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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

The transfer of trains across the
Mississippi river between Delta and
Vicksburg will begin in few days,
when the present ferry monopoly
will receive a black eye.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

The entire tract of land in North
ern Colorado owned by the Union
Pacific Railroad, about 10000 acres,
has been sold to a syndicate of cat
tlemen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

An immense mass meeting of citi-
zens at Stockton, California, has de,
cided that the Chinese must leave
the city.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

Thanksgiving day will promptly
follow the New York election. Shall
we dine off the festive gobbler, or
eat the melancholy crow?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

Last Thursday John Hoff, of Clin-
ton, Illinois, killed his wife with q
Ratchet.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

Near Erie, Pa, father shot his
own son in family quarrel, inAict-
ing fatal wound.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

The New York Presbyterian synod
deplores the publication of Sunday
newspapers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

Evan Long, of Indiana, has been
appointed Chief-Justice of the SUI
preme Court of New Mexico.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

Be pleasant and kind to those
around you. The man who stirs his
cup with an icicle spoils the tea and
chills his own fingers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

The Chicago coopers have won by
their strike, and wages are advanced
from 80 so to s3 per day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

Foraker as an artful dodger or the
temperance question has been more
successful than Brother Blaine.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29


It looks as if the British empire
in India was about to be enlarged by
the annexation of Burmah. By the
wars of 1922 and 1852 Great Britain
secured all its former maratime prov
inces on the eastern shore of the Bay
of Bengal, and now there is pros
pect of further troubles, as King
Thebaw has imposed restrictions on
English traders to which the Com
missioner for British Burmuh will
not consent, and has replied to him
Sin an arrogant and insulting man
ner." An ultimatum has been sent
to the king, and it is expected that a
sufficient force will be sent to his
capital to depose him and to annex
his kingdom to India. Aside from
the question of the moral right of a
strong Power thus to get possession
of the territory of weaker one,
there is no question that it would be
for the interest of the people of
Burmah to come under British rule.
They would be freed from the des-
potism ofprobably the most ferocious
and blood-thirsty monarch now rul-
ing on the globe, their great material
and mineral wealth would be devel-
oped, and the interests of religion
and civilization immensely promoted
by the change.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

An official footing of the official
returns from all counties shows For
akeris plurality to be 1888.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

China has consented to the OPEN
ing of Thibet to Indian trade.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29
vagrancy.

In most large towns and cities in
all the States, there are to be found
parasites of the shape, size and in
telligence Of men. To be plain, there
are men hanging around all large
towns and cities who have no visible
means of support, but still live, eat,
sleep and drink. Of course, as they
do not labor, all this must come out
of somebody else. Some honest
toiler has his substance consumed by
these non-producers. Vagrancy is
crime against the laws of our coun-
try, but too often goes unpublished.
A poor lean, lank, ragged and miser-
able tramp in many places will be
arrested, while the well dressed loafer
is left to his ease and laziness.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29

The yield OF gold in this country
last year was $50, ooo, 900.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-10-29
Condensed Time Table
Queen and Crescent
ROUTE.

In Effect Sunday, Oct. IL, 1885.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-30
".

Sine idwsre 3eit bru9 fir Santa an
- piel i6werer, ais iie ie 9eabnt. Mto9te
iie Der Wuttsr aud nod 10 tbdtis CUR Sanb
geben, unermiibl.6 arbeiten pon frIb bis
lpdt, le fonnte Der uerbitterten Srau nidts
re9t MAIDEN. 0ieislbe sins entpeber p0lis
i9weisiam = rmauleno1 iaste 9ubOi9 =
Sas ~finiters 9sii9t brobsno wts cine idpsrs
Wetterwolte, lumber, ober iie santte ibsr
aues, mas Sonfa iaste unb that. Der
sr6Bte Dorm i'm ause war uno blieb ibr
bes Wib1sns Gra1t; unb ipra9 Santa
lie Elm Wial wiber WiIsn Elm beutides 8ort,
mas bic Wuttsr ni9t p~erifano ooer nidt
periteben polte, 10 gerietb bic sin9eheii6te
alts @snbin in fOrmli9e @utb, in wel9er
fe idmdbli9e Sei9uIbisunsen auf bic abs
~triinnise bdufte.
Sanfa lisb meiit obne Wiberipru6 Iass
iber li6 er9ebsn. Dem blinben Sater ~
9isbe usri6mdbte iie, in ofisnem Gros ii6
auisulebnen geSen bic urSere6te SGrte,
pel6e man ibr auerpegen entse9en trug.
gtidt MIR i'm Glternbauie inter Der II
frsunoli6en Sdrte Der Wtutter bate ie gu
lsioen, i'm ganSen 0orfe be9esnete lie einem
ssfihsntlid CUR S9au setrasensn feinbs
icIigen Weien. Wobin le fam = nir9snbs
empfins iie elm frsunblid @iatommen.
Ysim 5ortseben forbsrte Niemano iie gum
Wisbertommen auf. Wenn In ben Qbenos
itunben bic iunssn Burden uno Wdo9en
Sanb in Sanb in lanssn &sibsu iinssnb
= pie Siss Defenders por'm Wsibna9tss
unb Siterfeite aItbsrsebradte Sitte =
bur6's Oorf Sossn, unb Santa Dor bic
Softbiire trat, nm %mitSuseben, 10 forberte
Reinsr ie auf, ii9 benz Suse ansui6lisBsn,
feline Sanb itredte ii6 ibr entsesen.
gu psridieoensn Malsn bate iis &ii9s
las alte Mubme auf bsrsn frsunblidss
3ureben CUR ySpinnte" besleitet, mas I'M:
sefdbr bahelbe beSeutst, wie bic ySrdns:
den" Der Stabtbamen. Sn pel6er ga:
Mile sewobnlid sebt's nod beitimmts,
&~eibsnfolse = bic iunsen 0orfi6onsn lid
su periammeln pflesen, itets nsbmsn is il,
Spinurab nit. Sn benz itodpsnbii6sr
Rruidwis iit'S nod in ieber Sitte gu fin
ben, slei5 benz tIeinen @sbituble, auf ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-30

rSa, wenn Ou wolIteit2" Mufatbmsub
rei9te le ibm bas Yu9 uue laui9te bann
seienttsn Ropfes, NIT sefalteten 9dnben,
sleid anbddtis ME Slater nno Wfatter,
ben beilisen Worten.
&iidta los gut, wenn aud nit elmer ben
meiiteu 8auern eisenen bebd9tigen Gang
iamteit. Sebo9 bic S9luBporte trus er
nit srb0btsr, beionberer Betonuns uor:
ySergeiIet barum nidt, mas unier lieber
Ssrr unb Seilanb ipridt: BONNET Der gu
Wir Nue, bic ibr miibielis uro belaben
isib, Sd min eu9 erquiden. amen. "
vamen!" wisbsrbolte Der Blinbe, unb 5rau
unb Todter ipra9en es na4.
gls @ottfrieb ii9 bann erbob unb 9luen
nit bisberm Sdnbi9las CUTE Nadt bot,
ltanb aud Santa auf unb f~iiiitsrte bewest:
SD bant' Dir re6t id6n! llnb iet aud
nod piel tauienb Mal bebanft fir ales,
mas Oh felt Sabr unb Gag an ben Wei'
niSen @utes setbGn bait. Serselt's Dir
Soft"
,0ofir bantit Ou benn, Santa2 Dab
nur meme Yfi9t sstban! Bin i9 benn
midt 10 gut wie 0einer Glterm Sobn unb
9ein 8ruoer?.. .Oaran, bitt' i'd, bent
MIR INNER" fubr &ii9ta NIT Der inn eises
men sswinnenben Ser3li9teit fort, vwenn
On NAL BET bieiem unb isnem Dir ni9t
sleid ielbf gu rutben weiBt. .Sa, unb
baB ids nur ni9t uersefe: morsen beiu4it
On bod meme alte Wubme2 @irff Define
Srsube baben, wie nader bic alte nod
9aus bait! Sic mar gang beipsrat uno
setrdnft, baB On Did nod ni6t seseist
bait. Na, uber mOrsen fOmmit On, ba:
nit Crime fiebt, baB On in Der Staot nidt
itolS ssporben biit. seIt? llnb bamit
quite Na9t Nue suiammen.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-30
S amka a.
Cine menbiide Wobelle
n. Narbb.
(Sortietuns.)

SORT Ou, Wutter2 BORT Du?" riei
befrieOist NIT Dem Ropfe nidenb, Der aIts
S9ul3e. Gr wie ieine Srau wurben ii9t.
lid ni9t uuansenebm beriibrt BON Der uns
srburtsten Neuisteit. vWdr bas 6inb i'm
bergen MID nnier seblieben, BATHS ieinen
S9as niuimermebr lanfen Iafen. -. 8it
ne braue Go@ter 9anta! unb id mein',
Ou bait ni9t nOtbis, Did um ben bo4s
mitbisen Narren gu Sramen."
sd srams mid aud ni9t, 8atsr,"
lautste 9anta's trosise, fefte grpiberuns,
obsleid babel ibre 9ippen mertli9 3its
terten.
Sin Yeitidenfnau pertiinbete Matbes'
G%ntunft.
r5ilf Define Sa9en ms 9aus brinsen!"
sebot 5ruu 9uboi9 furs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

SARATOGA, Sept. 22,-Msny dele.
gates to the Democratic State ccnven.
ton are now arriving, and there IL q
pretty good representation OF both po-
liticsl parties around the hotels
tonight, Asyet, all that can bs said
OF the Democratic situation, a. ex-
pounded by the new arrivals Ia. that
Hill Is evidently the leading fAvorite
Tor governor, with Cooper following
him closely. Hill's managers claim
ESQ, but this Is considered an ah1urd
claim by the leaders Of
the other faction. Ono well-informed
gentleman, who Is here In tho interest
of Cooper, c0ncedes Hill l55 on the
arcs ballot, with Cooper 1856, and
Flower about 20. This leaves Hill
only 3s short OF the 1888 votes rtquired
70 make nomination. The Hill men,
however are 80 confident OF
vistsry that they have already made
up state, with Senator Jacobs
Tor lioutentant.govornor; Maxwell as
COMPTROLLER, and Fitzgerald ss State
treasurer. 1t 10 believed that
ry their opposition 10 Hill far
snough to afford any danger of spl,t
In the party II Hill develops great
strength.
The latest phaze OF tho Repub.
iican silustion seems To ba that
tho New York delegates have bean
unable, In spite OF repeated efforts, T.,
agree on q candidate from Now York
or Kings county. II IL said that MIR,
Eysrts, with the Union League inllu.
tDce At his buck, has
been working hard for Bliss,
but that il of no avail. Tho commit.
loo on resolutions will not complete
The work before it until to morrow,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
The Chiusse In Trouble.

SEATTLE, w. r., Sept. 2,.--The quar-.
ters OF the Chinese workmen, at
the Black Diamond mines, we're
visited by q mob last night.
They were armed with repeating RI
hoy, and had each, Z sack drawn
over his head with holes
cut for mouth, nose and
eycs. They were thus completely
disguised, and presented q fearful an
pearance. Tho Chinese fed in terror
from their houses, which were
then burned. These Chinese had
already been discharged from the
mines and expected to return To
Seattle this morning. There
is much excitement over this
Chinese question. A convention
to consist Of delegates from all parts
OF tho Puget Sound country, has been
called TO meet here on September
q, to devise meaus OF ridding the
country of Chinese. This feeling is
intepsiiied by tho fact that tho
Foseral authorities hardly mako a
pretext of stopping Mongoliens from
crossing the border into Washington
Territory from British Coium.
bia.. Tho law, which was
made 10 protect people from
an inilux by Chinese is practically a
dead letter, and Ia consequence of this
they take tho law into their own
hands with view OF protecting them
selves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
Tn. oivit sorvles Commlss,..

NEW York, Sept. pa Washing.
ton dispatch says: "rhe resignation of
Chairman Dormsn b. Eaton, of the
civil services commission, was seut Ia
before Major Hinkley, OF New York,
brought action in the United States
circuit court, to test the constitutions
ality Of the civil service law, and thore
Is good reason to believe 1t was at the
request of the president. He will
Withdraw 1t until It's action has besn
tried. The president has represented
60 him that thst this resignation at tho
present juncture would bs interpreted
as = retreat and as = sign of weakness
and it might influence the result of
tho trial. The president has prom.
ised to the Civil Service Reform ssso-
citation that the constltutionality of
,ho law snail be strictly defended. The
object Of Mr.. EatDn's visit to WASH
ington at this time, Is to prepare the
delense in the action, which Ia TO
to bs. brought before Judge Wallace,
inNew York, on Friday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
A Change Inexpedlsnt

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-vice.Presi.
dent Hendricks is said to have in
formed the President that he IL i'm
pressed with the belief that q change
IN the oillco Of the surgeon. general os
tho marine hospital oiiice IL mex pedi.
NJ, and that no has accordingly With
irawn tho name OF DIR. Matthews.
who had bpen previously urged for th,,
place. IL IN said he will w,thdr raw the
appointment or DR.. Walling ON the
samo ground. Tho resignation OF Ser.
gendt-Soneral Hamilton has not
peen accepted, and the impression ia
growing that he will retain the oiiices
rhe osbinet meeting to-day was az.
tended by Secretaries Endloott.
whitney and Manning, and Postmas.
tsr'Genural Villas. Among tho mas
{ ions considered at the meotipr WINS
the trouble In Wyoming; tho ro organ.
ization OF the civil serviue com mi ssinn
and tho Sterling Bacon controyersv.
rhe oustom-houso political Situation
ferred to, ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

WARRINGTON, Sept. % Tho Pueblo
Indian delegation called again ON the
commissioner OF Indian affairs, this
morning, and will leave for their
home In New Mexico, To. night,
They have been partially successful
In their mission, for the csmmissioner
Will reqnext the authorities OF New
Mexico, TO suspend tho tax levy nm.
~ the exact lega status of these In.
dssns can be detormined. The com,
missioner seems to be OF the
opinion that these Ihdisns should
not be taxed. He admits that they
were properly regarded IN cilizens
under the treaty by which New Mex.
leo was ceded To tho u nited States, but
ssyS they have never been allowud 20
exercise the rights of citizenship. The
New Mexico authorities have not al.
lowed them TO vote, only on questions
affecting their own community. Their
lands were granted 10 The tribe by
MeAicc, snd the United States is pay
Ing them money, which the authori
ties Of New Mexico seem to be en-
deavoring 10 acquire by taxation. The
commissionor believes thst tho Pueb.
os, who are poor. ignorant Indians,
shsuld be protested as wards OF tho ma
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
ton; the closing prices ere from *
20 y higher than yesterday for . nun
Der of the active lists. Sales amounted
TO i6ooO0 shares; market closed dull
The LouisVills Races,


LouisvlLLE, Sept. 2.-There 10 .
Of the good weather q
yesterday. The track Il very dusty
and The attendance still larger. Firse
race; purse $500, one mile; starters,
Conkling, Irish Lass, Cistter, Lord
Clifden, Revoke. McBowling, Susie p.
eleanor, Monogram, Lady wsyward,
Export, Adventure, Malaria,
GRAY Dawn. At tho start McBswllng.
Lord Citizen and Lady Wayward
were the first to show at the quarter
pole. Lord Clifien led y trifls; Cleaner
and McRowling were very
close up. At lthe half mile Cleaner
had half length the best Of it, Lsr0
clifton second and one length IN 'front.'
OF Mcbowling who was third. Az
they entered the stretch, GlcAuer still
led, followed by Lady Way ward, No
Bowling, Irish Lass and Conkling. Half
way up the stretch, Conkling went TO
the trout and won by enc length,
LADY Waywsrd, second and neck In
front OF Malaria, who was third.
Time-l:A2s4.
:. Second Rsce--The maiden s,akss;
"A
was had. Porter Ashe, Silver Cloud,
Eioiso aud Sis Heimayar were IN
front of the bunch. Half way down,
Chute, Eioise, Porter Ashe aud Kslo.
loop we're In the lead. The whole
field closed up foi tho last quarter
of = mile. Sis HSiinayar.
Silver Cloud and Porter Ache
fought every inch. Sis Heimsyar won
by = neck; Silver Cloud, second; Port .
or Ashc, third.
Tim0--1:0lh.
Third Raoe--The st. Lsger stalker;
two miles; starters: Irish Pat and
rsnbooher. Tcnbooker took the lead
by three lengths, aud was never head
cd. He won by four lengths; Irish Pat
second.
Time--8:lO.
Fourth Race -Three quarters Of .
mile; starters: Biddy Bowling, Gold
Barn, Bsroft, Nettie, Wstkins, Glsploch,
Bettina, Cnsnce, Ultimatum, ksr-
nhsw and Forest. In the frst hest
Gold Bar was first away
followed by Kershaw and
Glenloch. Before they have run The
quarter Glenloch took the lead; Gold
Ban second: Chance, third. In the
stretch Forest came through, and was
not headed, ana won handily by half Z
length. Chance second and
q head In trent or Glen
iach, who was third; Gold Ban, fourth;
ultiaatnn, fifth; Biddy Bowling,
sixth; kershaw, seventh; Bittlnas
Time--l:l5.
Second Heat--Forest took the lead
and was never headed, and won
handlly by ono length; Chance, sec-
ond; Blttina, third; Gold Bann,
fourth; Ultlmatum, tifth; Kershaw,
sixth; Blddy Bowling, seventh; Glen
loon, eighth.
Tima--l:l6.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
ApPAIRs IN rHH REIousrAa.

rAASs IN THE RklCHsTA0.
VIENNA, sept. 22.-The split In the
German opposition party Of the Reich
stag 10 reported to be under the infiu-
ence OF the emperor, who desires 10
prevent the whole opposition from be-
coming an united party. Two slAbs
viii henceforth elect = common exec
utive committee to decide on q general
policy, but on national questions the
clubs Will act separately. 1t is feared
the attitude Of the Germans will in-
crease the bitterness which has ex-
listed for some time between the vari-
Gus Aasionalities represented In the
helchstag. 1t will greatly influence
tne relations OF monarchy toward
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
Tone Of the Stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 22.-aovernment
bonds arc dull aud steady. The stock
market to-day, has been extremely
dnll, and altogether featurelees, the
apathy was increased by the unoer.
talnty that hung over the uctlon b.
tno meeting or tue presidents OF the
trunk ltnoss who were In session,
Prices were steady at the opening, and
IN some oases there was I sllght od-
vsncs. This was followed by Z dc.
Sl,ns s.1.,,s g ei,, X . Y per csnt, ald nom
|ssv:ssG6 G ga Ar isss|i assslsss d ~ ~ &
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
Hs Could Net tio 10 Oanaaa.

CHICAGO, Sept. 0.-N. Schwartz,
bookkseper for Dennehey, Wolf 4
O'Brien, Wholesale liquor dealers, has
been arrested, charged with smbex-
cling nearly 5000 from his employ.
ers. Schwartx came here from New
Fork four months ago and secured
the position by means Of high recon-
mendati0ns and letters Of introduc.
tion nom wealthy and prominent
citizens Of that place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
nlatins splatform. (Applause). Mr..
esstt moved that one ballot be- taken
which resulted an follows:

: :.
Who lenumbar of voias east. .eol; nee.
essary for chice, St7.
A motion to adjourn until this even
ing wss lost by y strong dies sntiug
viva vocs vote. A motion 10 proceed
10 ballot for governor was then
adopted ana the roll was called by
districts.
AT the conclusion of the first ballet
.ne convention at $3.50 p. m. adjourned
The State Temperance assembly hss
suomitted series OF resolutions for
Incorporation In the platform, The
committee on resolutions went into
session ut ii O'clock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge In Session.
BALTIhoRE, Sept. 22.--The Sover-
eign Grand Lodge, Independent Order
Odd Fellows. assembled THIS
morning, IL. +. Carey, grand aiye,
presiding. The entire eeSsIbn
was devoted to the calling OF varl1us
states, and referring their reports Snd
appeals to committees. Tue grand
!" 49, s,lom 0u tha "u5oa,nvu n5e,ar,it,aa vi, nUSw
nifty to meet and tor the memberS to
get ready to take part In tho unveiiing
of Ridgely monument.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
Meeting of Presidents OF Trunk Lines
NEW York, Sept, 22.--A meeting of
presidents OF trunk lines was called

10 order at Commissioner Fink,s
uhice n little before neon.
IL was stated that nothing had yot
been accomplished, but q general dis
cussion OF tho situation, taking up tho
lUUblts the different lines In detail,
vas under way. The meeting h,e
Preeident Roberts, of Ponnsylvauia
s chairman. IL is thought nothing
definite viii be reached t-day.
IL Was learned, after the meeting adj.
iourned, that u had been decided 10
advance rates on the five diiieront
olssses Of freights westward bound 10
0O, 90, 10, % anu 20 cents respectively, :,
On increase OF about 80 per cent. over
the present rates. Tho discussion oj
cast bound irelghts was postponed FOR
10 days, whom another meeting will be
held,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
American Forestry C.pvr...

BOSTON, Sept, 2.--The fourth annual
meeting of the American Forestry
Congress, opened at Horticul.
tiral hall today. Major O'Brisn
spoke a few words. President HiR-
boy responded, aud drew attention 20
tho Importance OF the movement for
tho restoration Of the forest, as touch.
ing agricultural climates and CONNER.
cial interests,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

WARRINGTON, Sept. @.-lSpscial.l-
II ID stated hero on good authority
that within few days 9. q. Sweeney,
of Galveston; J. ]. Cooke, Of Browns =
vile, and Otto 8. Threlkeld, sf Indi-
anola, will be appointed to I'LL tho
three remaining vacancies In the once
OF collector OF customs In Texas, and
that Q. Il. Bailey, oil Corpus Christi,
will be appointed 70 supsrcede Jsron.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
The Yacht Rses.

BRENToN's RnEp, Sept. 22.-Ns(ther
OF tho yachts, Genesta and DAuptless,
which are contesting for the BE shnet
challenge cup, are In sight, although
they have been out n hours nearly.
The interest felt ct Newport In the
race is very great, and there are many
sail and steam-yaohts out here. The
wind In the forenoon was somewhat
light, from the southeast. 1t has now
died out, and there IL almost . dead
Calm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

WARRINGTON, Sept. 22.-The score
tary of tho treasury has called for tho
resignation OF Martin l., Noerr, M
chief OF the division of captured and
abandoned property and lands. Mr.,
Noerr was appointed from the District
OF Columbia, and was one OF tho oldest
employees In the service. There are
no charges against him. Captain loe
tho ngent OF tho Cheyenne and
Arapahos Indian reservation, has tele
grspbed Commissioner Atkins that
only 5000 head OF cattle remain on
the reservation, aud these win DO 70.
moved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
TURKEYS TRIVIAL TROUBLES.
Tho Afghan Frontier Quiet-rAs Gsr-
man Array BEING Msbinred "A
Levy for Men In Balgaria.
AnAirs In tho RsisAstag.
ethcr Fsreign News.
Ssrvis.
rHR SOUTHERN FRONTIER TO nK Pro.
TECTIp.

rHs SOUTHERN FRONTIER To BK PRO.
TkCrAD.
BELeRApS, Sept. 22.-Tho Ssrvls
army is being mobslizsd and troops
are being sent to protect the southern
frontier bordering ON Mace donis and
Blbsnia. Fears are entertained of
rising in both OF the latter places, and
grave troubles are anticipsted in the
event OF such an occurrence a. stated,
King Mslan, In an interview with a
number OF diplomats, stated that " the
Aaeedonians rise In revolt, the under
foreign secretary assured him that
austria had no intention OF anne ling
bosnia and Herzegovina to tho empire
Frances Joseph's visit to Bosnia, this
secretary said, had no connection with
the recent events lin koumelia. Aus
,ria desires the Roimelian Rebellion
queiled.. Communication are now
passing between the signitOry poWers
y the treaty of Berlin, and it is noped
that they will result In = speedy settle-
msnt OF the Roumelian difficulty.