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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
New York Financiai Market.

New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK, March 3.-xoney-E4sy at 191%
tr cent. closed At ] per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-49s per cent.
vernment Bonds-Qniei.
abroad Bonds-Aciive aud irregular.
tate Securities Quiet and steady.
This was the FULLEST day on the Stock Ex3halee
In many weeks Not only was busin sss extre Delz
light, but the day passed without the develop
msnt OF news having any effect upon prices, and
barring moderate fluctuations at the opening aad
- ain during the last half hour. the market WIS
a. nstless and altogether unintereating as can BE-
expected In midsummer.
Transactions on STOCK Exchange aggre "a ed
I5s eco shares, OF which 5000 were Lackawanla.
I4OOO Lake Shore. 1900 North western. LOO New
York Central, &C. coo H. Paul
The mining market was practically neglec ed
during the morning. Standard strong at lZ069l2):
Silver fra at 265 regular, PSI seller three,
455 sell ten: Consolidated Pacific only steady az
Is: Consolidated California and VIRGINIA, 40. In
fne afternoon Standard sold at 10; Plymouth,
l65f; 81 do. l5lf Sierra Nevada, 30, Union Con-
sOldated, IS.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
ec1irs. GO days.4sS< o. s. t1's..............ll15z
Sterling, Eignt....sSo Kew y. z. Es.......-.12lz
per cent bonds..--.lclHl
EoTH-Tfe purchasing price for Government
BINDS In indianapolis varies iron the New Hork
qcosztionf k1l Per cent.
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Wool.

BOSTON, March Is. -wool-Stesdy: Ohio and
Pennsylvania extras. Sl@S5c: Michigan, 29G52c.
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Open'g IHighst. Lowest UIosing
INDIANAPOLIS waoLEsALr MARKETS.

Gar lOts-Wheat. l45 corn. 2l5: oats. lis
Estimated receipts OF hogs, s.c00 head.
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NEW YORk. March 13 Dry Goods-Very cold
weather fnteTfsred somewhat with the distripu-
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis 1.-Two stock nsarkoc.
uNfoN 9TocK.YIpns March

CATTLE Receipts. - head; shipments. - head.
Fair supply OF local mostly OF butcher grades;
common 10 fair quality. Market slow on that
class, while the best grades were in good demand ;
shippers selling slow az quotations: few held
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flour. Grain and Hay.

Elour. Grain and Hay.
s.c0r-Paient. 81 1895 90; extra fancy IS COO
80 iahcv, s. oo1i 90: choice. 80 75ls 90: family,
sas 60: treble extra 81 6092 10: double extra,
q soe2 50: extra, e. 2592 IS; supeTnns. g. o09
IS: hne, s. 90.
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nARRETs BY TELEGRAPH
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, March Is -Cotton-Firm: futures
steady; March, ll.2oc; April, n.1sc May, u.soc;
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Indiana, bloomington and Western
PEORIA DIVISION.

Pacific TX d Mail THAN K as, Exrr, az SbOasn
X. s0TF Line 5:07pm Cincin. Spec re- II: e5an.
BARLEY. asa, cll :1Opm Atlantic EXAM. e:a0pm
Fl. LOUIS DIVISION =
Moorehed Ac... 6:S0pml Nail d Day II:GO(m
mail q Day Ex. :oIpm Mooreaeid Acc. e:sofn
EnEx.rc,s Id. s:20em PsclHcEx re. dly 6.55ara
Day Ex........ll 45aml Western Ex........ .6prs
Attic EXC, dly. 2:l0pm BIB, De.a ~ 10 1tpun
For tickets and full information call al tbd' New
Ticket Office, No. 1Ss South Illinois street fr~ ~
ne Union Depot Ticket Once. g. indicates deep
er; 7, e., reclining cars.
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Louisville. New Albany ana Chioa e.

tChicago Short Line Division.)
Depart. Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. :0opm indianapolis MI St5pr1
Chicago Ng't Es. IL ;20pm Ind. Eg't Ex d.s. S&ar1
Z. d III. City NJ liz :45pm indianapolis Ac. 20 :cCam
For tickets ana information, call at UnloH De-
OF snd &c South Illinois street.
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For all information, rates. maps, time tables
etc, call 81 the Union Ticket Office. Bates Hsusl
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or 81 the
Union Depot.
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OincinnaIi, EsanlIIo

OincinnaJl, KsamlIloa saao indianapolis.
Depari Afrfv9
Gin, Day & Toll. 4:o0am Connersv. ACC. -. 8 Scam
c., D., 7. Il l0:45am Gin, p 4 81. l.. Ill :hOam
Connersy. Acc. :2opm Gin. AGO.. 5:ODpm
c., D. T. &NY... :S5pm Gin. +. & 81. L. .l0:40pr1
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Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway.
Depart Arrive
Dot. & Chi. Mail. 7:lbam bet. Ex., s....... sC0am
7 l.FLW.&MEx 2:15pm Pacific Ex..........11 :Soanr
j. p. Ex., d'y S.. 7:15pm Let. d Chi. MI. Sktpm
I FtW&Detdy IL :00pm 1ol, FtW&Detdy, s:h9am
tickets and fun information call Of City
7 4 Office, 20 SO. Ill. st. or Union Depot Tfekes
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IFANFHANILL AND
Depart. Arriva.
New York. Phiadelp'a,l
Washington. Balt-
more, Pirtsburg, and
Columbus Express l:6a.r1.S I.s7hr,
Dayton &Columbus tx e 1o:4S an '' ASS PM
Richmond Accommo-
dation,...-.~,.',,'.'.,.y.' GWRm. "H G;iOSu,
New York Philadelp'a,
Washington, Balti-
more, PittsbuTg. Co
lumbus & Dayton Exls { SIS pm. 80 1920 .. IA
Dayton ExpTess.........S ASS p.m.> 4o;2o ,. M
CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KoEoMo,
Louisville and Chicago
Fast Express ..........-$ IL 90 p.m. > $500 an
Louisville and Chicago
Express, p. 80 HID An. 50 S:S6 pm
sDaily. $sDaily except Sunday. sleeping cafs
II Hotel Car.
For tickets and full Information call OF tcket
ofhcs Penn. Lines. northeast corner Washington
and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket once.
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fadinns polls and Vtncennes.

NJ. 4 Cairo Xxx. liam Vincennes AGILE: 40am
Vincennes Ac... 4:00pm MI d Cairo tx. 6:S0pm
For tickets and full information call at ticket
Office Penn. Lines northeast corner Washington
and Illinois streets or Union Depot Ticket Office.
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New York. Philadelp'a,

Chicago, IT. Louis and BfrrsOurg.
PANHANDLE AND PEENsYLvASIA IINE.i
Derart Arriva.
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Thefolovlnz tsnie shows we AMOUNT OF grain
sn store ~ ttis point;
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Indianapolis aud Sc. Louis.

Depart. Arrives
Day Express rs. 7:l0 am N. Y. d B. Ex.. s:zS ana
Paris Express. $50 pm Local Pass .. 9:5b am
y. d st. L. Ex.. 20 pm Ind apolis TX. ed pm
n. Y. & st. L. EXT 80 pm Day Express. 6:25 rua
For tickets and ell information call al city offce
No. 2 Bates House Block. Union Depot and MkeSss
chueetts Avenue DcDot.
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} II s:55 pm. 80 1920 p.us
- ASS pm. IS 1o;2o p.ms
on, VIA KoEoNo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02
waxahachIn NJ. .-.,.- -

WA&AHAcHIE, April l.-lSnac,al ~
T. Grafton, editor of the Athons ATM.
nian, is at home here, confined 10 NJ.
room with threatened stack of nnan
AtRetlc feTsr. His brother, win r nr
10 DSaxshachle Mirror, has gone oyer
senee. eah curing his alb
During tho
the county olefRrter ending March 81.
81 marriage lieouseEllis county issued
IL. Q. Huckabee, edh
haohte Mirror,. has gono8l Inc Waxa-
that historical river, wh& cruise up
pointed candidates go. He ws9ll disap-
date for minister TO tho Haandi-
Islands, but q. w. Merrell, of NeviAn
"got there" I'D. says nbiessad ,s b.,
that expecteth little, for he shall not he
disappointed" ~
T, J. Graves, Of Decatur, is in tho city
on business. ~
Q. c: Galloway, postmaster nj XII.
aare, iresh nom Washington, was in
w. d. Ryburn is Off on a trip to Mon
tague county.
MIR. ). IL. Ransom, of Murrreeshoro.
Tennessee, is visiting relatives here.
A. j. Thompson, Of Hillsboro, is mn
on visit to his old home.
ii, w. GRADER, OF Dallas, is with the
homo folks this week. He viii moi
move his family 20 Dallas.
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From woatherford.

WEArHERFoRD, April l.-ISpecial. 80
b. e. Longan, Of sedalia, Missouri, is In
the city. He visits the state with an
eye TO locating In tho drug business
He has run out to Cisco and Brecken-
ridge; is worry iavorably struck with
Texas, and declares Weatherford TO be
his beau ideal of all his earthly aspira-
tiOns, az regards 10 home. He will
probably locate hero aud reinforce the
drug business.
W. $. Hills, Col. Brack, William j. Fer
rel, three of the big bugs of El Paso,
are very interestedly and exclusively
closeted to day with Hon. s. w. II. Lam
ham, M. c., just returned from Now Or.
leans. The custom-houso Office at Ell
Paso may or may not be what's the mat
ter. They are also accompanied with
George B. Zimpelman, OF Austin, for
mer sheriff OF Harris county.
Capt. Frank p. Dorsey, the Pacific ex-
express assistant agent, who. has been
laid up for tho past two months with
disabilities incurred at the late Missis-
sippi massacre, has taken his place, for
the first time since, at his old desk
Gsrrard Heusley, whom Frank relieves,
will take the road RS Pacific express
messenger
Capt. Henry Warren Is stopping to.
day In the city on route from st. Louis
TO his stock farm in the southwest of
Parker county.
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snIcide Nenr San AntnnIn.

SAN ANTONIO, April l.--ISpecial.l -
News was brought to the oiJy this morn
ing, at o'clock, to the effect that Louis
Ripstein, young man, 25 years of age,
had deliberately blown his brains out
with pistol last night, about O'clock,
at his fathers residence on tho Salado.
Judge Anton Adams summoned Jury,
ana on going out TO where the dead
body was, held an inquest, from which
the following facts are cleaned: Louis
Ripstoin was tho son of Petor Ripstein,
a respectable farmer. For sometime
past tho deceased had beon in bad
health, and on several occasions throat.
oued to kill himself. Last night, before
retiring, no told his sister he was
going 70 kill himself, but she paid little
alteration TO him, AZ he had made such
threats before. He procured an old
pistol and going TO his room told his
room mate, Mr.. uabroch, good bye, and
stretching himself out on his bed put
the pistol 10 his forehead between his
eyes and pulled the trigger. The pistol'
wont of and killed the young man in
staut'y. Habrech had already retired
and it being dark, did not know that he
had tho pistol. The jury returned q
verdict of death by his own hands. De.
ceased was one of the LauX family,
noted for its tendency TO suicide.
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A statement by Buohot-shop Floyd.

GALVESTON, April lis, s. Floyd pro
prietor Of the bucket-shop, is out in 3
card in rebuttal to the statement made
by Mr.. John Loyeioy in an interview a
few days ago, relative to tho blackmail
ing scheme. Mr.. Floyd says:
"Mr. Loveioy says asked his advice
regarding my action in the matter of
paying blackmall to j. M. Tryon. L did
not solicit Mr.. Lovejoy's advice, but he
tender. Il it himself. EIe advised me
that It. would be In the line
of wisdom to respond TO Mr.. Tryon's
demands promptly. Said he, in effect,
what is $l,hO0 to you if you can save
your Texas business by paying 1t.
Tryon is likely to push this matter
through and II would be the best
thing you could do to choke him
off. This is the meat OF Mr..
Loveioy's advice TO me. He sought me,
instead of my seeking him. | did dis.
cuss this matter with several brokers,
members of the cotton exchange, and
we decided not to be blackmailed for a
cent?
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San Antonio Races.

SAN ANTONIO, April l.--[special.l-
Second day of tho spring meeting.
Weather cloudy aad pleasant; attend
ance and betting small.
First Race-Three minute class heats,
purse $40; Frank S won.
Average time, 1907.
Second Raoe-One milo dash, purse
Sl25; Heliauthus won.
Time l57H,
Third Race One and one-half mile
dash, purse $3.50.
Blackfellow won.
Time, 2:l7A,
Fourth Race-Half mile dash, purse
500; Ben Thompson won.
Time, 0:54.
The sport is very badly patronized.
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CorsIoana CnIlInps

CoRsIcANA, April l.--lSpeoial.l Off,
Ger White, from Tyler, to-day brings
tho news OF the capture of man at WI
mona, who has been identified as the
robber OF tho Texas q ST. Louis railway
ONCE at Athens and was taken 20 the
lattor place by the marshal of TYLER,
who effected the capture.
Mr. IT, Il, Leelnan, former publisher
ofthe journal hore, moves his material
to Lampasas Tomorrow, where no will
assume the publishing OF the Christian
citizen, OF that city. The Journal will
continue hero under the management OF
w, q. Jackson.
Geo, T, Boil, esq, of Fairfield, spent
the day in our city.
Misses Rose Smoot, of Missouri, and
Jettio Templeton, of Waxahachie, who
have been visiting the Misses Halbert
for the past two weeks, left this after
noon for Waxahachie.
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GRoEsDEEcK, April l,-[Special. THE
important cases against Tony Crowell
and others, for placing distractions on
the Houston & Texas Central railroad,
were put off, on account of the principle
state witnesses being absent. Capt.
Holt, of Houston, was here 20 assist the
prosecution.
The jury In the Altman murder case
could not agree and were dismissed.
Representatives Foster and b. r.
Camp returned from Austin this even
Ing, Hon. Foster received by express
silver service sos, presented TO him by
tho members of the legislature.
Senator l.. j. Farrar returned home
Last night.
Most OF tho farmers ar planting corn
over. The first planting rntted Ia the
ground. Some few arc preparing to
plant cotton,
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PALESTINE, April l.-LSpecial. Three
negro preachers have died here within
the last few days, all of pneumonia,
brought on by remaining in the water
for long periods Oaptising newly con-
yerted brethren and sisters. For two
months nearly every Sunday has hoen
devoted TO this sort Of thing, the water
being ice cold.
s. A. Castles, State Grange lecturer, is
in this city and will remain in the
county for two weeks for the purpose OF
reerganizing the dormant lodges in the
county.
Mai. Penn's meetings Nill continue.
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IfIhrogFh IITs ri the night Believe ho will

through the night. 1 Believe ho will
i've till morning.r "Ni
bishop Harris, (Methodss EpiseonaD
OF Pennsylyania, nr. Charles q Tifan11
anu zen. Clinton h. Fisk oalls5 abon,
~ CLOCK, but came away immediAtelS,
~; douglass has Just stated thsf theye
VIII ~ 20 no bulletin FOR little while.
Inc military order of the l.oyal Ia.
gion was to have held its reciIiar III
monthly meeting and banouei ~ tho
pelmonlco tonight, but, GU learning nf
Yen. Grants Illness adjourned after 4
hrlei session for the transaction of tbs
necessary routine business.
PEDEsrRIANIzING.
IL p. ni.-Since the last statementths
general has been very restless and has
been walking from room TO room. Now
no Is quiet, resting in his chair. His
throat has bsenoleaned and enc relief
mentioned at 8 p. m. has continued
since.
(Signed) J. H.'DoUGLAs, Nj. d.
G. i. SHRBADY, MD.
AT ll35 Doctors Douglas and Shready
ana the members Of the household were
All in The generals room moving
about when necessary ON tiptOe. From
outside the house seemed quiet and
peaceful. Mother of the doctors would
be seen.
AT lla0 Ex-senator Chatlee left the
house. Mr., Chatfee said: al can't give
much encouragement, The doctors feel
moro favorable to tho opinion that tho
general will live until morning. The
trouble Is that the general is very rest.
less moving about, or trying to move
about lie is now lying 0n his cot with
his eyes closed, but is not sleeping
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Onlorndn Oitx Notaa.

COLORADO CITY, April I.--[Special.l-
r. Q. Ware, sheriff of this county, and
Capt McMurray, have left with r. H.
Hughes, ex-United States marshal, of
the Richmond, Virginia district, who, It
is claimed, Is q delaulter.
Work has begun at the salt works
south of the city. The company began
with a capacity cf 200 barrels day.
Mr.. Jay Shrader has sold his drug
store TO Mr.. Steger, of Salado.
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Thn OlLlnhnnn nonmera.

Arkansas, Cry, April l,-Gen. Hatch
has received adyces from Gen. Dowees
that a number of Texas boomers have
been removed, and are on
their way to Fort Reno.
Capt. Couch has encouraging ad-
vices from Washington to-day, and OK
poet to move soon. Thirty persons ar
rived in camp aud five more tents yes
torday afternoon.
A MEETING,
ARKANSAS CITY, KS, April l.--Capt.
Couch held meeting to-day, which
was largely attended. a series of reso.
lutiOns were passed, dopreoating tno
action OF Senators Plumb and Luz
gals in opposing tho sottlement
of Oklahoma, Col. .Crooker returned
from Wellington and reported that ha
had organized a branch colony there,
consisting OF 100 members, who arc
ready to join Couch whenever
he deems IL desirable to
begin his march unless word ls received
from Washington that will rem
der further postponement neces-
sary, q proclamation Is to be issued
the last of this week calling
the forces together aud fixing day for
departure. The Texas "boomersn ar
rested by Maj Devices are on their way
to Caldwell via Fort Reno, under an es-
cort of military.
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Mr.. Morehead ResIrns

New ORLEANS, April 1.-Oommis-
sloner-Genorsl Morehead, having &C
complished the work assigned him as
such officer, yeslorday, rendered his
resignation to the board Of management
of the exposition. lie stated, however,
that as a member OF the board he should
continue TO use his best endeavors TO
promote the welfare OF the ex-
position. The board OF maui
agement, in accepting the resig-
nation OF the oommissioner-genera
tendered him hearty appreciation for
his tireless energy and ability In bring
ing. TO successful issue the enterprise
which ho lnaugurated.
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Ugly Antics at AnstIn.

AUSTIN, April l,-[Special. Hons.
e. d. Linn and B. f. Davis had a fight
on the street to day about the vote re-
tanning the journal clerk instead of the
chief clerk to edit the journals of the
house. No serious consequences. 1t
was bloodless battle.
Tonight notorious woman took OF
fonse ab something in the Statesman
and while q r0wdy lawyer named
Brumly held a cooked pistol over the
city editor Mollie Seymour attempted
to cane the editor. Brumly is under ar
rest for assault with intent to murder.
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WAYNRsBURe, GREEN Co., PA, April
Lit is estimated that 10000 sheep have
died In this county IN the
last three months. The scarcity
Of feed and tho unusual severity of the
winter ana spring weather have COM
bined to bring about this result. Farm
ers say that the wool industry
has received back.set that y will take
years to recover from and they are very
despondent concerning the future.
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NO. 1888

,aS.ha las. hight and to-day attacked thu
n a""vp9 wea,,b, OF DON Don Justo Guerra.
known % always ksep v,ra ara was
OF money on theranoh. a -ssvsSo sum
followed, lasting some time. The sne daa
perados were flrally beaten OF ana oan @es-
L9red. One OF Guerra's hordars W. Sa-
Killed. The rancho OF Fedro (sntiarwraass was
W, was also attacked, captured and bnrnaJA
Ihese raiders escaped into Mexion NJ
me was hurt at Gutierrez's ranch No
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02

SALT LAKE, April 1.--0rson P.Arnold,
polygamist, was arrested last night on
an indictment for unlawful cohab-
itation and released on $l,500
bail. A, M. Muser, formerly
superintendent of the Deseret Telegraph
company, was arrested to-day on the
same charge and was also released on
II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02
A Drummer on the sirant

WAxAuAcHIE, April l.-lspecial. j.
some little excitement was created at
,he aepot this morning by Chicago
drsmmer shooting at one Pb,r Tocs
.,a, nass, drayinan. The drummer was
a av n,ssoi az ~ Ennis "a and fined for CARVING
irom'DeputY Sheriff White on = se,Jsram
VI aseault with intent 10 mnrSa. "a
ulspete over 90 cents caused the fcac,,s
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Alleged robbers Caught.

MARSHALL, April Especial. l-Den-
mis- King and John Everman, both col
ored, were arrested to-day on charge
of robbing section house on the Texas
Il Pacific railroad, near this city, of a lot
of clothing. Justice Case held them in
the sum Of $500. They languish in the
county jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02
The widow Garfield.

CLEVELAND, April l.--Frlends OF Mrs.
Garfield deny the pAblished reports
that she is to marry a Rev. Mr.. Taylor,
of Pennsylvania. She Is living quietly
in Cleveland, and Is educating her
children tor careers ofusefulness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02
Marrled ~ Marshall. !.

CoRsIcANA, April i.-[Special.l MIR.
r. A. Booth. an engineer on the Hous-
ton Il Texas Central railroad, was mar
ried to Miss Allie Riddle, az 1880 this
evening, II. w. Walton, jnstice OF the
peace, oflioi ating,
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More Mexican NIarauding.

LAREDO, April 1.-[special.l + Brantio
and Celso Arredondo and Pedro and
Jesus Santos, four well-known despera-
does from Mexico, crossed 10 this side
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02
rha rorl wnrth POSE omce.

FORT woRTH, April l.--lSpeciaLl--
Hon. Olin wellborn is In the city aud
gives the information that Capt. Julian
Field will be the next postmaster at
Fort Worth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02

FORT WORTH, April |. = Especial. +
John Chriss, the negro shot by Davis
yesterday, died at 5 o'clock this morn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-02
The Fire iseoord.

CINoISNArl, April L. The Emery
candle factory,ona of the largest matitu-
tions of the kind in the country, is
burning The loss viii probably be
very heavy.
The hre started In the eastern portion
OF the large structure where the candle
manufacture VAS carried on. Two FIRE
walls with iron doors divided the build
ing into three sections. The fire depart
ment succeeded In combining the flames
TO the eastoTt section, except In the cellar.
This, however, was soon conquered and
the other portions OF the building wore
saved. From 100 TO 100 employees en-
gagged In this department, many of
thom girls, were thrown into panic,
but all were safely removed. Loss, SS0,-
0N 10 100000, with ample insurance.
ATLoNGvIEw.
LONGYIEw, April Special. Yes
terday Mrs. Methvin, oAe Of the oldest
settlers Of this place, who prides her
self In. making and hoardiag up beauti-
ful and expensive quilts hung her treas
ures out on the fence to sun, making an
Immense display. About noon she
noticed that n spark from her sons
grist mill had set one on FIRE. She put
out the fire, as she Thought, and folded
them up and stacked them on her front
gallery. About 3p. M the alarm of fro
was given, and the told lady arrived at
the scene lin time to SEQ her boarded
treasure Of half century rakod off of
her gallery IN ashes. Fortunately no
other damage was done.
The annual midnight fire alarm was
sounded last night. Some of the jokers
had made big bonfire in the square
in order to bring the April fools 20 the
fire. The joke was success, as almost
everybody responded Immediately.