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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-13

A Philadelphia horseman says Mr..
Bonner is crank on the subject of
horseshoeing, and that he has known
him to shoe gdaud S. twice IN one day
and four times during the week.
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Stoke aad Bssds,

NEW YoRK, Nov. V.-0overnme mt
bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds continue se.iys but
prices are generally lower.
The stock market was worry active
this sfternosn, and prices for some Of
the most active stocks quoted were 70
vsrlsh and Irregular. In the afternoon
1t driit,d TO decided dullness, ,es pecially
when Efforts were make W snack tho
tendency to lower prices, which was o
prominent foature Of tho afternoons
Operations. The total sales for tha Il "
we're 492,lI5 shares, of whion 1ol, $40
we're c'n,ributed by thrso stocks, 81.
Paul, L,ke Shoro and Uuinn Psrifi,,
the .alrs IN e,ch case bsiug petween a
5000 ani e5.VO shsres. Thnre wss an
az i've busln.ss IN L,uisviil. 4 Ns.h-
vtlle, n modei a.a trade IN Nav York
Oentru u ana Wesisfn U ion, aud .
limited movement Ia the rest OF the
iist. Az the opening, nrst prievs we're
irregular, ranging beswsss Q decline
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Accident on tho West Shore Road,

UTICA, N. T., Nov. 0.--Tt is rs
ported that q serious xccldenJ occurred
on the West Shore road about one
mile west of LittlO Falls. Six pgssen-
ger coaches ran into the ditch, One
LADY Is said TO have bsen killed and a
hunper or persona seriously hurt,
smong than Apsembiyman Plat, OF
Rochester.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-lhe following
ieota regarding the accident on the
,West Shore road have been furnished
by the company:
Train No. 81, west-bound, which left
mere ~ o'clock last night, passed Lit
tie Falls os time, but ran of the track
ABOUT one mile west OF there about 1880
O'Clock this morning.
The accident is ,aid to have boon
cauted by washoutOf q portion Of the
bank. The engine psssed over safely,
nut tho iendor broka loose and ran of
ths track with the whola tram. The
tsnder was Wedged into thesz zlds OF the
FIRST slesper. ~
Mrs. 6. T.. Pratt, of Rochester, q pas.
senger in tho aleeper, was killed. Her
husband G. p. Pratt, slightly injured
Judge Green, Springfield, Illinois,
slighlly bruised, and j. W. Weston,
New Yorh, had hiS right lsg sproiasd
One OF tho porters on ths Pullman car
was badly Injured, aud another sligh.-
ly. Tho bavgsgs car, smoking car,
aud one passenger car wore bsd ~
broken up.
The uniDjured passengers woro
transferred TO snothor train, whius
passed Frankfort four houra later,
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CRIME AND CASUALLY.
CYCLONE IN ALABAMA.
buildings Blewn Away, Fsrests Leveled
and Many People Killed By the Ter
ribls stsrm--DisAstreus Rail-
road Wreck sad Suicide
OF Chicago Man.
A Terrible Cyolone

SELMA, Ala, Nov. 9.-Friday night
one OF tbs moss terrific aud destructive
storms ever known in this State,
passed over ths section Of country iust
north OF here, washing away bridges,
railroad beds, growing crops, and
isveiling forests and houses for miles.
A cyclone, accompanied by torrents Of
rain, and sppallins electric discharges
slarsed on Cohabsr river, passed through
Dallas, Perry and Bible counties, leav.
Ing dead wastes of forests, plantations,
houses and villas.
Exploring and relief parties say the
track of the "yslope was halt q mile
Wide. They have gone over 40 milo,.
PICKING W THE DEAD AND woUNpup.
and don't know how much longer the
track 10. Thirteen persons have been
found killed outright, and 40 or 50 dan
xerously wounded. A number OF per.
sous cannot be accounted for.
Bales of cotton wsro blown from gin
houses and burst and scattered every.
where, no two locks Of lint being left
together. A msa driving wagon
loaded with cotton to the city has been
lost. This cotton and wagon were
blown quarter Of mile and the man
aud mules carried on aud cannot be
found. Growing crops, potatoes, etc.,
were torn up from the ground, and
evan trees and cotton stake were
barked.
Rsliei parties arc searching for tho
dead aud dying and everything is
being done to relisvs the destitu-
ton. Tho negroes are frightened
nearly to dossh, and huddle about to-
gssher or squat alone, unclad, Ia the
bushes and under fsllcn trees, stupo.
fed and sposoalesi with foac and su
perssltioa, unable to tell the wnsre.
abouts OF their household goods. The
city Is bslng canvassed for money to
bury the dead and relieve the wants
OF the destitute.
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OF J. and IN advance OF x, bu, Ia ezrlv
dealings there was general declins
followed by - reaction, during which.
IN many cases, the highss. pricss OF tbs
uay werc made. while In others the
orentng prices weru the least.
For. time this afternoon ths
market was steady, then developed in
creased xctivity. but during ths
lass hour tho destinations wera
Within very narrow limit, ana
quotations were about stesdy until
near the olostnK, when there was . re-.
setion OF small frsctions, and tho mar
kst closed heavy. The special feature
nf the day, was the strength dsvelop ,d
In U aicn Pacific. This stock opensd
~ 69ss, and in the forenoon raiss
TO SIS sold sgainat 90, and closed at
os1s, on advance Of " per cent,
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STRIKING MrNaRS.
The Serious Situation Ia the uockinE
Valley.

The Serious situation ia the Uocking
Valley.
COLUMBUS, Ohlo, Nov. 9.--Out OF a
force OF about 500 miuers in the Hock-
Ing valley, aud the Ohio Central re-
gions, less than 2l0 woro engaged ic-
dsy. The inflaenco Of tho strikors
hes extended TO the furnaces. All
have closed, with two exceptions, aud
is is expected thsy will shut oown this
wesk. Tho operators claim that the
only thing for them To do ~ to close
thar property.
This Columbus, Hocking Valley &
Toledo railroad hiss dischsrgrd tram
men aud shop hands to the number oi
several hundred, In order 10 savs ex-
pensss. There IL an inclination On
ihe part OF . goertHin element among the
miners TO ro-iuhusurst0 vaadAlism,
aud alread Y tEoor threo attempts ~
destroy mino property have been frus.
tfatpu.
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lay. Four regimsnts hava sl,e.Av
started up the Ira axsidv rivsr ~
steamers. The most h>avtiv 49,
vessel In the navy for her drak ~
ceedsd In advance aud viii ~ m ~
river as.far - Bhamo. Shs ~. ~
sohs torpedoes aud large suonlv ~
gun cotton aod necessary appllsSeSs
tor the removal Of obstrue.io IN NJ
Sed OF the river. she IL aceoupsn snioI
~ Two armed launches for the naviSS.
uon OF tho trrawaddy. Toe rivef n
very dimcuit to navigate. 0Wine -
eonsssut changes In tAs o. sau usls. M
vesseis running between X sneoon snd
Manoalsy changed their pilots sevon.
.eon times: There are 60 river piiofS.
most OF whom are ChitSagoonrians.
sn9 can be relied upon to aid tho ~.
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:. WASHINGTON, Nov. o.-SscretAry
Endtcott has sont instructions Co the
military commanders who are
stationed In the neighborhood II
which uprisings against tho Chinese
aro apt 10 OCCUR, to have their troops
In readiness 70 snforCe the provlsionu
OF the presidents proclamation, Issued
Saturday. l7-I
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Report of the LirA. Hous. Board.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.-rhe re-
port OF the light house board
was to-day submitted to the score
tary of the treasury. It revlews
in detail the operations Of the board
during The last fiscal year, giviag y list
OF tho now lights e.tabllshed and OF
tho old Onos discontinued. The
report recommends tnat an
appropriation OF 10000 for
the building OF steamer To be
used by the light house ssrvics In the
southern district, and Of $50 900, 70 IN.
able the board to build q new
supply stea ner. The ostl-
mates Tor general appropriations
Tor supplies OF lisns houses
ropslrs, salaries, inspections and sur.
to So IA 000, .,'
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Mexico.
ahkERAL NEWS FROM THE REPUBLIC
T0THl EOUTH.


T0THn SOUTH,
Crry OF MEXICO, Nov. 0.-Rumors
OF cabinet crisis are prevalent. Two
OF The present ministers, Pacheco, of
the department of public works, and
Barsnda, OF the department. OF justice,
were members OF the G0nz alec cabinet.
sud is said that IL Gonzslos' I'm.
psacoment proeeedlngs 70 on IL is
tnosghe thess ministers will resi- gu.
although there are no charges against
them and no suspictou attaches To
either OF them.
Political excitement Ia not
party Is maintaining lie
ground in Congress-. Increased bus,-
ness activity is shown by the aug
montstion OF telegraph recejpta ON thu
Interior lines. O xners ofcRttis ranch "a
In the northern S.ates OF the Repu plIc
are here seeking o market for their
teaf cattlo. The Mexican Central
railway having offered low rates of
transportation, all cattle for this
market comes from the state OF Vera
Cruz,
MOVE FOR COMPULSORY EDUCATION,
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. o. A
OIL making provision for uni
verssl compulsory education through.
out the republic, was Introduced In
Congress this afternoon. Also n bill
permitting fcee exsrslse Of ali profos
sionv, legal, medicsl ana educational,
iho latter bill will be opposed by pro.
fcssional mon.
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Funeral Of john MoCull.urh.

PHiLApnLPnlA, Nnv.0 The funeral
Of Mr.. John Mccullough will take
plSce Thursday next NJ II o'clock
vt st. Georges hal, In thia city,
Tho pail bsarers will be: ED win
y 10Th, Johu b Caison, ~ Cp,o sgo; ;
william II. Tn,mpson, Of g., l. uis ;
William J. Florence, of New York;
Matthew u rniuy, OF Pnilad,lphia !:
Henry Edwa,d-, OF New York; VIII
liam + johnson, OF Philadelphia :
Js,nes w. O,llier. John A. Cocsrsll
nnd william NJ. Connor, OF NV
York.
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Tne we.saxo of tue pl.na,y Counoi,.

BALTIMORE, Nov. o.-Archbishop
Gibbons, who hes Just returned from
Warrington, says hs expeots
DR.. 0'Connell's arrival tomorrow
with the dcoreos Of tho lsie
plenary council, approved by the
popo. He VIII receive them as the
apostolic delegate, and bothi, q con-
t.ined VIII b, dlvulsed until tsey are
promulgated by hun. TAe whole viii
beprinled bsfore promulgstion, and he
thinks they will make a book OF 800
octave pages, and several We. ks viii
elapsn before the printing can bo com =.
plsted. They will then bs issusd WITH
= pastoral letter from tho apostolic
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Turkey.
AN INVASION OF BULGARIA WILL
MAXI THE TURKa FIGHT.

CoNsrANTiNorLz, NOV. 0.-rhs porte
has renewed the contract with tho
Austrian Lloyds fer the transportation
OF troops from Asia Minor to Sslouioa.
The government has armed 6OOOO Jr-
regulars In A,bsnia and Mscsdorsia
with Msrtin nfss, aud has Motif I'D
the. powers that Ssrvisn ,nvsslon OF
Bulgaria will DO regarded az oasus
belli.
A0ovERNoR FoR RoUMELIA,
CossTANTfNoPLE, Nov. ct Ia
sts'ei tnat a proposition has been
made At the Balkan conferences to an
point u temporary g0varnor of Rou-
melia. and 70 request Prince Alex .n-
der 10 withdraw, pending the settle
ment OF the question.
F0kuHD TO RESIGN.
LONDON, Nov. 0.-Or. Strausky, tho
cbief mover Of the II ~ slian reyolu.
tion, and president OF the provincial
govsrnUent st Pbilipopoiis, has been
forced TO resign, on the charge Of brib-
cry.
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Appointmeuta ro Onlca.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9--Tne roslxns.
tion Of X. NJ. Kelly, psnsion agons at
Lnuisville, Kentucky, has bs.n ac-
cepted to take effsSt Deesmbcr Al.
Tho secrctary OF the Treasury TO- dav
appointed \. M. Jenksto bs asslstant
Inspector OF boilers at st Louls. Ma.
snuri. Tho President to lay appointed
D)o Carlos Bu>li to be p>nslon arenf
ut louisville, Kentucky; Samuel Port
to be pension agent at Dstrcir, Nlchi.
gan; ] ehn B. McLIsne, Of Oregon, 10 b
agent for Indians at Grsnde houde
agency, Oregon,
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1uut0,
KING ruxrnAw,a nr.,x

RAxoooS, Nov. o.-.Ths reply Of
King Theebaw, Of Burmsh, 10
the Briiish ultimatum has
bson received and IN
hostile and sd,quate. In response
" th. Bri,ish 1cmaud for control Of
the bl'ln,so iosoigu relations, King
TheobaW says ho must consult der
nnuy, France and Italy.
Toe British sxpedition will .cross
Ne frontier with The least pooslble de-
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Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimmod

Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimmod
Walking Hats. / 60
Lad Fine trimmed Hats from. .. q %
Fancy Wingsard Feathers from.. .. .25c
Now Velvet Ribbons, all colors. e. SO yard
b-Button Fine French Kid Gloves. 81 pr
s-button Colored French Kid Gloves, sos pr
Misses AM Lad Ies' solld Color Hose, 25c pr
Ladies' and Children's WOOL Hose ..25c DR.
Ladies' Mer,no Vests and Drawers, SO each
Ladiea' sealskin Muffer and satchel, 81
each.
Ladies Glove Kid Tosed Button Shoes,
sIOpt.
Ladies' French KID Button Shoes, $3.50 pr.
LadieS' Button Shoes, custom. made, 80. 50 pr
Children's Button Shoes oes.............5O SEC pr
Missses' Kid Shoes s.....,.........,Sp Or.
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FROM FOREIGN FIgLDS.
NEW LORD MAYOR OF LONDON
10 Installed ia once with the u...,
Sispiay-nr. Gladstsns's yr,u~uN.
al March Through tAs Island.
\ Crisas at Phidpopslis
Fsrses kssigaation.
Rngland.

RnglAad.
GREETING THR GRAND OLD MAN.
LONDON, Nov. 9.--LArge crovds wars
assembled at various stations ON the
railway to welcome Mr.. Gladstone. ss
tho special train bearing tho ex- x-prem,er
anu party stopped for = few momenss
inburE. " no-
The ex-premier had enthusiastic r..
cep,ions ut Warrington, Preston and
Oariisie, aud In . short address a each
place, said that he believed the countrv
was still faithful 10 Liberal prinoinieS. =.
AZ Wegsn q photographer was prcssns
ana secured likeness OF Mr..
dlaostone IN the latter was leaninr .
OUT of his railway carriage Window.
IN his speech thers, the ex.premisr
g1ecisrea that the assertion OF the
tories that they had assisted in oarrv-
inR tne franchise act through Parlia-
Aents were not true. though thev
really assisted Ia passiag the redlstri.
outtou ofseats bill.
- uLATsR-Nr. Gladstone arrived ut
Euinbarg ct 40 O'Clock this Alta
noon. Az Carlisle, Lockerbery md
other places en- route, the crowds of
people were 40 great as to impede the
Ie.starting OF this Liberal lesdsr's
tram.
iNSUortNa NEW LORD MAYOR,
LONDON, Nov. 9.-rhe show in the
csleorStioD OF the entrance into ofilcs
OF the new lord mayor OF London. Al.
German John Staples, +. 4. A., took
pIacs to dSy. Tho weather WA, Ana
nnd dense crowds lined tho sldewslks
aiong the route of the procession.
Ino chief attractions of the grand dis.
play made by various ancient guilds.
wore y number OF wagons aisnIav.
ins old London wOrkshops IA
Illustrate the former methods
oI working up gold and
s.iver into service plate, watch cases.
etc. osnor industries wsre represpnted'
aLADsT0NR's sPEECH,
LONDON, Nov. 9-Mr. Gladstone de-
llvcrea long and unexpected speech
as edinburgh in response to repeutsd
chtis oi tue imNenso crowd which had
sataer1A to welcome him. The onthu-
siasm displayed by the people was ua-
Ia the political history of
Great Britain. "
sTEAD's STATEMENT.
LONDON, Nov. 0--Mr, Stead. editor
OF the Pail Mall Gazette, In q loiter
oday. respecting the ver.
.ict Of tho jury on Saturday in tho
armstrong abduction case, ssys
mat no will NOS quarrel about
tne verdict that he had
lar Trial. He preferred that
Sebscca Jarrett should bo treated with
Gotcy In preference to himsslf, lie
slso states he will not attempt TO have
the sentence set aside. He adhares i'm
the main to the truth OF the rsyel sti0na
Ia the Gaxsrto aud saws that
out Of the "a columns only three eme.
mated from Jarrett.
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THINKS RIRL WILL NOT pE HANGED

THINKS RrEL WILL NOT BE HANGED.
QueBEc, Nov. 9.-Up to noon today,
+. x. Lemieux, who presented the
petition TO tho D,minioa cover nment
for no appoint neat of n medical CON.
mission 70 sxamlue into the question
Of ths sAnlty OF Rlel, hat REQ lived no
intlmstion Of tho govern ment's luton
tion IA tho promises. Lsmisux doaa
no, believe h's olions will DO han god.
RItL REspITkD.
REGINA, Now -Rlel has beou re-
spited untll the l6tust. Preparations are
being IN ado for hls execution on tn At
date, although tho warrants have not
yet arrived.
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aiiver Usisswe.

WASHINGTON, Nov. o.-The issue Of
tho standard silver dsllAra from minta
durlns tho week ending November Z.
was $50 0i7s during the corrospo udinR
week last year, 1895 900. The thipniarE
of fractional silver .coin during the
week ended November 1, Was elsSy.
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france
IN THE CHAMBER or pupur

IN THE CHAMBER OF pnpuTrEs.
PARIS, Nov. ON. Blanc will pre-
eide at the opening Of the Cham.
Der Of Deputies tomorrow.
and will dsliver an address urg.
Ing Republican unity la pursuIi,s
= policy Of wise aud moderate promis ss,
In accordance with the lessons
taught BY the recent elections.
Count Mune, because OF tho dipap-
proval Of the blshop Of Haissous. nas
abandoned bis Intention OF fouau,hy 4
Catholic party. "
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Flood In Cumb srinnd River.

LouIsvILLR, Nov. GA special tc
the Courier-Journsl says the Cumber-
land river IN raging at and above VII.
Hamburg, Ken.ucky, and many thouf.
sand loss and slaves are floating Of.
Mace Owsley, cOiored, wan drowned
in trying to save logs.
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AInUrnNANr GRIZZLY.

EDrNsvRoH, Nov. o.-L,eusensnt
areeiv, who IL to lecture
before the Scottish geographical
society on the 10th, will, durinr
ne visit 70 Scotlant, bs the guest a
LORD Hosebsrry, at the resid enos Oiths
aver Dttmeny park, South Queens
Icrry, Linlithgowsnieo, where he MN
meet Mr.. Gladstone, "'-A
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A Chieaxo.n suisIdss.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Frank G. FELTON,,
an operstor on Lhs board OF trade, shot
himsSlf at his residsnce this afternoon.
No cause Is assigned.
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Tsusth-Ciass Postnsstsrs h rsxss,
wAsmrNuroH, Now o.--Ths possmas-
tcr.genersl to-day appoiutsd the FOL.
loving fourth.clAss p0ssmastsrs Iin
T.xsNs
But! 40 Gap. J. +. Lowell, pslaa1.
r q. QAFretsj Klnsebur., RoSofk
AeNuts, Lookhafes :. 0hsppSnaSsiHs
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Aas snsl,

CHICAGO, NV. IN. b. Haynes, a
whOles y mtllin-r, has made an "A
s!sn,nsnt. Liabilities, $4,000, ssssts,
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Egypt.
THE paYprrANs nrr.,a,rrr

THE MaYprIANs DELranrED.
CAIRO. Nov. 9.-The appoiutme eut OF
Monktsr Pashs, Turkish commls-
sionor to Egypt, greatly delights the
Wolf, the British envoy,
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Austris.
MASDINo THoOps.

VIHsNA, Noy. o.--Ths Austrian gov
snsis slowly bat surely m assins
troops In Herzegovina. Proylsions
ana ammunition are being forwarded
in large quantities.
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ALL Goods Marked in Plain Figures

new Brosadad Worstsds. "l2Hc yard
M-Wool Cashmeres, 40-inch. ... .Sslkc yard
All-wool Cashmeres .... ........ .45e yard
Satin Bsrbers, plain aud fancy ..I5c yard
Gilbert Cloths and Plaids. ......... zee yard
Black Silks from. .Eao to 81 yard
Colored 81 ks from. ........., 400 to 81 ward
Velveteen, in all cslors.. SOC yard
Dohiesblo Singhams. ms................ Sc yard
bleached Domestic. yard wide.. 7c yard
Turkey Red Linen Damask. ...... 40c ward
Cafcoss from. m................,.2 rs yards for 81
All-Wo Red Flannel .l7as yard
Breakfast Shawls ..... ............ 25e
Floe Black Satinet. Csc ward
Fancy Colorsd s tinets 1870 ward
Misses Trimmed Hats, new styles. ... 81 90
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Bulgaria.


iHitLiroPsLis, Nov. 9.-Prinoe
alexander has received tslesrAm Of
.ympashy from some Of the Europsan
peers; Ru.sa's action IL suppossd -
nave bsen Intended TO gosd Princs AZ
exander to imprudenoe, In ordsr thst
tnere might be an exsusa Sor Az
fepels' invasion OF Bulgaria.
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WASHINGTON NE VS..
On Q ,ld and silver CoInax,

WAsnrNaroN. Nov OF, 4. ,.o.s
| ~ 1N"v.s'-it sloafned
.. 'as s'aso dsPartmcnt te-day that
prior to the appointment OF Mantou
Marble to visit Eurona ~ ra,a,,on. !.
tha .rs.,,on -, ,..,., ~ o.s,'oa "
t.. .a Va hVI" "uu siiver coinage,
tho president delegated Mr.. George
Paris. anS orI'k0nor woiI q
as an ardent bl-metsIiist.
and advocate OF the use OF silver ooIn.
tsnd Poa tPo sa.s,oO mS,no.sry aussnons, to a..
the States compr.sins tSe Lstin nu,ov -
and make report Of this proceed.
inR
ssLuusn nos formally admitted 70
.nolr aeliperstions, MT. Walker held
a.scussions .r.,u WIN membsrs OF tho con-
st"s, a.u suurssseu 70 tnom certain
SSUsofSvauons SMoS; iHdieative OF the pro-
inund interest OF the United States In
ny iMporssrs question of
,,,n umssa'iism. Mr. Walksr's dis.
pa.onos 70 the department
s mSin,. csylos OF MS o9seFyAtlonss
~ncn su Nn2inna ano FRANCE we're
l",u Dol9re tno del0gates. the hnAl
S..vn sS VI sus Gongrees is announcsd'by
nlhisssr "a MoLane ny cable to-day, 70
w. n.uopnrsmento OF ststes ana ID as fol-
'oWn:
Iance, 1reece. Italy and Switxer-
.anu nsve rsneWed tho monottry .con-
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-10
BROS,
GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS,
Cloaks, Suits, Shoes, Etc.


saving acquired the reputation of the Bar.
gain House of Dallas we are OF necessity oom.
pelled to make business, and there is not a week
IN the year that we fail to receive goods bought
specially this puruoso We Offer this week
arge nse OF goods just bought from the grea. sale
OF BATES, REED & COOLEY, New York. at
prices that will astonish you
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-03-21
WASN'T Afraid Of Either Disease.


John P. Hale, when United States Senator,
used to tell good story of the days when he
ceased to be Democrat and became Free
soler. After making a speech in the gran
ite hills somewhere on rainy night he
brought up at Democrat tavern. The
boniraee knew Halo wOn aud recognized his
voice as soon as he struck the old brass
"knocker" on the door. John Hale
said the angry landlord, 'you can't come in
here. don't like your politics."
'But," said Hale, "you keep a common
inn or tavern and l must come in."
"Well, if you must you must" said the
inukeeper, ''but l have but one room and one
bed, and Jones is in that"
'All right" said the imperturbable Hale,
81 will see Jones'"
"Hale knocked and said: "Jones, let me
in"
Jones yelled. Cant do it, Jack Hale
am sick-had the smallpox"
"Are you well of il now ?" said Hale
eyes, said Jones,
''Let me in" said Hale
"Hold on" said Jones, "another things
the matter with ME. I'm Democrat"
"Open that door," sung out Hale. ''and
don't be id foil. I've had that too.''
The door flew open wide New Hamp.
sher Record.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-03-21
Abby shrapk away from me, and 1 could

Abby shraDk away from me, and | could
just hear her whisper:
"Well, think she could.
stepped forward and caught her hand
She shrank farther away. A branch ofhon-
eysuckle caught her hood, and pulled it off
her head.
The moon, just risen, peeped in through
the branches, aud saw, not Abby, but my
own Polly, and knew what a trick bad been
played upon me.
was bashful no longer. caught Polly
in my arms, and smothered her " it'll kisses.
'Sister made me do it, she sobbed.
"Oh, never thought you'd find me out;
never
But S lid again:
"Say you love me, Polly"
Aud she said:
eyes
Aud that is the story Of my counting.