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A Snug Foo for the pous

lam told that tho cost of obtaining
the popo's Sispensstion to the marriage
between Prince waldemar of Denmark
and Psincoss Marie of Orleans was
$4,000. Its most important conditions
arc that tho daughters who may be
born of tho marriage are 10 bo brought
upin tbs Catholic faith, but tho sons as
Protestanis. The appsnngO enjoy cd
by The prince is fl,bC0, to which will
now DO added tho interest on a sum set
apart for bis marriage by king Chris
tisn, making his total iucomo about
$500. Tho princess will have q dot In
Tue shape OF AN annual allowance or
1900. Sho In tho hoiress to m Inn
mense fortune on her paternal aide, a.
well ~ that OF her aunt, the Princess
do Joinville.--tLondon World.
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DENIsON.


Tho school Troubles SIN unsot,ied 4.
Railway improvcmonts--Now Build
lnss-'Cottoa Coming la Lively and
business Impro, Ing.
DENIsoN, Oct. s. Especial. l. Tho
knights OF Pyfh,ss lodge OF this ri 500
VIII givo q grand bail soms limo IA No.
vembar, in our opera house.
To school trou hle 10 ltln going or.
Tho people want school committee
oulaids OF the oi,y council. Communi.
Gait "a appear in our morning paper
from d f'eient parties, and some sro
good articles, whilo othors srs csicu.
u. ~ TO hurs tho good nano nr our
nuhic schools, aud ALTO Of tho citv.
Ooe f nom thls mnrning decisfns
'hat nu large prbllc school building
on Mntn street.. IL not ssfe, snrn Is
n9t Tie case a. shat building Il an aaio
anu weli pat UP ~ any buildirg M
Nntth Texas, the only trnuhlc win 4
10 IN tne .hasemcnt. which IN damr,
nnu never was Intended
Tor schnol room. but our wise city
dads nave bat IL put IN shape for four
ruons. W ps used by the small c.,ild
trouble, ~ tho people Of psniso m viii
not permit their children In NO Ia
school In = damp aud unhe Althy fonn.
hut II ia all out NJ place ~ coudeuin
the entire building, which IL q fine
building and an ornament "a our clty.
several o. our prominent buslne
men will attend the sais or town lots
o. Recos City on lhO ilIh.
The Missouri r0010o railroad are |
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John Doyle was knocked down
under moving car aud
run over, This exssparatod
the crowd nud they dragged the driver
from the car aud threatened To lynch
him. BE was rescued by tho police,
however, and akon to tho sta,ion 20
save him from the mob. Tho crowd
then unhltched tho teams fron the
cars AID turned them loose end
s'uggoj ell the drivers and
conductors they could lay hnuds on,
but none of item wsro badly
hurt. Among the psIsoup ~
saulted was John $. Cullen,
the prosident of ono oi tho Union dopot
liues, and also Of tho Mound Ci,y
road. He was pretty roughly
hapd!ed, but not much injuren.
Notwithstanding tho police were
aotive srd arrested 10 or tho mob
tue crowd WAC equally abort, and
some Of them loosepei tho
brakes on tho care, when waro ttand.
Ing ON down grade, md set thon
running down tho hill, which resulted
in collisions, tho breaking OF wjudnws
aud JamtninS OF platforms. Finally,
The police got tho mastery OF the
mob ard dispersed them. Othor
teams we're then sent for aud tho ear,
were taken TO the stables by friendp of
tho roads, who volunteered 10 run
HON, and traffic was suspended for
the night.
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STATE kilograms.
WORK ON THE STATE Capitol
Progressing Satisfactsriiy-- 4 Strspcs
Freak OF Nature at Grssnvilie.
shsrpcrs Ply Shsir Game at
PianO-Ceurt Notes From
Jetiorson-Other Notes.
ustin

AUSTIN, Oct. Especial. l--The can
toll architoor, Colonel Meyers, arrived
yesterday isom Chicago. He in highly
pleased with the work done on thu
capitol, aud VIII approve the changes
in the plaus of construction. lie saw 8
the work d ne 40 far could not have
beon done setter anywhere North.
About two miios Of the railroad from
Bnrnet toward the grants quarries
has oeen dn shoi.
The Giser cototy boundary com.
missionars met At tho governors n.an-
sion yssterc ~, merely IN diae with
him and not for consultation. Thu
proceedings of tho commission will
probably not he developed tor some
tine. The Feteia al members have n OF
arrived.
Comptroller Swain is off on visit
TO North Texas.
walker comfy shows s6S,OOO in
crossed assess ments.
The grand jury to-day Indicted John
+. Tripp On an old comptsiuC OF en-
bszzlement.
Ths secretary Of state has received
the $50 volume Of the Texas Supsomo
Court Report.
Mr, Wi liam Wheeless got his right
ARA caught In bis cotton gin yeatsr-
day, four mica from Austin. Hig arm
had to DO smPntated, and his lilo was
CRAFTY endangered by the loss Of
blood.
Barreti's circus showed here to-day
to a big crowd.
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COLLIN COUNTY FAIR.
L@. 20 htletdaln cc ON the Graunds-Fine
Dispisy Of Biooded Cattle = Tho


Largo Attendance ON the Graands-Fine
Display OF Bi0oicd Cattle - Tho
Eheca, H6c.
MCKINNEY, Oct s.-[SpeciaI. The
forenoon to-day VGy consumed ia tbs
eS hibition OF catsle, OF which there
was a pretty fair show. Me.sss. I. j..
Graves, Il. Il. sin, Peter shirley and
jim Ray were tho owners thereof. The
Shirley bull took the certificate and
WAS immediately afterwards sold to
Dallas mon, who wore hore In attend.
anc9 upon tho fair, and shipped so that
city This afternoon.
The stock OF Nests. l. Z, Grnyes
aud E. II. S:ilf are especially worthy
oil mention aud havs attracted much
attention from visiting stockmen, and
several good sales are noted.
The day has heeu very favorable
End the combination OF tho phoWmDn
aud ihe authorities ofthe fair has c)n-
spiiol 10 raise very large crowd this
OF ernOon, fully 1000 psoplo bsipw
present. BY hGid Combination The az
teusivo tarpaulins Of au average CIRCUS
company aro stretched Within the fair
grounds Enclosure, Immediately south
OF the grand steud, whilst tho air has
49,. "" n ~ I'm suu uuu thuinp oil tho
~ - ,i' '.nN tAo inuno'oh US Inotingof
"a aU, ne ti,.VuE uou' tne aitern0On.
,,sist' - .'eiei no"oNeIi tcoola-
ta,. ug tneir s'stors, COUSINS and
n 49, 1 ~ Nnu puVa VISION ca9 rost
,,lt'',5 , ~ bt"Ay W. lron tho BACK
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Paris,

PARIS, Oct. S.-tSpecial.l DE-. j. Il.
Polands, of Farmersville, and Miss
Laura Neathery, OF Paris, were mar
ried yesterday morning.
Six hundred bales OF cetton wers the
receipts yesterday ; price $50 to 900.
Mrs. j. Y. Berry will be buried from
Two Church Of the Holy Cross this
afternoon.
Miss Neutrality-suspicious. to Mrs. Berry,
was very seriously burned, and lies Ia
- dangerous condition.
Mr.. Henry Il Brown, of New York,
secretary OF the International commit
tee or tao Young Mons Christian Ms
ISOLATION, is in the city for tho purpose
of meeting with the pastors to talk up
the Interests OF the Young Mems
Christian association work. Associa.
lions may address him st Dallas.
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LABOR MATTERS.
Tho ", Loui. street Tar Troubles.


sr Louis, Oct. s.--rho striking
street car men had an enthusiastic
meeting at Turner Hail this morning.
Secretary Hess, of tho executive board
OF the Knighio OF Labor, said that var.
ious unions Of tho Trades Assembly
held meetings last night aud deter.
mined 90 aid the strikers. The
executive boards OF tho
Trades Assembly have appointed
committee 10 mee, the executive
committee OF atJlkers, TO act 90 an sr.
hi rsry oUmmiltee. 1hesa onmmittoep
h ~ a conference to-day and viii set
We The troubles between the men Aad
TO managers Of the railroads. Cars
we're running early this moruin ON
tue Caes avenue roed, hns they stop.
other roada uithor full or martial
hervioe vss being performed ian IA
uupn, with no reported disturbances
and no arrests.
rho day passed OF with
reasonable quielneps, an
marry 0 o'clock, when party Of
strikers congregates about the cars
OF tue Csss avenue line on Seveptb.
between Market aud Wslnut streets. !,
and began sointimidate the q IN ductnr,
and drivers. A squad of pclics
soon appeared and The nsfikers dis. |
perssd, but only to change their bsse. |
tor thoy Immediately went 10 Pima
street, between Seventh aud Ninth. |
out OF which three d)fleren{
linea rum and derailed cn~ or tvo
,rs. Thisstsppsd traiI1c, and nearly 4 |
ovneL cara eOon eotk<t. 4 .hcS~
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CopsIoASA, Oct. s,-Tspooia'. HOP.
d. II. Davis, who is now suroriutend-
ing the construction. ot tho bridges
throughout the county, reports tho
Warda aud Foster bridges flushed and
tho Hogan bridge, which IL under con-
struction, will DO done by nlxs Sttur.
dag aud tho Burloson bridge completed
In twr weeks, making IN all soneihins
over zoo feat of bridsinR COM lated
within two mouths of hts suptfintend-
eroy. Our county will, by tho appear
Hnce OF bsd weather, be tho aeHb
bridged county I'm tue State,
sir. jack Hogan, iore msn If the
hrl 70 snng on tnr narrow gauge, had
tho i1rpHnger fhm fig1thsHd 10 badly
crushed this morning th.t L. viii MOST
probably h W 20 tp amputeted.
~. w. CASTOR, one ui our prominent
pbysi,iuns, laavrs tonight for New
York, whero ne will cater thu hoSpltAiI
thsTo for thopurpnsa ot Doriocting him
polr ~ specialtie. relative 20 the eyo,
car aud natai "a aaOH,
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MARSHALL, Oct. S.-[Special. Tho
passenger train on the New Orleans d.
vision of the Texas Il Pacific was
wrecked near Alexandris yesterday
morning, Nobody hurt. Thia makes
the fifth or sixth wreck that hSs hap
pened on this read within the past
month.
There were 81 Geaths in the city
during the month OF September.
b. w. Roberts has resigned his
olerEship in tho freight department Of
the IexasN Paoifc TO scc3pt the 90
sition az local OF the Texas d Pacific
at Terrell.
Mr.. W. G. Rudd, city treasurer, will
lead TO the bYMeuial altar Miss Mollie
Havis next Tuesday morning. After
INC ceremony thew will Leave for 81,
Louis on their bridal trip.
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wea,l,criord.

wsAraKnfoRD, o,'. s.--lsnoolal.l-
The Alliance comuii,co sold % baiea
OF cotton to q. @. Wagner for s0,,s,
without being cnt. It sampled
ans all Right. Thuto were ahou,
100 bales IN Town to'dav.
prices ranging from $50 tp
: ~. The total receipts Of optton tn
date arc about 800 hsles.
Trede Il beginning - pick up and
, ,,a,, vutlock IL thss .here will no good
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bkeIinan,

SIBERIAN, Oct. 8 Especial. The
grand jury round true bill against u.
p. DederIck for living in adultery with
Miss Wirona Enll. Tho oaae was
tried before Judge Gregg to-day, and
reHultei In Adding him guilty, aud As h.
sesaed his ina at 500. Dedelicls ia
quite prominent man. He made his
money with tho patent well borer
and is doing considerable business.
Cotton sold io-dav at 9l.; this IL tho
hlghes, price psid boio his season.
The Mclntyro Il Heath minBtrels
played 50 ,hg opera house this evening
10 u packed hCuss. 10 does q person
good To seo thoir performances. az
everything with them is original. They
play IN D5niSHn Tomorrow evening.
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JRFFsnsoN, Dot. s.-Ispscial.l-Iu
the United States court TO day the
cases against A. w. Adleta, charged
with violntiug tho postal laws, wero
called aud tho lndiotneais hold good
by thu court md the casos continued,
The haheas corpus ossa cf A. J. Coo.
man was held and rho daiordAnt dts.
charged, the Opurt hulhipg thar ho had
boon tfled or Tho samo ohAflr.
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Plane.

PLANO, Oct. s. Especial -THE HER
AID correspondent has just "gotten
onto" that little arrangement by which
thrss OF our VOL known towusmsn
We're mulcied in tho suma OF S6Os, 500
and $50 respectively. Yesterday WAS
CIRCUS day here, and an usual eysry-
body turned out. Sharpsrs were in
abundance aud on tho qui viva, So be-
comes their profession. These genrle-
men, however, had seen some OF the
world Themselves and we're not to be-
downod 40 essily; and rs your CORES
pondeuG ~ informed, the $500 man,
catching ON to something, went hastily
to iriend and asked loan Of $500 TOR
little while. He got the
money, bat rsturuing shortly after.
ward asbed continuance thereof tor
6Odays;he had failed to mako tbs rjfllp,
The exact plan by which the work
was done Is not given in this, nor ia
those Of tho other Two parties. Suffice
IL to sav, they played sharp and
dropped $50 ana $50 respectively, aud
are noW. qgicty Kicking themselves
and making new resolutions.
LATEh-tl Is whispered aroano that
the one Tho Invested so heavily got a
gold brigk.
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Ing communities In North Texs,. L.
hAs a popuistion Of about 500, and IA
the beat busiSess point on tue railroad
be- wesn Deoison aud Greenville,
Cotton receipts have been large the
past week, and prices have ranged
from ~ 10 75.
Mrs. A, d. Turner, our popular and
accomplished music teacher, hiss
moved tn Granger, Texas.
j. .. Hubbard, grain and produces
uoSier, hgs sold ont and will mavs at
once 10 Shsfbrook, Canrda, where hs
acoepts position as freicht solicitor
Tor the Vermont Central railroad. Thia
aove is regretted very muoh hy our
merchants ana farmers, ss Mr.. Hib.
natu mas inauo q market here for all
kiads OF grain and produce. and wss
"a energetic, upright sud honorable
business man
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Accepts the Semiua, ION .

New York, oo.. s.-The iot,crs
OF acceptance OF Hon. Ira
Davenport and General j. Il.
Csrr, Republican csndidatep for
governor aud lieutenant. governor, re-.
nreciively, are promulgated to.nirht.
rney accept tho principles I,id
down In the Slate platform.
Mr.. Dsvenrors declare, himself In
favor of civil service reform, and for
appropriate legislation by Congress.
pa nnx An ond 10 tho silver co,navo'
already excessive, and calling for hon,
cst silver. dollars on tho bssia OF tho
gold standard. 'o
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EAGLE PASS, Oct ESPECIAL The
Aexicsn customs officer some days
ago passed car load Of oil for tho
Watcrs-rierse oil company, destined
Tor Monclova, Mexico. Whom It
reached that town tho municipal su-
horlt'es wouli not allow IL to enter,
ana " WAS stored on ranch near
,own. On attempting to take q wagon
iopu OF y to tho city, the whole lot
rM oonhsosted for alleged cys.ion OF
the municipal law.
Almost every mall brings renewed
stories Of outriSes mud impoa,tions on
Americas ny tho Mexican authorities.
nho late Interpolation Of Seol stsry
baynrd ~ the E'dtus case seems 10
have done no coed,
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Ga!vesten,

GALVESTON, Oct. s.--lSpeclal.l 1T
was learned to-day that the State *
ecutive sommitieo of the Knights of
Labor order have baen In tina CITY dur
ing this week for tho purpose Of con-
ference with the officials of tho Santa
10 road, in the sDt,lement OF differ
enees existing and Investigating dis.
plscements thet have been nsao. pre-
suseably, contrary 30 tho strict inter
prstation o, agreements heretofore
ms1e' tnls was I secret, so far as tho
pNN''c VIA concerned, until astis.
~ result W al attained. rha cn,p-
niittsT, consi sting of John Nuyent, OF
UlokVil'c; N. A Reynolds. OF Fors
worm, ana Il, PlersSD, OF the SAINT.
&c carpenter shops in thia city, hsvo
ocen successful in their con.
terence with the Santa Fe
manssemsut, and sil differences have
Deen satisfactorily srraogea as far as
this esd OF the road IN concerned. TAe
Gomiuittee left for Temple aud Fo.t
worm Tor the purpose Of investigating
s9d settling the BscGus- Morrel matter,
aiter which they will return 10 their
rtspestlve homes and 90 To work gstis-
oed with the results Of a peaceful mig
sion,
Tho fresh water supp,y for CALVES
son cams up for aotien at 4 speci al
mesting OF the council this evening,
snd was deferred until xext meeting,
minority report was submitted
recommending the bid of o. Chsnute
for $4,000 per anDum for 800 hydrsnts,
Dne WIS subsequently Withdrawn ana
the whole matter laid over,
Ihis evening & gravel train on the
revas Msxicsn railway wns wrecked
a. the intersection of Avenue M and
Thirty-seventh street. Tho engine
was badly damaged, but nobody WIS
hart.
Marine 4rriysls to-day includod the
british stscmshiDs Regime, from
Portsmouth, and Regal, from Liver
pool; the bark Eskedali, from New
G.s.le, and the schooner John e.
Treat. from Baltimore. The Rsgiua
and Regal arc both chartered by Gal
weston firms io' cotton 10 the cont
nSnt,
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GreonvIiie.

GRRENvILLE, Oct. Special, IA
Mir. Jones' was Ia town with cotton TO-
dag and hed with him his little 7.yesr.
Old daughter, who exhibits on her per.
son . remarkable freak OF nature. DE-.
Harris examined hor and said she had
two 'ols OF arms, With feet instead OF
hands In tho lower sal. Instead or tho
Knee joint sud cap sho has an elbow
Joint. She cannot walk, but ussp her
lower limbs with rs much icciliky 40
her arms proper
Mr.. II. w. Bfi,cOa, o Leading n Or
chant OF cur CITY, was married last
night g Ntss Lnils Dyer, aso OF
Greonvilp, Row. Nj. CoGhran oiliciNt.
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TYLER, oo,, s,-tspooiaLl both the
supreme court and court OF appeals
were Ia snssiun To-day, and both courts
havo very heavy dookols. A largo
uumher Of casoi woro submit ted ON
brlefa and 'vritlon Arguments.
judge Hnrt and vlfa arrived from
Dellaa ,hii afternoon ana Judge Rob.
ertlon Unexpected Tonight.
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CRocggrr, oc,. s,-tspeclal,l-Ssv.
ME R,bcrtson's appointment to The
bench meets tho hearty ap'
probation olour bar and People. lie
wss our choice.
I II siness is lively and cotton boom.
ipE, coming In at The rate OF 100 bales
hr day.
r..rhn neAthnr Is cloar and nleasant.
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p Pey 4, Howard, G. c.; A. ] so.p..
- w; +; Dixon. p: rom w. Waite.
A. a q II Il; T. D. Turner, N. OF f.; j.
y. dofris, NJ. uf L D. 4. Siuylstop.
~. OF A; !. .. Saith, j. c.; Il Turn,
Shs, o e.; J. B4ldridse, Mark Lsti
msr, John Glddisgs, riustses. The
evening. " '"''
section Of the endowment rank
y, was orssnlzed with Is applicants Thia
N We insurance feature Of ths order.
Ihs !o'ge starts uuder very favarabls
AUSPICES, bsrirS soma OF our most
prominent citizens connected with n,
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HousroE, Oct. s.-GSp,elsl.l l. Tho
Post special fron Richmond tonight
gives sn account of the death OF ex.
Sheriff Elakeloy, of Fort Bend county,
'he Slota.'
q nan naint d Miller was robbed st
Detective Esn.csas., iSCJ.ned from
AuatiD, Tho.c : Nv, men in
jail convicted Of tue coon au.rsrps
there.
Public schools arc much crowded
this term, over 1000 children attend
Inc
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TEHVAcANA, Oct, s.--[Speclsl.l Two
have thus fer escaped tho dorgue
Notwithstanding IL seems to attack
even newspaper men, 10 has thus fsr
net attacked school nsn.
Professor J, II. Gillespie has conc to
San Antonio 70 see his wife, who was
visiting there, and was taken sick
with deugue. This professor expsota
TO return in fou ds -.
Professor l.. A. johnson Ia expecting
hts wife 10 arrive from Tennessee to-
morrow.
DR.. McLesSsy will attend tho Trinl-
ty synod ~ Decatur next Saturday.
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AeRaND PARADE.
Aho fSadoa Display Association Mako a
zinc showing-vice-Prcsidcnt Hem
dricks md Pnrtx.


aho fFadoa Display Association Make a
Emo showing-vice-Pro Hem
bricks and Party.
sT. Lruis, Der. S,--The annual par
ado of tho Trades Display asaocis,ion
,nok place tonight aud mazda y
hoata, representing different branches
~ business, w0ro in line, ano
ne display, in somo OF
liza features, was fully equal
-plenuid appearances and attraction Az
enormens crowd OF spectators along tho
whole ilno Of march. Thirty two
- that Of tho Yelled PrSphsts. Vice
Presidents Hendricks and party, aided
~ Governor Narmaduke anu
several other distinguished gem
tlemen, reviewed tho procession
from the grand stand In front
OF tho exposition building,
alter which Mr.. Hendrick,
vas takan inside aud escorted
through tho navos aud galleries OF the
inmsnse building. aud during the
evening President koDnard intr ducsd
MIR. Hendricks 10 the assembled poo.
pie from the stage OF tho great music
hall, nnd he smoke about throe miou,r,
highly oompltmentins H. Louis for hor
EXPOSITION aud lair, and tho spleuuii
manner IN which aha entertained hrr
visitors during 'ha week.
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Eli pAse, Oct, s.-Ispeclal. Reports
from the Arlsons border say, tho poo.
p,c are in constant fear Of an 1adlnn
out-bress. They have been sesn In
thst district and have murdered sew
eral of the settlers during the past
few days.
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Wo do not claim That Florida IL any
moro 'ree OF noxlous insocts than any
olhcr new country, but W. DO claim
tna. II IN no were, and that oven In
midsummer they nro no moro unen-
dufablo than Ia tho North.-[Jackson-
viilo tFloridn) Times Uuion.
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Ennis, Oct s.-[sptoisl.l-The u
rance" pooled cotton sold tod
sSs. We have had several y,
DAYS. Trade has not bsen az &C sns
our merchants had cause to SUPP, n
wonld be. Collections have hsesrn
fair. ar I'd
NM
A Knights Of pyihiss lodge ,,sdec
snised at this place by ~
Aosy' q. c., for Toxss, with 81 "a ~
sef'. On Monday night last III, see.
nnxs were conferred upon.
ss ssSnnsers. ThIs evening ihsH =
LILY viii be conferred Var,
49, Ers The following sSt,s,,
49, elecseds b. Il Brown
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ChIsaEo Coon, ar. ON a Strike

CHICAGO, 0ot s.-Ab,ut 600 coopers
employed at the Armour d Fowler
packing house wont out on strike 20.
DIV for on advance In wages from S2.75
1913 a day. Work Is not sorioasIy
interferod With, as the Gupply o. bar.
rolls on hand is largo.
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BRLroS, Oct s-lSpeeial.l Major
X. n. Van zsndt was married to-day
70 Miss ocssvla rsudlsten, Of this
coanly.
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negro who commits q criminal 40. IN
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snirBwniour, DC. s.--ISpecial.l- J.
place Is locatd In Grsyson
IVY, q niles southeast Of Denison,
a,h ~ Missouri PAc 40 railrosd, and
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-08

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