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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-19
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.

organized Here Yesterday Officers
Elected Committees Appointed,
spoeches Made - The Proceedings In
Full.
'Pursuant to call, a number of the cit
zens whose sympa.hies nse enlisted in
the Irish cause, met at The Rednen's
nall, yesterday, for the purpose of form
ms = branch organization of tho Irish
National Lesgue.
me meeting was called to order at
2 o'clock by Mr.. James Moroney, who
was, on motion, made temporary
chairmen. The meeting thon pro-
ceedeo TO the election OF permanent
officers, which resulted az ioIlows:
Presidept, james Moroney; vice presi.
DEM, Patrick Burke; secretary, Barry
Miller; treasurer, John Brady.
Mar. w. j. Moroney moved that a
COMMITTEES OF three be appointed to
make a draft of constitution ana by.
laws Tor tho government OF the Orusn-
izaton, 70 be reported at the next
meeting.
The motion having boon adoplei.
Inc chair appointed as such committed
Messrs. w. j. Moroney, James Scan
Ian and w. M. O'Leary.
| Inc seore'ary WAS then instructed to
open lists Tor the enrolment of names
OF those who aimed to become meyn-
Ders OF Inc organization. This he did,
ana In few minutes some 10 names
were gwen IN, accompanied by an in
iustion leo OF 81.
Tho president laid before the meet
ing communication from Now Or
ieans, IN which it was stated that Mr..
M. D, Ryan, OF Philadelphia, who ia
cahyass,ng tho country In the Interest
on tne National League, would yisit
IoNaa, making Dallas ono Of his stop
ping points. Ii was moved that the
chair appoint four members, who, with
tne preslcent, should constitute a COM
nntt9e who should correspond with
MI, Ryan IN reference TO hia visit here,
for meeting In this civ 10 be nd.
Creased by him.
Inc motion was ad0ptes, aud ia 40.
cordanoe herewith the chair appotntad
Messrs, Hugh Blskepey, James CON
roy, G. Treacy aud Frank Sreenon.
Nj. L. Il. Miller being called upon,
made sn eloquent speech of Ave or ten
minutes. he said no didn't know
much about the minutin of tho orgsni-
zstlon, but he knew that its great oh
Ject waato aid in the advancement Of
tho cause OF free government In Ire
LAND, and that any movement which
mac that Tor It's object no would enter
ints, heart and soul. ave come,v
said he. $50 Organize Tor tho assistance
OF the foremost man of the sge, tho
man who atands foremost in the great
est contest now being wGged on oaith.
TINS IL = contest of brain, not of force,
and the man who leads II Ia doing
battle with the foremost think
ers, tho most eminent states
men OF the British realm, whose
opposition no has met time aud again
upon The floor Of tho British Pariia
ment, and whom he hiss in every case
overcome. Younger than Ei.inerJt.
no is yet greater than Bismark, and
stands to-day tho foremost man In oil
this world" Tho speaker ,hen dis.
!. cnssytbAh s..h & Rt,kAded4sx aigh the Par:
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GENERAL MARKETS.

h. KANSAS CITY.
h.ANsAs CITY, Oct, IL The 1.-Two Stock
uleator reports. Cattle Receipts, ~;
lpments noAe; good steady; common
euk anu slow; Workers, 2 % to $50; good
vnolce shipping, 400 10 $40; common 10
you,utn, ~ 10 1 50, Gtockers and feeders,
co. 10 "; cows, 2Oo to 500; grass Texas
vers, 2.tl TO 800.
1nogs.Reeeipls, S,O2j; weak and cents
wer at $50 to3.tO.
sheep- Receipts, 2ll; shipments none !;
Nuy lair 10 good, 260 TO 3. 20; common
medium, 81 to go.
wheat higher; osah, Is; November, 70 H.;
eember blh bid.
orn quieti cnsh, Slsl bid; November
2n,nsl. year, % bid.
oa's nominal; y asked
ST. LOUIS.
r. LOUIS. Oct. IL Cattle Receipts,
shipments, 300; supply too small to
se market, and only u small local
ade done.
Hog.ooRecelpis, 1900; marke. easy and
wat $50 TO a.s0.
SHEEP Receipts, 100; shipments, 800; no
Epiy and nothing done.
iour unchanged.
Wheat very active; opened firm and nd
need l.i 10 II, which brought out. very,
Wy oiie'iugs, aud the market broke IL
~ iatcr n portal rally .oncuircd, but
evs closet l.S to 9a under yesterday |;
sfod, cash, % -, November, Dijs TO
slosins pi'a, December. yjs to l.vos,
isr'ngsO,s; May, lOai TO Ito az, closing
Srn steady bu, dead and dull, except for
%, which IL very pctivo FOR export; NO.
Aeu, cash, Spl1S; November, 30.
p y. nrin but dull: No. : mixed, cash, 2iss
N5.ai May, cDIs.
Svtn meal quiet ati.SO.
Misty steady at LOS.
Nv DOL mn nh au,,ad
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HARDWARE AND "DETAILS,

AxEs-Collins, y dozen, 500; Gold Dol.
lar, q dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, ~ doyeu,
$50; Double Bit, t700.
sKILLErs AND LIps-iAc y III sugar
TIN PLATK--I. G. lOxli, = box, $. 90; l. q.
liX2N. ~ box, s 90; Texno lix2D, IS box, 7 30;
Terne, 20x2S, - box, II 90.
TINwARE-Picced. discount 81 a cent
stamped, discount 80 Z, cent.
soLDER-No. l, &c; No, y and X, lSc 4, n
DUCK HORSE CoLLARS-No. l, % n doz
HAMgs:,Two loop, $50 n dozen; three
loop, $40 f3 dozen
TAcKs-.1n boxes, 100 papers, Q 90 n box.
GRu1 HoEs--R dozen, 76o: 'allrosd
picks, e dozen, $50.
MATTocRs.-f dozen, $50.
RUBBER BELTINa-- Discount 50 n cent.
NAILs--S 90, rate.
SuovELs AND SPADEs-Rowland's dis
count ~ per cent; Ames' list, steel goods
discount 10 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HArDwARE--Shatts, tnlshed
e.W; poles, boo slngletrees, wagons, NO.
lect, LIS; buggy, , Is; express, $50; wagon
i.75; coupllne poles, i.75; srokes, KIN, Sc.
lcct, z 10; INK, $50; sawed lelloes, ~, LIS,
., 200, Bowden shoes, 500; northwestern
horse nails, No.G, 600; 7, B,25; y, 500, bar
iron, 10 ratoi pillow steel, 7ci spring steel
Sci cast steel, $50.
iiuaGirs-6rade ", and spring top, o. .oJ
10 svO.Vv; do. open, 1000 TO 5000; do. side
spring top, 10000 70 1880; do. side bar,
l000o 70 $50 20; do. phmtons, 1890 TO 100 ~;
grade A, side spring, 1000 10 az. 90; do.
phmtons, l5o.0O 10 sD0.uC; bump seat buggios
10 ~ TO 2jn.0o; platform springs, ITO 10 ID
l2O. up.t hree spring wagons. pl.0l IN lbs.
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PRINrs--Morrlmack, fancy, d liz; Man.
chester, d; Arnold, 5x; American, s
Pacific, 6l-2; Hamilton, s; Gloucester
81; Gloucester, mug, 3 ~; 0louceste,
s slxGr grey g E SM Allsn q Lodi, AZ
y; Allen pink and purple,G; simpson sii.
yer grey, 9; Richmond, pink and purple, 8
Dunneil snirting, 4 10; RagattN shifting
~ Allen check, 6Ai Peabody, black, 8 l.s
Simpson, black, q; Rosodale, Az
gusta, o.; Ettrlch LII, 5ls; Charter Oak, az,
Live Oak, 4 International, Q i.2; Lenrcnca
| III, D; Glendale, 94i Enterprise, O; Glen.
dale, rs Boat AL, Tl.2; Admission, IL?
BROWN suIRTiNa-Cae Iron, 3; Farm.
crS, IL; Honest 1l.i pocahontas, J "a,
Lockwood, 3d. MnnetobS, 5 III; Bedford
| Il, Ia.
BLEAcnEp suIgTiNo-Now yorh, 10 ~
Wamsutta, 10Y; Langdon, 0; Lonsdaio, S,
i.onsdale comhrc, ~; Masonville, ID l-2.
c rra,, OF o, .ne LsoSm' va Gold Medal, leg;
Observation-Disclosures, A Q A, 10; Amos,
keag A. -: Swift River, ~; STANDARD
,g; Easion Xx, lOI<i Enstrn IA, 10;
Oakland fancy, .tAi Acme ODD, slS;
I?if; slbley Awning, 10,
Standardization, 49,; Thorndyke
~ American, o; Rock River, y; liaicirh,
VA Unknown, s-s, oAi jewott City, ~
| UNKNOWN. U.3, 10.
DrsiMs -Amoekoag, i2,l; Otis, la,S,
York, 1874 Warren, lSi..
| CHECKS AND PLAIps-Muunt Pleasant,
Catruba, IA; Old Dominion, 7, Mem.
Bhis, Ia; Queen CITY. . Ia; Augusta, !;
Tsnnessee, 70; Cottonlalc, =; Cumberland
Check, 7, Ribloy, 7 81.
| Observation-Disclosures Id; Setorville, y;
Westvtlle, !; Bates Dress Plaid, .; Scotch
y; II l.2; Amoskeag, y Ia; Bclleview,
'i,2, Washington,s; wlpdemerc, 10
Unknown. 3. h., Ia; Slhley, p9.E Glen
Riddle, l.2i Harrisburg, Ia; slater, 4:
Everett, ID; Boss, 9, Silverdale, b; Ar.
iplngton, v; Victoria, IL; 1ormanle, u 10;
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FROM WACO.
THE CAPTURE OF j. w. WHITE
BY Detectivo--His Arrival mt wnco
festerdsy Evening" in Company
With Constable j Shnston-He
Lays the Trap for Bhsseif.
Says He's Innocent.

Waco, Oct. ls.--Tspecial. The cap
ture Of J. w. White, who ran away
with Bottle rsel, his wire's sister, re-
ported to you last aighs asa rumor, is
confirmed. They arrived Mt Cisco az .
p m. yesterday, ON the west-bound
Texas Il Pacific train, and when they
stopped on the platform were sreeted
by Deputy sheriff Johnuon, of Cisco.
who had warrant fer Whites arrest.
1t was their purpose to go from Cisco
to Carbon Station, on the Central rail-
road, 'ew miles south Of Cisco.
Ihis Ii tho station TO which
White shipped his chest of tools
iron Waco, Snd the shipuent
was the clue thst led tn his arrest, as
the detectives surmised that after
leaving Tyler TO which plaoe they had
certain evidence ne had gomez he
would next make for Carbon, and
wsuld bs competed 10 go over the
Texas d Pacific road to get tsere. He
hlmseit SEE tho trap into which he
walked. He was TO be brought
to Waco tnis evening by Constable
johnson. Bette Teal was not nr-
rested ut Ennis, but came on here to-
dav with White.
When White arrived he was met
at tho depot by his wife. and had 4
private consultation of several min.
uteg, after which Mre. White, Bet.
TIC Teol and J, NJ. resl went to q no.
tel, and White was carried to iaij
whore he WAS interviewed this
evening. Whits aava he viii asl,
for examining trial an soon AS possible
an q IL sure no will be discharged, ~
no thing criminal can be charge
against bin. He says his sole idea
was TO place Miss Toel in reepeots.
bic family nonr Cisco, where she could
have a good home, % she could moi
live in peace in his house, aud he,
brothers being bachelors, she hnd nc
home with thsm. He eYows the sirl
ia pure and unframed. Mr.. Teel de,
clded this evening to remain here.
Tho following are thu receipts Of cot.
ton for the week that closed last niaht
rs we'll 40 the receipts since Septom.
Der /:
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SHKRMAN, Oct. 1S.-Tspecial l. rns
gentlemen who went from QUE CITY l,
the sale Of town lots az Pocos, rs.
turned this morning, highly plassaa
with their trip, snd ara loud iu their
praise of tho new city of the Wes,.
sunday Is a gre at day for our you np
men TO visit Denison, and this morn.
ing, according to custom, quite MN.
Der went over on the noon trsiu.
The "Good AN GoldS' combination
which hsS been III the city since Fri.
dsy, Slling 0heir engagement, left on
the o'c ok rrSin for gainesville.
Wnere tney play tu''uowow evsRiac.
Ihis afternoon, ~ per Invitation. 81
NUMBER OF gentlemen as sembled AT
the rece.track to witness the
presentation 80 +. A. Ryan, sec rotary
OF tho Driving PART: association of Ehe
hnelv.sppointeo office, which a uum-
Derof his ADM reis hat fitted no for
MIN. Judge Dllls, in /. few we'll .chosan
words, made THE presentation, whinh
tho recipient acknowledged ia a neat
speech, thanking hiN mapy friends for
Iheir KIND remsmoran3es, and promis.
ing IN the future, as in the past, TO
Iaoor Ior Tue adVancemen5 Of the Sher-
HGh DIIVIuS FStk HSsCclEtiOI.
Ihs friends OF Mr. Il. A. Ryan, who
hao subscribed for fiJtingUp his Office
~ me race track, wore considerably
Ghagrined upon reading an account of
IL In tnis mornings HERALD, rs they
intended IL for surprise. But thew
never mentioned secrecy 10 the CORE.
spondent, and ~ = matter of news II
vas put In. II did prove 70 DO news to
Mr.. Ryan, as the first intim alton he
nan or IL was upon reading 1t In THE
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Tcxns q st. Louis AIatinrs

MOUNT PHEASANT, Oct, 1S.--S. w.
fordyce, receiver; l.. b. Fish, master OF
transportation; J. w. Dickinson, su.
perintendent; A. Il. Buchanan.
superintendent of buildings and
bridges; f. II. PIacs, supe,intenCi-
en- Of telegraph, aud III. d.
nNlillon, chief clerk, sii officials of tina
eMas q 81. Louis railroad, passed
on tour ofinspection of tho road. rh6e,
opJect OF their tour is In reference IN
making the road STANDARD gauge. and
extending 1t to ST. Louis,
MILO csrs OF heavy steel reil passed
down to-day for Winona, 20 be used
on the Texas Il st. Louis road, whNre
thn small rail 10 beiug removed, and
we STANDARD rail substituted. Abuut
twenty cars OF STANDARD rail have
peen transported To Big Sandy,
ton days. '"' ''''
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bismarck In favor Of conference AZ
neri,n 20 revise the Berlin treaty.
LORD Salisbury diafavors the proposi.
.ion. Prince Bismarck replied that tha
nnle was innpportune, the elections IN
rsanns and England leaving the for
sign policies of shcss countries uncsr-
Al. Bc-t'ana, the Roumelian premier.
~ an intervtaw with Prince Bismsrck.
usnandrd that In the event OF the
Mlernt'nno OF the frSntlers of tho Balkan
psuVmces, The line OF Roumsnia be
aAnhuen south or tho Danube, 80 IA to
ahciosf s','sttis, Bstjsdeok and BATS
right TO fprtlfy those places. -
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iaon Ia 80. 80, N; asafotido. osc
Hops--Pressed, 20G2,c Il N.
IODINE Sublimatc, "a Il ID.
loDoFoaM-- i2c r. OF.
LEAVES Buchui lac Z, ID; sage, pressed,
as. rs I, ID; SIENNA. nc d b.
MERoURY--5Oc Il ID.
MoRPHINE--P. IL W., "A, SSO5 Is OF; p, &
W :, OF, s2S1; Smiths a, S27O; or, s2.55.
OILs-Bergamot, Sanderson's, S2.25 Is hi;
cassia, 81 20 = Ii; castor, sl.i5&I IS * gal;
cloves, SlN5 q ID; cubebs, Sil I, ID; lemon,
sanderson's, s. 90 {, hi peppermint, 81 q nj
sassafras, sc {, H.
.forAssIUh-- aromide, 4Oc z, ID; chlorate,
q ID. "''''
DovERS PowDEB S--$l 10 a 10,
QUININE-P. q W., ezs, SIC u or Z, MW,
e'oz canA, SIC s, on, Is. Il s b, o. Sic n or; II,
=. 5-oz cans, 79c q, or.
Red PRECtplrATE--s5c ~ H.
,soAP..Castlle,m ottled, Sgl0, {, ID; whito,
Cont Aal6c a 10. N'
sTRYCHSINg-Crystal, u, 81, go q or.
SULPHUR. SUto5c r II.
"a WAX BEEs--Yellow, SOC 4, Ii; white, 500
co. ~ ID,
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~ asSrhIt q o9nneeticnt. In tho interes.

Hartford, Connecticut. In tho intaras.
on blg cattle company.
Ms, Lsaper, tho youthful conductor.
VINO 10 seiest ladies' msu, aol who
n, Iii" soi,le GOOD woman y Honi aud
Wiling husband, is down with tho
dengue st Denigon. '.o
Mr, j., Brown, who has been pullinc
tne bsll-cori ON the Central a long
, Inns mas returned FROM y pr.tracted
VISIT 10 his old homo in Nsw York.
conductor J. w. Blown, Train Dis
nstchar John Mann, Engineer Gosbsr
SHAW, Fireman Nichols and the bag.
gage smasher, Mr.. Scott, all OF Corsi-
Great Northern to AUSTIN to-dsv ha'
ing witnesses In an old lawsuit si,siast
the Central railroad. ''"' -
It's r9morsd that Mr.. John lpeits;r,
popular, freight conductor on the
houston d Texas Central railroad
WIN soon lead to the altar a fair dar IN.
Ter OF Texas. Success to him,
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Gould not Coming to Texas.

a Fort Scott special 10 the Globe
pamocfat says: Tho Gould party,
who have been making n tour ovor
thalr system OF roads IN this section.
arrived in this city u. about Q:i5 thia
Sorn,ng. They wore mot Mt the depo,
by a.numbor OF the leading citizens
ana unring their short stay were
driven IN carrlagos around the city,
Iney ieit Tor hich Hill aud will prob.
night"
rho above woul. indicate that Mr..
Gould will no. visit Texas TIN. Trim.
aud those cities that have prepared 10
honor the great railway monarch can
now put away their champagne 10 in-
prove with age, lay away THAR
speeches aud grnmble az the unre.
liability OF the gresr.
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

uNIoNs-st Louis, 200 per barrel.
yABBAeE- In crates, $50
CONCENTRATIONS, SEQ. spring, $50.
=. BurrkR--Best grade northern, DC, best
DALLAS county, ID r2c. other Texas county
ouuer. l2ci According 10 quality.
=, APPLke-l!p per bushel, 81. Louis, Z 30
tEMoNs--s4 per box.
OaANGEH--sl 90 per bsx.
SWAMI rorA1vks--yl.M
"a IRISH rgrArvKt-Toxns, CSC; Northern,
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STATE SPECIAL.
TOM VARNELL BEHIND THE BARS
a negro FATALLY shot by an Officer At
Mckinney - sunday at sherman
Farmers Alliance at jacks
boro-a Dali Dag at Fort
Worth-Other Notes.
Hillsboro.

HiLLsBoRo, De-. IS - Special l.
The HERALD reporter saw Sheriff
Tom Bell to-day, and learned ths fol-
lowing OF tho capture of Tom p, Var
nell; Sheriff Bell, ever since his elee-
lion, has beeu making spsclal esorts
TO make this ares. On Thursday, the
10Th of this month, at aoout 2 o'cloos
p. m,, Mr.. Bell was In Masdaline Civ.
New Mexico, and al that time am,
place procured the arrest Of Vnrnoll
Mr.. Bell got out warrant there for
varnsll, and, In company with III a
sherih there, Charlie Russell, wi,h
Two OF his deputies, and Mr., Rslps
deputy, Bll Mckinney, effected the
arrest. Mr.. Russell, with his ewo
deputies won't into the houss vyhero
Harneil was, aud arrested him. Mr.,
Bell told him he would have 20 wait 20
get requlsition 70 bring him one "t
New Mexico. Varnoli told him h.,
would not require it, but would CONS
peaceshly 70 XIII county with him,
and this mornin :, on the I0:91
tralf, Messrs, Bell, McKinney and
Varneli got off and wenr TO the iail'
where Narnell now IS. yaynall t,,Te,
sensible view of the matter. and
quietly awaits tho action that win IA
taken in the case. The charge against
MN Is an Indictment for the raurdo y
OF one Jonas Land, committed Ia tb;a
county on March ., 1882
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Cotton still continues 10 pour in at
the rate of 80 TO 500 halos g day, and
the merchants are happy not 80 much
over the great smonnt OF goods sold.
but the prcmptness with which the
farmers arc paying no tho old scores.
Mr.. II. Clay Watson, prominep,
business man, ana tho junior member
OF tho large firm OF C. l.. Watson 4
Bro, who has been quite III with She
black jaundloe for tho last two weeks.
IL still quite low, ard from the attend.
ing physicians We learn that be bes
grown gradually worse In tho last "a
hours, and all hopes OF hia recovery
are despaireu OF. ito is unconscious.
ard has been for sumo time.
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sERyIAN rRoops IN oonp

shhViAN TROOPS IN GOOD CONDITION,
LONDON, Oct, lS,-Ths Servian min.
isior AZ London has received advices
from Nisaa, bearing date OF Friday. 70
the effect thar the Servian troops have
MT advanced beyond Pyrout. King
M'sSW still renalnn at Nissn. He "a
yie%ed tho Se,vian troops on Thura
day. Tney we're found in excellon
coadit'on for q campaign.
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GRAIN AND nREApsruFrs.

wnEAT--1J 10 50 for good wheat.
RYE Kansas, TO1t sacked, 500.
coRN-In cor, 30 gJsc. sacked, 40 10 4lc,
OATs-In bulk, Is To zoe; sacked, y 10 sc
higher
BAaLEy-401ijo.
l,RAs-per cwt--At nills, so ;, ESQ.
CoRrNHAL--tine bottled, a tll D. leo
IloNiSy and Gptrs-lO0 n blN;sl.
FEkp-Chopped corn, n lvj ID, 10;
chopped. corn and oats, 3 100 lbs, Los; corn
ran, a TO- ms, Nc.
UnAiiAn FIous "a 100 10, s.e,.
ltAy--Prairie, B.Is to 100 4, ton
NfLLfT hKED-iRrse, 20, small. 100.
FL0uR--FiRsr Patent 400 tps2i; sec-
ond Pat ia W to2.sj; Extra Fancy, ga
to 9. sp,. Fancy, 40 10 y IS. low grade, Isl
TO alni Northern, pAtsnt, S2,; extra fan.
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George +. LuptoD, travelling agent of
the Queen u Croscentroute, IN In town.
Mr.. Frank l.. Irvine and bride ara at
The Windsor, having arrived last nigbt
IRON Davenport, Iowa.
Col. II, Do Armand aud Mr., G. II.
brewster, attorneys for the Houston a.
Texas Central railway, are In the oity.
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JacksbOrO.

JAcKsBoRo, Oct. B.--[Spscia,. l-Yos
tel day was the Farnors' Alliance DIV.
and a. O'Clock ahsrs vera OF bsles OF
cotton in town, tho bidding being be
tween dames W. King, D. C. Brown
and cotton buyer from BoW 10, (nsma
not lesrned). D. G. Brown b ought Che
entire lot st 0 cents.
Jsme' w. Knox has bought tho lot.
store house aud stock Of good , of Nc
keehan Broy. Tho under ptandinp
here Is that MoKsohan BIOS. will 20
i m inc grocery business at s eymour,
The foundation of the court house at
this place Ia being laid.
rho weather is exceedingly lry. en- d
rain - needed very much.
). Il. Parrett and Mrs. NJ, A., Conway
were married last night at the Metho.
uiss Episcopal church, Rev. J, I. Put-
man officiating.
81 Start, Esq, is very sick.
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General Superintendent Korrgsn, of
the Missouri Pacific system, returned
to the city yesterday from a tour of
inspection over the company's lines in
MISSOURI, Kansas and Nebraska, He
reports the physical condition of the
property in high state of excellence.
and tho equipment spd motive nnwer
in tirst.clsss order. The outlook for
traffic for tho fall and winter. Mr..
kerrlgap says, is very pncDurnc,no.
He VIII inspect tho Arkansas and
Texas divisions next week and tbe
week ter.-[Gl0bo- Democrat.
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Calvert,

CALVERT, OCT. lS.--ISpocial, Mr..
j. W. Lsflerty, after an illness of sew.
eral months, died last night. Mr.. LAT.
ferty will BIO intsrrod tomorrow after
noon with Masonic honors.
I. d. W. Jones, ex'shorlff OF this county
also departed this life about tho 40 me
our last night. He was followed to
sRravo by large number of friends
odeeply mourn his loss.