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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02
AN ATTACK ON A JAIL.
The imprisonment of salvationists Fo
lowed by a Lively Riot.

lowed by Lively Riot.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, Oct. 1.-The OFF,
GERS OF the Salvation Army Of Nanticoke,
who were arrested on Tuesday last, had
further hearing this afternoon. They were
fined 50 each for obstrucuug the highway,
and as they refused 10 pay their fines
we're sent TO jail for six hours. howl
ing mob surrounded the prison and en-
doavored 20 tear it down. The whole
poIice force was called out, and with Diff
Guilty save the building and dispersed the
crowd. The Salyati0nists were released
this evening and paraded the town with
nenrlY 1000 folloWera.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02

MACON. GA. Oct. Frank Callaway
was found dead on tie track, with DIS
head cut 90, two and half miles above
Gordon this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02

LOUISVILLE. oct. The liabilities OF
the Jefiersouyillr Ind. plate glass works,
which assigned Tuesday, will reach SlGO-
600. Mr.. Stanward, the assignee, esti-
mates the assets at $4,000. First mort
gage and real estate bonds are held % the
amount Of 100000. The other indebted
ness will be about 100000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02
WAGONS STRUCK BY TRAINS.
A Youthful Driver and His Two Sisters
FntallY Injured.

a houthful Driver and HIS Two Sisters
Fatally Injured.
HARTFORD, CONN, Oct. 1. 80 At $3.50
O'Clock this morning a train on the New
York and New England railroad. from
Waterbury TO Hartford, struck an omni-
bus in New Britain at the Black Rock
grade crossing. 1t was occupied by chill
dren on their way to school. Charles
Dyson, aged 10 years. driver Of the omni-
bus, and his sisters, Minnie and Lottie,
aged 13 aud 10 years respectively, were 80
badly injured that one has since died and
the others Will probably die. They were
children OF the owner OF the omnibus.
The engineer says that the horse became
unmanageable and ran upon the track in
front Of the locomotive,
sHIvERED INTO sPLINTERs.
CHAMBERsBURG, PA, Oct. las David
Apenzellar, OF the dry goods firm OF Hoke
IL Appenzellar. was driving across the
Western Maryland railroad track, near
here this morning, his horse baked im-
mediately In front OF an approaching
passenger train. His two sons, aged re-
spectiyely 7 and years, were in the car
riage with him. Appenzellar leaped out
and seized the horse's head, but the next
moment the carriage was struck by the
train and shivered into splinters. One OF
the boys WAS instantly killed and the
other so shOckingly mutilated that he can
not live. Mr.. Appenzellar escaped injury.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02
STUDENTS IN POLICE COURT.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct. 1.--Eigh-
teen students OF Rutgers college were ar
rested last evening for alleged disOrderly
conduct, but were discharged on their own
recOgnizance until 8 O'Clock tonight,
when they appeared before Justice Lef-
ferts and pleaded not guilty. Their trial
will take place on Monday evening. What
seemed a "huge joke" 10 the students all
day, now threatens to become a serious
matter. Seven OF the eighteen students
are freshmen and all are of good standing.
sOPHoMOREs SUSPENDED.
r. WILLIAMSON, MASS, Oct. 1.-Seven
miambers OF the sophomore class have
been suspended. They were ringleaders
in "cane rushes" in the dOrmltOries, as
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02

A New Assignment Filed with No List Of
Preferences In II.

NEW YORK, oct. Ia new assignment
made by VIM. X. soutter and Franklin
Edwards, who, with Timothy II. Porter
as special partner, composed the partner
ship Of soutter & Co., brokers, 70 Morris
Miller, was filed in court to-day, no pref
erences being stated. This was done, II
was said, because the original assign
ment was not regarded AS regular. The
preferences In tbs hrst assignment
amouutad 10 500 O0O
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02
10000 sERvIANs IN ARMS.

LONDON, Oct. 2, 4 A. M.--The Servian
government has $4,000 men under arms.
1t is feared that the King must attempt a
coup de main before the conference ls
concluded, because the finances OF the
heavy decline.
ihe people OF Greece are sending petit
tions to King George asking him to pursue
vigorous policy in connection with the
Roumelian revolution.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02
PRANKs or STUDENTS.
Hazers Punished at Williams College
and Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 1.-seven naval
cadets Of the third class were caught,
Tuesday night, hazing new members Of
the fourth class. The third class men
were all caught in separate acts of such
positive hazing that the indications are
that the inquiries now proceeding will
end in cOurt-martial, and that all seven
OF the culprits will be dismissed from the
navy
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02

PARIS, Oct. LIE Temps SAYS that
Russia has decided to recognize the union
of Bulgaria and Roumelia. that Germany
has offered no opposition TO the union,
aud that Austria makes compensation of
Servia and Greece condition Of her
assent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02

Mr.. Thomas opposed the bill. II IL
passed. the rars, who are 50 bad In burn
ING houses, would burn a great deal
more. 10 Is q dangerous bill.
Mr. Ellis opposed the bill as being OPP
posad 10 sound policy. The bill presented
has q great temptation for wrong doing.
The premium should DO commensurate
with The risk taken. Tho bill was prem
ium on wrong.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
PERUVIAN ARMY AFFAIRS.
The President Reviews the Entire Pc
ruvian Army-siarohlng TO Attack
Cacsres-interesting Mexican
News Notes Overdue
Vessel Reported Lost.
Mexico.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.


CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 1.-THE
management of tho Mexican Central
railway is displaying much energy in
repairing the sections Of the track
washed ont, the repsirs being made in
a most cubs sntial msnrer, stono bs
ing largely snEloy Cd. Wrecking
trains with large gangs OF iaborers
sre out on tho road, one on the section
neat Marsieola, Ia tho State of Guaua-
juat. Two Eilomotera of track were
washed away 70 the depth OF ton
feet. Ona entire train fell
into one wsshed-out place,
but wi'host Injury to the csrs or pao-
pla on board. Several hundred cars
have been delayed aud freight badly
blocked. Il. r. Whiting, OF the CON
etruG ion force, had his hand injured.
rhisis tho oalY accident reporte6, Six
sliies OF track ut Calava is reported To
bo undor water.
A subscription has been started for
the han lit Of tho
IMPRISONED NEWSPAPER MEN,
There Ia no longer any popular eN-
element over the matter.
i ~ stated that tho recent sale Of
government lands in Chihuahua, on
tho United Statca border, was in real
i.y TO Mormons,
Bad washouts on tho Vera Cruz
railway are reported. One ut Apem,
IN tho PGlqno country, ia very serious,
No anal traiu h85 yet arrived over the
Mexican Centra, railway. and peasen-
gers arc reported GO bong ted AZ in
terior points.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

CLEvELANp, Sept. 21.-The strike of
tho Cleveland Rolling mills il ct Lac.
ended. Tho men struck on
July l against an Indefinite
reduction IN wages, which the
managers had decided to mako. Las
Thursday the company agreed To ra-
store June prices aud start the mills.
Tho majority OF the men were la favor
OF accepting Tho proposition, but the
leaders sought to impose other
conditions ON tho company regarding
mo management Of the mills.
Several meetlna were held, but no act.
Element was reached until TO night,
when y large meeting was hold and
tho leaders pfonsunced tho strike of.
The announcenent WAS received with
vociierous cheers. The mills viii loo
started tomorrow morning at Jane
prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
- Terrible Encouster.

ST. Louis, sept, 27.-Information
comes here that q most bloody aud
desperate tragedy occurred OF tho vii.
lnSo of Cottonwood, q pont in thls
State. On Friday night, two intoxi.
Gated strangers got into a rough and
tnmble fight over tho weight OF 3 bale
otcot,on, put they vera separated by
byHtREderS. Shortly after, however,
the men renewed their nght
aud mutually agreed, in orGor that
neither should have 40 advantage over
tho other, that they nhould clasp their
handh together aud fight only with
their risAs hands. Thus arranged,
each man with u revolver Ia his right
hand, basan tae bloody work. Seven
shots were discharged, and one OF the
nlon iell dead with four ballots ia his
head ano breast, while tho other sank
20 the ground bleeding and dying from
TWO or throo desperate wounds.
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England.
como 10 LONDON.

LoNneN, Soat T-Tho Nj ayuuis of
SslihOury has ierle1 for Llud0n
no WORK 70 no.
LONDON Sebt. II In the northeast
part 90 Lancaster hero Sro now Idle
J 900 Qi0 pintlos and 500 looms, sud
1900 rptic,iVcs arc unemployed.
TEE SOCIALIST MEETING.
LONDON, Sep. Y - The great sCcigl-
ls;iG meeting about which 80 much hgs
boon said, aud which police threat
onSd TO sapIiess, was held at Lime
hsUso tc-cey, without Interference on
the pNrt OF tho police. Fully 4,0OO
personn took part In the domanstra-
tion. Tho speakers INDUCED "a violent
deouncietious Of tho pr0sen6 state OF
tociety, but no undue excitement was
displayed by tho immenae audience.
Il passed OF in the most peaoeable
manner. The police kept carefully
out of sight of The meeting. Tho pol
10y Of the suthorities tn mgking no
display ct force, hn6, il Is Thought,
much 10 do with tho abseuce of dior
der.
PURCHASE or 4 rAILRoAp.
LoNDoS, Sept. y - the. Bulgarian
government has purchased the Runh-
schuck ~ Varna railway for $l,7sO, 900.
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spain-Gcrmany.
SPANS APOLOGY.

BERLIN, Sept. 27.-Tho official Ga.
zstte has given the text of o note sont
by Spain to Germany directly sfter
the attack on the German embassy ut
Madrid. The note stated that tho
chioi of inspectors, whose duty IL Yves
to protect the embassy, had boon dis.
missed, and would DO tried for COM
pHcity In the outrage. Il also said
That tho Spanish government deeply
regretted tho uniortuuste occurrence,
and hoped the apology offered would
bo accepted In iriesdly spirit.
TIM CARoLlNEs DISPUTE.
All the Documents relating TO thr
Csrolipes dispute between Spain and
Germany have been delivered 10 tho
pope. Besides Cardinal Jscobini, the
popo viii consult various expor}s in
regard TO the matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

NEw ORLEANS, Sept, 27.-High
tides having filled tho drainage canals
from Lake Poncharlrsin, tho rear por-
ton of tho city is inundated. The
northeast storm, which began last
evening, continues. Tho rainfall for
n hours, ended at o o'clock last night
was three and ono-hslf inches. Tha
damage 10 the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, by washouta, was very great,
and IL Will probably be several days
before trains can come through with.
out eetsntion. AT Snellbsch the storm
was very severe, and tho tide, the
highest known Ia years, inundated
the whole ri ace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
ENCOURAGE SMALL INDUS

tntGS'
"1he glory OF Atlanta" says the At
lants Constitution, sis hor small in
dustries. And that journal then goes
on 10 show the following:
"Letus take case Ia point. Some.
gentlemen OF on!ernriso and capital
nave started corset mauulactory In
Atlaata. They mako - corset,
which " aa elegant, as durable and ss
cheap ~ any corset that In maDutnu-
tured. III u dogaa dry goods houaes
that we could name would taxi hold
OF tho -------- corEets and push tn m,
tho now factory here would schi We
instant auocess and would soon double
again and Fgln It's capacity. IL, on
the other hand, it does not receive tine
encouragement of homo pa'reunge, it
must suifar, because IL lights against
| established trade, famous trademarks
and abundsnt capital.
| Two years ago S young man named
| MoVey came here and started work
repairing saws, He was encouraged
aud called his brother hero. They
shortly associated with themselves
Mr.. Matter, and thu ATLANTA Saw
Works were established. They
now have fine factory, make
saws equal TO Disston's, cell into
IL States, issue 10000 copies or
n handsome illustrated catalogue, and
are making fame and fortune. They
nave boen sustained by homo demand,
and they are building up the South In
return.
"These are but hints of tho great in
dustrial revolution now going on In
the South.
"rhess hints are vital, though. Every
southern man i,intsreeted Ia the guc-
cess OF every ENTERPRISE planted In the
South. 1t Is by building these up that
the South builds 40 % homo market
for tho farmers produce, builds up her
towns and cities aud achieves her own
prosperity and independence. 1t may
seem q very small matter to NOR
chant whether or not he sells Georgia
made corsets; TO n farmer whether he
bnys o Georgis-made saw; to our poo.
pie whether they sweep with home
made brooma, sleep In homemade
beds, wear home. made watches and
use homemade furniture"
And all this is especially applicable
to Dallas, and others of our Texas
cities. On the streets, In Tho
hotels and other public places,
may DO seen on any day IN almost
any city OF tho Union, an attractive
picture OF tho grand works of certain
pillow company. Tho buildings cost
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars, they
cover acres Of ground, and give steady
and remunerative employment to hun
dreis OF mon, women and children.
In juxtaposition with this view is the
humble little matched hut, . black.
smith shop, while just outside tho door
Is the village blacksmith shooting
10 horse. This latter view
represents the father and his work |;
the former, the heritage which the on.
terprlslng sons now control, end havo
for years been increasing and made
fortunes from.
Tho illustration II but one OF pcors,
OF simi lar cascs evldsnoing how largo
| the industrial tree may among us
grow from the tmallest OF beginnlnus
and how rapidly an well. This South,
land OF ours produces, or ia fully csps
Bile of producing, all that IN
exActinr humanity demand,
Or she comfort and conveu
po y nearly svssy department,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

I'm the iollsring paragraph from
the Men York Star d0as tho editor,
wins is au ex-conRressman, look baol,
over a serlea Of big mistakes, or doris
soma editorial lieutenant unthoughG.
edly hit tho chief STRAIGHT between iho
eyes? Says tho Star:
"thore has never been practice
under our government 30 plainly Un-
constitutional and 40 dangerous ia rs
tendencies Rs that o' making federal
appointments upon congregational dc
tstiou.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

ALTnouGn the Sunday Law was
"stSicJly enforced" in DSpilUn last
Sabbath, the grand jury are "extsu-
sivoiy investigating" charges OF viola
ton. There il but ono Sunday law
that can bs "striotly enforced" aud
thai 10 such an ono az Dallas hss--de-
voting seven hours TO the jpsy sud CIV
ing tins 70 Of tho time 20 tko unjust.
In this Il 10 like ,he sun and the rain
and other natural eg0nis--it gives ev-
erybu0y o. showing.
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Peru
ARMY AFFAIRS.

LIMA, Sept 21.-A review of the on
tire army tock plsoe last Thursday,
Troops presonted GOOD appearance,
being well clothed and armed. Yes.
tsrday another expedition left
for the Central provinces
10 attack Caceres, in hopes of fnnlly
deciding the struggle. II In composed
OF seven bstallions Of infantry, one
squadron of cavalry and six guns,
the president viewed thoir departure
from the balcony Of tho palace,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

IN pEuALr OF Rir,,.

MONTREAL, Fort. ia meeting In
behalf OF Louis Riel was hels bore
this Afternoon, whom reeolution was
passed ssking for auhscrir-
tons 10 au appeal u
The privy coaacl. Nj. fiisns,riet I,
h,ops nUuuset said chat R.Qils ina.n ~
plea was ui no sysii, W. Ia n charge II
treason NO jusnncaliOn was admitted
N. q. Dsyin said 10 save Elol res IA
save French Nationality. and be
ives. tho hest Catholic ana
The best Canadian who sacrlhsed the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

Now, that Mr. SANTOS has got back
homo from Europa, thsnss to the de-
termined action OF the State depart
ment So Washington and the pres.
enco OF an American war ship st Grny-
aquii, If % cisim of damages for about
s25,000 Is enforced against The govern
mont ~ Qaito it will be possible for
American citizens to trsYsl without
fear of Insult and imprisonment hare-
after on tho west coast OF South Amer
ioe. La such an event SANTOS win
have suffered Cor tho good OF bis cOun-
try.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

NonrH Texas Is entitled W tho GOV.
ornorship, and she Ia pretty apt to got
1t. Some OF her ci.izsns may 10 will.
ing to trado this right oil, but tho Dom.
ocratio masses OF North Texas have
some pride, and have furnished the
votes long enough to DO conceded the
place. Whether il IL SWAIN or come
ono else, the next governor will come
from North Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

OUR Austin Information is to the Of
feet that the Austin Statesman, under
its new management, is growing Ia
popularity and Displaying much i'm
proyement. AustinIs good field for
newspaper enterprise, aud TIM HRu-
AID Wishes tho new firm in charge OF
the Statesman an abundant success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
An Indian linI,t

Tucson, Ariz., Sept. 27.-Nsws hos
just been received that Captain Hat
field, stationed al tho Cauoua noun
talus, in Sonora, had ovor.akan band
OF about 60 hoatilo Indians, Ia tho Ca
nonas, and had q fight with them,
Killed several and csptured 80. IL Ia
stated that tho captlves will DO turnsd
over 10 tho civil authorities at Tucson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

SPIRITUAL revolutions throughout
THE section are on the increase, and
are pulling the brands from tho burn
Ing by the score. There is, however,
sufficient corflagration leit TO keep
tho rescneYs at work for many long
day yet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

Mr., Q. G. SWEENEY, the newly ap-
pointed collector Of the port of Calves
ton, viii no doubt prove an eflicien,
and popular officer. Ho has for 6 long
timo been an active bueiness man OF
Galveston aud n true Democrat. Hc
was well endorsed, at lis homo and
over the State gsnorally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

most for the csuse Of Risi. Tho Or
s1seinen OF Ontario, he said,
wantsd % Dive out the
French, bat hey would
not be able to do so, for while a csn.
fury ago they were but 10000 strong,
they number 10000 to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

ENNIS has tho most substantial evil
denoo OF boom that could be ad-
duccd. All lis empty business houses
have been rented, aud there Is CON
ssausly increasing demand for resi-
denees. This sounds like Dali ~
item, and Ennisis 10 bo congratulated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

AS tho prohibition novemcut ssriDks,
high license grows 10 popularity and
Importance. AS none bus thu compar-
atively rich can afford very high
license, this new solution OF the liqnor
problom Is IN keeping with the ten.
doncy Of tho age to assist tbs Rich and
foster monopoly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

MR.. MANNING, in awarding the con-
tract for repairing tho revenue steamer
CRAWFORD, TO Baltimore company,
over the protest OF NAVY laborers, has
gone in for economy IN against ssDti-
mont. Economy, however, IL not al
ways tho best policy, nor does it So
cure tho best work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

THIS country is giving too much
prominence 10 bachelors. Tho latest
is DAVID b. HILL, the Democratic
candidate for governor Of New York,
who has never ventured to put his
craft upon the matrimonial quag-
mlrss. II IL said though, that bach.
elsrs retain their mental faculties in
tact longer than those differently stu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

Thu denguo fover is getting down
to regular business ia Dallas, Moth
ing IN ever done by halves in Dallas.
1t makes fellow feel as il no had
been caught In II cotton compress, bat
that is about tho only damage done,
SILL, any Of our ont0fpribiug neigh
bora can have our supply.
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PULITZER, OF tho New York World
was elected to Congress- only last fall,
but he has forbidden any of his en-
ployes 70 run for Office. 1t didn't take
him long to learn what a demsralizing
effect Office Holding has on man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

THE circus takirs gotinto the wrong
latitude when they Attempted their
sleight of.hand performances in cid
Kentucky. Hemp 10 "native and to
the manor born" shore, and the long.
limbod trees that "camo ia with the
c0nqueror' are still st hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

KING HuMBERr Is off again to the
cholera-infec.ed districts OF Italy. The
king Ia endearing himself to his sub.
jects, but no Is taking every oppor.
tunity presented to mako widowed
queen ID Italy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

THE Texans who went to Kokomo,
Indiana, TO return tho battle nag Of
tho Fifly-aeventh Regiment Indiana
Volunteers, evidently had grand
timo, aud will bilug back, az thoy
will leave among their nowly formed
acquaintances, pleasant memories of
the occasion. Such incidents arc be-
ycnd valuation M means to y return
70 genuine fratornAl feeling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

EVERY Texas town has a regular
autumn smile. II is cauted by tho
presence OF tho cotton wagon. When
the wagons aye iew and far between
the smile assumes n kind of oAssIUs
cast, but this year, without exception,
1t seems to DO broad ard child,like and
bland.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

A TURKIsu war-dance would no
doubt compare fayorsbly with the
skip and q whoop which cur brother
In red gets eff when bs Intends to
paint the SURROUNDINGS hills.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

THs rapid decline of Galveston is
certainly cause Tor regret through
ont all Texas. Millions have been
Invested and expended there, and It
was to bs hoped that tho herculeen
efforts IN It's behalf would give Texas
a big and prosperous seaport,
but tho fates seem to have de-
creed otherwise. The distGsteiui faos,
however, ought TO nerve The frienda of
Sabine and Arkansas Pass only the
more. IN the meantime she latch.
string still hangs out AZ Dsllss 10 all
tho capital and brain aud muscle hunt
Ing tho most favorable location in the
Southweat. We can't subsidizs many,
buttheroia genuine welcome for all
who win help themselves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

WE direct attention to reprint ar
ticlo In this issuo entitled; ITO De-
vslop Annlston's Manufactured
Now, II the Dallas exchange will work
In the same manner for Dallas, to In
duco capital, manufactures, etc.,
hero, aud II Eastern Toxss will DO the
name thing fer her mineral interests,
an improvement will take place that
VIII astonish our people. Lot tho Of
Nh b made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

Sreeco.
SHE PUTS on HER WAR.PAINr.

SHE PUTS ON HER wAR.PAINT.
ATHENS, Sept. 27.--The government
of Greece has sent circular TO the
powers, nrging that the treaty OF Ber-
lin be enforced. Tho note sRys II tho
paWerd endorse the action Of Prince
Alexander, Greece will take steps to
protect her interests.