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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
THE WALkUP TRIAL
Progress OF the Enpo-ia Poisoning
Case.
After Occupying sir Day. I'm FURNISHING
WItne,>es tho Prosecution E~>ts-
Mrs WatLuP'. Attorneys Making
aNIsoroG. Defense
seventh Bay-In- Defense

EMruEIA. Kan. October Z7.-NhcD .he
Wa.Sup case opened YESTERDAY morn TX
the SAT-. announced IA, i had 10 further
~ d-uc. rrs:y ana gave WA ;oI tie ar:ea~c
NJ. >coii then addressed The lI-y l rX.
PLANTATION ot Tie defense which a> ellen.
Wa yrrpasei :, MAKE IT, spoke tuT over
an GouT. during Which be sal - deprecated
any criticism ~ the d.at t.t - y5os-eu
ton hal been such - to rpmp- tae defense
e. -Nh.h; WaSur'- private ct1rl-.,- sni
habit. a. they really hal been. Ii address
made a maTS-d IMPRESSION.
Eneu Ba.Iw y. Of Lawrence. Ms ;h- ff,'
wi,nc-, called % tLr defense. lie related
how fc wen, with Wa,sug at December
"a y.-i; the New or cans Exposition. Na.A.
up bought medicine IN = - Las uGG-
store. " 'u-sS did rot know al,t ! w.
NalSU1 became s.cs ~ tia vulul .uL Nrl
~c'arg.uE "a %, IN lie stomach ou the t't.
below Memphis is. and N4> SCI two DAYS al.
did no; eat Ills coalition on iue >"cul-
day Vas considerably worse than oU u
fr,t lie va, u bed tgfuE h> sickness
WIluvs, attended alhup during las .-
hess. There Was 4 physician uu iLr boat
tUt he was not. cal 81 III a. Na.sap >sIt
lie Knew himself what waS he mate. aut
tia, he would pull through T." VII.
hess sad lie dd 70; n"'.re cTampus coz
rlc,diy o. The limbs Va Euo reco,rr-.
before the boot arrived a, New Orleans.
The ;uc-s related how The party wraI tu
Mrs. Wa!scc's house and made i'- a~-
qua.u'aurc % tue family. III daughter
Dora an Minnie and tie boy willie NtI~.
-. II. Harrison. Crss IN the santa re
dcpo, ~ EmYora. jrposrd 10 a couVcr>a-
;!uu u-twrru himself AMI Mr.. NaikUp on
SATURDAY. Angus. II, in regard "a the lat
,eG > condition
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

FwTonIA. Kan. October Gi-As Mr..
W'lkup was 10 tai. the witness s'trA
Ia conclude her cross exau'ua; on. there
va. an unusually large crowd o, sf-,-
,ajors yre,rn; at al early hour yes;er
day.
The continuation % Mrs Wa!tup's eross
examination % Mf. Stern occupied O.,
forenoon s'ssrn.
The cine: testimony In ;h- afternoon
va, ia, 81 Dr. iatT. as a u5~l ral 81.
pert The lo.'pT c;od several rass
recorded lH m.a,ca. Annals. ia wh g.
s'seu Tad become s~uys.apsI IN The atom.
ach. sni ou~ e'tcy ~'ru-ut Tho latter to
sam. r ted ~ DT Izaph.aF. anil on the
strength - these 'a.r h- .a.e it a. rs OPT.
ton nat tn afssu.c found ia Nj. Wslkups
stomach hsd I"-s b'y lad -uy-,ntY~i her.
fuT = week og ter DAY. or er~y -t~si g., /,
war. lie regarded u di1lcg.t ~ atsiln.
ggs1 between syphiIitic ard ar~~rlcs! u.
Cera'i"ns b. -" stomach I'D in'..ttns. and
While the .~s~ hs.ity was that Mr.. Wal.ut
died from &" s"n ADMINISTERED duriu. the
Week 90 his s~cku-ss. he cog.i 10, -
ab-o u'sly certain a. .xafnst .4-
snc5 IT'D and suFs nr~d cs.ss a.. ar.sn = an
f-roTd. Cosnty httorn@y F-.shan rre..
exam mel ;GS dDr-or until he souad VIZ
ia sssucs ia the Of ntoa pspsess~i
- tie ~fa;ss med cal exJ-ft. a. .o Ia.
ca1s~ o' tia; ami "a. Elm. ot adm i..srnx
80 sTss1,r. ard the pfob,hI~ sr-,cy az an
sn',d"'" on FRIDAY tie day 5~for. dcs b..
ID, G"ct1- saF~t - ~Ie~liiO1. az u ths
i|~sio - g = ca: and took &,In. os tbs
STATE expects, an aaiid0t~ .toaId tsr.
D~"n s'sa az lous as TIE pA;e1; cV-af
s~a .1B.
ha - - - -
cTO~~"sswinsi!ou. TIE defense %; M ~
dso-e = .et,rr written by Nr. Uarry u,e.a
"a her f4tts~r afr fn.rTass. f~efsoa-hIar
Lm bitterly. ana hi. snsvef thereto wi4is
Hit'i~ tie cousin. t-stid~i 20 the rsas
80. "~ra-Gsncs. AID sssd Hr.. Ns sgB d
rot sI-as 20 hm before gong upsa =
its' re vent up 80 rs o~n aeeori - r.
Na.up va 1sso as.~d a. - how y.
hskap e: u,-stafrs in - s~sgr~s~a e.f
.aE~~d .;sis IN fudsy sssi $40 ~ safe:
ut -. s:~1ifiuE oa~ am AL Ise5as -
0:h~r. NJ. -cs:; announced To-; aca.h~s
tB-.s - psOs~ Mr.. Yassp, .~an~.
o: Saturday. Aa.s; - AL o-@ 20
p-oyr Be. 10 az srs~rc IN fauo-s
~~.- D. ter Ny. waes - D sT~I
uea.d 60. t. t~s;sssgay f0s - -
f~aS To- joH<- d-c1~,i q a~ar ssg
,ous 20 father ;~ssgsouy SEER - .
r~.-~s ~~E~ 90 hand t. Sa;s l-<aa -
tattsi t~e.AsaIF 20 s11op tat NJ HzEe-
a. So a: Ia ga and - 20 e~Tr
Oclnr& Frtas. AExss; -. s.S 10 49,.
ia. E.tae, NJ 1"r.5a 81 NJ. w.lSa.
--f- A. ISde- Cl;y =: ~ szfts- o~0usSa-op
IN Ar n s;a.-d o. Nt. xo.:0u. !: es~s
NJ. Iisnki~. % ih- Fth Aysazr ifa.el
css1aln warT-n o, Empg-a. J. H. fiss
.s2n. % knpons and AEi.a h ise.1s-a
:or ue-~ p1:y.> Mr. EsnkI-. 1<.L
ua0ay Coated Mr.. Wa.kz2 a. Toy~xA A.
Is; i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Eighth DAY.

EMroRIA. KAN, October 2S.-Betrre the
opening OF the cour; room yesterday there
was an unprecedented rush 10 obtain al
mission aud secure seats.
Ihe hr>, witness called was Dr. th,Ties
W. Scott, 81 Kansas Ci.y, who testified
Substantially M accordance with ms story
OF last September about Mr. NaIkuP N
company With another man, corning 20 hs
Office IN December last and Wslkup rr NJ
in symptom, of i,l-h-aI.h and how he hat
been and Was using aISrE.Cal and iurTruIsai
preparations As '0nicS and vtti >i.mutNu's.
The next witness was Sathauie. T. NoT-
ton. all elderly and sick'y Io"Elng man.
who claimed 20 reside a; ida "A. Ia. a
editor of the Nidalia N.utinc. lie Wa
the man identified by DR.. Scott ~ t-.u-
with J. Il. Wa!kup. and he testified ~ Tn.
intery ew IN The office Substantially r. re-
lated b, pr. Scott. The witness went on
L. relate alleged drb,uchcTi.s carried on >
himself and !. j.. WaikUp nj Kansas Cts
and eisrN here "a various times. IN 1881.
II. Pa-kham. Of EuP"rta. n farmer. ties
tilted 10 seeing Mr.. Wtlhup n, ih- ~iatiri>
house ON Saturday. August u, AID that the
latter told hun h- was ycTy sick, that De
hat been 80 SEX viii vomiting, puISlus
and pains OIL has way down from Topeka
that he thought Ia God he would de t@-
fore reaching EmpOgia; that he Was very
sick in the carriage. When he got home
his VIII. exhausted herself IN rubbing and
irving 10 get him well.
Gideon T.. Miller, at Hutchinson, formerly
of Cottonwood Fal,>, testified that on the
ears last Jun- Mr.. Waikup told him Zee Was
not well and had been SICK the previous
winter; took arsenic then and u nearly gOi
away with him: was s'Iil taking l.
DR.. W. Filkins testified Ia having seen
Mr.. Waikup IN hjs oilic. Saturday after
nooL and when he said he was sicN, a. he
had been when he doctor treated him TIVE
wears before. He said he felt 'dcSili,h
bad" and very sick. Two wears ago when
the doctor had treated him the symptoms
manifested by Walkup were vomiting. Vurg-
INK. pain, ~ the stomach and diIk.urS>.
Harry Schm-dhurg aud W. J. X *, i"Stt
fed - having heard Mr.. Waikup say NJ the
depot on the arfival 81 the train SATURDAY.
morning, August -. that he had c"'u-
home SICK. VI. Riggs memory was other
wise very deficient.
Mr.. Fleetwort. a colored barber 81 A'chi-
son. formcr'v 81 Topeka. dcpU~-d Ia having
taken Mr.. WaikUU. tIree year aso, "a i"
ppk,. Ia a room OF co!oTel PROSTITUTES ~ las
request and once in A'chis"n. he had
never seen Wa.kup use ar,enic or other
medicine.
Dr. ". &. Hamilton. q: Topeka testified
tia, on August .. VIZ. Wa.Fup came % hi
ofics and a-kci for treatment fog b.D,c
Il ~.a>e. He sad Ee VA using arseEsr. 'nc
the dOC;O. ordered aim 20 quiL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of the DAILY Newa
PEHsONAI. AND POLITICAL.


THOMPSON MCKINNEY, the Secretary Of
abe Choctaw Nation. has been nominated
for the position Of Principal Chief Of his
Nation. He is backed by the present Chief
and nearly every prominent man OF his
country. and is sure ~ be elected.
TIE Secretary OF the Treasury has ap-
pointed Robert j. Mayfield. OF Indiana, to
be Chief of Division in the otiics Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency.
JAMES HODGES vas elected Mayor Of
Baltimore on the 2s;h on the regular Dem
ocratic ticket, defeating Judge George W.
Brown, the Fusionist nominee, By a ma
jority Of 900.
GENERAL GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN died
at his residence in New Jersey sud
denly OF he.rt disease on the 18th. He had
been under a physicians care about two
weeks. He died surrounded by his family.
He arrived homo about six weeks previ-
ously from q trip west with his fam IL. lie
was born IL Philadelphia, December 3,
1s2G.
GENERAL JOHN Y. CLARK, Sg., died at
his home in Fayette, Mo-, on the 18th, III
the eightv-fOurth year Of his age, from
cancer. General Clark held high rank in
the Mexico, BIackhawk, Mormon and civil
wars: was u member If the United Stats
Congress at the beginning Of the civil
war and a member OF the Confederate Sem
ate.
ADMIRAL DECRAFT died At Washington
on the 18th. He entered the service in
1871, and served during the war with dis
tinction. On June =, 1856, he became "a
Rear Admiral by the retirement OF Rear
Admiral Urshur.
Moan PORTER, for thirteen years Presi-
dent of Yale College, has resigned.
SECRETARY MANNING has made a decis-
ion which, IL is expected, will settle the
long existing differences between the pro-
ducers and importers OF rice. 1t is in
effect that the rice imported by the Eow-
Ter Rice Company, Of New York, per
steamship Elba, June 81, shall he accepted
as the standard of assimilated rice -four,
dutiable at ~ per cent. ad valprein.
UNITED STATES Consul WISGATE at Foo
Chow reports to the Secretary of State. in
reply TO instructions from the latter, that
after careful inquiry he is unable TO asc-r-
tain that any adulterated tea is sold u
foreigners, there being stringent rules
against its manufacture and sale.
PROF. HUXLEY has resigned thu Presi-
dency OF the Royal Society of London on
account Of i'll health. He Will be succeeded
by Prof. Stokes.
SENATOR STANFORD has given orderst TO
Iced in trust his three immense ranches
known as the Vina, Gridlcy and Paola
Alta, for the endowment of a university
and schools 10 be erected at Paola Alta.
The three ranches comprise 5000 acres,
and together represent "a value OF $780,
900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

UNDER q provision of an act of Con
gross, entitled IAN act to authorize the
appeiztment Of a Commission by the
President Of the United States to run
and mark the boundary lines between
aportion of the Indian Territory and
the State of Texas, In connection with
. similar Commission to be appointed
BY the State of Texas" Major NJ. S.
Mansfield and corps of engineers have
been detailed as the officers named in
executive order dated September 2S. to
act in conjunction with such persons
rs have been appointed BY the State OF
Texas, to ascertain and mark the point
where the M hundredth meridian Of
longitude crosses the Red River.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

IT was recently asserted that the
Americans owning Las Cruces mines.
in the State of Coahuila. Mexico. have
been SO harassed and worried by petty
Mexican officials that they have taken
the oath of allegiance to the Mexican
Government. hoping that by becoming
Mexican citizens they will receive at
least some protection to their interests.
which they claim has been denied them
hv the United States Government here
fnr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

SInth lay.
FNroRIA. Oclobc: Cont opened ~
nine o'c!ocS and Nrs. WaIkup, her mother
and Mr.. Mary Jay came IN and iook the.r
respective p'are<.
William Jay. guardian Of Mrs. Walsup.
the nrSi witness. declared that betv cen
July ; and IL Mr.. Wa.sup In hrs Office tooS
r dose OF white powder. saying g. hru that
i, was arsenic. On his o-s-exauinaiion
by NJ. S.erry The J;nesS sasi he had uo,
remembered tie inc.i.n; until after the
Coroner, inquest o. spoken Of u before
the iria except TO the counsel 70. the de-
Tense.
Il. Graham. as>ccist- editor % the Druy
R~eptibtern. dep1sst that be -a~ Mr. Walk
up ne morning befor. he died. ant hsi n
conversation with hiul. He saw him sitting
on lis porch in a.. sumnef oiis.I. lie
"a 4 then TIA: he had NJ appetite aud bad
mains n hS s.oua-h and bowels.
d.. n ". S:oyrg ie-;tei 10 having
treated Walkup twice foT a private d s~sS-.
once as; May and OVER two YEAR b.i"Te.
!. Il. Moore. = paiutsr. o; EBiGr5s.
Tanied NJ. Wslkup. house lss; Jnn-. and
Jaw hrn sex on p p-rch. He sad h. ~ay
taxing med ne tia: would Ill = dns.
nr. :. \. ~lauYhear. ot ksuas city. was
ca 81 ~ a expert. IL tad made 4 sP,--
al study of toy5cp'o.y. aud taken 1~c.gf~s
q. the Nl>sDaTj N~fic>' College a: -
InuI, and graduated there fTseuic
taken - a tonic i-p; -. bF-iy more DoaT
isa~i and increased the ssruai ysv.Ts
I. -ymytHn> % enron aTs@nrrs poison
NJ ard % acute gasrts Won Il D. similar.
II. gave al -iaaora'- s.st.iUrn; 90 tie e.
.et .. arm upcu tL- system. He ueE:
exclaimed tie blood . sea>e in its s.asss
aut lee ard TIA, IT, .ast Resumed ih-
.-f1a:ORs %. us0s; ey-Ty df-~A.r
ia. human sFs:~.a was Ia1-
-. IL often z:csck~G tie b.l brat ard
.su ooae>. Tb- manifestation mci -
fouaI q suy ,a.t % the sy-i~m an HEEt
nlcsai- ;ie Il e~Si.vr irar. sud pTe-su-- &C.
casiraa dspr~s~"n "a \ cA~slfa. Oops
;on. 4 uazn q EocI tram- ant active 20
lad b. rl~~a~- snatG - Re. Upagsa~d y
Re tex Rf.~n.c - a t.n--. iT~sE~ cDld
b, - .e op-d n ~ as8~Es n. -. s'oniera
anil .v,s.tIziiy nec1r8- -ncTs'.d ;a~Tr - -
maln an ns-Enite tm@- C2s@@ H-r- c'--L
The hY .u;ssi cal qo-~:iou. I'D ~ -
STATE . - -xy-Tts ~. rssf 70 .Es w.ts-ss
ard rs answers ~e:, thai ; -as yS~sSe.
BY having bern eDcy stec and sny-,op~i fDs
lie Ec~EAc !o1D1 N Is oI2C 10 nave
been tAk-n . !ong tine before. IL ~ss 10
a>e 20 admin si.r n s~nts.0,~ s'te- TIE "a
tent hEa reached \ s.a:~ % noIsp~c
Dr. Lnphear's sxaasiDa.on rzs co1
timed oarn- the a.r-F8s-n lie sald ira.
q zaa VA n c~ollzps- lie hast. ar
ton was fertile the pas Almost i@y-,-
cepiihi-. the features p.scaed. the eIpf--
sioa Irsd eating fear Of imm'nsa' p~-L
"a. .9-...a I-z-.rN-% . ~~-~- r--aE -.
o5aG ,ion Of . yaflea. IN arous s,1x- %
eo.Isp~e. aha; sTs~aic = ard - s@-c. upya
tie sss,eEs and Shzi he oo<s say abou;
L. H. uu-e examination eoa:Dse! Ga;l.
Cogr. aafane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

HEAVY rains recently caused the
greatest floods known in the past five
wears on the western end and the Lex
inGton branch of the Richmond 4 ALLIE
Cheny Railroad in Virginia. The tres
tie work at South River was washed
AWAY and a mixed train on the Ale
gheny Road was wrecked. Engineer
Williams and the fireman were believed
to be killed. All the passengers cs-
capped. The Shenandoah Valley train
was reported also i'm trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

IT is estimated by the authorities that
the daily expenses of Montreal are
about three thousand dollars. and at
least three million dollars VIII be need
ed during the coming winter owing to
the ravages of small pox. Business
seems Frustrated. and such of the poor
Is are not i'll appear to be preparing to
move south and establish new homes
in New England. So many have al
ready arrived in New Hampshire as to
give the people of that State much
concern. and the State Board of Health
was recently in conference with the
Boston Board in regard to the matter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

THE Surgeon General of the Marine
Hospital Service has received a repor,
from Surgeon Murray. in charge OF
the Gulf quarantine station at Ship
Island, that there were three cases OF
yellow fever nj that station. They
were taken from the schooner Indian.
ola. which had just arrived from Ha-
vana. 1t was expected two of the
cases would prove fatal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
J>sigas O.. s.

SrssoSEK / r. 1EaS~r ar
ioa< l@s xfs1faa' sasi Fa1g la an. al
nsgros % ;he ir~sS %a;aa4 have h~~n
i~a,sss - lie zhtes saFr-s a All sh~
Hzrs gru@p~roG~ ~As1tbf.-dA zns ASr~ -,
ains~i a. teen if = g. ;ax al esas- %
over 40 hans1r~sI bad % ~s::'~ 81 t~s
h1rsaf~i 'pt tn src~ss. All Q. pf-seug
ihss sfoaa ntnx * n saY naos~ - srsx~ aa
80 pZbr domain Tk~F - Ia far-
stzs cats lsp@st~t froaa Jao~ ~ 20 80
;-uao~r la /. - ter h-a1. aal du-.x -
remaining saonih. > 80 A~sl TEo-~ w.
hare woss-l ard -scsunusAssd xaxA SID
lesEs sse na,uFailY yVry ,HdsaznL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

A DISPATCH from Vienna of the 30th
says: Sensational dispatches from the
Bulgarian-Servian frontier continue to
be published here. but they should be-
received with great caution They
are in a great measure fabricated to
serve the ends of the vast stock gam
bling operations which are now being
carried out in an almost unprecedented
scale upon the Vienna Bourse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

Two young men. James Halter aud
Clayton Rucher. visited the hills behind
Adamstown. Pa. the other day in
quest of quail. About noon several
birds were started. Halter raised his
gun and fired. missing the birds. His
companion drew his gun to his shout
der to try his luck. when it accidentally
exploded. blowing off the back of
Haller's head. He fell to the ground
and expired in sight of his agonized
friend. Halter was but twenty years of
age. while Butcher was nineteen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

THE smallpox scare over the border
and in New England has not abated.
In some parts of Maine lumber opera
tors are taking strict measures to pre-
vent the appearance of the disease in
their camps. They will neither en-
ploy men who have not been yaccinated
nor allow such i'm their camps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

AT a meeting of the general agents
Of the Eastern railway lines, at Chicago
recently. an agreement was made TO
rigidly enforce the rule disseminating
the ten days notice on export freight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
4oss ssse

icvfsvrIrI kr- U~tOh~r "a rs.~
ir Ea.szLai foasis a~aaiox01s 70 ~ nor rel
sor.,sd w.kap es~. "a. d-,esop-i "a
L<Iiag.oa. -, >.s.s so-nlxh. o. ih- ssssst
OF NJ. Mar Lancaster afsi john P~a, On
varraa.s ehaTssns ih<m WITH iAs nzza.z q
jam~z izsr2s.sr. hzsSsnzl % ;A- .onan.
By po~on iz3rRs.rr. 40 x1s . Ign
rz4aig of ev~2ssa<sabs~ .o~.t r~pa.z:oa.
Did iss, x~ex sudl~niy. A pSys<sa vEo
a:tsndv- nsm n hs dsath agszsxs PRO-
noaarct IT, 9rz.a lie s-a!. II pa.at~rs'
tss~za. AMI Ls~ Fr-z. as rsss sEa4
~itisssz, sss susp4e@01s o. Ia sag
txag sxszxzsc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

The trustees Of the town of Brook
haven. Long Island. have commenced
suit against Egbert 7. Smith. of
Patchoguc. to recover damages for un-
lawfully selling and leasing lands I'M
der water in the great South Bay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

PIsor. sEHvrA. or:ss<r .-.-The So
vans Ar a8As. NJ on 80 f.oats-s IN faa
fSsr.. E.2sc-ias taro1<h ths Psc@. sozss
exF-r: decisive &cison ~Aea xxx Nlna
Arrives With snare i-o~ps, both inf4atV szt
cayalu. .TUn Si~sa TIE kiEx . eskteu.y
iu -rB~s: anG IA l1=sdEs Gss s~sss
irsT.lA5.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

THE monetary conference at Paris
was reported as being agreed on all
points except those relating to the re-
sumption Of free silver coinage at the
end of five wears and the compensation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

The R0umanian Government has
expelled a dozen eminent Jewish edit
Ors. This acton is supposed TO have
been prompted by the attacks made by
them upon the Government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

AT Montreal the other day a custom
house officer seized all the sewing ma
chimes in the factory Of the Goodyear
Company, charging them with evading
customs duties.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

THE skeleton Of the late Jumbo is
now at Prot. Henry A. Wards natural
science establishment in Rochester, n.
Y, where il il being mounted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

GENERAL VoN MoLTKE celebrated
his eighty-ffth birthday on the Goth OF
October. He was enjoying excellent
health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
CURRENT
SrRuPART. the Hudson Bay observer.
whose fate was in doubt, arrived at St.
John, N. f., safely.

M. DE FIEYCINCT received congrat-
ulations from thirty thousand persons
on his escapefrom assassination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

- SthS'Nf 49,
drawn on Japan on the first two days q!
that month.
The petition of the celebrated song
stresses. Lucia and Ma:erna, to have the
pitch Of opera at the Vienna Opera House
lowered. has been rejected by the Austrian
Government
DURING n fire in the two story frame
tuildinc.3 s East Thiety-siXth street. New
York. early on the morning of th- 2f. sew
sral persons who were in the bun ling,
! who were unable 70 escape. were barne-i
20 death.
ALAEEpo special saws: At Bus,a1ente-
State OF Nuero Leon. Mexico. trouble ha-
been brewing for several days past over
the coming election. and the other dsy tue
opposing factions saet. and after several
hours iudiscr. inmate shooting the result
showed SIX killed and fifteen wounded.
VICE CoxsUL MCDONALD. az Bangkok,
reports Ia the Secretary Of State the death
by Brisht's disease OF the kidneys on TIE
:cth OF Angus: OF Krom-Pra-RajswanE
Bcvara s. Han Nongal. Second King OF
Siam.
THE clearing house returns for week end
81 October 81 showed an average increase
Of co.. compared With the corresponding
week of las: year. In New York the in
crease wss SIG
Tue French force in the Ton4uia is 20 Be
reduced TO 1900 men. With as,ooo Anamiie
recruits.
TIE students Of the University At Dor.
pat, Russia. made . demonstration against
the Government recently. which was
quelled by the police
FoUR men were killed by 8 boiler expio-
sion on the tug Frank Moaats near Detroit
recently. Three or four Others were se-
vereiy scaldej.
FERp. WARD. the Napoleon of Wall
street." Was sentenced 20 ten years i'm.
prisonment at New York On the 3lSt-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-29
Tho Inauguration.

To those who contemplate attending
the inauguration, the Ohio d Mississippi
railway offers by far the most attract
i've route to the national capital.
Passing, as it does, through the most
picturesque part of the Allegheny range,
II not only affords variety of beauu-
full and historical scenery, but possesses
the additional advantage OF being the
shortest and most direct route from st.
Louis, as we'll IS the only line running
through cars to Washington.
Two through trains leave ST. Louis
daily for Washington and Baltimore
without change, and make the run in
the remarkably short time OF twenty.
eight hours.
The round trip rate from st. Louis foi
the inauguration will be $50, and tickets
via the OHIO IL Mississippi will be OF
sale at offices of connecting lines west
from February y 60 March 8; goot
for return until March 10,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-29
|HE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
T DALLAS CHARITY FACTS
me Movement to Secure the Odd Fellows
Temple - Interesting Insurance
Trial-The Cotton Case
Court and Other Notes.
The odd FeIlows"Temple.

The meeting Of citizens called for 3
=. IN. yesterday afternoon, at the Mer-
chants exchange, for the purpose of
taking steps looking to the securing
of the location of the proposed temple,
10 be erected by the Grand Lodge of
|, O. o. +. OF the state, at an early date,
was not largely attended, for, in fact,
there were only q few faithful ones
present. Notwithstanding this, how
ever, several who have the true interest
of the state at heart gave their checks
for liberal amounts.
The lodges here propose to take the
matter in hand. and will endeavor to
raise sum sufficient to purchase the
site for such building as an induce
ment to get il here. The grand ledge OF
the order conyenes Monday at Austin,
and during lis session the temple Will
be located. 1t will be quite an ornament
to any city, and, besides, will
bring together one year thousands Of
its members. is a prize well worth
capturing, and other cities in the state
being fully aware of this fact, will ust
every effort to get it. 1t is to cost no
less than $lC00G0, and the members o
The order here should be assisted by thu
people of Dallas in procuring it, if pos
sible.