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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

The wafer works were tested again and
they now throw o stream OF water seventy
five feet high with ease. The Tribune
SAYS Nr Jordan, who works for aiaj. Reid,
a reW DAYS ago attempted 90 separate g
couple o.. hogs tual were lighting. During
tile wmpus he received q slash from one of
their tusbs that cut a deep cash six inches
long and an inch deep on The calf OF nis
Ie-....TLe Morris base bail team VIII he
irre ON the Fourth aIl is IS eEpecjea rhat
a very exciting game viii De played be-
tween Is and our home team. The Catho-
lie congregation at Meyers grove are n1w
busi.y engaged iH erecting church eiifcc
l4JXG0 feet with @ tower 152 ieet high. The
basement will De The full size VI the church
and twelve feet high. Tie structure win
De frame and 70 Is now about ready to be
raised. Dn Wednesday The cornerstone
was laid by Abbott Eddiebro1l. assisted Jy
ten priests III was q grand occasion 4
temporary altar had been erected and after
tie solemn portion OF the cgremulie- We're
completed the congregation served an ele-
GAM dunerfor 900 persons. Father Bower
ot ST. PauIs church and the Hon j.. Capser
were present.
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CoIored Convention.

Special TO The Globe.
DIES MONIES, Jnue 30.--An Oskaloosa
letter SAYS. THE frs. political convention
Of cOlored voters ever held in this state met
here last evening. The attendance was
large, as there are about twelve hundred col
Oled voters iD Jhis county. The session lasted
three hours and resulted d. the nomination
1I j ohm Priestiy, colorod man. for repre-
sentative. The convention was addressed
bE number Of representative coiUed men.
They all claimed Jhat they bad been under
the control of The Republican party long
and thai unless the Republicans enough
would adopt ,heir candidate for represauta-
tive obey would beat the entire Republican
t.ckea placing p straight co'olei ticket m
Jhe field This fall Gloom Of the darkest
kink seems 10 peryada the Republican
camp since Saturday. They have Ou, five
hundred majority ia this EahlsEvl county
and cannot spare the twelve hundred ca'OTal
voters lt IS difficult 10 teH what VIII be
the result OF this convention. This Is
probably the irst fruit of the action taken
ty the convention OF coal miners here last
week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Oar city seems 20 be on the verge OF re-
lewing her youth, new buildings springing
up Oh every hand, and ON citizens Justly
pride themselves on The new and beautiful
store building OF Capt NJ. u. Helms, which
IS % be occupied by SprCut g. TTauS. gro
celies and fruits and CONNECTIONS. or in
other words, everything 10 be found in the
line OF groceries. They have built up an
immense business, ana are worthy Of the
liberal patronage they enjoy. ... The camp
meetings are ia full blast, both German and
American, one at the park grounds and one
at tie grove Of III. Lenskie, In 0sis county.
80. Our liberty loving postmaster and the
Hon. w. G. Wand have unI.ad on The color,
.-l-a ~ FAC .s-.L-.-l l--.-e = 4-.- & p
red white anu blue an6. a. Uuc Of our
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niNelr stramboaI -.

Special 20 rhc Globe.
DrEyQUE. June SO.-The.l is consider
aoie excitement among river men over the
race now pending between The ST. Paul oi
Saints liue of steamers aEd tle Nary Nor
ION. Diamond 20 line. Both packets IeIt
ST.. Louis last Saturday at same hrJr tc make
fhehest timeia ST. Paul The Nary Mo U
reached tins place at O'Clock This
mg. and the ST. Paul at @ O'clock. Doth
were huuying through, and made 10 eager
stop than was necessary. Amaze. den. o.
-he machinery OF the ST. Pall lg ned her
twelve hours at heeauE. Before reaching
that port she passed tine Morton under full
sDegl
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Sunday school Couransion.

The tweuty-seveutE annual convention Of
tle State Sunday School association began
at farinault last evening The exercises
opened by reading the scriptures and prayer
byBev L. Gale of Faribault Rev. A.
Mot, o- his city then made ar address of
welcome. the response by the president al
the association then following An address
urou The Church and thp Child. Toy Rev.
T. q. holman OF ST. Paul. was aueutively
listened to after which misceli ne0us bnsi-
ness. consisting Of reports OF committees,
etc. the convention adjourned tin Wednes-
dav
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Change Of Wen.

Spccial to the Globe.
HURON. Oak. June Soy order Of the
department at Washington three clerks
were dismissed from The United States land
Office here to-day-Jwo from the registers
and one from the receivers departments Us.
Tho two from the registers room are
Democrats. MI Tomlm's dismissal fIom
tie receivers room caused Chief Clerk
Plummer to resign, also Clerk Kane
from the registers room. c. j., Bryant.
late cashier Of the Beadle County National
bank. was appointed Ia Planners place,
This VIII greatly interfere with the work al.
the Office, which Is two years behind. The
Democrats are mad because their friend,
were dismissed by Republican register
There are yet two Democrats I'm the regis
ter-S room.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

spCcIsI % nc GI0be.
DIS MoNEs june So warrant was
drawn or the state treasurer for $40, 232.25
on Friday, in payment for Land purchased
for the state fair grounds. Work win now
he begun 90 put &c in shape Ar. Wilder
mann gf New York, Landscape architect
has been engaged to Jay out tn- grounds.
which he say. can De made Ufe most aI-
twctiye OF amy 10 the Union. 4 mile track
ard half mile track viii De made this
year The plans Ton buildings wiI be made
this winter and next year the grounds viii
De pur FIN shape for de fair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Mr. Henry Newton and BRIDE have re-
turned 90 the city after q briciweddmg tour
in the southern part of the state. The
JoUms says. s we.i-diEger named Ander
A8suder met with q serious accident in
5lmgtnWu late Saturday afternoon, where
hc was digging well. ia some manner,
while pulling up Che rope he slipped and
was pre,ipiteted head foremost into the eN-
c.vaGon. which was t1rty-three feet deep.
Iia struck ol the side of his face breaking
h.- Iprer Jaw and sustaining number OF
Ind Ccuu,lous and bruises. lie was eN-
tii-atei as soon AS possible aud 2 surgeon
summoned, who dressed has wounds. The
FRI ilrles are serious. bat IL is hoped that Le
wi -.-lE.r without Ia,..n- lll eleo.s.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

leading merchants remarked tha other day,
he could tel people SD they cOua md IT,.
3D.. The Carlos Bros have just opened one
oil the neGiest and best sample rOOns Ia The
city. where the travelling public wiz be well
coined and treated rs gentlemen every time
by Tony u Billy. something must be The
matter VITA orr friend John Washiichzeg,
tor he has four men to work, and 30 is im-
possible tO gel harness unless sou place
your orders ahead The Lutherlus vi
this city are preparing to bUiid new church
eji6ce TINS season. Aiai. TT0wbTidge with
Dis accustomed iibeulity. has donated a
Site for the church cn Lake avenue. The
goods 0i the hm OF Cheeiey & Knu,esol
are beins sold at auction under assignee
sale
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
EEENEsnFA.



Sells circus made "a good haul n tni,
city. Owing 10 precautionary measures
taken by the mayor, the thugs. thieves and
gamblers pursued their avCclf.on in tue
country instead OF the citv....Etc city has
Just received a beautiful United States ta-
for ilc city Lal....NLe new tire rc'l was
tested Monday evening and gives good sot-
isfagti1n. Sneak thieves entered tie
house oi BeEi-tergl Deeds II '-tt- Saturday
evening and secured some Ua..y Eco the line
OF ladies' iCWeirv. -Four arrests were
made Saturday. Two beng simple 4rmks
and two for larceny. Oliver Watson and
NU'im lee. arrested 1y sheriff Weiland
Saturday tor larceny m the dwelling houses
Of CHARLES oavaZky and George Huber We
siding about three miles from ,ll city.
were taken before Justice BuUle.L and held
80 await she action oi the grand jury
The census has just been completed and
gives Ulr city q population ot =. S. q de-
crease 0L l.o as compared with $780, The
removal of tle railroad shops DO 81. Paul DO
1852 took $50 inhabitants from sCily. but
tle census shows that we have very nearly
recovered from that bl1r....ihe Union
school scholars VIII give en- exhibition 20
Eei, bali Thursday evening. Reports
from tle country al large show small gain
BE- the population. 1.-The German Demo-
Gratis Of this cit DO uot feel IA rej at tine
presumption OF AIr Lienau Jo pose rs the
representative of that win- OF the
Democracy in rl.s st8ie...-ILe state
ueuL of the Pioneer Press taar John Wei
semen the Du'utl murderer was q res
dent ~ this city m the Sos IS not confirmed
hy ol3 settlers. No one has ever heard ot
such q man The tlsr suit This county
g.. Z. H.. j. @ .
Comfort Barnes SIS. David Far.lluit. being
am action 'f1g driving away cattle by de-
feadant and converting the same ~ his own
1se." The summons and complaint were
lied Aug s, 1853. and was tried hv
jury June .. 1855. Verdict f0r plaintiff.
Babcock q Wilkinson for plaintiff ana Rice,
L-l-iu-.La.- n nn.knr r-- ..---- -nl-L
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Rev. c. II. Plummer has received q can
from the Red Wins Episcopa. society 70 be-
come their rector. and ne has accepted.
The sentinel saY, H. Is. Stevens has bcugi,
the Peterson residence Ola Washington
street, winch is TO Doe occupied by 1ir. Paul
Miller. manager cf The Northwestern Lum-
Der eomr5u; S yard here ... a lawn tennis
club has been formed OF tLe following gen
r.m.l. tuuh S-ayey. George Perkins
cel.-e Stout Fred W0odLouse, J.. II.
Shumate, William Gariam. T.. s. Van
Fiiet, Ebeu Manning aud William Moore.
DR. Patton has kindly offered he club the
use ot tho lawn On front ot his residence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Plymouth. n. D., june S0.-Abei
Devon Of Des Moines, H.. student al Cor
nell university while standing on the new
bridge at LeyermoTe Falls this morning,
was struck on the head by a plank ana
knocked from the structure 10 the rocks be-
low. The whole Of bis left side was
crushed. His remains VIII be sent 70 Des
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Sherman on the AUDITORS Case.

CItDINI n INC IIIUDH-
Dies MONIES, Ia, June 80.-Gov. Sber-
man has at last made a statement in lengthy
detail explaining his action IN the state aU-
ditor ease. He makes the specific charge
that Mr. Brown and his deputy have col
lected or received large sums OF money be-
longing 10 the state which they have not ac-
counted for, bat have Appropriated to their
own use; also. that there has been expended
for the state auditors office a large sum OF
money in violation of law, which is ac-
counted for as provided by statute. II this
be true the next step must perforce be an
action in the courts against Brown aud his
b0udsmen to recover the money.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

old baby in her arms. Their son
Jumped o1t also. 2Irs. Shppey and
the children sank ar once The professor
hatiied with the waterfor some time hoping
- rescue them, but was hnl.ly taken out Ci
the water by assistance from tlc shore
THE hodie Of Mrs. Shipper and the babe
We're found about 8 p. m. Prof shippey
was 1rmerly fIom Bascom, Seneca county.
fll.f.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

at evening the body = Mrs Unecr was
round buried la the hay m one 90 the stalls
oi the bar. II had been dead toJ some
time IT is supposed that tramp who was
working for Mr. CngeT did the work by
beating in her head with au iron wedge.
The tramp was about 8 lcet inches high
light complexion. light hair and smooth
face
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Special 10 the Globe.
CHprEwA FALLS, Wis, june So
Three prisoners broke jail to-day On this
city by overpowering the jaiier and the
sheriff wife One OF them IS the man re-
Gently committed l1r trying 10 derail a
railroad train obi die "Soo' road. another
was q horSe-liei The third a tramp. a
sheri3's posse captured the. railroad OBJ
strueioHi>t and Jle tramp. The horse thief
IS stiu al large.
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Fannlly prov ned.

cDOCldI % INC NIuUt-
ALGoEA. Ia, June SO.-While Prof.
Shippey, principal Of the public schools.
and his family were boat.ng in the Des
MONIES river, about O'Clock p. M, heir
llat passed over lac 1@-. L-e. -l-pp-g
jumped out with her siX-months-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

ss- Tickets sleeping car accommodations and ~
Information can 1s secured az
no. IS licoiet house Block, Minneapolis
vs. B. WHEELER Ticket Agent
H y. MARTIN, Agent Minneapolis Depot
No. --1 p Third street. cor. Si5ley street, Sc. Paul
CiAS 70. PErsCu. City Ticket gene.
i.NE I'll & BROWN, Agents St. Paul Union Depot
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

MILWAUKEE Wis. june so.-CaUie T..
ALies ud Jennie Miller aged gears, were
drowned 10 a pond on the Miller farm at
Aerun Dane county, Wis. LAST evening.
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Governor Day.
To- The Globe.


'"Niz 1>"L iIphi ~ RAUL ou 'i'9
LCc ROAD -)fJsgLL III GOV. t4IDDdfl, 4
a.icd bv Aljr. Gen. Ng.EaIluy.
.f0 RTrrnhu .afif CgT Johnson
- ,,;1r.,r C5,.,.,i,.i,,a-
% -i'-.-tts l'Ht.. '..' -'-'i-.i ir-i'.-
i, =. II. Nichols clerk OF supreme
Capt Pierce Company G.. ited
Guar+erpas-er Nat2ger. MIS-. GOV.
.d aDI Misses NT.rC3rtnv and Muir
.J,l.,-...---.- ,,-.-.. ,,.-+ cd Ina, te-4o4 b,-
49,, .-,,. . l..,.,.-,.
~" l- @i'', l1i0 ''--'
A..iti ll-h' IL. ~ --".1 H. T.
q. j.. Elu, d. lF- Clement ~ i--
.u Prof. j. IT, Mover, b. ID. AcNt-,
gatran. Hudson Wilson. ASA Bar
w EI,Eipstrv y. n. I.eavens. a.
on r parshaU and r Then
49,. -.-l.... ,..,..-,t..r e. .1,..
'-'l47Ni t>- ~ 0o,''' IL ~ VIC
~ came i'"h from camp aAG crew
line iu front 0I the lO1ei and the
welcomed the governor and regiment
l1 ID heartfelt and entertaining
,,........-,..,-
'l'i 20 '.t'NO h i'l' DN ..-.- -.
~. r'rt'N t-iAhiA@ INC oLAhci7 ioi
Aal rt, apAun "n hcLaI OF 1l5 elalL.
ireland Leu made few remarks
BORT az 4Ia citizen soldier and Oh the
rrtiI+.r+ l1.r-rra Dr NIurphv was
,..s, ,....,. ,.-tri..ts.
", 81.
WIN -.l.,-, "'-''9'''h1 '~
Col boo'etef ti"iIAcd -'-1 i'l'. on
lZen5 loT the courteous reception
lu a-iueut and the march 80 camp
ken nm ON the arrival at She
Tie I.trf,r.,- rendered tae customary
,.,....,,, .-,,,.. -. .,-., commended
49,. I....,.i -.,.,,.l ..,..
f''i '-'- -'- a.. -.,I,-.., ~.
ii.'i, on 9e-dll co. tl9 "-"-'l
.ns governor ANA stan TO toAiE.
came next and the early alter
scent I'm visiting the several COM
ar..r- Ats O'Clock the regiment
,..tlJ and ,.ssesG ;a review. hqaora
~ ...-+,.,- +I,a-, ..o..e ~,
any @"''a-1 -
.oit Grill '.iI o',s~ 'di que " u. q -'i'
.luSloh Ji dress Ndiaot t'" it'.-
home and Will arrive tleIe Vi Il IL
before dress parade Col. B0b'eier
r. ,o..,.le5 -a fine. quarters rF Mai.
namms.d.nv Battery F.an3 through
ulan presented the following rcso-
the substance of which was pub
q, the GLoEs Yesterday:
cas-. the presence. court. 81 t'a
bearing ~ mag. -'iA -. a'H.. ~ '.L'
. N. ] La.
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CHICAGO.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
TIE FAST NAIL LINE.


Pullman 5icr7crs with Smoking Rooms, sud The
finest Dining Clrs 'U the world are run on an Main
lime traias % aa1 nom Chicago and Milwaukee.
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SPECIAL % Ila IIObe
HURON Dals june g9.-Ihs vote on
delegates "a the constitutional convention
IS light no this comfy. ON The u9n-pag,i-
san ticket two Democrats and three EeplD-
lcaus were elected rs a small majority.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
-. south 40 We
uE-AErrSo TEAMS

uE0AsrrSG TEAMS lave
DCs 'lo'1es Fast Express $40 g In. 47.G7 q M
ta' tlt..-1 express ..-. +s:lU p M $3.50 p TO
Fest Atlantic Express ..-.. 1850 nj -I.t0 o IN
Sioux O.. sioux 3. g. Pl9eslJus 1870 10 f7.C5 8 m
oraEo- and Nerre Juuct $3.50 q wi S-:f5 "A M
o.-ala a-t A1l--s City, '6:59 p 10. t6.l0 p M
Green Bay 6 Wisconsin EX-... f6.15 a u
Sla-uF'e ana Merriam .Lnct. $3.50 ID 4:sj % u
LaE- superior Tx press .... +t.I5 u. $3.50 8 IN
saltwater ana H'-r Fails .--. $3.50 ~ 1):07 q o.
Slwascr and River Falls. eel tf.gu m fs.O5 70 "a,
S. Paul and Pierre U-press sIl.UJ uit $50 n
l.a1c Cars, tlg finest 90 the world. ana Injurious
Smoking Room se-NeIs Oh an last trains to Chicago
.,,,-r,.- ...,..--. Arrive Arrive
ST. Paul AiiuU Dis
81. Paul and Pierre E1prass -S.o0 o ~ $50 q M
Chicago Dly Express .........| sj:30 q "a t1:t5 m
Aerrism lun- and SbaL0pee eli ;s5 III II2:55 o IN
Nhic1sp Night -NIr'-s ----.-- 's.25 p Il 1919
Sioux D.. sioux Z. 8 Pipcs-Cla fsi2U ID 1850 o 10
omaha agl Hgrs-s lity. .... I..sU1tn .rft.Cl I. IN
.I-4Es superior Express. ..-.-. f-:sI m tE:sFr rl
Merriam -arct- and o1akopee 1850 ia '1l:35 IN
Green Eiy s. WiscJus EI.... --;I5 % la $3.50 p IN
rave ta..s- ..-.-... 1875 m 1885 M
-.'t. s-i.--..-. .-.-..- $50 IA +6:SJ m
De- HO.nts Fast Express. . ESP. p 10 1850 ~
rrr.... .v-......
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Found ln "a Barn.

I'D 70 the Globe.
5E. L-L.. uu1 TO- ~ ll-.l1.e
~ was committed here to-day just
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] number OF mari1snen, CO.

ne eNtUINE ING sONtINVi, SIAN aiIu
entail officers were given q reception
u al Union hail. The companies
ave tomorrow, Company K going
first by way Of Minneapolis, where
I'D be TIE guests Of the First regiment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Leave Leave
..lurea1 lis 81. paui
r 5:o5 q mi B 5;40Gm
3 5;15 a m p $500 a m
Is S.5oam' e s:55am
3 $3.50 Iu, r. S.55 am
j S;i5 d IN B 1850 . "a
At;0o p mi AI:4Op m
p $500 p M. = 5.-1p M
r i-Sr D m B5.lJprl
a stop "a Ar.Sju 10
A s:17 p a. A 1885 ? 10
A $50 q ui AS;sC 3 m
Arrive Arrive
ST. paul Nrfrrsau'ffy
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3 9:fs 3 II b 1851 n
3 $3.50 p % 3 1885 Q IT
Il Except sunday
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Arrive Arrive
ST. paul Minneapolis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
Notes,

the Texas Trunk 10 pulling its share
Oh cotton into this market, and Suoor.
intondent ltvine aays IL ia good ireiah.
to haul.
The Kansas City Journal saga that
Jay Gonld has taken steps TO move the
general offices or the Union Pacific
from Omaha 10 that city.
The st. Louis pap1rs don't ike the
proposed alliance OF tha Chicago Il AL
ton and the Texas 4 st. Louis, The
Slobe says that II will be n Chicago
road with st. Louis as tho prinoip.l
way-siation on tho line.
II 10 reported that the steel rail man.
uacturers will reconsider restricted
production and agroo upon largo
output IN consequence OF tho demand
Cruers last week were 10000 10 d5.OOj
TONS, and negotiations for 5000 moro
aro pending. ' ''
The incllnes at visksburg and Delta.
louisiana, have been entirely com,
4ieIcd and we're ready for bu,iness on
wednesday. Solid passenger trains
VIII DO run from Meridian, Missis.
App, on the Vicksburs, Shreveport Il
fscitic roads, making the rnn--3io
mlles-in daylight, both ways.
The 81. Louis & San Fran cisco Ina
just completed negotiations with n
syndicate for tho sale OF 81, $50 900 of its
general mortgage bonds, being tho
balance OF the total issue of Al .TSo on
rnese bonds are a frat mortrsue on
sne ~. Louis extou sion, on the tor
minus anu also on the Fayetteville
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31

IN. Nobedy - disa for Yen O.
The house, aud came very near iav-
ing row on my hands with the hate
citizen who answered the ball. found
that ! was just beaten out of$2 and ny
time and trouble.
Smother man came in one div
bowed down with grief Iwould have
sworn that halt his family wss desc.
His wife, h5 said, had died. The fellow
ortwitted me completely. He higgled
snd complained so much about an ex.
pensive casket and was so infernsliy
particular about every item, that IN
my anxiety to please him completely
ignored the tact that ke might be q
swindler, too. lie oven went so far as
TO mention abe preacher, whom knew
we'll, that would ofiiclate az the tuner
al. rhsn he read an epitaph which he
said his wife had assisted him 10 write
before she died. He borrowed So, aud
that was the lsstI over saw OF him
Bat it did not end at that. for was 90
mad when l canied tho oaskot TO The
number he gave me, and discovered
that l wes swin6lsd, raised row
had a fight and WAS fined Sl0.N-l New
York Mail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
Jacksb sro.

JAcKsBoRo, Oct. IS. -lCorEespoud-
ence. l-At about 1918 today the slarm
fire was given, and large crowd of
citizens repaired TO tho locality OF the
contlsgratioD, which proved to be tho
b. IN and stable OF DR.. j. Il. Robinson.
About 10 ininutes before the lire occur.
red, DIR. Robinson had taken his
horses out TO the creek to water them.
In the course OF tour or five misutes
the entire hui ding was enveloped in
flames. DR.. R0binaon's buggy and
harness and a large amount of feed
were also destroyed. The upper story
OF the barn was filed with corn and
eats, which caused it to burn very rap.
idly. Tho loss Ia supposed TO bs about
$500. IL IL supposed the barn wSs set
on fire by Iittle children who were
playing about 1t and had matches with
Thorn, but there is nothing definite
known In regard to the origin OF the
Are.
A norther has been blowing hard
here for the past 10 hours.
| The foundation OF tho court house IL
being rapidly laid.
A party composed OF Sill Stark ESQ,
| w. IL. S0mmervell Esq, J. FL. Knox,
Jasper Stark, John btrndly and J. II.
Stradiy, leave hero tomorrow ON g
hunting excursion To the WIGHT,
river. They expect to be absent about
Two weeks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31

MAY DO you think we nevor sufrer
losses like other pcoplo In busi.
ness," said an uptown undertaken 10
. reporter. "If you will take ,he
trouble to look over my books You viii
ind aprofl. and loss account that win
surprise you"
"How do you lose 30 much7y
why, an ounningly swlndled nv
gharpers. You have no idea the mn ma,
Der OF devices that arc adopted TO boa,
The Undertaken. WV
"Ths other night at 2 O'Clock WAS
ruuR up By a man tolerably well
oreseeds He said TIA. his little boy
nod just died and no wanted mo 10 nj
% ths house with loo and coffin, ia
appeared greatly distressed. He was
yoIy psrticulars aud paid that he did
Dot desire an expensive uofIin. 1 rot
my sssistsnls up and started them 10
work. The man then asked mo 10
loan him " until went to his hon ".
He said that ho had 10 buy q fow
ehlngs In drug store, and had come
oWay 20 hurriedly he forgot 10 brins
~ mcneys lent Il 10 him, n
SoSfees for expected 70 make soms-
D1ng out Of tho fonsrsl. Inevcr sus-
$3.50 nnythlngs 1drvve to me num-
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