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Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

IN SUNDAY MORNING, ON
'etnet PIKE, hetv cen Wilmington
DLe..l shop, II tark plaid horse
i ser will be rewarded by leav-
t!ire. alt-3tr
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

FOR RENr-IHE BRIGHT
lse a, nehobpth Teach, Del APP
RJIAM BRIGHT, Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

fXYANrED-A GOOD WOMAN WITH
w child wants a lace. Good refer
ence. Uity or country. Apply at 3o7 Fast
Eighth street. al62s
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

kNI-A NUMBER OF Dwell
In various parts OF the city. Rents
In 70 to t25 per month. GRtId
HI, rs mar OF street aSU
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

{NIctL.Y FURNlShEDt RON1
tiber rooms, excellent loratton,
4, nee given. Also table board.
ireet m2b.liBs
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

A W JOINS HAS
oYeq to ll2 Market street Good
D. Gus for boarders. al9.ts
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

kh1-AN sROOM ED II USE.
BAN Tor 40; 2 slx.r00med houses.
1 10 WILLIAM J. FISHER, o02
|eet aii-H
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

r. NT-2l WEST tlGHTh
81 70 and dwelling, . rooms
E. rom. All modern improve
Xiv 10 ii. ShAhPLtsS, bll J"f-
' all-e0d-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

LA NEW o-kOOMED
sd,olning The 2. n b. Railroad,
=. sI .,reet. with front and back
~, norch, BIapdywiDe water on
Is rent d per month Apply TO
s.l Market street. nhz4u'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NOTIUE II, THOMAS LAWLESS,
IN tenant Of tho house situated 10 the vii
lage Of Chariostown, school districts Nos. 70
and IS, ChristiaDa Hundred, county Of New
Castle and State of Delaware, In compliance
with the requirements Of the acts Of the
General Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that ehall
apply In writing to the court Of General Seq
sfons of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
state df Delawaso, In and for New Castle
County, OH monday, the 18th day Of May,
A. D., 1885, being the first day Of
the next term Of said court, for q
license for said house as an inn or tav-
ern, for the sale therein Of intoxicating H.
Suors Id, Less quantities than one quart, to
bedrunk on the premises, and the following
respects bic citizdus OF the said dis. recoom-
mend the said application, viz:
Thos Toy, HM Nc arthy,
Ed. Babby, Deqnis MCCARTHY,
Thos. J Hanley, !aS.SS. M6(}reliis,
Dennis Buckley, Ed. MAXWELL,
Denu s Uohsrty. +. p. ConnAr,
Saml ). ~ d, Ihos. McHtgh,
John Nj snd, Jas. Toner,
alt-8'. THoS. LAwLESs.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

VXYANTED-A GOOD HOSrLER WHO
w will make himself generally useful.
Reference required. Apply at s3i Market
street. al6-2
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

nUBLIC SALE OF TRIMMINGS, NO.
lions etc. VIII be sold at Stidham &
Sons suction room. on
Friday, APRIL II,
at l 80 O'Clock, p. m,
hosiery, ribbons, gloves. trim@ings Of all
kinds. Sale po itive. Parties leave the city.
e1b-2s STIDHAM h SONssAucts.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

TINE CANVASS FOR THE CITY ID.
1 rectory has begun. Don't faifto secure
200 advertising space. Every business man
REQUIRES a cnpv ~ the hook me1-0
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NyAErEU-ONE OK two FURNISH
w ed rooms, with or without board In a
gentleman for study. Address " Rooms"
this office. mh8O-u
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

kNr-pART OF A STORE; DE-
n location on Market street. Adj
he. this Otilce ml7.u
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

kNT-A LARGE AND S1OhY
|rogm, unfurni, he'd, at so7 KING
\ ala At-eOd
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

VITANrEI A IL IOD KELI ABLE I'll a..
w (wh.te preferred.) ust be q go0a
cook Apply At once at 5. W. corner of
Eighth and Broone stree.A al6-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

AN ANrED-A 90 ~ GtkL OR MID.
w dleaRed woman for general house
work In the country. No milk o. butter to
attend to. Gall on or address M RS.J a HI z
BANKS, Stanton, del or GO W. 4th street,
city. al4-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

Y0OR RENT-A HOUSE WITH GOOD
Il garden at Townsend. at IS per month.
Appl! or address ID. Il. Maltpy, T wnsend,
Del. ais d&w,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

.lNG - DESIRABLE fRUNT
= with board also parlor on first
opd loca,iDn Tor II physician or
VI 81 last Fourth street. al 8 y
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

EN!-HOUStS IN ALL PARTS
X city, from Is to $40 per month
1 I6BDELI. feD6-tfeod
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

IN1-rwo7RDCMED HOUSES
t,t street be woe1 Washington
k.n II eets Apply TO JOHN Ia.
I A., washington 1t. alS-6t'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NyANTED-EMPTY HEADLIGHT
w and lubricsting Oil barrels. Dash
paid on delivery. Penns. d delaware oil
DO, 2oS East Attn street. 1871
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

(INT HOUSES In ALL
b ofthe city, from e5 10
1 month. PIERCE a. LOB.
f6.tf.eOd
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

kT-TpRtt STORY HOUSE
n west stree, with hot 4 cold 20.
water closet, front porch, etc !,
|.os pnn,,lar street. also stalls 10
Ele, apply to John Green. ivie
b street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

TTENTION ALL PERSONS DE.
n string pure drugs aud chemicals. OF
wishing their prescriptions ofprivate receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
should 20 TO the drug store Of II. X. BRING.
HURST. No. 3l7 Market street, WILL, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

Wy ANTED--A MAN TO SELL. GOODS
w from wagon on commission must
he Of good add ress. Of good moral chara cter,
good salesman and careful driver. Security
required. Apply at ~, Market st. matt
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16
ros KHHT.

AND DIV ELI.lNa,
kT-S y rorper Of Twelfth ana
lei'. dh'V v}lh all mod ern I'M
PmwSIsiIIl'' be rented low to , q 70,
k eD'I French streets ih mso,t f.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16
T0IvIDEND.

NOTlCE-I, JOSEPH d. BILLINGS,
~ hereby give notice that l have filed
with the Prothor otary Of New Castle County
a petition to the Judges Of the Superior
Court Of the State Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, for decree diyOrcing
me from my wife, Augusta II. Billtngs-
al0lst JOSEPH ID. BILLINGS,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

~ si rs.unaa p1 naxeN S.ll X
found at No. els Madison street. Specialties,
genecology 10 ali diseases peculiar to wo.
men. Also all diseases Of the Kidneys and
stomach. n2l-u
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16
WAN TED.

{XYA N T T. D-HUUSEKEEPERS TO
w know that they can have furniture
repaired, vanished and upholstered, and
hairs re-canod cheaper than anywhere olso
. tho city. 3. T. HAMILTON l. Co., No.
f0e Wost Eighth street. dll-tt
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

XXyANrED-BDAR At 6l0 W EST
w Ninth street. Good front room, gas,
heat and bath. al62
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NOR SALE 20-HORSE POWER EN-.
T. zine, 40-horse power boiler with MIXTURES
complet, ir slack and all nearly new and in
good order. Apply to FORREST l. PIERCE,
3 West Seventh street. alb-bt
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NOR SALE-STORE FIXTURES, AND
IL awning at 3. L. corner Of Fifth and
2tnR Streets. feb6-tt
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NOR SALE-TwENrY HEADOF ~
u Ohio and Kentucky horses, good X9S
W. y. MARTIN, Third and Orange streets.
mll-U
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

N0riCE-ESTIMAT FURNISHED
IN for digging cellars, razing houses, lay.
ing drains, filing ice houses, grading Also
s1ddiu0 aud all Kinds OF hauling at the low
est price,. P, j. FORD, Fifth and Rodney
-etfeets TeleDhone call 21S. j26-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

HOME ENTERPRISE, OF
& aSHbfHh-SERRIS BROS. city directory
ri 5Rlfe tax ing of names and advertise
81 19ag progress. Newark, Middle
= 4kle. Odessa, Delaware City
&xfu be included this year. II
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NOR ShLE-A LOT OF NEW AND
e second hand dearborns, suitable for
any kind OF business, at COLES, 1905 Mar
ket street. mhl3-t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

OMAR, 10 10 o y
~ -Jocmed houses, OF and i eoid
s,1' on,b. 2itoomed houses, 20
~" ~ FORD, Fifth and Rooney
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16
FOE SAFE.

IL good size bay mules, 6 and 10y
years old, free OF all tricks guaranteed
sound, will work IN all harness. Aiso ono
good farm horse, good worker; will be sold
cheap. Apply at x2& Orange street. matt
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

IN IL SALE-CHEAP, A GAS STUVH'
Il used for cooking. Has been used but
q lite. A bargain to any ono wanting sue h
stove. Inquire at 1908 VanI,uren street
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NOTICE l, FERGUS KELLY, DO
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Honorable Judges OF tho Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the State Of Delaware, 10 and for
new Sa M county, on MONDE the lith
t0Xicatinx liquors. being q retailer Of goods,
waros, and general mercha ndise at No. 937
Chestnut ttreet, TeLth ward Of the city Of
Wilmington, County and State aforesaid.
and the following respectable citizens OF the
said ward recommend the said application,
viz:
Thomas Manion, Thomas F. O'D0nnell,
William Oenncr, VIM. H Doughtsn,
John Payne, John Sutton,
Patrick Long, Z. ID. Crawford,
Edward ID. Jordan, John Brown,
Samuel JOHNSON, y. II. Donnellv,
william q. Mara. Patrick Maher,
William Hopkins, William Msloney,
Vim. WOodmansoy, II. W. Hughes,
John Naughten, Timothy McSwiney,
Neal Mu. ven8, Michael Bradley,
owen Mcdonald, Hcwson e. Lannon,
1853 FERGUS KELLY.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16


A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS3 EMILE
IN mems and families washing to do at
home at No. l2l Bird street as rs
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

EcOR SALE - CHEAP, ONE GOOD
= store wagon. Apply TO y. W. HORN,
ITO French street. m2o-u
LNOk SALE-ONE CHOICE PLYMOUTH
IL rock rooster. Apply ut once to W.
East Fourth street. aib2s
Daily Republican., 1885-04-16

NOTICE-I AM PREPARED TO DO
~ all kinds Of hauling, removing Of
safes, furniture and pianos promptly and
satisfactorily. p. J. 70! u, Fifth and Rod.
ney streets. Telephone call as. l2o-3ms
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03

RAILROAD AFFAIRS.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 1.-The gen
eral msuagership OF the Mexican Ceu-
tral railway was transferred, to-day,
by Manager Robinson, to Edward w.
jackson, until recently general super
intendtnt OF the Vera Cruz railway.
Mr.. Jackson started this morning for
an Inspection tour over the enti' line
Gf tho Texas border, accompanied
by tho retiring maneger and
principal officials OF the Mexican
Central railway. The rearing man
sger said that the rolling stock OF he
road was in excellent condition; also
that tho rails were good for many
wears, but heavy expenditures for ties
would be required for the next Two
and hal; years, rs tho ttes % the
northern division having bsen laid
some time, would require replscing
almost simultaneously. Careful hus-
bspding Of ths companV's resources
would DO necessary 10
REEP OPERATING EXPENSES DOWN
70 u reasonable percentage. Ties in
Mexico decay rapidly, aud for this
reason the Vera Cruz road is subsLl-
JuLipp, at great exper' ,, steel ties on
rorIions of It's trac.. Wooden ties
cost 81 piscs, and replacing lies on a
,0ng stretch of road, built al tho ra -
Of one mile n day, must necessarily
mount up. Wooden b idges on the
northern division will soon demand
requirements by new strucsures, and
This work Will be imperative.
General Manager JACKSON, not yet
having carefully inspec ed the road, Is
not prepared 10 give an opinion. He
appiehends difficulty rom tampering
of railway operations
ny CUSTOM. HOUSE EABSUEDITIT
in the wav of second inspection of
freight at Villa Lsrdo. This viii cause
deiny of goods n transit, aud occs-
sion loss and damage. He hopes, how
ever, that the government Will % per-
suaded that all such laws are an OBJ
,truction to iegitimae business, and
productive OF no good to the treasury.
Wee President Symon, OF the Mex
can Central railWay,is now in tbs
State of Michoecan; looking aI.er his
mining interests, aud will return here
tomorrow aud will probably leave Tor
the United States next day.
None OF The railroad representatives
sent here from tho United States 10 NO
gotiate with tho government ior ghe
renewal OF subsidies, have succeeded
ia persnadlpg the president and nin-
lister OF FIance to abandon tbeir tis-
cal programme.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. l.-At the last
session OF Congress G provision was
msds Tor the payment, by the United
States, of one.half Of the cost of TAX
ing tho census in such States and ter
ritories as might take decennial
census, upon condition that the re-
turns be filed with the secie, ary of the
interior, on or before September l.
The returns from New Mexico have
inst been received, and are as follows:
Population in 1855. S5.....................l3 III ,9Sl
Population IN 1SS 1SS)......................l ..ll9 90
Farms in 1852. Observation-Disclosures. l0,l9l
Farms d 1850 .............. 5,0j3
Manurf ctu.ipg e Establishments In 1855 23J
Manufacturing estab' 'lsbme MS in 1850 l4i
Returns from eight counties in Flor
ida have also be sn received, and the
complete returns are expected shortly.
Up to date, the department. has re-
ceived returns 4 ON Colorado, Dakota,
Nebraska, New Mexico and Florida.
1t is known that several other States
and Territories have made census,
but those whose re.urns failed to
reach Lhe department before O'Clock,
to-day will not be entitled to receive
the rebate provided by the appropria-
ton bill,
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LABOR II ALTERS.
workingmen's Annual Assembly.


UTICA, N. Y, Sept. l.-Abont 60
members Of the political branch Of tue
Workingmen's Assembly OF New
York, met in tueir fourth arnNal fez-
sion in Rome today.
George Bleir, chairman, called the
NEE ing 10 order, and delivered a
lengthy add ass. in which hecOngTatu-
ls.ed The members upAn the passage
of vat,oua laws favorable 10 WOrkinS-
men. and said that otuer laws had
failed because the members OF tae
I egislalure IL led 10 Keep their
pledges. The assembly must take 3
bold stand in tue Comiug Stae cleo
ton, and must work especially
among country eiDbers of the !egis-
lion, Com mlttees were appointed,
aud an adjournmens taken until TO-
morrow.
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Ii is lit9caIly mammoth in its pro
portions, for it c0mpgisea a hundre !
stars, led by Mr.. James Robinson, th
hero bareback horseman of the eartl
who, for this SEASON, hes come from th
retirement of luxury aud elegance TO
the sole purpose OF bid lipg fnal fare
we'll to The public.
I5 ia outy fair 10 say that all VIII
have visited this colossal show have
baen well pleased, and the voice OF thu
country is in its favor. The manage
ment II S. II. Barrett's tented wonder
conducts the show in manper so
TO please tho most fsstidious Of eitbs.
sex, and to surprise the most stoiCal
The great collection of wonders which
this show brings with it stands ur
rivaled in the history Of tho SHOW
world. Its meuagerie, for instance
contains countless cages OF living
wild animals its museum world ui
living Curio3itiss; IFS nYiary has mo,
stupendOus collection OF birds: s
elevated stage, whole trOupes of frs
class performers. The arenic exercise
in which a hundred performers tai o
mart. il the climax of astounding pei
lection. 1t can be safely repeateu
thst, as q whole, it ia unequale5
i Denver Timss, June 3, 1885.
WIN show is Dallas September L..
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Spain.
THE NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY.


MADRID, Sept. l,--Mr. Foster, tho
American minister, spent fortnight
at tho Royal palace, Lagrange do Sanil
Defouzo. He had suggested interviews
with Sonor Elduayeu, minister o for
eign affairs, on the subject of the pto
posed new commercial treaty betwesn
Spain and tho Uair.d States. 1t Is an
derstood, though iGo treaty was not
signe d, that an agreemen5 was 1eacned
between the rep es9u sIves, Nv Whlcn
tho reciprocity proS IS ons contained n
the former treaty, were abandoned.
The new treaty is couGned to reforms
ia the Cuban custom laws. Spain ao-
capts the inter preGayion OF hlodus
vlyendi, signed ia FebTuary. 1854;
which was cOntended for by the United
S.ates. Settlements OF the cla ms CT
American citizens against the Spanish
government, arising rom insurrec.
lions in Cuba, is provided for.
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REIGN NEWS NOTES.
GLApsToNE's WHEREABOUTS.
Removal Of Russian Poios-Protrst
Against Germany Peace Assured
The Cholera Rsoord-Ths New
Commercial Treaty Rus
sia's Imperial Family.
England.
aAADsroNE's WHEREABOUTS.

ubADSrONEs WHEHLAuOUTS.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The yacht Sun
beam, with Me-. Gladstone aud party
on board, arrived ~ Wick, Scotland,
yesterday. A deputatlon of the In
habltants OF tho town west on board
and greeted Gladstone eifusivsly, aud
invitsd bin TO land. Mrs. Gladstone,
speaking for her husband, said his
nesllh was unequal 10 tue effort. lne
Sunbeam Afterwards proceeded south.
GUARANTEED.
The Spanish steamer Mario, from
Spanish porls, which arrived at Leith,
Scotland, to-day, was found to have
on board ssvaral css9s of Illness "e-
sembling onolera, and was placed IN
quarantine.
THE RACE OF LILIIE DElDGE.
The one mite running race at Lille
BIZ dG9 v yesterdav, between George aud
Cummings e:.ciGeh greater interest
than any event in English foot racing
annals. the gate.monoy recelOs3
wero enormous. CumminSS frionds
lost heavily.
LONDON WOOL SALES.
The wool sales were resumed to-
day. Total number OF bales 10 be Of
fered, 3c6,9O0. or This, ll,sS0 osles,
chiefly Sydney aud New Zealand were
sold to-day. There WAS fair spirit.
Prices were lid 10 III lower than pro-
vluus rates.
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An RIerhnnt ureate. a Panic.

PHtLApELrHiA, Aug. Sl.-Early thin
morning large elephant connected
with the circus here, broke loose, and,
pulling down part of the tent, rushed
around tho enclosure wildly. Great
excitement eusued, bslug Increased by
the cries OF the other animals. The
employees ran out. calling for the pc-
lice, but tho latter declined 10 assist in
the ehoft Rt recapturs. A young man,
named kimberline, n resident of AL
toon8, was picked up by the elephant,
sud hurled long distance, receiving
serious injuries. Eventually q force
of workingmen secured the beast.
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the landing Of cOnyiots, lunstlos.
Idiots, or persons unable to take care
OF themselves, without becoming y
public charge, u has been deemtd adj
ylsabl0 to make other rulos la sddi
iion tO tho general regulations hereto.
fore made on the subject. Ono OF the
now rules provides, "tbat all emit
grants arriving ut ports of the
United States shal lnot be
regarded as, In fact, landed
within tho meaning OF the second SEQ
tlon OF the act referred to, 40 long ~
they are undergoing tho examination
of the commissioner OF emigration or
tho agents or representatives, and M
long as thoy are temporarily IN charge
OF those officers. and and any temper.
arg removal OF the prohibited emi-
grants from on board ship 10 place OF
examination, care or treat |
ment as incidental TO such |
examination shall not be |
n landinguntll such officers
sha all have discharged such emigrants |
DR. returned them ON board ship"
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France.
THEIR DISMISSAL DEMANDED.

THEIR DISMISSAL DEMANDED.
PARIS, Sept. LA Repnblique Ffaa-
caise demands that Eoglaud dismiss
from the British army the officers VINO
signed the offer OF reward for the
head OF Olivier Pain.
UNDER RUSSIAN PROTECTION.
III. 2eliSofitcn, who il tho author OF
the hLa.an ent tnaJ Olivier Pain was
murdered at tho order OF the EriLish
oiilcals, ia tho Soudan, announces
taat no las claimed the protection of
Eussia. He declares he has taken this
sssp TO protect himself from assaults
b.J English men.
TlrE FINAL INTLRMENT.
The remains of Admiral Courbet,
which were temporarily inferred at
tDs aotol des Invalides, were finally
buried tc-day at Abbeyville, his native
place, Tue procession to the grave
was headed by the military and civil
bodies OF Abbeyvllle. The streets
along The route we're crowded with
psope. All the shops were closed.
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A Texan KIN. M. Man In New York CITY

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. Especial =
Tom Davis, the well.known sporting
man and gambler, was shot aud killed
in his Office, on the third door OF the
building, ll3 Rsade street, by a man,
who gave his name as James j. Hol-
land, OF Abilene, Texas. Holland fired
three shots at Davis. ono bullet en-
tered near, or through, hts heart,
and another his back, above the
shoulder blade. Either OF tho wounds
was fatal. Davis died instantly. Afser
tho shooting Holland wont into the
street, coolly, and was arrested and
taken 20 the police Station. Hs could
not bs seen, but told the police he shot
Davis for llscclng him. Davis was
armed, bat unable to draw before Hol.
land fired. DSyi, was one Of the best
known sporting mon in tho country,
and was co 1sldsroi authority on such
matters. He IL reported 10 be rich, A.
years of age, and losves wife aud
two children.
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COLUMBUS, Sept. 1.-All the miners
at Shawnee came out to-day for an
advance in the price of mining from 40
to so per cent. Operat-
ors are willing 10 give
the price, provided similar advance
is made at SJraitsville. SJraitsyille
now wants the price made 60 cents,
aud it is feared settlement cannot be
reacned.
LATER-The coal miners at Strai5s-
Vile decided, in mass-meeting to-
night, 10 stop work tomorrow morn
ing unless their demand, 50 cents Der
ton for mining, is complied with. Tho
present price paid there is 40 cents.
The operators say they will not grant
the advance.
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Glass Works Resume.

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. 1.-The
Eson Glass company works, employ
ing 500 men, at Martins Ferry, Ohio,
started up this morning with q full
force, after nine months suspension
on account of the strike. Other fac
tories are still idle and the proprietors
met this morning and refused to sc-
cept the terms given by tho Elson.
1t was announced officially that the
Bellaire nail factory will start up to-
morrow on the scale signed by this
mill in Juua
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str,lss of tina Gan Makers.

BALTIMORE, ept. l. To the great
surprise of the those most Interested,
the strike of the tin car makers be-
came general to day, and thero is an
entire suspension of that industry.
Several employers offered within 3
cents per hundred of the demands
of the employees, but the offer was re-
jecLed. The stccks of cans on hand
are said to be large and there IS ex-
hibited no disposition to yield by
either side in the controversy.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Acting Sec.
retary Fairchild has issued a circular
to com missioners of emigration and
custom officers in regard to the land
ing of prohibited smigrants. It says
that, in view of the difficulties (which
have arisen in regard to the construc-
tion of so much of Section 2 of "an act
to regulate immigration" approved
August 81, 1882, as refers to
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03
Russia.


ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-The czar.
the czarina, and a,, members of tho
imperial encourage, who accompanied
them to Kremsler, arrived at Kiefi
yesterday, and wers presented to-day
at ths public Festivities given In their
honOr. These cousis,ei OF q sham
battle, a banquet and a special gala
oDera' % performance. Al the banquet
there were $50 guests, and the Russian
national anthem WAS sung during the
opera, ard was enco'ed. During the
evening the al v was br illsnilv y iilum-
mated IN honor OF tho imperial visit
Ors.
TIVE CzAR AND C.hRINA
were driv n through the principal
thoroughfaras, and were ev0ry yhel
received with enthusiasm and cheer
Ing. Ala lato hour they started for
~. P6tarsburg.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03
Canada.


BELLEvILLr, Ont, Sep. 1.-Martin
Archibald, wealthy farmer, residing
in Huntington, broke into the house of
Mira. Mary Adams and attempted to
ravish her. Her son, arriving on tbs
scene, struck dim with m ak and he
released his hold, when Mrs. Adams
seized tho AK, and, attaching Ar Chi
hody