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in the assoc, stion IN one-third OF
their capacity, aud II that
does nos advance the price OF products,
the association is 10 excors It's goods,
even though il has to bs done at large
loss. In eass member shuts down
entirely, the association Is to allow
him the legal rate of interest GA the
capital thus thrown out of employ
menf. The advance desired
in prices Is from SOL to
Sll0 for high wines. and from sl95 to
$40 for sicohols. The majority OF the
members present we're willing
to adopt tina platform proposed
and would have done so, but
for the objections Of the dealers who
had amendments to offer. The session
will be resumed 10 morrow morning.
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England.
rHE STEAD CkSE.

LONDON, Oct. 21.- The trial of Mr..
Stead, editor Of the Pail Mall Gazette,
as defendant in the Armstrong abduc.
ton case, was resumed to-day at the
central criminal court, before Justice
Lopez. A discussion be-
tween counsel arose respecting
portions of tho Testimony Of Mrs. Ann
Broughton on yesterday. Reference
was had to the shorthand notes OF JUS
tice Lopez, which confirmed the notes
OF tho Jury, that Mrs. Broughton do.
clsred yesterday that Mrs Armstrong
said they would never let her daughter
be used for immoral purposes.
The prosecution subpmuaed DR..
Smith, Of Hsrlcy street, and no de-
posed that he chloroforned and ex-
amined the girl, Eliza Armstrong, and
certified 10 her yirginity, at the re.
quest OF Mr.. Stead ard MIR. Bramweli
Booth. This testimony created sen
sation in the court. Mr.. Stead paid
DR.. Smith three guiness for the ex-
animation of Miss Eize, which
was intended for Stoad's protection.
Mrs. Jarrett was in bed, awake, In the
same bedroom, OF the time. DIR.
Smith was friend OF the Salvation
army. He had never performed such
ar examination before.
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To MEssRs. FoRDs, HOWARD 4
HULDERr, New York, THE HERALD
returns thanks for copy of the REV
HRNRY WARD BEEcnER's pamphlet
on Evolution aud Religion, being 40.
RIGS OF sermous discussing the bsar
ings Of the Evolutionary Philosophy
on the Fundamental Doctrines o.
Evangelical Religion. The subjects
discussed are: "The signs OF the
Times; Evolution in Human Con.
seriousness of tho idea of God; the Two
Revelations; the Inspiration of the
Bible; the Sinfulness OF Man; tho New
Birth; Divine Providence and Design"
etc. Mr.. BEEcHrR has said that he
hailed the evolutionary philosophy
with JOY, though many parts OF 1t he
rejects. But substantially he thinks II
Is the correct doctrine of tho scientific
world. Prico, so cents.
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OuR dispatches arc to tho effec. that
Southern securities hsvo grown IN
lhvor ius. recently among Essiern
end foreign capitalists, and invest
ments are now being sought which, by
ruason Of The South's former "repudia.
Non recofd," socslIed, were a whilc
Uses ppurned. 1tis ~ We thought
uenev IyipE idle IN the Ess. aud
0sroad cannot afford 10 allow the
I 0lo1ss postible from Southern invest.
n9nlR - s<cspe, aud = marked era Of
1C1lnees activity may be soon suticl.
49, The feet h, there arc no better
- aafsr investments IN ths world
~ Man sheoe II ~ Douth, - NJ
1Vo fvleaoooly q Ne oelued, end
= nooey % 49, onloo - ~ \
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soME Of our well.me.nipr excbapu,

SOME Of our wellmesning exchanges
are In error on tho question OF tho sub.
sidiary silver coins being a legal ten.
der. These are not equal In intrinsic
value to the full legal tender silver
dollar, because under the act of 1858
all halves, quarters aud dimes coined
arc deceased about s per cent. They
are, therefore, to DO consi iered slmply
rs government promissory notes,
printed ON metal instead of on paper
The dollar coins of ile,G grains stand
ard silver--"the dollar OF tho daddies'
were made by tho act of 1878, together
with sli silver dollars previously
coined by the government, legal ton
der at their nominal value for all debt,
and dues, public aud private, but the
gold dollar 10 remain tho unit OF value,
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THE Southern Journal of Homoo-
pathy for this last month IL At hand.
II Ia published In Austin aud New Or
leans and IL rcplcte with most inter.
ceiling data. II opens with au odi-
torls, ;ha. should be read by nil prsc.
sliicnes OF all tho schools, viz: ION
Medical Ethics Versus Humauiiy."
II 10 . scalding criticism ON tho "boy.
oottluE" practice, which permits hu.
mau being ~ do rather than infringe
on tho "custom Of cour,osies." Tho
Journal NUMBERS some OF tho most Il
lustilous names In the list OF its con
tElbutnrs. -.
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A onnAr monomotallIst llnsnclsr 81

A GREAT monomotalllst iinsncier OF
the North, n ds,ado OF years ago, Mr..
McApAM, prophesled thusly aud was
endorsed by all his tribe. "Put forth
this BLAND silver dollar, declare that
50 cents worth OF silver shall DO hence
forth the legal United S,atos dollar,
sad wo will break down tho National
credit. Oar honda held abroad will DO
rushed Into tho American market Ia
Hood, uader thi, silver scheme, tho
most illusory and tho most audaeioua
that ever was connected for tbs onrlch.
mento ring aud tho ruin OF tho
masscs." VIVA. nonsense all this has
boon shown to DO by actual experience
And yet the rich Eastern capitalists,
bond. holdero aud ringsters aro now
repeating Justify tho silly story!
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New Labrador:
A GREAT STORM,

HALIFAX, Oct. GA dispatch TO-
day from st. Johns, New Foundland,
says a great storm ragged Off the coast
OF Labrador on the llth instant, doing
Immense damage among the fishing
fleet. Eighty vessbls wero wrecked or
driven ashore, and st least 20 men
from tho crews of the vessels lost their
lives. Two thousand persona arc now
ashore In destitute condition.
The news created excitement here,
Steamers will be dispatched to the
sceue OF disaster with provisions,
clothing and other comforts for the
use oil the castaways.
THE NEWS AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Oct. IA dispatch re-
ceived here, in relation to the storm on
tho Labrador coast, says ii RACED from
the 18th to the 18th instant, during
which time about 20 vessels and over
100 lives were lost. No further details
have been received, owing TO the
leek OF telegraph facilities,
Efforts arc being made, however,
TO obtain moro complete information,
but 1t Ia doubtful whether ANYTHING
further can be learned tonight.
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ANOTHER UNJUST FLING AT
TEXAS.

In Texss lie fiows on ss smoothly
and evenly IS In any State In the
American Union. There was, IL must
be confessed, sdsy when Texas was q
veritable house OF refuge, and criminals
from other sections could not reach US
too soon. That day, however, long
since passed and tho fugitive from jus
tics, driven before the march of an
honest population, has had to "go
west" aud has either sought the Terri
tories or OLD Mexico. Our own people
are now the best OF the honest, venture
some, pioneer people OF the Eastern
Slater, and each community has be-
come pecliarly sensitive and jealous
on the subject OF its good name and
lawlessness. The Texas of tho past
may haYe been slough" to use COM
mon expression. To-day only az igno-
rsmus or malicious slanderer will
say that this State is the home of citi-
zens, ever con the move" from the law
and 'deadly enemies"
Mr.. DoRsHEIMKR ~ now publishing
tho New York Star. He is Federal
oflice-holder, politician, and is striv-
ing to build himself up 40 editor Of
ability and reliability. The tssk he
has set before himselfis an arduous
one, and is accomplished successfully
by but few. He must above all things
learn moderation and fairness, not
fall into ancient beliefs and prejudices,
and do no man nor State wrong.
In view of these reflections it
10 therefore OF interest both TO
Texas and the New York Star to
notice an expression in the columns Of
the Star, just recent, to the effect that
''life in Texas is very rapid, and that
most Of i!a citizens are either pursuing
or flying fron deadly enemies, and
are therefore eager to avail themselves
ofrsilrond facilities"
The occasion of this sIanderous, and
possibly as its 8uthor fAncied, smart
fling, wasa complimentary notice to
tho State in the matter OF railroads in
which it Was said "that ia the general
decline Of railroad earnings during the
psst year, those of the Lone Star State
form brilliant exceptions"
1t 10 a fact ~ this Stsr and its ambi-
tious editor must learn that the sue
cess Of Texas railroads Ia based n ow
upon substantial business, the aston.
ishing growth of the sections they pen.
citrate, the great shipments of froights
and great tide OF immigration from III.
East-a volume of humanity not flee.
Ing from justice or 'old enemies y
but seeking and finding new and hap
py homes Ia the most prosperous ant
promising State OF tho American
Union. Railroad success in Texas II
based on the grand and unpreeed O. tet
growth Of the State, in word, aud to
attribute to this prosperity any migra-
tlon OF criminals, Is SANDER upon the
} State, and certainly rejection on the
intelligence of the author OF such per
remarks az above quoted, which, while
they do their struggling and Obscure
author no good, yet often grlevously
ipjur9 us. We call Mr.. DeRsHEIMER's
attention to tho remark and trust hs
will do Texas grester Justice in future
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EHARp TiMRs, or a small but bright
treatiseon Labor, Money aud Wealth,
IL tho sitie OF u neat little volume Of
nearly 200 pages, IL mo-, by joins
SMITH, and published by the Chicago
1ndu,trial Union Publishing com
pany. II IL . work on money, me
banking interests, etc., and nsculd b,
IL the hands Of oil who desire to un
dsrstand he great questions treated
Of. Price, 70 cents.
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RuMoRs here mentioned In our
local columns that shortly the GOULD
limos will reduce freight rates gem
orally from Texas to tho East, are
Of u character To inspire both sntlsfac
zion and confidence. Az yet II Is too
soon TO speak definitely, but any move
In this direction sannot but DO hailed
with great satisfaction. There Is room
Tor reduction In the premises, and II
che rumors be correct or well foundod,
thero IL general cause 70 rejolco.
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In fact they are PERFECT SIGHT PRE-.
SERVERS as testimonials from the most
distinguished men of the country Will show.
Bcow We give letters from a fow.


One From Governor Ireland.
Austin, Texas, Aug. s, lSS5.-ro Mr.. A. X
Hawkes..
Dear sir--lt gives mo pleasure 20 say that
nave Dcen us ng your glasses for some line
pnht with much satisfaction. Forcenrpess,
sottness, and for all purp SEES intended, they
aye not surpassed by any that 1 have ever
Worn i would rec mmend them TO all
wno want superior glass. am very re-
sPcciulIy yours, JOHN IRELAND.
Austin, Texas, April Is, lSS5-To Mr. A. X.
Hawkes..
Dear Sir-four now crystaligei lenses
ncteu liko n charm upon my eyes There
mas n wonderful change come over nv
signt since wearing ur glasses, land can
now reno inc nnest print Without them |
have discontinued the u.e Nf lasscs alto.
gether. II Il, FogrAfH.
Clerk In Land Otlice.
Houston, Texas, March 70, 1854 TO Mr.. A.
X, Hawke:
near sir-l have nov boon wearing your
glasses Tor nearly ten years, aud cannot
| SEQ that my light has failed In the lcnst
during this time. Respectfully,
JANIS a. BAKER.
Ono from the Great RcvivIist, w. r.,
Penn.
Hr. A. X. Hawkes..
Desr Sir take great pleasure In saying
thM after having orn your new crystal.
isou lenses and patent sprlng eyeglasses
Tor the past year, my sight has Greatly Inn
proved W. u. PENN.
Brenham, Texas-ToA. X Hawkes..
DearBlf Tho spcctacles procured from
you eight years pgo entirely restored my
sigot, ana until Two years sin'c have been
a.le 10 read tho hncst print without
glnksos W ID. LoCkkrr. NJ. u.
Mr.. A. X. Hawkes.,
Dear Sell bought two pairs OF your
glasses eleven Years aao To- fhy father aud
inother, they are giving satisfaction TO this
dag Yours, j. n. VS. non,
Editor Eau Ssha News.
"A large ns'urtmnnt W thfsa celebrated,
| glasses can b. fiu y 1t the drug sulre OF
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The Train Eispatchsrs +.

HOUSTON, Oct. T.-[Special. The
train dispGtehers met here to-day.
Seventeen we're present, representing
seven roads, On account of the en-
to,cod absence Of many, the meeting
adjourned, after appointing q commit
ties on permanent orgraiz alton, till
March, 1856 Nothing more was done.
The Pacific and Texas Express COM
panies report that they will make n
hard fight for the privilege of running
Oh the Houston, East Il West Texas.
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The whisky Manufacturers.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-.Aoout 10 repre-
scntatives of whisky manufacturing
interests Of tho country net
here to day for the purpose OF
tcorgsnizlnx tho cid pool, or arrang-
Ing a now one. Tho frat busiupss
transacted was the appointment OF
committee of ii - prepare n
pooling plan. 'rnc committee reported
huottly, aud tho rem ainder OF the day
snd al of the evening up TO adj ,urn-
inent was devoted to tho discus.
siun OF the plan submitted,
~ sgreemcnt being reached. This
plan presented ~ the Ooinmlttee II
70 restrict tho production Of The mills
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"0UR SILVER CoINAaE,"b JOHN A,
GRIER, of Philadelphia, and published
by SHERMAN & Co, OF that city, is a
complete history of tho relation OF the
coinage to debts and the world ide
depression in prices. It brissles with
statistics aud facts on the great money
question. Price % cents.
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Arranging for the Completion OF the
War Ships

NEW York, Oct. 27-Secretary
Whitney has gone back to Washing
ton. He saw the asslgnees Of Johu
Roach yesterday, and consulted with
them IA to the completion of the I'M
finished war ships. 1t was decided
that the sssignees SHOULD 20 to Wash.
ipgton. there to meet the present naval
advisory board and arrange for com
pleting the Atlanta, Boston and Chi.
cago. The first meeting will be eithcr
this afternoon or Tomorrow morning
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Seryiu
CUSTOMS OFFICERS FIRED UPON.

VNoIUHS OF FIVENS FIKED UPON.
BELGRADE, Oot. 27.-Reports from
the frontier say that the Bull
gari.p regulars fired upon Ser
Wan customs officials at Necotins
and Rsdujersc, and that the
of1lciais withdrew from their
posts pending orders, but afterwards
rsoccupiod them. Tho latest com.
munication from the powers TO the
Servian government promised that
tho statue quo ante In Roumelia would
bs restored, ana dem inded that the
Servian army DO Withdrawn.
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wzDxEsoAroUroBER as. 1885.
rHr HERALD will esteem 1t an espe

The HERALD will esteem 1t an espe-
cial favor II any of the travelling COM
munity will inform this ofiice by cor
respondenos or otherwise Of any in
ability to procure copies OF its daily is
sues on any Of the railroad trains. The
newsboys IRE all fully supplied for the
service.
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the DALLAS HERALD reaches daily
evovl iowa aad important poiot Ia
Texat, aud Is, therefore, uuoxcelled as
an advertislns medium. The columns
Of The HERALD are read from ono end
TO the osner OF Texas oyory day. .Ad-
vertisers can probably boar this fact
In mind.
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special Delivery Postal Cards

WARRINGTON, Oct 2I.--Tne post-
ofIlcc department. has rendered /.
decision on En appeal, direct,,,,
that postal card having a special dasN
livery stamp affixed ehall BE- i'm M. !.
ota!e!y dellvercis the ssme a. ietiers
WIN the extra stamp on them, ''''
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THERE Is now daily out from Dallaa
. regular Texas IL Pacific passenger
and express train, leaving Dallas at an
early hour aud running to Colorado
City. Ani The DALLAS MORNING
HERALD, with all tho latest news, Is
always on T.. Don't forget this fast.
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Arranging for = display at the Expo.
aittou.

GALVESTON, %. 2.-[spsciall-Al.
dermsn Sherwood, chairman OF tho OK.
position committed, aud Professor
0irardoau, State commissioner, to-day
appointed the subcommittee 20 rot In
cooperation with tho general commit
tee OF cisiBsus and c1unclmsn Ia fur.
lherancc Of proper representation
for Galveston - The Forthcoming e.
position.
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AMONG the pests of tho summer has
been tho continued WARp.FIsu Asso-
ciated Prsss sour mash. II the whole
gang had goi TO Canada 1t would have
been q mos gratifying result to the
0ublio.
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"AuNT 'LIzABETH," the "Old Ro.
liable" goes west on tho early, special
Texas Il Pacific train every morning
now. And don't lot the public forget
this fact.
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Weather RepOrt .
COTTON BELT REpol

CDrTuN bEbI REPORT,
The cotton belt weather report Tor Texas.
showing the maximum and mlnlInum
2. nrnra 10 no follnua.
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Turkey,
Turkey,
WAR MATrERs-THR PORTE MAssING
TROOPS,

CoNsrANTINopLE, Oct. 21.--The porte
continues massing troops st points
available for Offensive operations In
Eastern ROumelia, in tho event OF OK
treme measures being resorted to.
A dispatch from Smyrna TO-DAY
says 10000 meu OF the reserves
have gone TO Salotica.
Tho Bulgaria diplomatic agent has
informed tho porte that the Seryiaps
invaded Bulgaria on Saturday last
but afterwards withdrew.
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Tho annual report of the secretary
shows the work done IN tho South was
az follows: Number of churches, liz;
missionaries, 50; pastors, 10; members,
SSl, Sunday school scholars,
l0,5G9 The educational work shows :
Chartered institutions, O; normal and
grsded schools, IA; common schools, 30;
Instructors 250;pupils S,S23 work among
Indians churches. 8; ministers, Z:
members, 3Ol schools, 10; losohers. ~;
nupils, 1905 Sunday school scholars,
I16; work among the Chinese
schools, Is; missionaries, Us:
pupils enrolled, l,i57; average
attendance, $40; ceased fsoln idol wer.
ehip, III. Work In tho wonan's bu-
reau has beon good. From the d Her
ont Siatas thera has been collected ia
this department $oi5 ga,
There was a sermon in tho evening
by Robert Reuben Thomas, of Boston.
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Tho American Missionary Association.

MADISON, Wis.,, Dot. 27.-Tbe thirty
ninth annual meeting of the American
Missionary association mot In this city
this afternoon. A good number Of
delegates were present, and all the
States are expected to 10 represented.
Tho report OF tho treasurer showed the
r.ceipta OF the past year, 60 September
80, 10 DO rs tollOws:
| From, ,t,nr.,,nu Col
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Come to Dallas Now

and you will find everything you want, in the
greatest possible variety, and second trip will not
be necessary this season. Those unable to visit us
are requested to send us their orders by mail. Our
usual promptness and accuracy will meet them.
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Our lady patrons out of the city will find that now
is the time to make shopping expedition to Dallas
Now is the time to find our stock just complete,
point that it never quite reaches again.
, 1885-08-25
cattle Notes.

Tim Dyer bought yesterday from Geo.
johnson. of Utah, Is head of mixed cat
tie. The stock will be taken to Mr..
Dyer range on Pole creek,
John Sparks, of American Falls, Idaho,
is in the city to attend to the delivery Of
G,000 head of cattle, which he has sold
here this season.
Fred Fisher, manager of the Middlesex
Cattle company, went to Pine Bluffs yes
terday to oversee the branding of 5000
head of Texas cattle bought recently by
that company, the stock to be sent to
Bitter creek.
CLAY & Ernest have ordered 60 stock
cars at Rock Creek on Aug. %.
j. A. Hart, of Wyoming, recently
bought from Kier & Swaney, of Bitter
creek, Wyo.. $50 head OF stock cattle and
their ranch on Bitter creek.
Sparks d Herman, of American Falls,
Idaho, will pass through the city to-day
with one train load of beeves for the Chi.
cago market.
A. Mathers, of Texas, sold yesterday to
Mr.. Lepperinan 1885 head of ponies which
will be taken to his range on Lance creek.
The Swan Land & Cattle company have
ordered 80 stock cars at Rock creek on
the 23d Of August
George Koline has ordered at Pine
Bluffs on the 30th inst, 81 stock cars.
The Swan Land & Cattle company or
dered on the Odd of August 30 stock ear
at Hunton station.
The Standard Cattle company ordered
s stock cars to be at Hunton station on
the 23d Of August.
j. b. Insley have ordered at Rawlin.
Aug. 2S, % stock cars.
CAPT, Hereford has sent his band o.
COW horses to Posts ranch. where there
is better feed for them, and where they
will be offered for sale. Mr.. Hereford
will remain at the Inter Ocean hotel.
, 1885-08-25
A. c. CamnbelI,s Marriage.

The Pottsvillc pa Miaers' Journal
contains the following account of the
marriage of A. c. Campbell, Esq, of
Cheyenne:
''The Journal limited the other day that
Anthony Campbell, Esq, United States
district attorney for Wyoming Territory.
had conn East upon more important bust
ness than to interview the powers that be
at Washington. Yesterday it was wills
pered about that Mr.. Campbell would be-
come a benedict at 4 p. m. The matter
was kept very quiet, but shortly before
the hour named, when several cabs were
noticed driving up to st. Patrick's church,
suspicion became a certainty, and quite a
number OF people wended their way 10
the church to witness the ceremony.
They were not disappointed, for at the
hour named Rev. Father McCort, assisted
by the Rev. Peter Gallagher, performed
the ceremony which made Mr.. Campbell
and Miss Mollie Brennan, of P~ottsville,
husband and wife. The bride was attend
ed by her sister Miss Kate Brennan, and
Miss Mary J. Healey, of Douglassville.
The groomsmen were Charles Brennan, of
Baltimore, and Joseph n. German, of
Port Carbon. Prof. Alexander presided
at the organ. After the ceremony the
newly married couple were diven to the
depot and took their departure on the
$40 train for Washington. They expect
to leave for Wyoming next week, but will
rturn to P%ottsville before taking their
final departure.
Mr.. Campbell is well known in this
county. having studied law here and prac-
fred at the bar for four or five years,
when he went west, hung up his single
and fell into a good practice. Upon the
advent of the new administration he got a
nice little plum in the shape of the district
attorneyship for the territory of Wyo-
ming.