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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

Disbclicvcrs in the Hudson BAY
route make much ado about the return
of the steamer Alert to st. Johns,
after an Intellectual attempt ut reach
ing some Of the observing stations.
Had she been making for the straits,
however. instead of bearing hard to.
wards The land she would doubtless
not have met with any injury.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

Auburn. six miles south of st.
Thomas. will probably market more.
wheat this year in proportion to the
size of the place than amy other town
in the territory. there being five
elevators and only few business
places.
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D. s, land once. Grand Forks, D. n. Auv, 3. 1ss

U. s. Land Office. Grand Forks, D. T.. Aug. g. 1885
Complaint having been entered at this Office on
June 9Th, 1885, by James H. Nemmins. against
Charles J. Brown. his heirs, administrators OF az
signs for failure to comply with law ss to timber
culture entry No. 1919, dated November 9Oti 1872,
upon the se Or, sec 9. 1851 n, e ". in rembina
county, Dakota. with view to the cancellation of
eaid entry: contestant alleging that the raid Chas
J. Brown, his heirs executors aud administrators
have not themselves or either Of them planted or
caused 70 be planted ten acres Oftrees cuttings
Or mos
culture claim. the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear at this Office on the 18th day Of
November. 1855, at O'Clock a. m. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning sud alleoed failure
BENNETT & OKEIfE, b. e. TIFFA.SY,
81 Attorneys. -s.,:Eter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21
yorlCerOcREplroK,

NUIIC6 TVCNEUtT
In TIM matter Of the estate of Henry r. Adams,
deceased.
All persons having clsims against said Henry
r. Adams, deceased, are required t. exhibit the
came. with the necessary vouchers, to the un
dsrsignsd admini.ttstsix ofssid estate, Ct the Of
ma. In the county Of Fembina. Territory Of Dakota
and that four months have been limited ~ The
time for creditors 70 present their claims against
said estate.
Dated this 2sth day Of July, 1855.
KNEEsHAw 4 BEvANs. ELIZABETH ADAMS.
IL Attorney. Administsatrtx,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

The Winnipeg Free Press says 1t
knows Of one job in connection with
the late war, out of which the original
contractors cleared 100000.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

Inc Bottineau Pioneer, IL new
journalistic venture, comes to lis from
Bottineau county. The Pioneer makes
a good beginning and will doubtless
huyr a. nroSDprouS f,,ture
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

Grip proposes for young Canada a
new party with new issucs-prollibit-
ion. abolition OF the senate. reciprocity
and civil service reform.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

Grand Forks has had considerable
work to do in the way of shipping
tramps back to Winnipeg that were
left after the tiremen's tournament
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

The Winnipeg Times has ceased to
exist. the Manitoban having absorbed
it. The latter will now be the govern.
mcnt moutllpiecc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21
T',e11io''<<r4*
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PEMBINA co.
Published every Friday morning, at Pembina
D. I. Subscription. $500 per annum, in advance.
rn1nAx A1,C1,s,i, ~ ,ors
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1885.

The vicinity of Bclville. Ontario,
was visited with a heavy frost last
week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

The Park River Gazette comes to lis
now in All enlarged form. Bro. Bates
is making IL success Of his paper.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

The tone of the Toronto Mail and
other government organs now seems
to point to Ricl's reprievc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

The following blanks will be ,ound in
stock n. the PIONEER EMPRESS Office, and
will be sent to amy address ut the follow
inc prices:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21

ANNUAL Township u. citing. -.
Justice quarterly ::
Notice Of m, ting Of Township SUP rvisor,... ::
Notice 10 district clerk Of election of justice.
Notice Of lection or appointment ..............
Notice TO district cl rk of election oiconstabc i
Road Petitions ............... :;
Release OF Damage. .................. :,
Supervisors Account OF Annual Township
MCctili.
Township bonds.
NSii'it HNt'
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Assignment of chattel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Affidavit 10 extend lien of cliattal mortgage.
Bond OF decd. .......
Long form chattcl mortgage.
MtIlH-S N't'l
Mortgage not ,tcupon
Notice clatci NEST .a.p sale. .................
Noiccut real estate mortgage s;lc.................
'lui,-eia:,n decd
Satista. tlen OF Mortgage (riiattcl, i...........
Satisfaction OF Mortgage. Crcal estate y.....
Short form chai' +! nv Observation-Disclosures.
Warranty deed
LAND lEl,'E HANKS
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Petition for allowance al executors and AL
lniniStrnt1r'S accounts.
Petition for al,oiitn III al guardian ...........
Petition for Gcc1cc-SrltinG apart honest All.
Petition nrcXtension Of time To settle estate.
Petition !,rl tiers Observation-Disclosures.
Petition i'r license II sell personal prof. erty..
Petition for iiccnS II sill real estate. .,...,....
Pctitioncf executor presenting Will 10: pro-
Petition TO admit foreign will to pro''al A......
Proof of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-21
5000 Acres Of Timber Lands

Situated on the Red River. in Polk, Marshall and
Khtson Counties, Minnesota. There lands are in
the vicinity Of Grand Forks, Marvel. VAUDEVILLE,
Levant, Acton. 1t. Andrews, DraytOn, Pittsburg
and Bowcsmont. and will be sold as a whole in
the different sections or in government suh-divis
sions TO- suit purchasers. Terms essy For further
particulars write or apply to above.
DRAYTON Pembina Co., DAKOTA.
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lcritis' Ccrtiuyast. of Mortgage SALE.
hISTkIl"I I,Nl,pE

Nht1iIa!IHhtl"h Uhl''rS-sHr"ll'l lhi'trs hnu
proof
sunmonS-reiet-co rlaiui fled
Sum.n"ns-in"ne. demand, complaint i!el...
summons-nloneyy demand. complain, served
Satisfaction of
Undertaking lUrn,tachmcnt Observation-Disclosures.
l'nl r,akiuG on di>cargiug attachments ........
Undertaking III icpicvi,,..
ludegtakin. hy dctcu'i;li, in rcplc, iu..........
Warrant Of .......
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ave Il prosperous future.
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Order n!tiim. foreign vii! 10 proI'at ,........
Order ALLOW in.t ni,accouut Observation-Disclosures.
Order allowing guardians acknowledgements.
Order allowing separate inventory .....,..........
Order lppnintin" Administered Observation-Disclosures.
order appointing Guardians
Order approving bond avn; 10 issue letters.
Orcr confirming ale of real e-lat ...,......,.....
l,utiliom of minor DECENTRALIZATION nj OF gLAgtliaM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
FROM AUSTIN.
MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL.
Raging Their Passenger Taxes--Tarrant
County to DO sued-gncresse In
Observation-Disclosures Fiied--Per-
sonai Points and 0thsr
Capital News Notes.

AUSTIN, Oct. l6.-- (Speclai.l - The
Texas Transportation company paid
their passenger tax to-day.
Tho $1,000 interest on school money.
borrowed by Tarrant county, hiss besn
overdue many mouths, aud If not paid
soon 1t IL probable that legal proceed
ings will be instituted.
ihe assessed values Ia Johnson
county increased $4,000. This total in
crease IN the State, with about dozen
oonnties to hear from, is Sl4, 400,007.
Tho comptroller to-aRy deposited
100000 70 tho credit Of the available
school fluid and $4,000 Is tho credit OF
the general raVeme,
The Electric Light ard Power com
p9hy, Fort Worth, capital stock SOS coo
illud a charter to-dey.
About half the taxesdue by non-ra.-
identi owning property In unorgan-
ized counties has bsep paid, Witch
leaves tho lis0 SO small that "a wtl
hardly bo advertised.
Mr.. Bon Pillow, the efficient maua-
ger Of the telegraph Office here, has
dcollp0d tho position OF ASSISTANT post
III aston, rendered him by Postmaster
Johnson. nn0 1t has Boon offered TO Mr
id. Walker, most excellent geutle
man, who ia we'll known In Dallas ant
other Texas ciLios.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

WAXAHAcuIE, Oct. TO- Especial f.
Nino Of tho various caves against John
FSrreo, ct oil, for debt aud attachment,
were tried this week. The plaintiffs
rot Judgment for tho principal IN tho
several cases, but lost tho interest az
tho defendant entered u ploa OF ugury.
The new iron bridge oyor Waxa.
hachia crock, 0t tho foot of Lafayette
atreet, bailt by tho Canton Bridge com
pany, ofCant0n, 0hio,and pnt in by A,
II. Ardorson, has just bsen finished,
and VIII be formally opened to.mor-
row.
Robert Davenport, boy IL wears
old, has picked 1925 pounds OF cotton
this season up to date.
On account OF tho blockade, cotton
has takon tumble, though It contln-
ues 20 conn In lively, and is bringing
SAD to 8 50. Tho depot platforms, ware
houses aud cotton yards arc all full.
Wheat brings 70 cents and cotton seed
10 cents.
Mrs. A. Il, Farley has returned from
months solourn In Missouri.
Rlv. ID. II. Grafton has resigned his
position NJ pastor OF tho Cumberland
Psesby terian church on account OF
III heath.
Mrs. Val q. Giles, of Austin, Ia In the
city la the interest of the disabled ex-
Confederate Soldiers Home OF Austin.
She ~ the guest OF her sister, Mrs. z.
=. Bot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
ARLINGTON.


Meeting of the FRrmeYa' Alliance OF Tar
Present and = Coed Flmo Expert
encad
ARLINGTON, Oct. lG -.[Specisl. THE
Farmers Alliance Of Tarrant county
met hero this moraing at 10 o'clock,
with Mr.. b. Z. Dwlggins, OF Grape
vine, presiding, aud Mr.. II. g. Moore,
Of Double Springs, sc secretary.
Fran tho hour OF converting until
1890 O'Clock, Tho mOatilg conducted its
business with ClOSeG doors aud the
plying eye OF no reporter was admit
tea there. AZ tho hoOr above mon
TONED tho laeotiuG adjoured until $50
p M anu dinner was announced. Aud
sueh g dinner! A least Ut Tor tho
Boda was spread ont and 81 welcome
invitation extended so all 20 walk IN
and cat to their M.
Aiter dinner was over th9 mombars
Of the order scattered around In susU
groups, and discussed tho interests oil
mo farming GLASS, enjoying q good 40.
cial time generally.
~ 2;jS p, mr. tho UaGGtjgg resgsonl.
bledi aud the rep0rtor, with all othorB
VIE we're not members, Wer1 COM
PEELED tOretire.
The object Of tho meeting, as stated
10 uS by one OF Tho or5a WAS 10 diacuss
matters por.Sining 10 tae welfare OF
The farming olags, and 10 urge other
farmers 10 join In thoir ranks,
The order OF tho FArners' Alliance
wsg organized IN Tmrant comfy ina
NovemhaT, 1854 nth only fow rIem-
bors' Now it Is ropressntad bv so sub.
alliances with amoiabership az 1900,
IN Fort Worth on tho S.h instant, tho
Alliance men sold Cos bales OF cotton
nj an average price OF S.071I cents.
Mr. Moore, tho gentlemaniv secre-
taryi informed tho reporter that the
order was now stronger than ever be-
toro, aud tho membership rapidly In
cregsing.
About 500 mombera were present
to-day comprising representativoB
from nearly every lodge In the county.
AZ ESQ tho meeting adjourned to
inset NJ Smithileld, Tarrent county,
on the third Fclday In January, 1886.
There Is pleasant social party in
proEross at Tho residence of Mr.. b. NJ.
Msthers, tonight, where all the eiite
OF lhis vioiuity sre enjoying thom-
selves hugely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

DENIsoN, Oct, 1G.--LSpoolal.l-Is is
reported on tho streets to-day that Mr.,
Gardner, an express messenger run
ming from this CITY 20 Fort Worth,
drew one-fith Of tho capital prize la
the Louisiana lottery, amounting TO
Fourteen wagon-loadg Of cotton
came IN yesterday from sherman. The
FARMERS Alliance had charge of II.
Colonel Streoper has charge OF tue
Nolonnade hotel and Will mako Sow
eral changes la that popular resoft
tigot away, paptring the uflice and
several OF the best rooms, aud hxing
up generally. Tina rates, also, have
oesn reduced 10 81 day.
a civil engineer was looking over
,ne ground nOar Denls0u yesterday.
ne would NOS intern tho reporter for
whss purpose, but tho gon0ral Impress
ION Is that he was ia thu employ OF
the MARSHALL n Northwestern rairosd.
doe Meadows bought half interest
IN tho White Elephant saloon to-day,
and Will take cnarge of tho establish
meni. Joe Ia we'll acqusinted ct this
place, aud will no doubt Keen the renu-
.etipn OF tho saloon &C its present high
|ktatus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
CT. A NCEY
Have Your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order at Cancev

Co., bankers, at whitney, has con-
GUIDED To move TO misplace. Mr.. Car
ruin mas met with all the encourage
Aent he expected from capitalists
here and say he is satisfied with the
sltuslon' He has gone 20 Dallas To-
Gay 70 order Sis safe.
Another brick building will soon bs
erected in EOrn0y. No other town IN
teSa5 can boast OF the same progress
THIS t1Wn has made in the last twelve
months, A bank ls all we nave ever
here.
Captain Ligon returned from Terrell
to-day.
Captain G.. j. Penn. Of Waxahaohie,
Is 90 The Forney hotel.
Il. M. Christian, knight of tho grip,
Ia in the city,
A communication was received from
the sheriff OF Laelede county, Mis-
souri,, inquiring where the parents OF
thomas SamplV lived, who was re-
Gently muIdHts7 ah9re bg two negroes.
Mr.. S2mply i1lma,lv lived hero. He
was from HSwosvtile, Kentucky, and
WAS very nice gentleman.
RaV. Mr.. Tampiaton, Of Dallas, a
cumberland Presbyterian minister,
hSS ceen employed 70 preach mere onc5
IN each month.
I. M. Turner, one of cur popular
grocsrymoni returned from Dallas TO-
dsy, where Ae purchased q consider
able stock.
Captain Joe Cunningham, county at
torney, was ia Forney yeasserdev on
legal business.
MlSs Kate Mcleod, OF Dallas, Is OK.
pagted hero soon 10 teach music.
Cotton is coEing in rapidly. The
gins are crowded alt the while, being
compelled 10 run hslt of each night
r~o gins mere nave Riungd over 1900
DAle9 this season. OoJton seed is
worth 50 per ton
Forney is soon TO have % grcat ball
In .ho hayden building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
Bellevue.

BEILEvuE, Oct, l5,--[Crrrespnud-
enco,l There 10 q notable incrossa In
hcreceipts Of cotton.
This section had beautiful rair the
early part Of tho week and seek
watec Ia plentiful.
,tuiluentIai parties are about TO e.
pie'e an arrangement to put in q : I'd
ilouring niill at This place.
MessrS. g. w. Myers, of Leggott &.
Myers st. Louis, and j. W. Terry,
Sou9rro, New Mexico, arc In town thu,
wesh. Those gentlemen purchased
inc stock Of tho Red River Cattle COM
pspy Tor the MagdalepR Land and Cat
,.!e compeny, OF New Mexico, and are
moro looking after their interests.
Thota were q cars Of cattle shipped
from This place today.
This cluniy lE having ils full quota
or thl immigrants. Many of them
are buying property hore, and thous.
snds OF dollars worth OF improve
ments are being laid out by thom in
tho county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

BEpwNsvtLLR, ocA 10 Tsp ocisLl t.
Yesterday she body OF Gor,rudio Ne.
varro WAS found near Las Aualitas, ON
tho other side OF The river, lie had
hoou murdered, hisaisassiu7 shooting
him from bahiud. His horse and
other property arc mlssing. Navarro
was peddler and lived Ia Hidalgo
county.
Tho Mexican authoritios have rocnv-
cred 40 Maria 0erara, Tsmaslipas,sev
eral horses stolen from Mr.. Werb8lso,
Of thlS city, thr0o weeks ago.
Fsrcuti Fi0rc, died here yesterday
from lockliw, calsed by running a
rusty nail into his band.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
PIsCOs.
Great sala OF Lots--uovcrnur Gibbs
Getting In ITis Work.

Great sals OF Lota--uovcrnur Gibbs
Getting In Ills Work.
PEcos, Oct. Speoial. 1.-The salo
OF town lois AZ this place was com.
ple.od today. Tho sales of to-day,
added to those Of yesterday, foot up
S5i52A5O, making this tho largest salo
ever made In tho state, which gooa to
show that tho people have great faith
IN tho development OF Woht Texas.
All who attended tho ISLE ara we'll
plonsOd, both with tho ponplo of shls
section aud tho cpuusry.
Many Visitors went wopt to-day 90
~ Paao ard VIII return enst in a few
davs.
AZ tho opening of the salo this
morning tho railway company do
ssted lot to the first boy bora In the
town since tho removal of the town
rom me old sito 20 tho present loca.
ton, governor Gibbs boin x In favor OF
Rlving che girls an equal showing
Win tho boys, and knowing tho
,upor.anoo OF encouraging population,
very generously donated a choico LOT
20 10 gwen 10 tho first girl
ernor has added many irienda 10 his
long list In this section. and tho manila
or West Texas look upon MIN A. bp.
INK their friend, aud one they oan do.
pend ON TO do all he can In Ina way OF
mo settlement and development Of
joe Means, of Gsinesville. will pub-
iisn paper hero AZ once. ufhe Pecos
paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

BAIRD, oct. l6.-[spocial From
many little circumstance it is now
conc dad tina. the mob that camo horo
aflw dsy1pss,, came with tho inten-
lion OF lynching Price, aud not OF
rolesslug hin, as at first thought.
Some of this mob, on tholr return
hsme, behaved very badly ia and noar
tho rosideAco of John Collins. The
grand jury VIII DO in session on Non
day whom there will be- y thorough
investigation made, aud it is 20 DO
hoped that some of tho vioa.ors of tho
aw VIII hG punished.
We have hul rein all around ia, but
not C. drop here.
Our city has boon much Improved by
some ns ;hd o,Issns having had the
streets cleaned, Several realdsnces
are rniog ~ Business Va q lilt,o bs,
ter, GUuHn lar from good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
TYLER.
Nurderer Oaptured-suprOmo Court Nc.
Clsions.

CiHi9ns.
TYLER, Sept. l6.-[special. l-Jordan
Adams, who killed a man by tho namo
CT Morick, IS months ago in Kaufman
county, near Elmo, YVES arrested here
to-day by Colonel Marsh, our efficient
sheriff. He made his escape 90 the
time OF the killing ana, although q re-
ward OF $500 was offered for mis- aOpre-
BENSON, no nus, up 20 this sine, oyaded
arrest. Ho s9amed quito badly
buoekod out whom hrst arrested but
at56rward grew detiInt aud sgil, "ya5
/ didit but there Is only one witness
against mo, and he IDA nigger.p
Colonel Marsh will leave fer KRuf-
man with his prlsouar on Jo-niPhps
traini and 1t IL Thought he will have
no trouble IN obtaining tho promised
reward.
tho supreme court to-day affirmed
tho case OF the international ~ Great
Northern railroad We. Mary Ormand,
rom Anderson county, and tho csso
OF the Missouri Pacific railway Vs. L.,
Watts, from Anderson county.
The case o. Maggie y. Reiding, o.
al. Vs. j. nj. Boyd, OF 81, from Ander-
son county; Yves reversed and re-
mended,
w. FL. and f, Taylor ys. Granville
Morrim, from Gregs county; reversed
and remanded.
Tummi9 Pelham, o. al. vs.. Melissa
Murray, OF al, from Henderson
county, reversed gnd remaudod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
SAY ANroNIo.
The Way san Antonio Merchants Were
Dupsd by "a Genuine Fraud--Sensation
in Business CiycleS-A Pitched Battle.

The Way san Antonio Merchants Were
Dupsd by "a Genuine Fraud-Sensation
in Business CiSCleS-A Pitched Battle.
SAN ANToNIo, Oct. l6.-ISpe0iRl. =
Nows from Eagle Pass says; Mr..
Antoine Oppenhoimer, OF the firU, OF
d. x A. oppenheimor, Of San Au.
tonic, surprised every ono here by
iisvSlng nv attachment ON the store OF
NJ Is, Sp,ro y Co., OF tuie PLACE iO
satiEiy the plalm oe s. go for mev.
chaauiss and money furnished the
house. Since this action, attachments
have followed steadily, and it ia nov.
figured shat ye liabilities viii reach
Sl5,OO0O, Nnd the ssSe.s, $1,000 on $500,
the credi urS being y. q A, Open
heimer, A, 3. Nra0k & Co., Hugo &
Schmoitzar, st San Antonio,
and NJ. L. Oppauheimer and
other sm9ll claimants here. SpTo
came here about eight months ago, aud
began peddliDg with 80 pack. SOon at
forward he op9ned ups small store ia
part Of Laduer's bank huilding, Then
came porteatiOus legal Documents
from Europa, 81 sting that he had fallen
heir to 10000 marks, by the death OF
his father, aud hoGvy boom set in tor
Spirc, San Antonio merchants gladly
selling him all re wanted. Ho moved
into larger quarters, Reports reached
this country OF tho lalsity OF tho pur-
| ported will, aud hts creditors closed In
on him as TOLD. Spirois now in Piedras
Nesras, Mexico, md tue whole town ia
roaring With laughter Ovec his esca
pades. Rumors Of tha affair given ia
| tho above dispatch, were on The streets
OF San Antonio the last two days, Fol.
| lowing the report OF the Inherited for
tune, came foreign exchange 10 the
amount Of about $1,000, aud large
amount OF this was exchange for goods
and money. Day before yesterday
tine exchange was reEurDod 40 value
less Suo Mr. spiro'S creditors moved
upon HIM ut once. The belief was
current hore yesterday tha5 Spir1 nss
boon Yictmized, or that tho exchange
was returned on account of some ir-
| regularity, % h:s friends say It. he had
known It was fraudulent he would
not haYa settled down 90 business
where he would he certain to ba
caught up with. Whatever tho stua
ton il 10 cnrtainly h3s created sensa
ton In business circles hore.
Atthe Lone Star brewery this morn
ms, three white and three colored
employees engaged in q. desperate
fight, in which groW-bSrs, sleage.ham-
mers, bricks, Knives, etc, were used.
Nh9 whites we're badly worstea
Henry Cremar was cut In the leg and
badly bruised; HUFFMAN had his skdll
msShod with an eight-ponnd sledge.
hammer, and is very low to.night; Os-
Wald, the third, German, was badly
used up, but cannot DO found. The
negroes were not hurt. Ono of them
Jeas9 Evan, was captured; the other
two escaped by swimming tho river,
but viii b5 caught Tho row origina.
ted IN tho desire OF tho negroes &c
drink from the same glass az the
white mon, which request was no.
fused,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

Mr.. CALM, Oct. l6.--[Spsclnl. l-Yos,
torday afternoon Mrs. Nj. +. Coates 10.
turned from visiting ut tho residence
OF DR.. Il. w. SsnGorson aud missed
her pockotbook, containing over siOe
She suspected tho DOCTORS serysn,
girl. Late In thu evening the purse
minus tho money, was found outside
DR.. Sandoraon's yard. Tnis morninp,
however, che "found" IL, after very M,
tle trouble N searching for It, and 10.
turned IT, She il Galveston imports.
ton. :"
Maier w. Il. Kirkpatrick ami wit,
nave returned from the 81, Loula OK.
position, and pronounce II q grand
succeBs. e'
Cotton 10 coming in lively, and 4,
turning out better than was generally
Thc Texas & 81. Louis railway Ia got.
ting moro cotton and cotton seed ia
maui than they can handle, hut expccl
20 DO able to meet all demands for cars
very noon.