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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

English railway employees plust b.
in better shRpe aud spirits than thoaC
in this country. A recent effort In the
direction OF spualgamation and union
only resulted 10 showing that but 0Oc(
mon out Of 800. coo employees practically
favored unioniam by going into organ
jzatlops. T,e EDslish roads seem &c
be most skiiltully manipulated US the
proportion Of accidents ia steadily on
the deoresse. The employees complain
of an ipsutficisfst want Of brake power
but otherwise appear to have no serl
ous conplaiOts. Engine iitters, turDors
and ear erectOYs uxvo separate and
powerful oybauiZ ions, hut the vssi
majority OF ths railway employer eecm
contenf 10 fiaht their battle without
the assistance OF the unions.
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rxEcArrLEMrN srnrr.
Iatsrvicw VITA the President OF Il
National Association

Iatsrvicw VITA the President OF the
National Association.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2.-[S cial. Con
CO ming tho rum )rsi split in tho Ma
tional Cattle and Horse Growers asso-
citation, Col. r. D. Hunter, Tho presi-
dent, said 70 reportsr:..
"fhere Ia disposition on the part
OF the range catIiemeu to make this
an association devoted entirely to
their intsyests. That question will
probably coma befors the convention
to bs held herep
"Whst objection have the range cat-
tlemen 90 ssaociatiug with tho CATTLE
men Of tho east?"
"rhey do not thiRk their interests
exactly idsntipal and they want to ele-
vate tho breeders interest from the
National associations"
''Csn they do that without making
trouble?"
"On,, guess VS. csn got together
anC tall tiis IN after over and arrange
1t among ourselves"
New Mexico people that thia associc-
ton has done nothing 30 protect the
cattle interest from pleuro pneump-
mia p
"we HAYS done a grs at deal to bring
the question of pleuro-pnenmonis be-
fore the bureau Of animal industry.
We have reported The shipment OF in
fected cattle on to tho range aud dons
everything in our power TO protect The
range sattle.'
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ssi n vas bloody dusl. asspsuisiy
fgushi % both sides, sUi resulted Ia
The desth IN Sheriff nfonss aud a..
rlnns wounsinG ~ Oibhs ssd
Euslns rfooks. 10th wounded
nen survived N meet again,
la due tllss The grand jury presented
Into court an indinimeni aTsinst uibbs
Tor the murder VI shoflm Brooks. A.
soon 80 court r0cslvod the Indictment,
dtbbs WAS re-arfosind and Orisrtd 10
giva now and lnofessas bail. IL was
SMILE obtaining this bond that hs lost
lis life.
IA ha was leaving the court house
with a deputy shoIIr Eugene a.,
Brooks emp led tho contents ~ 0
double barrslsd sh0t gun into
silently. brooks thus avenged
hts brothers. death, Iio Has
TRIED AND ACQUITTED,
but tho widow M his victim now nc
tsoks his fortune through tho United
states onurt. In her petition shs svors
that she was greatly wr0ngei, tnjnrod
and damagel by tho criminal, mali
oious aud murt cOnduc, OF the
defendant. William Stewart Cl0hs
vas q man al prominoncs aud a msm,
harof an old Alabama family. Abe
counsel ara employed on both sid,s
Gnd tho prosf0ss % tbs case will b.
wa'chcd in much Interest.
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Thsssfus 4, oroyfr CIsvslsn1, wAl.
dent of tho tin,led states NJ hinaflls,
Do hereby desienets snd esl npsft
| Thufsdsy, lha ctth day ~ N0vsmhnf,
sa day ~ public thAnk-flvinH ann
| prayer and do inelat on the Observance
~ the sain0 ~ ell the peuple ~ re
land. on that day lev al secular bust.
moss DO suspended, aud lat the people
assemble IN thor usual places NJ wOr-
ship and by prayer and songs 0i
praise dov0utly iestify their grailiude
10 the Oliver OF every good ana perfect
gift, for all that Ha has done Tor ne IN
tho year thAt has passed. for our
preservation ~ unitad polpln, ald
for our deliyeranoo from ihssfonk and
danger OF political oonyuls'oni for me
blessing OF peaoo and for our haioij
and qsiei, whil0 WARS and rnmOrs OF
| ware have Agita ed and Anrigh 81
othar nations Of tho Garth; Tor our a.
ourlty from tho scourgs az pestilenco
which Ia other lands has clsimrd its
dead by thousands snd allied ina
strorts with molrn-rR; for pleniiuns
riIs, which reward tho labor OF the
hu bsnGman, aud increase la our
nz'lun'a wealth, and for tho contoni-
mont throughout our border, which
| follows Ia tie trsln OF prospsllty and
sbu.tAuo0. Atd lot there also % on
the dgy thus sat apart, = reunion OF
flniiy, sAnetidsd aud 'chkstened by
texder memories and AssooiEilons, And
LOT tho soslAl Intercourse az friends
with pleasant Teninisaencs renew th @
ties OF sff.oti0n aud strengthen the
honda OF kindly feeling, and let M by
no means forget, vhi,e 80 give thanks
and enjoy tbs CO ntorts which have
crowned our lives, that truly grateful
hearts ara inclineu 20 doods OF charity,
and that "a kind aud CHoughtlu, rene n
brance OF the poor Wili ooubi0 the
pleasures OF our condition, and render
our praise and Thanksgiving nore ae-
septsblo IN tho sight OF tho Lord.
Done a. tho city Of wash
ington the % day Of Noven-
bor, 1885, and OF The Independence OF
the United States the HON.
= GROVER CLsvaLAND.
BY the president:
r. Il. BAyARp, Secretary OF Ssate. 1
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ElostIen tall..

WAsaINsToN, Nov. 2.-Thers has
bsen no marKSd increase In the num-
bsr of applicants Tor leave OF absence
to indicate mat slerks have gone
homo 30 voLs, aud the
odott empl, yes say there nevcr has
baen O. year within Ihslr memory
when 20 fsw navs gon9 homo on
election day. Tho greatest interest In
taken in the Gontes in Ne y York and
Virginia, and Republican clerks have
thoug hi IL prndeut TO rem.in az their
desk. As y9t tuero are comparatively
few Democrats in the departments.
Democrats having votes in Msry-
land, Virginia and Nov York
hHve generally gone home,
hat there sre many who havo not.
Quite o number % Colored voters are
SAID t hnve gone into Virginia to-dey
Tao Star saws preschsrs in some
coldred churcbss auuouncod ycstor-
day JhEt tick Is could be had 10 tEk G
voters into Virginia, and they wore
urged TO vote for Mahous'g c&ndi.
uECSa.
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"a railroad officiaf both we'll posted
sand interested in the matter, referring
to tho Transconiiaental pool affair,
says: nThe primary object OF the desl
between the Santa Fe and the South
ern Pacific was to prevent the estab-
lishment OF the San Francisco and San
Diego steamship line. but Huntington
has not bound himselfto anything ex-
sept division Of business between
the two roads. twill not prevent him
from ditcrimin ating against the
Santa Fe in favor of the Union Pa
cific, the Texas IL Pacific or the Bur-
lington q Missouri, IT. they are not cut.
Again, no provision has been made in
the deal for butiness via Ogden.
Huntington holds the whip hand, al
thouEa he has an antagonist in the
Burlington that he cannot bluff.
There il no truth whatever in tho re-
port bat the Oregon Railway q Navi-
cation has or will become a party TO
The arrangement. The leasing of the
road 10 the Union d Northern Pa
oi1ic - still being negotiated, aud
doubtless BE- accomplished. The
Oregon railway is entirely depen-
dent upon those two roads for
Its through coast business, and IL 1t en-
tered into any such deal IL would 0om-
bel both these lines to parallel It to
Portland. The Central Pscihc is forced
\ BY the terms Of its charter to prorate
With the Union Pacific for term Of
80 years. The business OF the latter
road is In no way affected by the Santa
~ contract. The most probable result
" tina trAnscontinental pool meeting
Will be that the Southern Pacific will
consent to pay the balances that It
OWES and ask for and get much larger
pe9cepthgss than wore given II under
The old aWaTd."
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rrs,lsentIal Arpols.ms.t..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Tho CREST
dent to-day appointed tbs following
presidential postmssters:
James b. Lock, at Groensboroush,
Alabama, vice w. White, suspended
John b. Christian, st Uniontown, Ala
bsms, vics T. IL. Houston suspended ;
Thomas w. Carroll, at Bunker Hit,
Illinois, vics II. G.. Henry ssapsnded; ;
Iedisno, vico o. Il. Somsr,, sua-
pended; A. "A. Sparks, Mount Vernon ;
Indians, vice II. Q. Mercy, Suspended T;
JoshnG Il trnesr. at Sullivan, Indians
uri2h CsHls0D, suspended: Patrick
Gi bona, Nv KeokuS, lows. vice \. d.
U ark, aospanded; l.. II. Roo man, a.
frankfort, Kentucky, vice J u. Hetoh-
cit, saspended; II. Il. Cook,
At Henderson, Kentucky, vice
II. &. Park, suspended. Il. q
Spick, at Msdisonyille, Kentncky,
vice u. d. Frost, suspended; w. A.
SlS~soD, At qreenville, Michigan, vice
Il. b Grahill, suspended; Charles Hot
lidRJ, g. ST. LOUIS, Michigan, vice T.
n. Churcn, suspended; VIM AdSmd,
aL Jaoksoa III asi 55lppi, vice q. x. Me-
Kee, suspended; ID q. GJsrAss, at
Beroe, ONO, vice William H. Jsmes,
suspended; William Cleyiagsr, ~
Wilmlngtos, Quo, rico @. n.
Browning, suspended; Frank Hsvey,
ut Bavoo, Peunsy lvanis, vtcs Newton
Wilt, suspended; Elijah II. Psrs0us,at
Tarvandx, Pennsylvania, vice j. p.
Kesny, suspended; j, A: Taylor, ~
Bryan, Texas, vice j. Myers, sus-
pended; M. II. Mould, st Bsrebpo,
Wisconsin, vice d. y. Welch, ees-
PcrIineton, Wisconsin, vice 3. w. o.
Borne, suapsnded; Joseph Taylor, at
Dabois, Penney Tvs aia, vios j. Il
Dali, resigned; Atvia $. Mars !,
at Rad Cloud, Nsorasga, vice d.. O
4oNett, resigned; Il. Clay McCisicna,
st Pulsssi, Tonnessse, vlca Il. y
LsHir, conmlssion expired; z. e..
Evaus, at st. Joseph, Missouri, ylce
Frank NJ. Tracy, com lnissiOn expired;
L. ID. Bcsokgn SO Mt. Vornan, yi0s FL.
Il Bow nf,tl, com iui,ai pu expired.
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sffalssls points NJ TIE euunlfl
sSjlaant 70 W. puhlln ressfysllDhl
hsfbsfa aud pufis hte1mss daily ia0fe
sppsfnni. lie urges troops gafflsnne1
NJ essnmsnifd fpfis ~ bs kept w bsf.
eaoksnnisldo ma easemenis In tlluss
Of peacs for sAnitsry reasons aud says
barracks should bs built o. once. Tho
f.p y proceeds 10 slve q hnAnoial
showing.
AZ the beginning Of thu fsosl yesr
thsrs remained in ths treasury bal
~ Oll,0d0. halsnos undrawn jana 30,
1855, rss $500 O7s, required 10 meet out :
slsndinE iudoutednsss.
Tho following statemsnt Ofbnildings
and barracks erected needs that for IN.
fnr0 expsnsas % TRANSPORTATION par
chssss ~ horses, clslm' settled, etc.
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I.Ita rurlincton scheme.

LGAvENwoRTH, KAN, Oct. S0.-The
Leavsnwor.h, Northern & Southern
raiirosd company Vas organized here
this afternoon; the capital etock. $i0-
100000. being divided into 10000
shares. The corporate powers arc
!. vested In board of directors ofseven
mentors, william S. Boyburn, OF
Philadelphia, Zen II. Smith, Alex
Caldwell, E p. @ilaon, N. Hensly,
Z. = HsysnS ana r.. - stililng, l., o,
to edssno BIZ eiscting Len r +.
Smith, president, w. s.. Rev
burn. vice-grs sidcnt, ard Paul &c
Haveps seSstary. The counti S
through which II is intended the rail
road snal run are Lesvenw ORTIZ, Atch-
/. lion, BroSs and Nemeha, 10 the
north, md WV auoofte, j ohuson, Doug
lasg, Osage, Morris. Chase, Marion, Me-
Phereon, ReUo, Pratt, Barber, Conan
! che,. Dickins on Snd Sal 10 the south
and west. The road wilrcommence AT
Ieavenwortb and the northern line
terminate ct the north line of Nemaha
county, on the nosress ana beat route
10 Pswnee City, Neoh,ska. The South
eru branch will commonse at Loavsn-
sworth and terminate at the Houtb
line OF Comanche county, Kapsas.
a proposition will be submitted
70 Ieavenworih county to
Subscribe 100000 TO aid in building
hrough this county, to be voted os at
. special election, the money to be
Spaid In installIlonts on tho completion
ofthe road in the county. MIR. Ben
Smith will build the road through the
county ii tho vote is favorable, and
thore is little doubt Of that. There ia
no doubt but the road will be built,
and become ia time part OF the Chit
cago, Burlington q QUINCY system, Il
was thought at first to be In
the interest OF the Chicago, ROCK
island & Paeiffs, but that road
lis tied up with an agreement not
t0,fxosB the Missouri river, in consid-
erati0p of which it receives largo
portiox Of the busiress OF the roads
west OF the Missouri river. The Chi.
cage, Burlington & Quincy have a
lne 10 Il u the cas- side OF The river
from CSnncil Bluffs to Kansas City,
but much OF it Is in low land, subject 10
annual Washouts, which cause dsma-
cling delays. Ths Rad already bss a
line to Denver, aud is known 70 want
one ac~ r. "est side Of The Missouri
river to Leayen worth aud Kansas City
ana suu :. ess into Southern and
Western Kansas territory.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. AT the con-
ference at the navy department. Satar-
day between Secretary Whitney, the
chiefs of the bureau ofsteam engineer
ing and Of construction and repairs,
and the members ofthe naval advisory
board, the plan for tho completion OF
the unfinished cruisers Chicago,
Boston and Atlanta was arranged and
decided upon and the work on the
Vessels will be continued at the YARDS,
where they now lie, By the bureau Of
steam engineering and tho bureau OF
construction and repairs, and
they will bear tho same rotation
to tho government a. the original con-
tractors did. The bureaus will be held
Responsible for what in done,
and the work will DO con-
Quoted under the direction of
officers representing the bureau.
The naval advisory board will have isa
representatives 81 this yards, who will
supervise all work and material
es formerly. III any changes
or notifications in the arieinsl plans
are deemsd necessary, the same
course will be pursued as before the
government took charge.
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The omcisl count.

COLUMBUS. NV. 1.-The official vote
ON tbs Constitutional amendments al
the election held October 10, was can
vasssd to-day. Tho total vote ua'
743,453. The amend msnt TO abolish
bnc o itoberslectlon " ~ carried by an
average 81 537, 0U0, 81 L the amendment
10 cnxngs the terms of township Off
GERS from one to three years, received
AGO, 900 votes.
the governor has issued aproclamS'
ton declaring tho amendment csr-
rYal
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rne o,,ilsorvloe C.,nmission.

-
WAsnINsToS, Nov. 2.--Clvil S5rv &c
Commissioners Eaton, Gregory and
Thoman had 3 final mostl z as
s. board on Saturday evening. Eaton
and Thomsn then retired from office
under the terms Of their reaignations
DR.. Gregory rernRinr in Office, aud has
Tho responsibilities OF enforcing the
civil service law upon his shoulders,
slone.g Is is net definitely known
when he win be supersedei. AL the
closing meeting tho commissioners
spread upon the minutes y resolution
that the commissioners wish
to express their apprecia-
tion If the earnest, honest
efficient servico rendered by all those
sorviag 40 subosdlnstea 10 them, ana
alho to the members of tho different
boards OF examiner, whose work has
been 90 onerous to themselves az
i1 has heen helpful to the
commission and advantageous to the
pubic service. The constitution
the new board still remains mstter
OF speculation. T,:a. nxme 1T CONS
itrolier Chspip, OF New York, 1t is
stated, has been presented 10 tho
president Tor Que oil sDe places.
MIR. Eaton did not 30 to the rooms
OF the commission to-day. TO % re-
porter he ssiS he was not TO hold over
till his. sucosssor was appoiated, and
was no longer commissioner. He
has perfect confidence, he said, in the
presidents determination and ability
TO enforce the law. BE thinks things
will 60 on all right. He will remain
in Washington during the winter.
judge I'homsn called at the White
House this morning. TO reporter he
said:
"I'm out. I shall be hero for q
week aud then Pm going away for a
while"
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The nIt,,n ronuin,Ion.

KANSAS CITY, Nav. "A municipal
counsil report oOmplsted tonight,
elbows The city's population, exclusive
Of Ksusas CITY, Kansss, snd other
suburbs, 70 ba lC5 Oi2. This indicates a
Baiu Of abou, 80 per cant. since 1880.
Tho proportion hstWgeu ths sexes Ia
60 0G0 males 20 30 900 females.
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ne presk In srexss q Pseino nssds
The 1sssssont,nsatss association.
tssvs swofth, Nonsers n
sorthsss. y Basiisetos
scke~s-Ntker tips.
1hs repps,iv.sis costrsi Declares n
lIlvfasul

1hs reppsyivssis cestrai Declares a
Dividend.
PnLkDrLrsfA, Nov. 2.-rhe tosfd
Of dirsol ora OF tho rsunsJlvanis rail-
road company mot to day aud declared
. ssuiI-annusi dividend ot2 per cent.
This WAS agreed upon after consid-
cradle discussion, several Of tho di-
Tsctors being 10 favor VI passing
the dividend altogether, on the groand
that the EARNINGS had not been sum
client to wsrrsnt declaration, while
others held out for 3 per cant. on the
improving condition OF trunk liue NJ
fairs. Thea per cent. dividend Was
therefore accspt,d ~ g comp omiso.
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P0LtrICAE
FoRECAsTlNe The RESULT
In To-Day's ElsotIon--rresidoEt Cleve-
lszd Goes Homs to Vute-.Tho AE-
ony Ended In ohio by the rub
LEGATION of tho Oniclal
Count--Other Notes.
The Cisss oftho C.avass-WhAt the Pa
yers say.

pers say.
NEw YORK, Nov. 2.-Tho campaign
In this State may bs Ksld to have
closed. Tho Times saws, sentiment
ally: 1--WE have no doubt OF the result. "
rhs San sEys tho Democratic com AIT
too look for $1,000 plurality for Hlu,
aud ESTIMATES that the prohibition vote
will be almost as largo as HtiPA plu-
rElity. Edl,erlally, neither the Trib-
uuo nor Tao World ventures ON pro
dlctlon farther than that the result
viii, bs close. The correspondents or
the two journals, however, ara widely
apart. tho formers claiming an easy
Victory for Davenport and tho lsttsr's
4 victory for Hill. The Herald prints
two tables OF probabls m'Joritles by
counties, both mado by Republicans,
ons oS which givos Governor DAvau
port $3.50 majority and she other 1850.
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r.xs. a Pacific Ee.ds.

NEW York, Nov. 2.-lspecial. l-Ths
recent brssk in Texss& Pacific honda
was duo tpisports of probable de'
fault in interest, but no payment islls
due before February next. The com
psny reports that the volume of bus
iness Is very heavy sua fair ratea aie
raceiYad.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Nothiug is
known at the interior department. In
regard. to the movement of the boomers
into the Indian Territory, except the
information contained in tsls-
gram from Commissioner At
kina, now at Fort Reno, to the
effect that o very large number of peo-
pie who profess TO 90 grazing cattle
now upon Oklah0ma lands.
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Me.lsa. r.ut.al 70 b neerganI.od.

New YonK. Oct. 2.-[spocisl liz is
stated thas the Mexican Central will
shortly pass Into the hands or syndi-
cate OF foreign capirsliats. The terms
OF transfer Of The Central arc not yet
known. November l6 hss besn desig-
mated as ;h- limit or time So which
bonds saay 10 depopitod under the re-
organization, and al bonds deposited
after that date VIII be required 20 pay
2 nor cent.
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LGIE EAILRoAp NEws.
min Wl,harav rh.lr Line,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 Ii is understood
hat the PAclfii Nah Steamship com.
PaUy will Withdraw is Australian
nns &c once, its contract with she col
onles havins etllrsd to-day. Ig IL
said tnat y London SVndiceto has re-
canily pgrohssed 100 90 shares OF
Union faoltis stock.
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TYLER, Nov. 2.-[Spsclsl.I-County
Judge Johu n. Dunosn was to, i'll 70
hold court to-day, and it stands ad-
JJHvnxd 40 II tar eNJ reaul tr tri IA.
Pha Two Henryr, VIM have be n run
p'ng 'h9 Boa Tpu rastGurAnt In this
city for severa months ps7i, skipped
lhe town l.st nignt and left sundry and
Divers bills unpald, amounting 20 over
$500 They Toso Thought TO uo hOneat,
Hsrd- HosEiuE Gormsns, Nad wer4
trusted by soHe of our bsst mer-
chants.
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WAsHINaToN, Nov. 2.--For tho West
Gulf States: Clear weather, followed
during wednesday by local rains;
sli2htly warmer winds, generally
southerly.
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H.nors to the Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2. --rhe old
state house bell over Independence
hall, was tollsd to-dgy during the fu.
neral ceremonies over tho remains of
General McClellan.
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Gan Pay riftg aai ssvsaty-sIvs Cent,
ON tho Dollar

ON tho Dollar.
CLEVELAND, D Nov. 1T IL stated
that George Summers, 81, propds.or
of he Russian Iron Mile, who maio
an assisunient llnt Saturday,, owinr
ME employees S7W0, csa USy 10 10 a
c0als 0n tho dol.sr &c, re- Summers,
r., who Wan Hlapr sfAd oi
carrying away 5000 OF
hi. fS,h0r's mOdey, ard for whose mr.
rCstS warrant wax issued, returned
II lmS to-iRv frOm Cincinnati. He
prOvaH cpnclutlvsly that he Mas no Ia.
interest Ia the min, Nnd that he had
noDo Of his fathers money with him.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Tho pIesl.
dent to-day appointed owen J. Rourse,
Of Missouri, Ia bo UDilsd States a,tor-
uey for tho Territory OF Arizons.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2.-As O tribute
Of respect to General Mcclellan, the
Montgomery artillery fred national
salute az sunrise.
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Cslnars - tho aIst.

wAsuISsrss, Nov. 2.-'rhe total
coinsge executed at the mints during
.ihe month ~ October was S. go 0.S, 81
which So 100000 wss stsndarI doilNei
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ALssal an Iid.x In New Yorls

New YORK, Nov. 2.-To-morro =
election day, being n legal holiday in
this State, all exchanges and banks
will ba cloxed.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Tho pceSi
don't lef, Washing on OH tho 7:l5 trair
for Buffalo. ELe wac accompanied By
NV. 3. Bissel, Ot Buffalo. DO viii
return TO Washington "Wednesday
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

For fifteen years they have steadily gain
ed In favor, and with sales constantly In.
crossing have becon tho most popular
corset thlougn ont the United states
The q quality ~ warranted to wear twice
as l. az he ordinary corsets We 0Rvs
lately introduced the G. and r III Grades,
with extra long waist, and we can furnish
them when preferred.
ighest awards from all the worlds great
fairs Fhe last medal received j. for III Tst
gree Of meri, from The la'e Exposition
held at Now Orleans,
White sasres oil patents have been found
worthl IS, the princ pies of the Giove-p'it-
ng have proved invaluable.
Ret Tiers are authorized to refund money
If, on examination, these Corsets DO not
urove as represented. For sale everywhere.
Catalogue free on application.
TBOWPS0E. LANGDON & CO., N Y.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

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