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MEMORANDA.

Tyhee July %, 700 M-Passed out, steam
ships Nac0ochee, City OF Macon, schr Annie
4 Millard.
Wind sW, light; cloudy.
Darien, July 20-Arriyed, steamship Mer-
cia. Wright, Philadelphia; 2lst, bark Prinz
Regent Ger, Herwig, Cape erde.
Cleared 2Oth, schr A b Hoffses HOfses, New
New Haven
6 Hart, Smith. Pensacola; Lizzie b Wiley.
Wiley. do: n > Marion. Wines. Fernandina.
Buenos Ayres, June l3-Saled, barks Here
ward lNorJ, for Pensacola; 18th, Elizabeth
Childs BIZ, for Savannah.
sutton Bridge, july 20-Arriyed, bark Wa
gooa iSw), Wingren, Pensacola.
Nassau, July In port. steamtug Alfred
spear, from ternandina for SANTANA. put
IN tor coal and water, viii probably proceed
North sydney. b. July 2O-Arrived. steam =
chip Carumarth (Brl, from ----- tand cleared
for -i Cydonia (Brj, Essen, Pensacola
KEY West. July 2i-Arrived, schr + II Cor
nell. Crockett, Aspinwal.
sailed, schr Rolhn Sanford, Davies, Pasca-
PENSACOLA, July 2l-Arrived, bark Mora
tBr), Patterson. Kingston, ia; schr Jessie
Lena, X use, Providence.
Cleared, bark Bremen (Brl, Caldwell. Mon
tevidco; Papa G Utah, kepetto, Kings Lynn /;
Angela ID Utah, DOderO, Marseiles; Berna
Utah, ChiOzza, Liverpool; schr Jennie Lock
wood, Poland. Boston; 10th, bark LOyeid
lNorj. Paus, GreenOck.
Philadelphia. July 2l-Arrived, schr w III
Hopkin-. Bowen, savannah.
Brunswick. july 20-Arrived. schr Annie l.
Henderson, henderson. New York.
Cleared. brig Aquidneck, Ward, Buenos
Ayres: schr NJ X Rawey, New York.
Jacksonville, July 20-Arrivcd, schr Louis
V Chaples, Weaver, Baltimore.
Cleared, schrs penoDscot Carter, New York {;
Guatie, Wilson. Grape, do.
New York. July 23-Arrived out, str Ems,
bark Fimaienger
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July %. noon.-Consols, 99ls.

LONDON. July %. noon.-Consols. 99l6.
NEW YORK. July q, nOOn.-StOcks active
and strong. Money easy at l per cent, Elk
chaDge-long, 81 q; short, 81 500. State
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull but
STRONG.
500 .. m.-Exchsnge, 81 $50 Money
closed at l(G2 per cent. Sub-Treasury bal
ances-GOld. $l5S, $4,000; currency, $22. 29S, -
600. Government bonds dull but strong; four
per cents, l222s; three per cents. 1881. State
bonds steady.
day than at any time for many months past
feature of the market was the dealings in
ow-prlced and inactive shares The market
was rather heavy In the early dealings and
prices, after opening unchanged for some
stocks and 1sG% per cent. higher for Others
yielded 14(91@ per cent, the greatest declines
being made by Lackawanna. Yves ern Union
and Lake shore, This was followed, however,
early in the morning by reaction, which.
with little interruption, continued until about
l O'Clock. The market then again yielded a
fraction, but once more became strong, and
the highest prices of the day, as a rule, were
made late in the last hour, the gains from the
lowest morning prices up 10 this time ranging
from u to 22s per cent, except Lackawanna
which rose over per cent. In the last twenty
minutes there was a rapid break which car
rled prices down 1s(0l12 per cent, the market
closing active and weak at the decline, but
from y to over per cent. higher than the clos
ing quotations of last evening. The coal stocks
played an important part IN tO-day's marke..
The Gould stocks snow comparatively small
advances. New Jersey Central and Missouri
Pacific are down per cent. each, and are the
only active stocks showing declines. Sales
56S,0O0 shares, the market closing at the fol
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Macon. for Boston
Duncan, Z + Chard Miss T Auburn,
Miss r Gorham, Mrs r Nj Blanchard, Mrs
II Remin and child, L Goodrich, Miss I NJ
Wood. Miss 4 McCarty, Miss McCarty, w
NJ Derby, e NJ Anen.W b Beasey, II l. Lang,
A II Jones and wife, Mrs S b Robbins ana
children. p Caller Sr.
Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York -
Mrs Lewis, Edw Lewis, f Prendergast,
j A Ubsdell, w III Nuttiug, j X Nutting K O
Campbell, ID c Campbell, Miss L Holnich. Mrs
NJ X Moseley, Miss Nj Moseley. DIR Terry
and wife, Z Foster. l. F Rothschild. r + Nc
CURE, Chas ragger, NJ Meyer, w Rru-
nllaw, b Hoist, q T Butler and wife, j d
Robertson wife and children, Miss Agnes
Robertson, Miss Alice Robertson, Master VIM
Robertson, Master d Robertson, Mr. Mercer
@ Brown. f ! Fox. 2 Peters, W Lees wife
ard child. II Il Thompson.
Per steamer David Clark. from Fernandins
ana way landings-Mrs A Strain, E Nathans
Capt j Brown, w Brown, A Manning, and s
deck.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way landlpgs-W Sims, H 9 Kettles, Mrs
Walters, Miss Annie Werm. d Reiser d NJ
Zeigler and children, and % deck.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
1868 watermelons, 43 bales domestics and
yarns, 234 bbls rice, l47 bbls spirits rurpentine,
1,249 bbls rosin, 2l,560 feet lumber, Is turtle,
1854 crates vegetables, 30 tons pig iron, l42
pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Macon, for Boston
bales sea island cotton, 504 bales upland cot
ton, 80 bales domestlce 81 bales yarns, 40 rolls
domestics, Il bales hides, $40 bales wool, 100
bdls hides, l0t bbls spirits turpentlne. ~
bbls rosin, : bdls deer and sheep SKINS 1850 600
feet lumber, "a casks clay, > bus y apples, 65
bhls squash, crates vegetables, 30 pkgs sun
dries, refrigerators fruit, lj6 crates pears,
d. 900 melons.
Per bark Agnes Campbell tBr), for London
1876 bbls rosin, weighing 1898, $40 pounds
Paterson, Downing 4 Co.
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Steamship \ acOochee, kempton, New York
G. NJ SOrrel.
Steamship City of Macon. Kelly. Boston
Richardson ~ Barnard.
Bark Agnes Campbell tBrl, Nielsen, Lon
don-PatersOn, Downing Il Co.
Schr Harold Beecher, Bond, Brunswick,
in ballast, to load for BOstOn-Jos A Roberts
x Co.
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FRIDAY. July "A, 1885.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Daniel, Fernandina
and way landiDgs-C Williams, Agt.
Steamer Ethel. Gibson, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W I Gibson, Manager.
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Shinpinn 9mtrIIinemrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES ..-.-....-.......-....-...b ;Oo
DUN ohIS '"'Sv
HIGHWATER at FL Pulaski .5:17 AN, 6:0OPM
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Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way. July 23- cars lumber. ] car wood. 2
cars melons. l.272 bbls rvsin, 500 bbs spirits
turpenune, l25 bbls -four. - bales wool. bbls
onions. 80 wheels. rs bales hides. Dbl honey,
10 boxes vegetables, Al bblE vegetables, coop
chickens, aud mdse.
Per Charleston aud savannah Railway,
July 23-'b hbls roein. 3 bbls spirits turpentne,
\ 49, - ----- 4 ------- II
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
steamer David Clark, Daniel. Fernandina
and way landings-C Williams, AIT.
SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship Naco0chee. New York.
Steamshlp City of Macon, Boston.
Schr Annie X Millard, Philadelphia.
Schr Harold Z Beecher, Brunswick.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

W LIN .-tharAel u2nt supply Qe-
mand good. EGGS The market Is fairly sup
plled; demand moderate. BUTTER.-Good de-
mand; not much coming in. PEANUrs.-Am-
pie stock; demand light; native peanuts in
light request at quotations. SUGAR.-Georgia
and Florida Quiets very little being received,
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0nmutPrrial.
g.vANNAH MARKET.
rur MoRNTNG NEWS,

--rDT7 on n Fl u I
OFFS EIv4NNAH, July %. 1885, ! P N.
There is no change III the conul,
C0Iioo-N' ..,oyket. which continues dull, ana
hon o. 'uS eytent nominal. There was notn-
20 s'.~' aDd no sales. On Change at tne
BS aolUs I'm the market was reported dull ana
niddSl 90 The following are the ofhciaI
lBch'bse.,,ito rs of the Cotton Exchange:
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES
TERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Princessen NOR, Andreassen, to load
for United Kingdom or Continent-Holst 4
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FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOIAIION5.
Special to Morning Nstos.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-W atermelons-
Georgia. per hundred, S20a25.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Tomatoes- Norfolk,
per crate, 40a6Oc Irish potatoes-NOrfolk,
per Dbl. 81 5Oal IS Peaches-GeOrgia, per
box, sla2 80. Observation-Disclosures per 100,
SlSa24
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steamship Gladiolus Br), Sinclair, from
Port Royalfor London, July Is, lat 80 20, lon
n Is.
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NAVAL STOREs.-The mafKet Tor splfIts
tnrpentinc was dull, with buyers and sellers
stli at variance as TO prices. the feellng
biiraver is sliy htly easier. The sales for the
d, were 100 casks at sac for regulars: At
the BOARD OF Trade on the opening call the
market was reported steady at SAC for regu-
lars At the closing call it was UNCHANGED
r ,sip-The market was quiet but firm. with
a fairy good inquiry. At the Board Of Trade
an the first cali the market was reported firm,
Win ssIes OF SO barrels at the following quo
tations: and c 81 90, d ami f 81 05 F 81 10.
= 500. Fl 81 IS, So so. X So 90, NJ So 30, n
81 87lL window glass SO 621z, water white
81 s7I5 At the closing call it was unchanged,
win further sales of 100 barrels.
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NEW YORK, July 23.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON. July 23.-Market steady and
Unchanged; sales 355 bbls
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Market steady;
Louisiana, ordinary to prime 45s(9534c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
The Army and the Signal servi,

WASHINGTON, Oct 20.--The secretary
OF war has Issued the following geu-
ersl order, which will henceforth be
an additional army regulation Ia times
Of peace. Il deta of not less than enc
officer and three enlisted men viii be
Kept constantly under instruction
aud practice in military signalling at
each post in tha United Statos, until
the officers, and Gil the men
who have sufficient Intelligence, are
proficient IN tho use of the general asr.
vice code, With tue tlag, torch END hoo
tograph aud monographs code with
discs. The BOsC commander viii de-
tai an setting signal officer at each pest
10 give the necessary instruction and
supervision of field practice. The
monthly report OF Instructions and
practice viii be rendered to tho chief
signal officer through the department
com lnGUQOT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
THE TEXAS BOUNDARY CUES
TON AND OTHER MkTTsRs

La 1857, on ths drss iukling OF auy
tby the United States authorities
that would place the ownership of
what is now Greer county In doub.,
MAJOR JonS ltRSRr BaowS, then an
editor In Galveston, and familiar with
Tho facts growing out otthe tre.ty of
1919, Throughput recently made known
to our present population, oditorlally
warned or State authorities OF tho
impending danger, aud sot forth the
justice ofour title. Tho Hon. JonS
II. REAGAN had just then boon cleo Oh
to Congress for the FIRST time, and TO
him MAJoR. BnowN sont a very full
private letter on this subject aud other
grave matters affecting our frontier IN.
forests. The reply Of JuDoE REAGAN.
long flied among his old private ma
pers, fell under MAJOR BRowS's eve A
day or 20 eince, and by him has beer
placed a. THE HHRALp's disposal. I,
IL 30 full OF interest and 90 In harmony
with the wisdom and patriotism ever
siuce manifested In JupoH RRAoAr's
public career that u 10 hero given IN
fulls
Crockett, Tex., Sept. IS les7...To Hon,
John Henry Df9wu, Oalvsstons
DnAn 1fns Year lQetot q he 6th
uooooo = bo(6go - VIII q Whoo'
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Presidential Appointments.

wAsuiSsroS, ost 2).-rAe presl-
dent to-day made the following AZ.
pointments:
william X. Brickfords, of shasta,
CALIFORNIA;, rsceiver OF public monies as
Shasta, Cslifornis.
10 be United States oousuls, Erhsrd
Messenger, OF New York, Mt Beiritt:
Daniel W. Herring, OF Tennessee, ut
q. n. Vaughan, 70 he collcc.or ~ Gus.
toms Ter the district OF Sag HArbor,
Nav York, Joseph Tll,or, - be collec.
tcr of custom for tha district OF Great
Egg hsrbor, New jersey.
Il. +. O'DOnovso, 10 be surveyor OF
wns.omsfor theport OF Patchogue, New
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ever can to recure an carly action bv
Congress for the purpose OF running
the contemplated boundary. shall
De 1t Austin at the opening (trst Mon
dsy ia November) Of the next session
OF the Legislature, where wa can con-
Ter more fully on this matter. l also
wish To consult with you aud others
about the Propriety OF trying to in
duce the Federal government to
change its Indian policy in relation to
Texas, and also the plan OF frontier
defense of Texas,
III we can induce the Federal gov
ernmens to remove our Indians 10 a
reservs in the western part OF the
Chickssaw country, rs suggested by
Mr.. TARvRR in his letter published
m tho Gazette some weeks ago, and 30
ably advocated 10y you oditoriallv
which was done two years lsteY),
aud TO establish line of posts up the
eastern boundary Of our territory
north of Red river aud along the
southern boundary of New Mexico, it
will afford more ample protection to
our psople. 1t viii open up a Lay 20
portion of our now inaccessible terri
tory 10 settlement. 1t will increase the
value of tho lands OF the State, and OF
sh0sa located by citizens and com
panies far out on our frontier. IL will
increase the value Of the land bonus
offered TO railroad companies, and
thus, 70 this extent, advances our in
ternal improvement interests. II
would protect the settlements which
must OF necessity spring up along the
wagon road now being laid out
for tina great mail routo from
tho Mississippi TO the Pacific. which
will pass through Texas from Preston.
on Red river, to ri Pasn, and would
thus give protection and security 10
the mails on that route. And MI
these things will increase our chances
for the great Pacific ra ilroad.
A vigorous prosecution OF these
measures will have great influences In
extending our settlements and rail
rosds toward The frontier OF Now Mex
loo, aud 1t is our duty to do this az rap
| idly al possible, and to got Of least the
southern part OF New Mexico section
lied and brought int1 market by rhe
! United States as goon az possible, @,
by doing 40 we may secure tho sstJle.
tnent OF that county to a desirable OK
tent by people from Texas, or at leas
| passing through our State, whereby ",
may enjoy Its commerce and iriend
ship.
make these suggestions while busy
In court, and hopa you will think %
| them until wo meot in November.
also wish TO consult with you az tl
what improvements should bs madt
| by the Federal government on oui
coast, knowing your familiarity with
Snd interest in, the subject.
| With great respect, your friend,
JOHN II. RRAGAN.
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WHEN q wild, ragged, inhospitable
country begins to grow purple and
beautiful under the kisses Of the jour.
nalists pencil, enterprise has, 1t may
be depended, planted Its Investments
there and is fishing for the public
Tho recent glowing reports from
Alaska Indicate that American capl
tails not nsglecsing ..SEwARp's pur-
chase after all.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1885.
tbs HERALD will esteem it an espe

The HERALD Will esteem it an espe-
cial favor II any of ths travelling COM
munity will inform this office by corr
rsspondsnce or otherwise of any in.
ability to procure copies ofits daily is
sues on any of the railroad trains.
Tho newsboys are all fully supplied
for the service.
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CLEDURNE, Oct 2O.-[Special. ID.
Crouch, alias John 'e,reared in Lime
stone county, and }harged with the
THEFT of horse, attempted suicide by
npro visings gallows out of his bunk
in the ia 6sre to day. Sheriff BJyd
oui hini down before life waa extinct,
Crouch is sileot SIS tn his motives or
promptias~, and nothingis known as
TO she cause, save tho tetfibu,ioo that
comes OF oyi, doors.
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The Eirooesu diplomatic corps are
not yet sufficiently instructed in the
price Of products to get up general
war. In the meantime American spec.
ulstors can wait. When circumstances
dem aud extraordinary efforts In Eu.
rope, extraordinary results may be al.
ticipstst. The war abroad will come
when our foreign oou sine want 1t.
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PALESTINE WAS surprised, it seems,
ct the recent strike Of the Howard OIL
mills man there. Texas is getting TO
be famous for strikes, aud no surprise
need be experienced. Without any ref
erence to the morris OF this special con
test, 1t may be generally said that la
Dor IL az nnsatlsfaotorily aud illy-psid
In Tex ~ az elsewhere.
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WILL GARLAND resigu,is now an oft
repeated question Ia the ranks Of mug
wumps and those over-vlrtuous cltl.
zeas, who now,for the first time, think
thas ofii,iils Interested In general log
islstion should retire at once to private
life. Dasthe brilliant and honest at.
torney- general is liable to stay in the
cabinet unit, his. vigorous critics have
long since been forgotten.
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8 hocKWALL must have fastened it,
self b,yont messure on its citizens
"local sentiment" JUDGE CHARLToS n,
ofTerrell, who has boon to Montague
county, says all the former Rock
wAllers OF Montague are going ba,k
"home." When Northwest Texas
falls to please people, 1t Is a great com.
plim snt 70 their f,rmor home.
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THE vgALKUP CASE.

Beginning OF the Trim of "a BeEntifu,
band.
EAroaIA, Ks, Ost, 2O.-The Walkup
case vas resumed this morning with
a full court room. County Attorney
Felghsn, on behalf OF the State, OK
planned to the jury the theory of the
poisoning alleged against tho defend
ant. de related substantially
the circumstances OF the marriage,
the sickness of Mr.. WsIknp,
The purchase Of poison by Mrs. Walk
up, aud said chat tho State charged
that Mcs. Walkup nsrrlsd her nus
baud with tho intention OF poisoning
h ,si, 30 as I'd secure 2 widDw'g portion
OF his estate; that sh0 procured poisoD
In New Orleans aud CineIuneii for
thai parpOse; that shS a1miniatarad
the poisonawhich caused his death
and that / The State proved this theory
if would oxpeot tina jury to fnd ysr-
dioGoH guilty; II it failed 10 prove this
theory the jury would lutly sequit tho
defendant
Al the conclusion OF Colonel Feigh-
ans speech tho defense moved to dis.
miss tho complaint as with.
out q deEoite foundation, al shown
by Information when he detailed to
tho jury. Tho matter was overruled.
Fist witness was Eben Baldwin, OF
Lawrence. Ho testified that no knew
Walkup, that the Is ter WAS large
and powerful built man, about q feet
hlgh, broa shouldersd aud OF Is oneor-
tut dispositon. Ho and Walkup wero
to the New Oresns exp lsition last D.
cember, lodged 10 Mrs. Wallsca's
house and became scausinted with tbs
Family, iucludlag tho defendant.
Joseph Collar, al express agent at
Wells, Fargo a Co.'S, testified to blx
coming from Mr. Wikup's house,
70 Mr.. Walkup's opening the
box aud taxing it away
Instead OF chipping IT,. The hex was
directed 60 Mrs. Wallace, III New Or
lesnu.
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To those of this section so directly
aud pr fl ably Interested with Ennis,
the latest HERALD reports from there
- m ,st gratifying. Our special from
Ennis OF yssserday morning declared
that"lhs country around Ennis had
not be,a 10 a more prosooroas condi.
tion for years past than now" This
means he direct prosperity of Ennis
end the Indirect benefit Of Dallas, but
marked advantage with all.
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JOSH BILLINGS Is dead. He has
made nation laugh, but his genius
did not rise to that point where the
fnest humor was attributed to him.
To laugh broadly, rather than to excite
admiration, was the effect Of his writ
ings, and his death has created tenn,
porary, rather than permanent, va
canoy In the ranks of American hui
vnnv
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POSTAL BUSINESS.

Mattcr Handled Cheaper In the naiias
once rhan In Any Other In the Coun.
Try.
NEW YoRg, ost. eo.-tSpsclal. la
statement of tho amount OF postal mat
TO- handled at tue numarou, ofic Of
the country shows that tho oheapes
service was at Dallas, Texas, where
the cost was lilo mills por piece. A.
Galveston tho cos, OF service was 2 nc
mills, or more than double tho cos. a.
Dallas,
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SHERMAN proposes to erect an on
gino house and city hall, but needs no
assistance from Sunday violation, it
seems, to put up the new structures.
Grsyson's capital continues to grow
apacc, and Its rivals who are waiting
for Its decay have long wait In store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

The day OF putting up stoves and
pipes has again returned, aud profan-
ity will increase In the next week
about So0-fold in this section. With o
long season of dengus just preceding
the stovepipe era, old, substantial pro-
family has rarely had such day in
Dallas,
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snsnnAN is indulriny in no 400

bHsRhAN IL INDUCING IN no "fool
ishncss" in the matter Of railway con.
necliops. Its committee 10 on the
streets, engaged in practical work,
end the Marshall 4 Northwestern ~
bound 70 20 there. The big, Dragging
oily Of Dallas had q proposed north
westsrn road short time sincs, but Il
has - yes failod 10 roach any north
western points. The day for talk has
long since passed In Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

0ENnnAL Gam, tho Republican
candid 40 Tor governor OF New York
Aolds . stiG upper Ito In tho matter Of
4naelpa.sd mNprltles, 81 loAst for thv
8opubilcsus. He oAloulstss the Re.
Dohlisan majority q 1900. II will be
toolN day In Nee York whom ths Re.
1plioau majority rsachss 10000, aud
1nnnAL UAnn kaeWs n bat whist
~ - ssep ~ eooRoGo ean b. II.
~ u u ~ 0Aoo g ~ mose ~
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lCccs scry- Mills.
lee. Per Piece
CITIES. | l

The most expensive servlca, based
on the number OF pieces delivered, was
a. Gloucester, Massachusetts,, beiny 8
mills per piece, aud the cheapest was
A. Dslles, Texas, where the cost was
|. ! mills per piece Tho entire cost II
III, service was 4Sl,Ti6 moro than tho
coat during the lat fiscal year.
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BURGLARS have been doing Bonhsm,
but thoy are OF the "bold to respectful
Kind" aud no respo,tsrs of persons.
County attorney aud clerks wers this
first vlctlmizei. These were clever
burglar aud wanted first to call at.
tention to tho non-enforcsment OF the
1uvr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

Miss CLEvEL,ND's boot is going
actually through its fourteenth edi-
ton. II it had possessed merit OF its
own there Is no telling whore the edi-
lions would have stopped.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
continued

CoRsICANA continues to grow
s'metropolitsn" daily. Now three
companies are contesting Tor the con-
tract Of sewerlng that live town,
When costly sewers are built, Coral
cana's trihulstions as "grown pus-
son" win commence In earnest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

EAST TEXAS, rs it becomes known,
continues to give up its treasures. The
discovery OF new and great coal fislds
In Camp county is In the line Of THE
HERALp's hope and prediction.