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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-17
briaeu uub beri@mano. obue I'D, lpeiter

brigen uub beriGwanb, ohne iid ipeiter
ui1l3uieben, in ber Geitengafe. gs
NOR @artenbofen. Graneisfa bate
ibn, beinabe miber @ilen, erfannt,
unb obiGon fie fi6 drgerli9 bagegen
ittdubte. empfanb iie elm u1angeneb=
mes @efabl. gr alIein, 10 f4ien es,
iuollte fi9 Der aagemeinen 6uloigumg
ent3ieben, bic man ibr barbra1te; ober
siirrte Ct nod BON benz rteuli1en Ball
Abenbe bers Die Offi3iere waren
unterbeifen ndber gefommen, uno mer
9errm Don Mnienbers in bieiem Mugens
bid beoba6tet bdtte, tpiirbe einen brol=
ligen MnbIid genoifen baben. Ct mar
gang roth gemorben, unb als iebt bic
9dnoe Der Offi5iere ipie auf Commando
an bic Ropfbeoedung fubren, i1mentte
er In tueitem 8ogen ben 6ut bonn
Ropfe, unb fein .Sbr Oiener, meine
9erren. Sbr Oiener, ineine Qerren,
Hang uugefdbr tpie: Nir perfteben
uns. nleine 9erren.
1lnnlittelbar binter ben Offiaieren
fam Grau Regierunssrdtbin Gaberz
mann am Mrm hires @atten bes Weges
baber. Bei oiefen 8eiben mar bas
BerbdltniB umsetebrl, tpie bei ben Mai=
enbergs; Ct bdtte fi9 bic promenabe
gerr sei6euft. aber Grau 6abermann
mollts, unb besbalb penbelte er gebul=
big Gag aus, Sag elm bic promenabe,
bic 0omdne feiner Jrau, ein paar
Ntal auf unb ab. sic bate ben Nor=
gang nit ben Offi3ieren bemerft unb
geraoe nod 3eit gefunben, ibrem
Manue au3uiiiiftern: Sic iibt fid i'm
Greelenaentbum, als Maienberg's ber=
an iparen unb Grau 9abermann einen
Shmau bon 3drtli9en 8ortpiirfen iiber
Grdulein bon Maienberg ergob, bic gar
au bdusli6 lebe unb iid ibren Greun-
oirlnen au febr entaiebe. Grancisfa
porte ibr rutig ld1elnb au, unb nur
ettIlitdl errotbete fie leiie, als sSrdu 6Qz
hermann fid anselegentli6it bel ibrem
vater mao Oem Stanbe feiner Rofen
ertunoigte uno nebeubei bic sSrage eins
fieBen lieB, oh es ipabr iei, oaB Seine
grcellen3 10 auberorbentliGes Mohlaes
fallen an oenielbsn sefuuben babe.
5raneista's grr6tben ipar ssrau 6abers
mann nidt entsansen, Der 3ued Der
llnterrebung mar errei9t, unb man
fonnte ii9 alfo ipieoer trennen.
gs 1T ridtig, iaete Grau pabermann
3u ibren @atten, in6em fie ben Meg
nit ibm fortiebte.
Was? fragte er febr ungei9idt. Sie
bielt es unter ibrer Wlrbe, cine fol9e
Grage su beantporten uno audte f9tpei'
gen6 bic N9feln.
llub oa gef6ab's.-gs mar ein Sag,
f6einbar mie ale anberu; bic 5tatur,
In beren @euobnbeit es ia liegt, bab
fie, tpie cine fin ld9elnbe Miutter fur
ibre Menf9entiuber, bic fi@ an ibreu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-17
sabafsbau in ben Der. staaten.

Sn ben Ser. Staten paren i'm esabr
1880 638,841 Nder benz 9abatssBau
gemibmet uno beKen grtrag belief fi9
fid bamals auf 472,051, 900 piuno.
Die 3abl Der Mder bat ii1 iebt auf ca. /.
100000 uno Der grtrag auf 600 Mill.
pfunb seboben. Yirsinien par big su
benz Sabre 1870 Der 9auptsSabats=
fiaat, 0ann aber lief ibm Gentudp ben
Stang al. Die biesidbrige Sabafsernte
bon &entudp 1T bic gt6Bte, tpel1e bie=
fer Staat berborgebra9t bat, nit MMs=
nabme ber bon 1877, in ipel6em Sabre
fie 181 .484, 900 pfb. betrug.
Gin 5iemli6 beoertenber She'll BEG
in ben Ser. Staateit gebautet Sabafs
tpir6 ausgefiibrt; namentli9 be3ieben
Tranfrei6 uno Seiferrei9 einen groBen
Sbeil ibres &egie= =Sabats bon bier. Da.
gegen meroen tpieber feinere @prtem,
beionoers aus Cuba un6 Sumatra einz
gefiibrt. 6umatra Sabaf bient fiir
Sedbldtter unb 1T felt einigen Sabren
i'm Snterefe bes gonnecticuters &rautes
NIT einem S6ub3oa bon Is Gents bas
pfunb belegt.
Ser 8erbraud bon Sabat unb 81
garreu bat ii6 in rieiigem MaBe geftei=
CERT, namentli6 Der ber lebteren. Ser
0aupts MitteIpunft fiir ben lmfab bon
Doblfeilem Sabat 1T 2ouispille. eym
Sabre 1863 tpurben 200 Miaipnen 81
garren fabriSirt. lebtes Sabr nabe3u
2Omal 10 biel, faft 1000 Milioneu.
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Fra M fiska.
ssoOelIe bon 8. ,. asilDenbrad,.
l6srtittnaa.l

(6srtietnna.
6ie tnor m;sAer rn6io oemorheu si,
batte i6r ifoI,es Sd5eres gsIhif miebers
aefuubsn ifnb ois n ,ur msronho an.
Tiidfrhrie nm nerrr NM gpo;nbern 5s;n s
Observation-Disclosures Memustieim NIT Il.
nens' Io,,tem @abnen hsnr;ists hcite ;hr
Mntfik ,nieber Zen rubi1 nieibmdsioem
Mns6rlld oen6bnIidier SoSe ouoennn,s
men Gie fo6 "a ali oeIarut ana boR
9e,fer es tpd0fe i6r eirten Gbo,ieroorfe
IN sber Gfo6is Nrorneuobe norsuid,Iaoen
sn6 n Zine g5ierfei Gfumbe fbSfer tnnrs
beIten g]ofer uub Sod5fer Mrm In Mrm
,,f,ser 6en Ndun,em 6ie Sen Iie6Iid, nm
Sci, Meroesobbdnoeu nd, enfIano ,ies
henhsn Observation-Disclosures befboftefen
6ohin on nonae &eieIfhnft Ser
Gfn6f mar ant Ken Meine,r nn6 e,err
Don Mloienberd Miami III In feiireu,
Clement. Sc oelaro linn ieItem. Trors
eisfa III eineut ioId,en GDaaiernorae an
iiberreAeu; bopbeIi oeupk sr bahep lei.
nes 9riumpbes, nit ieiner id,1neu
1pd5ter Dor ben stuaeu bes Nublifums
AZ pdrabiren. Ct bate 10 biele BE-
fannie 3u grhBen, bo6 jeiu Gut lid, in
fortiudbrenb Gnfs un6 nieoeriduenfens
Der Beuegung erbielt; baueben blins
3eIten jeine tuoblpolleuben Nugeu Sc.
1tdnbig mad re9ts unb linfs unh finaen
iebes oifenen iifb Derfcblenen Bid
auf, ber f@ boiler Demun6ering auf
bic bcIbe Gejfalt an feiner Seite rids
tete. s5raneista mar, tpie geiagt, feline
S5reun6in BON berartigen Gpa3iergdns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-17

ui9tigen Nngelsgenbeiten aufregeu unb
ab3appeln. Ben rubigen groBen glei1=
mdBigen 0ausbalt beiorgt, bic Natur
bate aud on bieiem Sage bic @onme
aufgeben laiien tuie getp6bnli1, bate
bic 6tunoen bes HDrmittags cine nod
Der arbern biageben lafIen ME gem0bnz
LID, uilo nidts Beionbres erlonnen,
I'm dnaubeuten, baB in Der guten 5taot
ettpas gef6eben mar, oas geeignet
i9ien. fiir ale iungen Ntdb9enber3en
Die @run6lagen ber WeIioronung in
Grage 3li fteaen. 9lls Die gbemdnner
beg Mforgens auf ibre Geri9tssGtuben
unb in bic Hegierungsz8ureaus aogen,
mar nod Mues rubig gemeien, un6
man bate ni9ts getpubt; in ben bor=
geriidteren Stunben bes Wormittags
bate man batn 9errn Giidmann Be-
merit, Der in gr6Berer gile als gep6bn=
lib onr9 bic bauptid6li9ifen Straben
Der Stabt geeilt mar; er mar ROTH inn
Gef6t gemeien unb bate feline Stirne
ipie6erbolt NIT einern baummollenen
Sai9entu6 getrodnet; alsbann bate
man Sanen ber @eieni1aft bin unb
pieoer iiber bic 6traBe buI9en, fid)
gegenieitig nit baitigen Dorten beariis
Ben unb in ben 0duIern bon Betanrten
perf9minben ieben; beionoers farf
mar Der Nnlauf in bem bon Der sfrau
Hegierungsrdtbin 6abermann bepobns
ten 9auie geueien; in ber Slide BON
Trau 0abermann mar pl6bli1 Ser Bes
febl CUR Bereitung BON brei aroBeu
2annen gbocolabe ertbeilt tporben,
pdbrenb bas Sienitmdb1en gum gons
oitor an Der gde gegesiiber geitiirmt
mar, Inn glei6 oarauf nit einem ungez
beuren Tapffu6en 3uriid3ufebren, unb
i'm 6alon ber arau 1abermann
berrf9te nun ienes nerbenerregenbe
Geiumme, tpel9es aus benz Miipern
| fiiiiternber GrauensStimmen, benz 3erz
| f9neiben bes 3u1ens uno benz &laps
perm pon 9beel6ffeln in GboeoIabems
SaRen entffebt. Die Glingel i1lug
fortmdbrenb an, bic Sbiir bes Salons
flappte immerfort, unb INNER neue
8efu6erinnen liefen in ben gaitli6en
Salon. ruie in bas 6auptquartier eiz
nes Oberf gommanbirenten, mo
Mfelbungen entgegengenommen perben,
elm. ginige famen, UNI iid an Der
Quelle @eniBbeit iiber bas faum
Glaublide 3u erbolen, mas fie geb0rt;
Mnbere, um tpidtise Details sur &ennts
nib Der uebrigen 5u bringen.
(sgoriletnna foIqt.)
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Neuie 0ramt.

8or einigen Sagen bratbte elm Blatt
in Oenber, Col, bic Na1ri9t, bab
Grau fellie @artoris, General Grants
einsige So1ter, fitb BON ibrem Manne
Algernon Sartoris f9eiben laien per=
be. Sic lei, beiBt es in iener Mittbei.
lung, nod bem Begrdbnile ibres So.
ters, on behen Aranfenbett iie Monate
lang gepeilt bate, nod @nglano, NOS
bin elmer ibrer Briioer fie begleitet bat.
NIT Der Nbiidbt suriidgetebrt, ibre brei
brei Ginteru mad ben Ser. Gtaaten su
bringen, I'm bann einen @befdeioungss
pro5eb ein5uleiten.
DaB elm Blatt in Nenper auerff
aenntniB BON bieier Mbiidt Der So9ter
8rant's erbalten bat, biirfte bieleidt
baber fommen, baB irgenb elm Mitslieb
Der GamIlie bes grzSenators gbaffee
bon Colorado, bef5en So1ter nit einem
Der S6bne Sen. @rant's perbeiratbet
iit, oariiber ettpas in elmer Mittbeilung
on cine befreunbete Gamilie in Denper
bat perlauten laFen. Dab bic Che
9telie's feline gliidli9e if, bas NOR
ldngit befannt unb fonnte au1 baraus
erfebeu tuerben, baB ibr Wann bic ganae
3eit binbur9, tpdbrenb mel1er iie am
&ranfenlager ibres Naters tpeilte, ber
Jamilie @rant fern blieb unb ni1t
einmal gum Begrdbniffe ieines S6pie=
gerbaters fam.
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Sams g. 4esemer

Gu berparb an 9ouifonitraBe;
Sab, Door unb Blinb Gaetorb
on Apenue 6. 2iefert ole Mrten bon
Bau . l5. Brettern unb S1inbeln
au ben niebrigfen preiien unb fiibrt in
feiner @9neioefabrif ole Nuftrdee fir
Sbiiren, Genfferrabmen, Salouiien &c.
&c. prompt aus. Bauunternebmer unb
Bauluitige MAIDEN mir uuf bic @tablii=
fements bes Qerrn Degener hermit be-
fonbers aufmerfiam. [9,7S5,m1i
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0ernoe TO aut.

Siele sepiHenloIe 8erfdufer mosen Sud ia.
gen iie baben Seilmittel fir Sufteu unb Grfal.
tunsen, bic serabe 70 gut iinb aIs Der aIte
3aberldifige Or. Botanic Suitsn. unb eunssn.
Sbrup, unO tpcnn ibr nidt barauf bsltebt Die.
fcS Seilmittel gu srbalten, nerbet ibr icbr on.
gefibrt iperben. Yreis SO Gents uub $l.O0.
8erfauft bel 8. aalteper &; Con.
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= Gin rei@er @eians @erein, lit
Der Netp Oorter r2ieberfran3." Ser
Sabresberi6t beRelben belagt, baB ct
fur Sauienbe bon Dollars feline neue
Dale ausi6maden ldbt. Ser 8erein
sdblt aur 3eit 1857 Mitglieoer, udmli4
elm gbrenmitglieb, 122 aftipe unb 1884
paflipe Wtitslieber. Ser Damen6or
beitebt aus go Oamen. Sem Jinana=
beridt bes @6abmeiiters s. S. Bog
genburg entlebnen mir foIgenbe Nnga=
ben: Gaiienbefanb am 4. Oftober
1884 $1245.84, 8eitrdge $50, SIT, iom=
ftige ginnabmen $40, 1863. 80, mas cine
@eiammteinnablne BON $77, ,256.14 er=
eiebt. Sie @efammtausgaben besif=
fern fi6 auf $74,322.91. 10 baB Der
8aarbeitanb fi@ auf $2O33.23 belduft.
Die 8eiammtaftiba bes Uereines, einz
f6liebli6 bes auf $250,0O0 geiddbten
@runoeigentbums, betrasen $751;
697.04, bic 8eiammtpaffba $169, ,287,
10 bab elm ytetto Betrag oes 0ereinss
bermogens bon $l18,410.O4 perbleibt.
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lleber bic 3unahme bes 9lhfnntf

: lleber bic 3unabme bes Mbipntb=
5rintens in ben Ser. Staaten fibrt
eine mebiainif6e 3eiti6rift bittere Giaz
ge. Ser Mbipntb 1T elmer Der beims
tiidiiditen S6ndple, Die es eibt, unb
tDen er einmal feit gepadt bat, ber iit
In Der &egel berloren. Sbm miro Elm
GROCER Sbeil Der S6ulb am gfieberz
gang Der frans0iii6en Ration beige
meiien. Ser Nbiputbs @enuB flibrt su
8l6oiiun uno @ebirn Grpei6ung.
Oas elenoe @ei6mier, tpel1es bierau.
lanbe pielfa9 als Nblpntb perfauft
pirb, 1T erft redt elm SeufeIsaeus.
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GpItpr & Sspltn,,.

Muttiondre unb &ommiifons &auf-
leute No. 2, 4 unb 6 %. Gouifons
StraBe, San Mntonio, faufen unb pers
taufen gebroudte M6bel, Seppi9e,
@lasz unb 8ledmaaren &c. Wer Bill
Iig taufen wil, oem 1T bier cine gins
lfige @elegenbeit geboten. @anae
6auseinri9tunsen bi0ig 3u eriperben.
IL Qm6R
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I'D, babe Sonoofiue ou mir
(Gortlesuns feIst,)

Sd babe Songaline an mir felbit
oerlu6t gegen Neuralgia i'm @eiidt unb
fnblte mid alsbalo erl0lf. gbenfdlIs
neriudte i9 es gegen beftigen neuralgis
iben &opfi6merS; idon nod Der erlfen
Dolls mar i9 bon benz uebel befreit,
@.W. Oubal, M,O., pinebile, Mp.
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1873

Dead Shot" Serem @orm eiai.
nent tpirft iider unb idnel. Dieies Eminent
tootet bic Biirmer ausenblidlid; b6It GIiegen
ab unb beilt bic @unbe. SIN @aiier aufseI0ff
III es Elm aussc,eidnetes SeiImittel sesen iraenb
nelde @un6ea beim Iieb. Hreis so Sents.
4raparirt. nno gum 8erfauf Bel u. Dreie,
Gan Intonio. 1875 tup
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= Sn a6t Saaen befreite f6 oer
Iice prdIibent Der Stabt Brauerei
in SouisoilIe, 9D., Serr 5. Selmus,
0ur6 bic Mnpenoung bon St. Satobs
Del bon beftigen rbeumatiiGen S9merz
gen, on tpel6en er lange gelitten bate.
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pecanna1e tpurben beute Mor.
gen in bebeutenben Quantitdten nod
Der @tabt Sebra6t. Sic tparen faif
bur9weg BON oeuti@en Garmern ge3o=
gen.
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= 8olb unb Sitbermaareu
ubren &c. bel Griber Bros. Weain
pla3a. brei 5biireu unterbaIb WoIflon.
IS wirb beutl0 gefpro1en.
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s6 Wir fiibren bic beiteu 9embem
uno SoiletteartiteI, bic impor=
tirt tuerben f6nnen. Gommt unb per=
glei6t preiie. paneoaft & @obn.
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sSm. s. oattcriise & Co.,

Ylumbers u. @aSs Gittere,
1856 OR.Soufonnrabe, Gan autcnie. Babe.
pannea, Stursbdber, @aferrIelets, Mariner
platten, @ummiid idIdude, Bleie uub Giienr01>
rem, 8ierapparate unb @asfxtures aIIer Art.
sae aaftrdse werben prompt aussefibrt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
a Young Mexican Killed 1T Eagle fass.-
His Murderer Escapes Into Mexico.

=
EAGLE Pass, Oct H.-ISpecial. i
The locality known as The Flats, that
constitutes tho portion OF the town
next TO the Rio Grsnde, furnished
another bloody tragedy last night,
sfte- qnietness OF several months.
About IL O'clock last night young
Mexican nansd Anoealo Corells, aged
~ years, and c0mraio were walking
towards the ferry In dark and unfr3-
quented street in The Flats, where they
we're sccos,ed by six other MsXicans.
a Few words passed between them
when two of tue other party named
Silvar Vasquay and Jose Maria Com
z.lesi pulled their pistols and fred
three times at Corelle, oae sho. Hsrik-
ipg aim IN the abdomen, snd another
breaking ona of mis- legs. His asssil-
anita then fied for the bridge, crossing
into Mexico, Corelle firms Que shot 20
Thorn aud they firing two shots at his
coInIade as ba ran away. The alarm
was brought up town and q party Ut
Mexicsns went down and carried
Corelle TO his home, whore hs died this
morning as 8 o'clock, The cause OF
the murder was jealousy Oh woman's
affections,
The murderers arc now la Mexico,
where they Gre FREQ from all danger OF
ar, est, az the treaty of 1861 bet ween the
United States and Mexico, according
10 ex-SecrStary OF State Frelinghuy-
sons decision, prohibits the extrsdi-
ton OF Mexican citizens into the
United States for crimes committed
here.
Max b. Spiro, the Israe!Ite who was
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sion. He commenced fencing his track
ats O'Clock, when he should nave been
ready for the race. Toe track WAS not
measured either until the sun was
half an hour high. 1 asserted that the
mare could beat tAe horse 80
feet-the distance-to tsn;slixe Mr..
Fuller for not running. did not be-
lieve abe eolld beat him 20 feet, aud
only wished to SEQ which would beat.
Now il Mr.. Fuller wants to redeem
himself in challenging for the race
again, why not name Terrell, instead
OF Wills Point. 1t was hero tho people
we're disappointed; it was mere he
showed mis- trepidation, and disap.
pointed the friends of"Sam Bass" and
here is whore he should re-estsblish
the confidence of the people. ar.
Couc b will accept bis proposition W
run for the snnl mentioned at Terrell
or ID alias, all things 10 be ready when
the limo arrives, but could NOT make
the race sooner than the first Fridsy
in December, as his maze has gone on
tn 0 circuit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18
An Arkansas Tragedy.

LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 17.-Henry Muir
ply, wsll-known planter, living near
Desarie, shot and killed George Clark
and wounded his wife Wednesday
night. Clark was tenant living on
Murphy's place, Murphy suspected
him OF stealing corn, and, Visiting his
house, found Clark feeding corn 20 81
horse of some relative who had com G
TO visit him. Clark claimed to have
bought the corn, bGs Murphy returned
home, armed himself with q shotgun
and riding back to Clark's house called
MIN out. AS he opened the door, Muir
ply fired, killing him aud wounding
his wife, who was inside tho house.
Murphy hes been arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18
Prison Reform Association convention

DETROIT, Oct. 1.-THE National
Prison Reform association began It's
annual session here this evening, a
large number of distinguished gentle
men attending. Rev. Father Charles
Kelly, OF st, Patrick's church,
this city, opened the exer-
cises with prayer. and united
States Senator Il. w. Palmer, chair.
man OF the meeting, then spoke
briefly on tho history of prlson re
form. Judge j. b. Campbell. OF the
Michigan supreme bench, delivered
IN address Of welcome on behalf of
Michigan.
AT the conclusion OF Judge Csmp-
oelrsaddress, ox'Presd dent Rutherford
Is. Hayes wss introduced, and, after
returning thanks for the most cordial
welcome rendered him, he spoke at
length, on the subject OF prison
discipline.
VIM. Il. Rounds, OF Now York, sec.
rotary OF tho association, read a lettor
from President Cleveland, expressinq
regrets AZ his inability to attend The
meeting.
Among other speakers OF the oven
Ing were Professor Francis Wsyland.
81 Yale College; Senator Jones, o,
Florlda; Bishop Gillespie and others,
After, the boned.ction by Bishor
Giilospio the mseting adjourned.
10 morrow moraiug sermon will
b. delivered BY Rev. Bishop Robert.
son, OF Missouri, and In the evening b
gene raj meeting he held,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18

BALTIMORE, Oct. l7.-Captain Tren-
cry, Of the steamship Baltimore, which
arrived here to-day, reports on the 81
instant, at IL O'Clock at night, while in
latitude 50:70, longitude l7:7, west, he
passed a ship on fire. lie steamed all
around her, burned nignt signals and
sounded his whistle many times, but
could discover no signs OF any persons
or boats in The vicinity. The ship was
msas OF fro to the waters edge,
from her stern to the fore.
mast, which wu9 the only
mast Standing. Captain Trenefy
judged from the smell OF smoke that
the ship'a cargo was of vegetable
matter, such M wool or cotton. The
wind was blowing heavily at the time,
anu he could not get close enough to
securem means OF identifying her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18
Stocks and Bonds,

NEW York, Oct. l7.-Goyernmort
bonds dull armstrong, To.day's tran
factions in railroad bonds wero
larger than ON any preyi.
GUS day this year, amounting
10 S5,li6,OOO. Business was very well
distributed, and prices generally
show gains, especially the
low priced bonds that are now
being sought for investment. The
market has boon extremely &C.
tive and strong. Throughout
tho week tho advances have
been material, whilo tho total
salos are In excess ut any previous
week Tor many months, If not for
years, past. The sales for this week
have been S25,O770O0.
The stock market wss very
active, feverish and irregu-
lar, but on the whole, strong.
Erie led in activity, closing
ct gsin OF =. Tho greatest advance
was made by Laokswauna, (which fluct-
ated widely and closed within = of the
hiRhest ptice of tho day, with a
net aavence ot22s. Delaware Il Hud-
sou reserved some attention aud
gained Z. The Central, OF New Jersey,
was again strong At The opening ana
closed Is 10 yer than tho highest
prices OF the day, with q net advsnce
OF ~. Reading is up lss. St, Psnl wac
a LITTLE more than steauy, between Siix
aud So during tho forenoon, and
was quiet after midday, but rallied
later 10 SoI4 aud closed * lower, with
an advance OF y,
The earnings Tor tho second week of
october are reported at s623,O0O. n
gain over the Same period
last year OF $40, 900. Northwestern
developed strength at the opening, aud
at no time did 1t sell below lO7. III tbe
last hour 1t touched le7h, and closed
= lower, with net advance OF ! psr
cent. Omaha II X low.
or, aud Chicago, Burline,on.
q Quincy In down 2,. The Wander.
bllts wero decidedly strong. Lacl,a-
wanna gained and New York Central
lss. Canada Southern closed with
= not advance vi TX. Michigan Can.
trail Ia up "a. Union Pacific WAS steady
at q small traction above 80, until AZ
ter ! o'clock, whom 1t broke 10 81. Int
rallied over per cent, aud closed with
net advance Of 4. Pacific Mail ia mn
and NJ issouri, Kansas 4 Texas
Kansas Pacific IL unchanged. Mis-.
souri, ,pacihc shows a gain
OF Is. The Northern Pacific was
strong, without making any material
advances, while Oregon Navigs.
u s,on T, ~ up " and ore
The highest prices OF the year for
many or the active stocks hAve been
made this week. The busincsa of liza
wsek has also boon tho largest of npv
week = q this year, the sales sggros ntinv
The advance Ia New York Central
here here and OF the Pennsylvania, In
that new Developments were Ssins
made In trunk line affairs, hut .nnth.
Ing more than rumor was known.
Comparing prices Tonight with
tnoeo Of Q week ago, everything M
niEhers tho gains ranging from frac-
tionAi amounts to per cent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18

THIS little piece OF history may be
interesting at large. An exchange
says:
"SENAToR C0LoUITr has furnished
the frs. instance In the history OF
Georgia where father and son repre-
sented the State In the Senate OF tho
United States. Such occurrences arc
very rare. There arc only thrso on
record. They are those OF SENATORS
BAYARD, Don CAMERoN and CoLQUITr.
Inc BAYARps have represented Dsla.
ware In the Senate without Interrupt.
ton for three generations. Don CAM-
ERoN took his fathers seat. Thore
were 30 years between WALTER II.
CoLQufTr and his son In the sena,e,v
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18

A PITTSBURGH millionaire has done
the handsome, and the labor OF his
town should call him blessed. A Mr.
CARSEoIH has made present ms fol
lows: IA house and lot worth $4,000
70 the workmen at the keystone
Bridge works, and given $1,000 In
money toward tho purchase Of books
TO found q public library. II other
Manufacturers viii follow the example
OF MIR. CARNEGIE aud holp the labor.
Ing men to q bet.or employment Of
leisure hours than listening to social.
istic orators they will Had the best 40.
luton to the question OF strikes.v
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18

On steamboats,, cars and stage.
coaches. Hostetter's Stomsch Bitters
- Carried % the most important item
IN the msteria medica Of the travelling
public. II deprives vltiated brsckish
water Of IL hurtful properties and OK.
ecfable flavor, counteraots the pre-.
nicious effects upon tho stomach
o. bad or indigestible food |,
s REM, cramps, heartburn and
ssa ine defense against maisriai
uisorders, nullilies the effects Of OK.
cessive heat cold and damp, relieves
slck headache and II On incomp parable
gnre ior costlvenees and bill0usnssS.
a, ne i.stl9nS q travel often tells most
valssesuis cSSsSIcs Sss''s . t sssh con r.
Extent g - @ iSopardlSe llgS, PSfsoss
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