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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

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weight ] loi 20 W., 2.iS; 10 !; W. Si I'M
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and zoe; ,o,,,on malta m,xes Pickles
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glass h1 hS ss,tohl rs. MI m msdinm. a. 80
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hAisiHsI1. ~ Lonuoh i'sef' s"'''o'"'' AVN
spanish, ~ voh onn,o .oc. Missouri cider
SOC per SALON vinegar per gallon u 70 ~
pound packages, &C; corn s,'isn ,
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KAUFMAN, Sept. 22--[S,ecial. The
county-seat quesa ca is over, and the
vote stands 9. 224 fol kau, nan and 2,5oS
for Terrell, which shows that, under
the constitution Terrell, was deieateo
by Kaufman in tue race 1910 voses.
Kaufman starts on new boom. Prop
erfy holders have agreed to put los
at bedrock figures, aud from this day
forward Kaufman will continue one
of tho most lively corpses her sister
TOW n Terrell ever mad to contend with.
Forpey is also one OF the liveliest IN
the ring. TIRES cheers for Kaufman.
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Sau Antonio,

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. s2.--l Special. -
Yesterday, IN the district court, the
case of Alexander vs.. Carothers q
Sepright came up for a hearing. Til s
case, from the large interests in.
VOWED, has excited considerable at
tenrinn. The plaintiff, Alexander,
seeAs 10 recover from the defendants
IL OF IL leagues OF land,
situated in Kinney county,
and the suis was origioaily
instituted in the county court, but
afterwards transferred here. Some of
4; the ,eadipg lega! talent oil the SGaLa
has been retained on either side. For
! the plaintiff appear JUDGE Clark, OF
Waco; Mr. john Il. Dyer, of the same
place: Colonel Peeler, OF Austin, and
Mr. Goodrich. The defendants are
repressseu.ed Nv ef-CoD&ressm9n
joan Hancock and Senator Ma1ey.
The case will probably CONSUME iof
several days.
Some Ii dae ago three Americans, Da.
via, Robinson and Snap, preempted
! lluan. silver mines III the Carmen
I 0urrains OF Mexico, whose discov-
Ay at the time created immense e4-
! element. These mines which We're
paving big money, have been taken
away from them by Mexican authorl-.
ties, acting undes no shadow OF
| tight. United States Counsel Predgep,
| & Pedras Negras, Mexico, hes laid
10 matter before the United States
minister TO Mexico, Jackson, and Sec
Rotary Bayard. Consul Preogen stat IS
that, with the evidence laid before
him, it will De utterly imr ,ss'b!e for
Mr. Bayard to longer shut his eyes 10
the states of affairs in Northern Mex
, 4 \ 1 la, I>cN 1rIt al nf r,1.Nf r.
| ton 10 American citizens located
| therein.
The school board, to-day, refused to
bounce Professor Brown, principal OF
| the Riverside public scnool, coIored,
for alleged immortality with one OF his
| teachers.
Tho budget for the coming year was
fixed ct $45,3I3. The salaries OF Wal d
school principals was raised from $75
| to $50 month.
The Evening Times contains bitter
editorial concerning paragraph
which appeared 10 The HERALD q few
DAYS ago, commenting on the Lights
alleged discovery of q female gambling
den in San Anlonio,. all OF which was
wired you verbetum aud cred
tied 70 the Light, paper
which has hitherto almost COM
pleteiy usurped the evening circulation
OF San Antonio. The Times states,
and truly, that the reporter Of the
Light, WHO concocted The yarn, has
since been brought before the grand
jury and forced to declare the whole
story canard. The Times concludes
with frenzied appeal to the men Of
San Antonio to arise and avenge the
insult put upon the ladies' OF
correspondent wired the item as an
Item of news, taken from a presume
bly, reputable paper. Full credit was
given, and no attempt made 10 en-
dorse the sro1y. constructively or
otherwise. The Light took the re-
sr onsibiiity sof originating and pub
fishing the article in question.
THE HERALD correspondent
wired it, IS was his duty
for q piece of interesting intelligence
printed in San Antonio paper, and
whose truth o. falsilv he had no
means of proving. The author OF
the Times illumination was formerly
minister of God. he is at present q
correspondent Of the Galveston News.
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wichita Fails.

WICHITA FALLS, Sept. 22.-ISpeclal.l
Deputy Marshal James Melton has
returned from trip over in the Ma
ton, rs far as the Canadian river,
within IL miles of Tt. Reno. He and
Deputy e. w. johnson went FOX the
purpose of executing number of war
rants, from the District court at era
ham. aud among them were several
for Indians, for various offences On
last Ffiday at the Washita agency.
Captain Hall had two Kiowa Indians
in the house talking to them and Try
ing to detain them until some troops
arrived that had been sent for. the
Indians finally became suspicious and
restless, and started to leave, when
Captain Hall showed them back INTO
chairs. They sat still moment, when
both Jumped up again, drawing the II
stockholders, but Captain Hall and his
clerk, Morrow, were too quick Tor
them, covering them with their Biz
shooters and taking the Indians guns
out of their hands. The Indians then
broke for the door, and as they got out
they met Deputies Melton and John.
son, but kept right on, unmindful OF
tde guns that were leveled at them.
About co steps from the bouse the In
di7r= we-s met bv some more bucks,
VINO gave them Winchesters, when
they turned 81 n TO fire., bus eeelng
Teptain Hall and the deputy lnsishslt
Ead the drop on them. they nsiu q p
TN they we're reinforced. in 9 minute
inc Indiana comm euceJ TO sash 81 from
III over tho flst Ike 30 many wol1sx,
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several hundred ssss nlnf inf ~ n
ava mInutss, whom tlpifln Nsil ~
dsred bis party int0 tho house. fnr
At least hall an hour Aitefwafd 10 va
q question with the iit.la psftf nI
whites, about 10 men, iii pl., vbaiher
they would have 10 SOL W. iYtf az
dearly an possible. ANc -rFII1 tnH
Indisns ealnod down, alQ- h0
chiefs came into this hnuf"f aud ha 4 a
long talk with Captain :. q - fN'
planned the whole nattof = timi hui
they refused 10 Surrender the two
huess that were wanted. Deputy
Mellon left there ON Saturday morn
ing, aud 10 on his way 20 Dallas to con-
suit with Marshsi Cabell. Deputy
Johnson, with u posse, remained ~
AnodarEo. Captain Hall says he viii
use every means possible 10 get tho two
Indians, II he has 10 stop the raIions
of tho whole tribe. IL was owing 10
CAPTAIN Halls GOODNESS and bravery
that a bloody fight did not take place
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Russia.
THE PRESS JUBILANT.

1hb MESS JODiAANA
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2l.-The Rus
sian press are iubilant over the recent
events in Eastern Roumelia, but
seemed surprised at the suddenness of
the rising and express the belief that
the affair was arranged at the meeting
of the emper0rs, at Kremsier and
Skiernewice.
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AcIDs-Sulphuric per carboy, rs; citricc,
per pound, IS to zoe; oxalic, per pound
is; tartaric, powdered, per pound, 6J.
QUININE-P. d. W., ezs, II; z. q W. cans,
70: b. & Son ozs, rs; B. & Sons, cans, 20.
OILs-Bergamot, Sandeson's per pound,
Q 10; lem on, Eanderson's, 70; peppermint
S %; winteIgreen, 2 Is; olive, Malaga, 70.
POTAsH-Bromide,p per pounu, 4oc; lodide'
eco.
SoAps--Castile, mottled, per pound, s to
loo; CASTLE, white, ID to 10.
pound, iGc; alum, to s.; arrow root, Ber-
muda, As; balsam copaiba, 90; borax, Is-
fined, 10 to 13; calomel, am, 70; castor oil,
per gallon, 4S to l 60; cassia buds, psr
pound Is to Isl cream tasttsr pure u PedT
S. chlorofsrm. per pound, IS; extract log
wood, bulk, per pound, ~ to IA; glycerire,
bulk, per pound, 20 to Is; ioaine, resab-
short, per pound, Is; leaves SIENNA,
Alex, per pound 70; morphia, sulpdd, per ss.
strychaia, crystals, 1850; tapioca, per
pound, Z; wax. white. per pound, 90 ts.6o.
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COTTON.

HERALD OFFICE Sent. ~ m u
coming la more freely, aud huNatis 81,
orally notes IA nere - AN4NslNs W NV
ths receipts aTsn1t large, taei 9 's a $40
inerea,ei aud Nsrything indIeAlss l,sl
the re ;eipts teis cason VIII 20 nnusua,'N
lATse. Tue rece. pts Tor day were 4
tales IL ~ rail ana 10 10y wagon No
shipments, ,,.,....,,,,
spot cotton r'O.es steady Al uLehanl a
auolations; receipts, liii sales, wv
a Zee opened avn, but steady, fulei dall
aud cios ed outlet, /. 10 Pc nls lower,
New York spots CLOSE stssdy anu nn,
changed, win sal pls fnlales eln,'u
a 1i.t. but staady, "a 6paiuts iower; sa'es,
5S,I0. ,
New orleans closed steady al unehange'l
an .tations; sales, i,Sro. Fliu'es closed
barely steady, To points loNt'i talos
| i0vQO, ,., -,
AZ Liverpool spots closed n m with im-
a ,oYei demand; quotations rnehar ged
10 al sales, 1000; Amsl lean, .;aO Tut res
oscI quiet, generally polnt higher sep'
| tsmber and October unchangeu. See
tables below for quotations,
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JAmEs PYLE, REw yaRK,
TICK E[', %IR'
A POPULAR CONDUCTOR gAg2

CONSIDER IT MY DUT Y TO ImI
part some very vsluapi0 informRi
ton to my frIen IS and acquaintan.t
ces, as many Of them Know she Apnj
pleasant condition andeg which MY
iabored in performing ny duties 9
conductor of the { 5Orgia Contrsl rail-
roaU.
Some months ago ! became Giliictea
with severe att3ok Qi YheumetismI
1t increased in vi0leuce ruth conls
no longer get in nnd out OF the car
without assistance,
While thus suffering all the asonie
of this dread disease, and ready 6
abandon my position through shes
necessity. I was Induced 10 try n. y
B. THE EFFEGI WAS TRlr ~
MAGICAL. / had no ide9 thai riedy
icine could produce sIch an erect " 81
short time. Lex reliencet a wohuers
full chr ngs befose usin, half n botttoa
After taking only tour bo5tiss 4 %ad
myself tn day q well man. This spjea'I
did medicine effected = crtre 10 less
wonderful in the Gaze OF my wife, who
was also terribly aalictsd With rheunis-'
tisn. sfssi
I take much pleasure IN fe3onlmbnn-
| ing b. B. 3. to my fftsnds "a FIIsSl'i|
CLASS. I refer to MI II. SchnitI
agent G. r. r., Atlanta, and 10 G. III
r. sgsnt, Macon, and u. Hape, All
lapta. J.V GOODMAN, 4.
Conductor Cep Il EailrsSs.
TT0E SXLE-fN' 'BKIr4Is Gov NI7k2 a
I fine country residence a,Hi STOCK ARM
of 3c0 acres; peautlful location ana wei
imp we'd; AL best land;s iarge ~ .ioon
dwelling, very convenient; s9ft water Ia
hitchen,. woodhouse, cellar, verondrs ~
around; abundance OF water az house, barn
sp pasture, 800 fruit trees, oil ktlas anu
best arleties, shrubbary and ornamsntn
tees; fine yard; room tenement hrusS1
large stocs barn, gratis ries ana toci hvtss
tons of hay; 45 head OF cattle, graded
he of work stock, mares, mules q
horses; fine A year old lacE aud stud
stand Of bees In double story LGpgstfu
hive; hogs, moving machine, rake, + %
and wagons and tools ofa well regu
farm: All at great sacrince on noGo
convenient. STEWARG GRAY I'm ,Iovil
Texas, or SOUTHWEST LAND toMPAN
7O5 Maiu street. Dallas. Texas. d&w-l
WANTED YOUNG ia DIES INlCL
w O. county 10 Work lOretis &c INC
owl homes; fascinating enipitymtnss
ip stl actions To buy; work pstn ce sent
mail distance no plJectQu)j ~ 10 St PSI
week csn DO msde. NO eanyassingi psI
ticulals free. or sampie OF woik mohsu y \
ceuts in stamps. Please address hpM,
MANUFACTURrNG Co, Eostop, Mass. M
o. Box 1915. sepS- J&WjIt
w ANTED--AN ACTIVE. Man ORlWol
w man in every county 50 sen. kpS
goods; salary SIS per month end a:spe az,
or commission; EXPENSES III advance; ousil7
free. For full particulars address lSTA tss
DARD SILvERWARE Co, Bosferi Mass
chusetts. GAVIN
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VNLf An JfINlUN' I-7--1 T
BERLIN, Sept 2l--The Zeitung Is
confident that the powers are unable
10 deal with the crisis. The various
European ambassadors on furl3ugh,
age hurrying q their posts. :,
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Tyler.

TYLER, Sept. 22.-[Special.] Charles
Jordon, a white man, had been ar
rested by City Marshal Wagner, on
the charge of robbery, and while BE-
ing conveyed 10 the jail, he made q
desperate assault upou the officer and
succeeded in escaping. Mr.. Wagner
got on his trail later il the night, and
finally captured him at Wlnona, a
small station on the Texas d. st. Louis
railway, ID miles east of here.
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FREIGHTs.

The rates Of freight on cotton tper bae
from Dallas are as follows:
To Houston, t3.25; Galveston, $685. New
Orleans. $40; st. Louis, 1915.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-For the
West Gulf Slater: Continued cool
and fair westher; variable winds;
higher barometer.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, q positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheris and cank.
~ mouth. Sold by J. L. Williams q
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, Sept. %. Money on call easy
at lol1k per cent, closing ~; prime, mer-
camille paper, 4@5; foreign exchange
quiet and unchanged.
Stocbc opd Rond. closed ag follows;
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"Wuf o tssa u lnnf
raflI al fta lsgi dni
u d. uii pafsut n uf.t
w "a. Ia
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IBID. +Asked.
l, Tone: Closed New York, steady; New
Orleans, steady; Galveston, firm; Liverpool,
steady,
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PORTS. pay Week Season Season

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports from all United States ports thus
| far this week: Great Britain, 1886: France,
| -: Continent, 2,269. STOCK at all United
i5taieB ports: This day, 23O0lO; this day
l last year, lIST9j.
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WI ANTED-AN AC.HI v s. Man On NO
w man in every county 50 SOL. ~
goods; salary $75 per month End a.spe ~ |,
or commission; expenses III advance; QUIZ
free. For full particulars address STA u
DARD SILvERwARL Co, Bosien Mssss
chusetts. GAVIN
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YXIAN'rED- YOU

NV AN tDD- IVC =
w o. county 10
own homes: fascinat'
inst, actions To buy
mail distance no 81
week csn DO iDsde. I
ticula,s free. or sane 2
4 ceuts in stamps. |
MANUFACTURING u
O. Box 1915. ..
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09
Ne% York Mining Stocks.
California Minins socks.

San FRANCISCO, Oct 8. 19SJ.-The follow
ing are closing official quotations of mining stocks
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09

Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers, and others whose
occupation gives but little exercise, should use
Carriers Little Liver Pills for torpid Liver and
biliousness. one dose.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09

70 so: lean ends 10 1913 90; prime mess Is 90
@13 30; extra prime 10 50g1l 90; mess / COG
II SO.
Lard 6s4 ta7c ~ fb for tierces IA s97s4c for 10
IL nails; 7sz use tor orb pals SnS1Ac for BIB
pals.
Hams at 91a@1oc y ID, according to size and
cure: small 1012tG11c.
Butter-Northern creamery, good to extra, at %
@24c; New York dairy 1S@20c; fancy 21c; Yer
mont dairy at 21d22o selections higher; extra
Western fresh made creamery 2 G23 fancy 23 "
com. to good at 1Sa20c; western iadle pack
ed 10d12c do fair to good at 9q11c; imitation
creamery extra at 17al9c. JObbing prices range
1G2c higher than these quotations
Cheese-Choce North at 9@9i4c; lower grades
according to quality; Western S1ac. JoD lois
13c higher.
Eggs-Eastern extras at 22c fancy 23c: Eastern
flrstS at 21e; New YORK and Vermont al 2l422c;
North 20@21c; Western 20@201ac; Island ZIG
and N s 2la211ac,
Beans-Ch0ice large hand picked peas at / go
al 65 D bush; choice New York slsslll mana pick
ed do 6501 10; small VT hand picked peas 70
6175 ;com to good 1901 Doc ;cholce screened GO
1 40d1 As ;hand picked mediuml 601l % ;cnolee
screened dol 45d1 so common DO 25Sai 50
choice improved yellow eyes at ! 1901 80; old
fashioned yellow eyes at Yogi T5i RED kidneys
2 20d2 40.
Fruit-Eyaporated apples 61a9714c,P ID fancy
SC, and North and East quartered and sliced &c
Messna oranges 50G5 90; Palermo do 0O9
So New apples l 5003 90 p Dbl.
Hay-Choice prime hay S20a$-; fancy S21 ;
fair to good, $1SG$20: choice East fine S169SlS
fair to good at S151S16; poor do $@13G14. Rye
straw, choice $16017 30.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09
s3,416,s3o o3

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09
Cancer of the Tongue.

Some ten years ago had scrofulous sore on
my right hand which gave me great trouble, and
under the od-time treatment healed up, but it had
only been driven into the system by the use of
potash and mercury, and in March, 1882, it broke
out in my throat, and concentrated in what some
OF the doctors called cancer, eating through my
cheek, destroying the roof of my mouth and upper
lip, then attacked my tongue, palate and lower
lipdestroyng the palate and under lip entirely and
halfmy tongue eating out to the top of my left
cheek bone and up to the left eye. could not
eat any solid food but subsisted on liquids, and my
tongue was so far gone | could not talk Such
was my wretched, helpless condition the first of
last October (18S4) when my friends commenced
giving me Swift's Specific In less than month
the eating places stopped and healing com
menced, and the fearful aperture in my cheek has
been closed and firmly knitted together A pro-
cess Of a new under lip is progressing tlnely, and
the tongue which was almost destroyed is being
recovered, and it seems that nature is supplying
new tongue. / can talk so that my friends can
readily understand me, and can also eat solid
food again. If any doubt these facts, l would re-
fer them to Hon. John FL. Traylor, State Senator
of this district, and to Dr. T. S. Bradfeld, of La
Grange, Ga. >
LAGRANGE. Ca. May IA. 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
iani d&w1vnrm
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09

what do they always put d. c., after Washing
ton for?" asked Mrs. Quilp OF her husband.
Why my dear don't you know that Wia Siing
with a smoker.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09
FOSTER, MiLBURA & CO., Props.
BUFFALO, ". I.


The results from the use of the extract of the
South American Moxie Nerve Food Plant have
excited medical and observing New England the
last ten weeks, as never before We are people
with worn out nerves, abused with stimulants,
drugs, morphine, severe mental labor, excitement,
and sexual excuses. This food can recover the
whole field. Though harmless as milk, inside Of
eleven weeks, in Lowell alone, it has recovered
3o5 cases of nervous and mental exhaustion from
one to twenty years standing. Some were help
less, two mentally inbecile, three had paralysis,
one was blind. Two cases of insanity were cured
in Boston, but the friends will not allow use of
names, both in high life. 1t makes healthy PEG,
pie clear-headed, vigorous, and able to stand
twice their usual labor with less fatigue; Con-
tinued. it binders exhaustion of brain and
nerves from excessive labor. 1t stops nervous
ness, and gives an immense appetite. Lowell,
alone has taken SO 900 bottles in ten weeks. AS
we have no room for testimonials we offer $500 90
to any person who can show our statements to be
untrue Eleven old drunkards say it stops the
rum thirst. For sale by all apothecaries and gro
GERS 80 cents quart bottle, $3.50 dozen
Double extracts, so cts, and $500 dozen. PEG
pie say it is the best beverage in America. The
Soda Fountains have 1t.
MOXIE NERVE FOOD CO., Loaueu Mass
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The Portland daily press., 1885-10-09
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