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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18

The fallacy of protection, as it exists
under the tariff laws of Che United
States, is well illustrated by the efforts
now being made by manufacturers to
have raw material admitted duty free.
Surely it cannot he honestly said that
the production of raw materials is not
as much of an industry and not as
worthy of protection as the subsequent
manufacture them. Take for instance
the iron industry, the most highly "pro-
tected' branch of manufacturing I'M the
country. Thousands of men are en-
gagged both in mining the ore and in
manufacturing it, but the manufacturers
have been endeavoring for years 10
have iron ore admitted free Of duty. On
the other hand the mine owners de-
clare that they need protection to en-
able them to compete with their neigh
bors across the> border, and that with
out itttheir works must shut down.
From the pleas advanced by both parties
one is led TO believe that the country is
on the verge of losing either its iron
mines or IFS manufactures. The pro-
ducers declare they cannot run without
protection and the manufacturers are
equally empkatic IN asserting thatiinan-
cial ruin stnfes them in the face be.
cause the duty on iron ore is not re.
moved Evidently there is a discrep-
ancy somewhere, and it is equally evil
dent that that discrepancy is simply
Unsuitable avarice.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18

The new state legislature was or
ganized Monday afternoon, with the
following officers: House speaker, T.
Y. Eddy, Watertown; chief clerk, Thos,
Mcconnell, Carthage; assistant clerk,
?. Royem, Yankton; doorkeeper, Chas.
Near; Turner county. Senate--Presi-
dent, Lieut.. GOV. Frank secretary. J
H. Drake, Aberdeep assistant secretary,
@. S. Brecket, Huron, enrolling clerk,
], M. Preston, Madison; sergeant.at.
arms, j. B. Mccoy, Marshall county;
engrossing clerk, Thos. Groom. On
Tuesday Judge G. G. Moody, of
Deadwood, and Judge A. J. Fdgertcn
Of Mitchell, were elected United States
senators with slight opposition. The
address of Gov Mellette is said to be
without a peer as state document.
Parts OF. the message were thrilling In
eloqiiencey apd they surprised many, of
his friends, who have always known him
to be conservative gentleman, ,and
not easily carried away by any circhm-
stances. At the conclusion he was
congratulated by nearly all the mem
bers.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18
The Red Line Gilt Edition of Standard Poets!

Bryant Rums Byron Chauoer Goldsmith Hemans Id and Odyssey
Paradise Los, Lucille Schiller Scott, Shakespeare etc.
An the above and many more printed On the best of paper t
red lne bound in cob and are sold the low price 87 ht
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18
WAX DOLLS, ETC.

Wax DoLsj inches high, painted feet for only 10 cents
Wax Dolls IA inches hgh natural eyes, for only 20 cents
Standing Dolls 2dnche high, eyes, only So CENTS
A great Variety Of Vases Cups saucers Mugs
Images Fancy China and Glassware.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS!
-ArA
BEARD, GAGE & Boards,

The pronounced success of our Holiday Department last year has again
induced renew offer Books Fancy Articles
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18
We have also large line Of
STANDARD NOVELS!

BOdhd English CLOTH printed the best of paper for AZ nt The
publishers price Of these goods is $f.Oo"and SLIPS.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18
HANDKERCHIEFs. Ere.

ladies Bordeed Handkerchiefy French pattern cents.
Ladies' Botred Handkerchs fancy French pattern Id cents
Arabian Silk Handkerohief 20 inches square, Is cert
Silk Handketthiefs Shopping Bags Purses and endless
variety of Christmas goods at one-half former prices
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18

BEARD GAGE & BEARD's.
MAIN STREET Ii. =, .......... ABERDEEN DAKOTA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

CoRsIoaNA, oc5. lS-[Spscial. The
sewerage question which our board of
aldermen has been discussing will
most probably lead 20 somethinp
uenolte. Mr.. Murrall, tire city ep-
Hinser OF Fort WORTH, who was In The
city yesterday, after an observation az
our toWn, relative 10 tho poiut in cues
zion, says that the city can nut down
SIX lnilss OF sewers which will thor
oush'y meet ths requirements of Cor
slesna Tor ahous $4,000. Tho council
WIZ probably tate some action in the
premises as Soon rs enough OF thsm
eat over tho dcngne 10 hare "a Quorum
# the board. - "
Ihe Ortou circus, which exhibited
nefe yeSteriaT, WAS over-ruu by
sharpers aud fakirS OF all descriptjons.
anu monte games and thimble riu
ables abQundsd SO that many ware
heeces o. their mpnev. One negro.
WAC Asd just sold his cotton, wAs beat
ouJ OF S4S-ail the money he mad with
him-and 5 }m9 OF our Citizens man
aged TO put In their contribution IN
learn the "tricks tina. are vain"
thcse horsas belonging tn parties
from Inc country We're stolen last
night, and no clue has yet been dis
covered OF their whereabouts
A German, Wa0 has osen SELLING on
the stroJ5 FOR l., Blum, the baker, an
pr0priagei Blum's rsvolvsr, flled MA
basket with cakes aud appleq and
went on with tha circus. Blum has
nae warrant i-sued for bis arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
NEW YORK DAILY Rsponr

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 Special Stocks
opened weak, and declined on roalIzirg
sales, but closed strong and higher on
heavy buying.
Moheyon call ut Stock Exchange, TX and
2per cent. -
hs1road bonds In good demand at higher
prices Southern and Southwestern roads
are more itqulred for Atlantic 4 Pacific
incomes, 1874; Chesapeake & Ohio d frsts.
6s; currency 6's, %; Chattanooga, firsts. i2t.
Denver hrats, lisa consols, 79lS; Tonnes.
sec hrsts, dOh; Incomes. W.; Gulf, Colorado
santa Fe, sevens, Ia; skies, 81; Calves
Ton, Harrisburg 4 San Anioplo, nves, 02gs.
Houston 4 Texas Central, main line. no.
seconds, 7S}; Kansas 4 Texas, SKIES. ssss:
nVes, "a; Louisville, New Orleans h TEXAS.
hvcs' 9ol4; Iron Mountain, nyes, So; Texas
Pacific, kio'e, sil4 incomes 40.
| sterling higher on account OF scnrcltv n.
| oil 8 ard demand from importers.
ARRANGEMENTS are e. progress for the
estab ishment In the soth at Macon.
4'otgls, of an industry hitherto combined
10 the North, viz: Tho Manufacture Of,
eheap clothing for the S,utnora market
THIS, ifsuccessful. VIII prove OF cons dera-
BILE bonent TO the Southern people, rs IL win
DO away argcly with 40 ex pense attached
TO the passage Of goods tn ough agents.
hands, and the additional cost cf transpor-
'atio1, all OF which the consumer must
bear.
Vot'oa manufac urers In 80. Petersburg
are much In crested OF pres Mt m tho suc.
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WAxAnAcHIE, O35. lS,-[Special. /
Yesterday evening at4 O'Clock c unity
Attorney NJ. b. Temp,eson sad Jadgo
0. o. Duulap. had Drs. Ward, Jones
and Florer stop this fdueral procession
ofthe negro, Thomas Dawson, ~ the
grave, and make an suSopsy. They
found theneck broken, and gave it -
their opinion that nothing short OF q
heavy blow with 3 b unt iustrnment
could nave broken il AZ wes. Hber.
n RyDurn arrosJsd Lewis Thomas
(colOreO) who was ~ work 1T the cot.
Jon yard OF A. y. F3rley n Co., an ans
picion. The 0videucs ID purely cir
cumeGauusl.
Constable CantIell hand Sheriff Rv-
burn ara working up the case, and
no donbtin > little while wsDl make
some startling revelations,
Tho cold wave has placed oyer.
coats, Jerseys aud stone coal Ia de-
mand,
DR.. j. g. Fears Ia down with the
dengue. This is ,ho ilrst case for us.
Cotton recsipts sre still heavy and
brlngs TO day { go 90 $50.
County Attor Isy pomplstOu has his
hsdas tnll. Two courts have been IN
session AZ tho ssme time.
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Tho stree, Car strike

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Or,. 13.-rhe strike
soems 10 have diod out to-day, there
being absolutely no appearance OF
trouble. All the roads are running
full complomonts OF cars. In most
cases policemen have been withdrawn
from tho cars. There IL no intorrup-
ton to traffic at all, which is
fortunate, az the day Ia very rainy
aud ShO streets very muddy. Several
OF the strikers have gone back tn work
to-day, but tho kDighlsof Labor claim
thnt these men woro never members
OF tho order and tina. they only quit
work through fear. About GOO strikers
have boon meeting In Turner hail oil
morning with tightly closed doors, but
thosa la authority state thar the mcot-
ing has done nothing vi Importance.
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Tyicr.


TYLER, Oct, l5-Lspeslsl. The fol.
lowing arc the proceedings OF tho su-
prone court to-day:
International & Groat Northern Rail-
road company Va. l.. 4. Giber, from
Gregg county. Sgomittoaon brIets for
both parties and written arguments of
appellant, aui oral srsu nenis Of ap.
pellsa.
rhe following csEes wera all rmad:
J0nn NJ, Duncan, county ia lge, Va.
w. II Wilkinson, OF 81, from Smith
county; opinion by Chinf Justipe
Willie. franklin Hanks vs.. t. q. and
w. T. Crosby, from Anderson; oplnion
w Justice Staytou. In Givsns va.
u. ". Hudson, trOm Audafson; opiu.
ion by Justice Stavtnn. y. r. Tho'up
son, OF al, W. j. w. Hitchcock, from
Justice Wiiia. w. Il. Pesram
OK. ~, ". Gideon owens, from Alder
a)n; opinion by Justice stay ton.
S1bnltt,t ou brief, for be IA paroles;
" J. Mui y. y. Moore va. Jam ~ Long,
from Wood county; William H. Tay.
llr o. 81 Va, 9r2dville Alreill, from
Gregg county.
sesf>g hosrlug on tip 10; Crasoens
Insurance company W.. w. II. Camp,
81 al., from Cherokee.
There was tut bonoa present to-
day, Justice Rob rt41n having arrived
IRON Dallas lRty urit
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FORT WORTH LOCAL NEWS
THAT ELECTRIC LIGHT MIDDLE
Some Enterprlsins Citizens ."Kickiny
Big Chief Parker ON Visit to
Moxieo-A Small Fire-Op-
era Singers in Trouble.
Other News Notes.

Fort VoRTu. Ont. I3TSnaoia, =
considerable a,.on..;on ~ - !,
49, =. es'''u nas peou in'
nuiseu III to-usy III regsrd 10 granting
tho privileges 10 the electric light COM
pauy. Soma faw old mn,S.haots
en,naoa = o@eN' ",'
NPpVae" w any ihnoNslipns, white tho
progressive business man wants and
believes In eucour,qinv all pev and
antarnr;.;,o ioa,,.;o m,
b.en hshinn al, the 80. -. ~ ~ : oie , uNs
la 'reYaa IN "" ra,, srd o.ac, ,a'sy ci.iss
li,hts Tharo sa0 W Iho e,sc,rle
cnmnanv will ba ~, iii, "a "a, tnag .hs
ana Iii ii,as ~ 49, w" ,,Junpt'ons'
immsi,ata io,ro1 rayn w Pru,ou. ,ue
Ynnr resnrssa't H. ,sIi, " .n1 lisut.
I'm ,inass housa nn,v. ,"s,e" ~ a''i,' 81
countsnanc' ~. , no,J'9a, TnD Wuuiu
TO ratsrd tbe introdnctinn " ", ~, ~. nap,i
snndsv n,arni,,o. ~" VI '"o ,iep.'
faelinw Tho rh,liv hraaya that .es,
tha Errt doc,dai , ''', sini svuch
He rensncse5 Inc cel,ar ma va rnnn sSVn q,
last vaar,s ,toya o 49, ~" 49, I'LL, ms ,,
aatberod and 'y nrocaodopS' XIX o Mn,en Nv
5mt nm Ua oreo,oS i;"h, ', sna9 III
whjch. an ,a,a;s, iy nv.
weioht Saya ,eaw ns
him 10 tho .ro,nd 1T
oultins him savaro,v ~ ,hoto Th u
wonnus' thnngb ,a,y n,,nyni - ny
serinns and ha annaSs pa,u", no no.
In 'dsw with bis san p'1 hua vm 'ho ss,es, ,
Sa ssya ~ w ~, ny. ,ha "anuas, ~ wnlsn
ops any 49, go, oa, 'hsn "'t gas" vi ueh-
sTTb y ,,ran m on" 49, r,.
,,onno as, ,J"ou I'm 1puias opera
" ,ho,r "s 80. ~ "ain =" s"p iiunl, ny tw9
uod,'a' 80, ' hpyInohu Hhu
haj,ss vs oe'hf a.ios,ou' uharseu WIN
No., av.as y, t"Ns. MY nonu bavo oonu Niiu
WI vas a.ioasou' nosRes was not quite
~ ~, .una.c' anu was NcKeu up
,.ans evo1lnS h'yInonu borrowed an
Sv.i so ~ f MI Iiiena uuu put ie up
vi ov. NV i,reuu NOV nkeihs the
I'M M Isue SounPiMut, o tna ponce.
huay Snioi 9uslne farker, sc-
ST, np., uy lour Oh ms Drives.
Nanv,.os' iouwakhey, Iap-s iet ~
anu s'Lony--csused considerable
unoi.suie W., ny thtlr appearance on our
ureets. me cnie1 stated 10 your re-
norter uoat they were on their way TO
Now mexico 10 see tho country,
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GAINRsvILLE, Oct. 49, Special IA
most destructive fire visited this place
last night about II O'clock. The alarm
was sounded sna an investigation
showed thettho grocery establishment
OF JIG. Drew, on the west side of the
square, was in flames. The
IRE companies were soon ON
tina scene, and shortly after thsir Or
rival had six streams playing on the
burning building. IL soon comnuni-
ested with The Red River National
bank on the north and Gllcreest Il
Blacks drug store on the south, and
for while it looked like the whole
west block OF two-story bricks would
be destroyed. The fremen worked
heroically, aud succeeded Ia confining
the main FIRE bstween the walls of the
bank and drug store.
All tho Offices over Drew's
grocery were q total loss,
ana thoeo over the bank were damaged
80 &c to beuuft fer present use.
Theisw OBJ sos OF Sill, Baily,& Hill
over the grocery were e tota, lcas, not
Tire scratch Of 81 rem being saved. Their
library WAY a very no one aud valued
ats coo. They had an Insurance o,
10 coo on IL , library and furniture, be-
sides mary valuable papers were loss,
which twill bs difficult to replace.
10 stairs, the hre communicated
across the hall over the Red River Ma
tionsl bank to the Western Union Tel
egraph office. Their instruments were
badly damaged and cannot be ssed.
The law offlco OF Bland Il Wright and
Insurance Office of j. Il. Crsveas was
also greatly damaged and could only
DO reached this morning by ladder
from the outside.
Mr.. j, w. Baily had room over the
bank in which was u magnificent mis-
cellsnoous iiorary. IIe escaped by
Jumping from u widow on tho north
aide.
The bulldog ia which tho fire orig
mated was the property OF j. 7
Harris, OF Alabama, aud IS total
wreck. Thereof of the bank building
fell in Ia front and Is Otherwise badly
Injured.
Tho building occupied by Gilcreest
d Black Ia also badly damaged. The
bank opened Its doors at tho usual
hour this morning and was ready Tor
business.
The whole loss is estimated at from
$500 to $50. 600. with insurance as fol-
lows; j. G. Drew, $500 in London,
Liverpool aud Globe; $3.50 In the
Qleon; $3.50 in tho Gcrman-Am
loan. and s2.oOs more in another
agency.
Hill, Bailey & Hill, lawyers, $3.50
In the Hartford and loco Ia another
agency, on tho library. and $500 In tho
California on tho Office furniture.
Tho bank had $ls20o on furniture
and building.
G'lorlst Il Black had an insurance of
$4,000 on stock.
Tho origin oftho Arc Ia unknown.
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TERRELL, Oc5 l3.--[Spoolal. B usi-
ness has bssn generally good ia all
branches. The ress,pss OF cotton are
not as great, but tho gina 10 Terroil
and tho country surrDu nding are taxed
TO their utmost capacity. Some OF tn.
country gins are several days bshind
rhis mornings fresh air smscksd a
little OF frost, but thsse was nous here.
Mr.. Allen, manager for ths Wells
Fargo Express com amy, was Ia tho
city to-day with view of securing a
loca, agent for his company. Tnev
will use the Houston g. Texas Central
Railway line. This will give us three
com Getting express companies.
Toe f1l1wing are registered a. the
Harris hotel: IL, M. McIntyre, w. IL.
Middleton, Louis b. Nav, j. M. Weu-
del on, Dallas; Louis Wdm4yang, 81.
Louis.
Rev. Shaw, of Decatur, has bsen
elected pastor of the presbytorian
church aud has ac1epted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

SICK with tiux. Lust evening the
Youngest girl died, and the next
chlld, boy, caunot live throug mont
the day. DR.. Nesbitt, who is the at !
lending physician, says they are oil in
dangerous condition.
Several OF orr LEADING men ara TAX
,ng quite an interest In Newton
On .nce, tho preacher who is in Jail for
Nliing Foster, - years ago. His
brother arrived in the city yesterday
rom Wise county, with a letter To
sheriff Douglass from Tom Allen, OK
sner,H ol Wise counsy, in witch he
speaks very highly of MIR Chance.
Good counsel have been engaged, who
speedy trial. "
gate number OK our capitalists
leave ina evening for pecns, 10 attend
sue sale OF town lots there THURSDAY
amons thuse who intend gong are
Usptaln Y w. Lewis, Captain Thomss
tDes. Mr.. Wood ward, Mr.. Andrews.
ind Mr.. Il P Smith, who all
speak In glowing terms of the future
great.
Gsptatn c. Il Randsll, our handsome
ana eih'lang county attorney, was
lureo over 70 Denison yesterday by =
,aW OF the prominent citizeus OF that
burg end presented with an elegant
~atch aud chain, "as a slight token OF
thslr esteem' and for the manner in
when ne has conducted himself, both
~ county attorney and q gentlemsa
Mr. Randall, although a compare
lively young man, Is tho most popular
man IN the counly, and the dine il no,
lar dislauS Whan no will he as popular
III oyer North Texas.
Inc commissioners court have soni
men out in Ch0ctaw TO examine
me bridges on that stream aud reporl
their condition. This meeting viii
not lsAl long, M all the M mbers are
anxious TO yet back homc 10 got road v
TO attend our fair.
Julius Zimmerman, who was ny.
rested Tor or9akiug tho Sunday law
was tried This narlinE Ia The re.
c2rders court a0d ii ed $40
sam Rdunor wss fined 81 for fail
ure 10 pay occupation tax.
Col j. Il. Turuer, NJ the Trarsconti
mental, 10 ia thN city.
Mr., y NJ, Hnbbsll, the tourist. who
tnakes Sherman his headquarters, lefl
tniS morning for Il raid among tht
natives OF North Texas.
John A. Donaldson to-day Il led :
comoltlnt against J. r. Cox, In Jus.
t'es Elnckis's court FOR carrying a pis
toll.
Miss Ada Chamberlain wsa msrrlec
Mr. William Dickermen THO oven
log az inc residence nf DR.. Argo, or
Aasl Jones slreet. Rev, w. a. Hyd,
performed the ceremony.
Sol Smith Hp4pni IN ne ..ar -.
Elk hckusick, plsyei 10 crowded
house this eveain8 st the oper,
house.
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NEW York. Oct. IA letter from
Fred :. Wheeler, chairman Of the pro-
hlbilion state committee, TO o. y. Cole
and John o'Brien, ohsifmen, rsspcc.
lively, o. the Rspnblican and Demo-
ctaic State committees 4. mads
pusic Tonight. In It he
cnuse' WA, both parties
hsvs pledged Ia their platforms
sgsinst prohibition ard Challenges
,hem ., arrange Tor a triangular joint
discussion w The three ea-didaies for
the suvsrnor.hip Of New York on The
gu suons y ieSns He euksssts three
'"sessngs o d'noeeao poln)s n Ne
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Pittsburg.

PIrrsBuna, Oct 10. - [Special.l -
Hon. j II. Jones, member of Congress
from this district, is visiting relatives
here aud meeting his many friends at
this place.
The Missouri Pacific people moved
INTO their new aud commodlous depot
yoseerday' II isa hu0 structure, and
the people or Pittsbrrg ars proud OF
tho compliment paid them by the
plsc9.
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JErrERsoN, OFT. l3.--(Speclal.l The
south'oound passenger train ran over
aud killed an unknown c1lored mso
on Sunday night. He was pseu in
this city the ssms evening, aud was
drnhingconsidsrably, IL Is supposed
that no went 10 sloep on tho track.
This engineer saw him, but thora being
y heavy down grsde, Il was impossib .
TO check the train before it reached
him.
Nick moore was convicted in the
United Stetes court yesterday, on tho
charge OF selling LIQUOR without IL
oense, and sentenced to 30 days. I'm
prisonment In the Hgrrlsou.couuty
jail, and 10 pay u tine OF Sle0.
In the case Of the United States vs..
ID. A Barehslt, charged WITH rob-
bling the postoiIics ~ Boston, Bowie
county, the Jury, At late hour last
night, rendered averdlct of not Guiliy.
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MCKINNEY ocs. l3.-tSpeol,l go
County court Is in session. Wood
Lyttlei charged with carrying o pistol,
made q flaming speech in his own b =
half Tn, Jury hing, w. j. Harris IL
on trial for unlawfully uslng an ~ ray.
There IN troublo Iva tho c9lOred
fc0o1ls OF the. city. The ,hlgh.casio
Mothoiis,A OBJECT In their chi dren
asspciahag wito those OF tho Baptlst
faith, aud the notion OF gonulitv, TO.
versed is cordially participated ia By
the Bsptlsts. Then teacher has re-
slgued and tho mischief Is 10 pay.
rna board oC mayot and aluermsn
met this evening AMI employed an al.
ditloual uight watchman IS q precAu'
lion againHL iirc.
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was crowded. Witnesses we're called
who adduced very damaging evidence.
The prisoner made an explanation of
the things charged. Tho trial creates
great sensation, ~ Nuandorff Ia a
prominent Democratic politician, who
sos into office on she Dam ncratic ticket
ut The election. The ottics Is an Inn
portant and vslusble enc.
Vanwsrd, recently pAr6sned out of
the paniteuIisry by Governor Ireland,
ado George Stowe, recently acquitted
here OF the charge of horse theft, were
arrested thia evening naNr town for
the theft and sale of . horse belonging
70 a negro. which was stolea three
days age. They are in jail, and the
proof against then IL Strong
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BRewNwoop, Oct. ls-[special. i
This section OF Rown county was Wis.
i'ed by n hno rain last night, which
was mush needed by tho farmers.
Tho BrownwooG Bulletin, new
week pa per iuet started here by she-
Tor g. ThomplOn. made its ap pesrance
this morning. Itiss very oreditable
sheet Shsfor WAS formerly OF tho
Cisco Telegram, which Is now discDu-
t'nued. The illustrated special edition
o the Banner is also out. II lisa large
eighf-psga paper aud 1t Is a credit to
the county,
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SHERMAN, OF is.-tspe,lal.l- Mira.
Nancy Jane Hilton diod this moraing
atT:sO o'clock, ef.era long aud painful
illness. She was alstsr OF Dir. Enos
S andirer, who will have the romans
inferred at his phlcc, about six mics
rom the city.
"rrouble never comes singly,"1s an
old pto has u l. Thoroughly Tetl-
fed IN tho following instancs. NJ.
Moody, whit Was arrested shOri tltuo
ago and taken back to kentucky FOR
trial, lsit his faulty Attn, Perry placc,
two miles from ths ui,y. A few days
sincs ths entire family were taken
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Eli PAso, Oct. ls.--lSpeolal.l Tho
police rsided tho opium dams late
tonight. They succeeded in captur-
lug only 20 smokers OF the dug.
Those captured were all In one de d.
Iae news OF the raid was sprpsd
through the Chinese quarters, ana the
inmates OF other dens MAIDS q ru.h and
succseded IN escsplug. IL 10 estim ated
nat fully 200 men and womeu Walt
opilm uens shtly, snd the police are
determined to breSt them M.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

LIBBRrY HILL, 0cs. l3.-lSpaciaL T.
Bryssu 4 Fowler's gin, ST this place,
was the scene OF o severe accident
yesterday evening. Il. @. Fowler, one
OF the proprietors, while trying 10
pick come cotton from off the mschln-
cry, had his righs hand caught in tho
sawH and terribly mangled. He is now
uuder tho treatment OF skillful sur
geous and reporte5 doing we'll.
Donguo is doing our clsy st
present, and on account OF
its wide reputation all sre in
eiined to Try II on, but one application
lays them out for repairs.
Cotton is Booming; $50 bales shipped
to date, and 100 on hand,
bustness ig good and the outlook for
better times flAttering.