank:
Rational Bank, PHILADELPHIA,
=. ": BROWN, Of Prnyidens Life ana
frust Co., Philadelphia.
w; =. PULLNAN, President Sesboard
Bank, New York.
JAMES e. dRA-NNIs, OF rradessnens
National Bank, New York.
=. y. BAYNE, Presidsnt FIRST National
eeaboard Hank, New YORK.
Olean, ". Y.
Olean, N, Y.
month, III. '
d. VDAx, General AsnagSr National
TfhnMt Company CT United States.
dsla, AEp, ofthe StsnGagI OIL Go.
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THE POET POWERSl

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-20

The VoLTAIC BELT &C., of Marshall
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-20

Dec. Dentonss Livery stable.
Doc. Benton wishes to inform his pa
rons that hs a at the old stand, ready
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KNOW IT'S VALUE

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/ especially recommend for the dis
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-20
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lutiilCuTa
The OnIyRemedies For The Skin
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COMMENDED

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CUTICTRA ABROAD

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SORES ON NECK &.

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new GOODS!
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Base Ball and Croquet Sets,
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School Books. A COM
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Decorative
Goods,
Artists
Materials,
Macra me
Twine, Guns,
Pistols and Am
munition, Musical
instruments, Stylo-
graphic and Gold Pens,
Baby Carriages, Toys,
Brackets, Cornices, Mould
ings, Picture Frames to order.
Paintings, Engravings an d
Chromos, Prang's Anniversary,
Congratulation and Reward
Cards. Singer Sewing Machine
Agency. Optical Goods, Cutlery,
Meerschaum Pipes, Jewelry, and
1901 novelties of new designs at
CAGWIN & NOTEWARE'S
Two Stores, i.ext to and opposite
Postoffice, Cars son Street,
Carson, Nevada.
N. B.-We supply all Eastern
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Monthly Publications by mail or
carrier. Subscriptions solicited.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-12
f. :. Norton,s List.

E. :. Norton's List.
| NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD SHOPS
~ and Lake Como. The immense buildings
now being erected on the grounds owned by
the railroad, and large number of stores and
boarding houses are in process of erection adjon-
ing the grounds. There is no question as to the
desirabily of investments in that locality as the
vicinity is assured of population of 5000 within
. short time. f. 5. Norton, S35 Robert street
7 OTIS, BLOCKS AND ACRES NEAR NORTH
IL ern Pacific railroad shops and Lake Como
f. s. Norton, SS5 Robert street.
A LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS BETWEEN
n University avenue and Minnehaha street
west Of Dale street. e. 5. Norton, 535 Robert
street.
BOULEVARD ADDITION IS LOCATED NEAR
II Smelling avenue, running from Summit TO
Marshall avenues. This is a very pleasant loca-
ton, and close TO Manchester college, which as
sures a class Of improvements that cannot help
but enhance the value OF the property, and also
make il desirable place to locate a home E. S
Norton, $50 Robert street.
SI 60O-HoUsE AND LARGE LOT on
'D-fsOOO Dayton avenue. L. 5. Norton, 335
Robert street.
THOSE PARTIES WHO INSIST ON DEALING
i with owners only can have that pleasure by
calling, as own some property will sell. 1 can
suit all classes of buyers the rich, the poor, the
tall the short. Those who believe themselves
honest and that no one else is, those who think
there are few honest men besides themselves
call and see. f. 5. Norton. 3S5 Robert street.
A CRES BETWEEN THE CITIEs-4-ACRE
n piece, 16-acre piece, 40-acre piece 9O-acre
piece, etc. etc. e 5. Norton, S55 Robert street
4 A FEET FRONT ON RICE STREET, BE-
I RI tween University avenue and Como avenue:
improved; bargain f. 5. Norton 335 Robert
street.
DROPERTY IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
l. +. s Norton, 335 Robert street.
INVESTORS WILL DO WELL TO CALL BE-
fore investing, where they will find a large list
OF desirable investments. L. ). Norton, 335 Rob-
ert street.
SyT. ANTHONY HiLI-DESIRABLE LOTS ON
- all parts of the hill. Z. s. Norton, 335 Robert
street
ID BARGAINS IN VACANT BUSINESS LOTS.
ID L. s. Norton, 335 Robert street.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON ST. ANTHONY HILL.
IL +. 5. Norton, 1856 Robert street.
VNTARRENDALE Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION
w the most beautiful building site within our
city limits; the addition slopes from the railroad
10 the Lakes the shortest route to the fair grounds
by wide boulevard, bordering the shores of
Lake Como, will pass through this addition; no
one can purchase here without stipuating to build
not less than $500 house, thereby assuring
desirable class of residences. (. 5. Norton, 335
Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-12
McClung, McMurran & Currv,sL List

A CHANCE FOR EVERY MAN TO GET A
n home, also 10 make money on real estate. Ten
houses for sale at auction prices cash and time or
on small monthly payments without cash. We can
figure you out home for the rent You are paving If
you will call and see Free ride 20 see property
The houses are on both sides OF the river and
convenient to business. All these houses
are In thriving and thickly-settled ueighbor-
hoods, on lots lying high and dry, and nearly all
command elegant views Of city and Invertebrates
where railroad and other Improvements are sure 10
double the land in value. McClung d McMurran's
addition consists Of 64 lots adjoining block CO. Brown
& Jackson's addition and than half sold mostly
10 actual settlers. Belvidere Park lies on Oakdale
avenue which has lust been graded at cost of over
sl5CO0 The omnibus runs within a few blocks OF it
carrying passengers TO Bridge square at street
car rates. Six acres in Washington Heights
back Of this $40 acres ON Rice street, wolcott's
addition. 295 acres in ST. Anthony Park. - acres
in Como Villas. 60 acres between Como and the
State Fair grounds; VIII sell in large and small
blocks so lots on ST. Anthony hill, $500 to $500.
100 lots on the bluffs in West ST. Paul LOCO lots in
the vicinity Of Como park, Lake Como. Rice street
the iron rolling MILL also near the Northern
Pacific shops and ST. Anthony park. McClung, Nc
Munan Curry, new German-American Bank block
Fourth street, first foOr. n. B.-We
take pleasure in referring 20 the scores
Of men who have bought lots and homes Of US as 70
the liberal facilities and fair terms which have en-
sbed them to secure their homes by paying monthly
less they could such houses for also as 70
the profits on lots sold. Capitalists desiring large
deals win be given inside facts and figures (ground
floor prices)-
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-12


CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, July 9, 1885.
The Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota,
will meet at their Office in said city at , p. nj.
on the 27th day of July, A. ID. 1885 to make an
assessment of benefits, damages. costs and ex-
penses arising from the opening and extension
of Ducas street sixty (60) feet wide, from Plato
Avenue to Eaton Avenue, in said city, on the
property on the line of said Ducas street, from
the proposed Levee to Plato Avenue; thence
along the line of the proposed Improvement
to Eaton Avenue; thence along Eaton Avenue
to Concord street, and on such adjacent prop
erty as may be deemed benefited or damaged
thereby.
The land necessary to be condemned and
taken for said opening and extension is des-
cribed as follows, to wit:
All of blocks two (2), three (3) and eight (S),
Eaton & MOrrisons Addition to West st. Paul
and of block two (2), West st. Paul Proper
included within the lines of Ducas street, in
Bazille s. Roberts Addition to West St. Paul,
produced southerly to Eaton Avenue, in the
City of st. Paul, Minnesota.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to be present at said time and place of max.
ing said assessment and will be heard
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official:
Il. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works,
1924