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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

THE disposal of the restaurant OF
tho United States Senate hsa hereto
fore been with the vice-president, AMI
Mr.. EDMuSns gave it TO colored man
named FRANCIS, who, ss o mixologist,
hed at BANcoCK's tiokled tho exact
Ing Vermont taste. Last session the
patronage was taken from the vice.
president and given TO tho committee
on rules, OF which little FRYE IL chair
man. A cold.wster restaursuteur
from Maine Is now TO be imported from
tho unsccial Pne.froe S nie, auc the
Senate days OF "cold tea" are supposed
10 bo numbered. The "bottle trade"
III consequence among the great sena-
tors IL steadily looking up at Wash.
ington,
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POLITICAL.


New YORK, Oct. 2S -Tsmmeuy hall
held it' opening mass meeting to.
night. There were bsurerg, torches,
Greek fire, and m INN use gathering.
The wiSwam was filed, aud tire
sirsetc in 'front.' uf the hill
and edioining we're crowded Speeches
were made from several stands. Only
local speskers took parrin tho oratorv,
Attention wax chiefly dSyotad 10 the
local contest.
With reierence TO tha State ticket
and TO tho support Of the rame, the
raanlUtiADH emb0diod thea words
"Coptl1snt of cur ability Il
maintain the supremacy OF
ID mocrstic principles, we pied go
ourselves 30 subordinata and sacrii 70
every consideration o. logst alvnntlga
or personal ref2rADce to the success oil
the Democratic candidate nomina,sd
At Saratoga.
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A BRUTAL ASSAULT
UPON TWO womENlN CHICAGO
By Man Who, Discharged fer Insult
inG Them, wreahs His Vengeance
b. an Attempt at Murder and
Narrowly Escapes Lynch
ing by Eob,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Intense excite
mens prevails ON Monroe street, in the
heart of the city, this evening between
5 and Go'cl0ck, oecssionad by the hgu-
tai and perhaps fatal attack OF a ycung
msn named A. j. Burns, on
two ladies. Five Thousand PEG
aud the crowd became so excited That
Burns was with difficulty reAcusd by
deXteroua po'ioe officers. At one time
10 looked SIS though the angry crowd
would certainly lynch tue mau.
Shortly before 5 o'clock, the hour when
tho employees ia Off es aud printing
embellishments in the neighborhood
are reieussd from their days labor, q
young and welldressed man enteredthe
hallway OF the building in which the
offices OF II. G. Dun 4 Co. arc located,
and leaned against the wall
as though waiting for some one.
a few minutes later the
clerks aud prieters employed in the
building bagsn TO sryeain down tho
stairs. The young man wstched them
closely, aad catching sight OF two
young women walking arm in arm,
sprapg forward, draw revolver, fired
two shota IN quick Succession
and dashHd out Of the ball
Snd upon Monroe street toward
Fifth avenue. The strees was
crowded with people, goiug home from
business, ana the sound OF ire shots
attracted others. An officer, standing
near the corner OF Fiith avenue,
soticed the crowd sccumulstipg d.
vinso the csusa Of the mans flight
and promptly esiZed him. They
walked back TO the sceue Of
tho shooting, where the two romen
ley iusensible on the sidewalk A. TIE
aight OF the man who had attsmpteI
the murder, the crowd became
furious sns attempted so
tear him from the officers
grssD. Somebody cried, "Lynoh him."
and tho officer, raslizing Ein position
hustled hia through an alley in 'he
direc ion OF the ueareet station. The
crowd attempted to follow, but only
.jamnad itself fast in the narrow on
trAnca.
1t has been developed that
thu shooting vas the cowardly revenge
taken by former sellow-smp,oye
In r. G. Dun'a Office On the women,
whose claiming that he had In
suited them caused bis eIseharge q
day or two ago.
The youug man, A. J. Burns by
name, cell d at the office to-day, AID
was told by tho foreman that If hu
would apologize Ia the women, who
are sisters, named Mrs, Good and Lii
ian Wslters, he wnuld be reinstateG.
He left tue offi % ard WAS not
aeen again until arrested, Mrs,
Good wes shot in tho
neck. Her sster,sraceivsd he second
shot in the side of her head. Burns
rcfus to make any statement con
0srning the affair.
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WASHINGTON, 0,s. 2s--Jusgo VIM
cent, recently removed by tho presi
dents order from the position OF chic!
justice of New Mexico, arrived In
Washington this morning. A reporter
callyd upon HIN, but tho .iuSga hrgg, d
TO bs excused from making Sly state
meut coacerniug nj, removal or the
deiense he prnmier to mako.
at would" he sald, "pe manlfestly
improper for ma t. ssyANyihlng b,at
the matter before seeing 10y upsriors
in Office. would be GLAD, howhyer, II
vou would state, Nv cpmlng from me,
thai. have no. had ward 70 say
about the osse for publication"
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THE TRUNK ROAD AND PROS
pECTS.

may be almost regarded as fact
hat the Dallas Trunk road, now CON-
se,ed beyond kaufman and heading
or the southeast OF the State, bss s.
saiy, or will at lesst, soon psss INFO
he hands of an Eastern syndicate, de-
.srmin,d upcn cutting through the
,iueries and reaching Sabine Pass.
The oriSinsl purposes and controlling
'auses for this road were suggestive to
business minds at once of their wis.,
Tom aud paramount importance, but
,elsys aud misfor,unes have been
nary, and only some 80 miles, after
years of effort, have been coupleted
ma are non in operation. But the
patent usefalncss ard profltsbleness
4 line, AZ marked out for the Trunk,
are too clearly before the eye OF capital
o ever permit the project to die out
Now, indeed, our bsst sdvicss are to
the effect that il 10 To pAss A. once into
the hands OF u powerful syndisAts,
work to be ut once resumed and the
road be rapidly pushed 20 the south
.ast. There can, indeed, now be no
loHgsr doubt in tho premises.
In view OF this new Lie 10 DO infused
into the Trunk and the new revival of
Interest," in it, The probable results Of its
early and further extension assume q
oew importance to Dallas. We have
been enjoying most remarkable
boom in the past few months. Busi-
meas and capital have been discover-
Ing new attractions in Dallas, and the
extension of the Trunk following upon
this era Of prosperity could not bus
most materially assist US, perhaps
more Than at any time previous.
rho iron interests OF Eastern Texas are
taking on new lits OF late, and now
oasl and ore beds being discovered and
opened constantly. That section must
loon become busy mining and man
ufaotuIing one. Towns must grow,
population and bueinesg rapidly Ia.
crease. To Dallas, therefore, ia the
best prospect OF n large Wholesale and
retail business with such 3 busy
section, provided we Gsu get direct
and ripple railway connection there
| With.
But the Trunk cannot afford to stop
| there. Another extension from Dali
las northwest lis Imperative and in
ovitable should capital once push 1t
to the pineriea ard Sabine. Whist
was promised by the Dallas 4 North
western may DO soon accomplished
by the Dallas Trunk. The indications
now ell point, st least, In that di
rectiop.
To Dallas, fortunately, tho results
| and consequences sr0 tho same. We
snail get The benefits Of direct Dallas
road to tho timer ard iron 81 u At
Texas'snd the coal fields OF the North
west; We shall reach the csttio o. the
Paphsr die and the industries Of the
Southeast; we shall reach the sea by
direct route, and, above oil, in q short
period qusdluple both wholesale and
resail trade by penetrating busy aud
growing sections, east and west, and
forming new and convenient railway
esnDections. Tho poszlbiI itiea and
prOspecis to Dallas sro mestureless and
invaluable, ana tits gratifying To have
suoh substantial ressons for antici-
pating an early contamination of our
WiAhes
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LAFE RAILRO an NEWS.
An Importsat Alliance.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.--It is reported
here that an important alliance has
been, or rs 10 made, between tho
Texas 4 81. Louis AID tho Chicago q
Alton railroads. The story being
told ir, th2t ut the sale
In Dacernbtr nart, under foreclosure,
Ina ganized company viii enter
Into an arrangement with thu Chicago
D. Alton, under Which the Texas Il st.
Louis road will be extend I'D from
Birds Point, Missouri, opposite Cairo,
on the weat sido OF the MIsslssippi
river, TO point opposite Graud Tower,
crnss tha Mississippi on new
bridge, and come TO East St Louis
on The esat aide Of he river and shsre
I'll The sdvantsgeS of the Chicago &
Atoms termlusl facilities Mt that
nlsre, ineluding an entrance 10 tho
Union depot IN this city, over the
rack of the latter road. This will
give the Chicago & Alton q through
line to tho heart Of Texas, over con.
nn0us broad guago rlsd, es the track
" the Texas d s.. Louis viii be- broad
ened 10 standard Rusge when the 10.
organized company get possession OF
the road,
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Lsaies shonll reflsoL weIl hrforn

Ladies' should reflect well before
using any proposition that 1, applied
~ so delicate "a sntiacs az tho akin,
Any osmetic will NJ frat impIit A
besu,it, ing effect AMI not srptronlly
irjur the skin. hn. IN very short
I, ius little blntches aud d,cnlara,iona
appear on the f,ce whirh cDDolusiysly
show the pnis mus drugs IA thele COM
position. loan he SAFELY sni that
more than twn-,hirfs NJ Tho face
powders con,Ain Ties, Injurious m.
eredients. Puzspni'sm .dica,ed com.
plrxinn pt vder - a.. 1nls absnlttiey
tree from all deleierl,u- ina,ier, ID,
is principal iusttdent IA an nr,,ve
curative for all d'-eascs ~ the ssin.
l. has stood tho test OF years. Sold By
~ druev,sss.
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lnti-Chinsso Agitation In Augu.ts.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oer. "a violent sg-
itstion OF the Chinese question has
broken out in this city. For several
years the celestisls have been fiockipg
hither. They have prospered in busi-
ness, and now owa 40 many groceries,
wholesale aud retail, that large num-
bsr OF c'tizsns have pstitioned the city
cosncii To take steps to prevent further
Immigration. The feeling runs high,
81 Ms Cinnamon have many friends
among the lower classes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

CoRsIcANA IL modest, but when il
comes to cotton receipts II wants all
and does not hesitate to regard 200 or
800 bales psr dsy ss very light. one Of
our late sp'cals from there compla aimed
and spolopiz d for the receipt 'o' only
ia bales" in two days, because tho
rams hsd rendered the roads 20 bad.
There are towos In North Texas more
pretontious than Cor'icana that would
literally DO "tickltd" st 5li bales In
two dava
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

THR department clerks who have
heretofore been running homo to vote,
can at least rest easy from the fear Of
being put Gown ss "offensive par
tisaps" from that circumstances. II
seems the president 10 deter mined 10
20 10 Buffalo and put in strsig I
Democratic ticket. However, your
UNCLE GROVER may think that often
sive craftsmanship ia confined to the do
pArtments.
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Boecher Sued for Ersaehr OF C..,rse,

HARTFORD, Coma, on 2S.-Rsv. Mr..
b 'echsr has been sued ny n lecture
committee for breach If eoutrac,.
Some ume ago he was announced to
spesk at Sam "a. Tho hall was
crowded, but tho lecturer did not ap
appear. Subsequently Mr. Bsechsr
wrote an apploaetlcAl letter, saving
that IN view ot the di app ,intmsnG &C,
csaipnca he roulh emo 10 Suilisli
and deliver u la euro free OF cnat 10
the studen'e. Anothsr date wea mr.
ragged, tickets aid ard Al audience
gathered ~ before, but NJ Bsech,r
did not fuldli his engagement. Thia
second failure Is tho cau4s ~ tho suit,
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TuE governors refusal 10 pardon n
convict WHO wanted cut because "a
Fellow iep't clothed and fed wolf" in
ths ptnitentisry,is warning to dudes
and tzqoisists ,hs, the pen will not be-
lmpsovsd on their kicks, nor will they,
whcu once 10, be liberated for the
Naus 81 eord clothes aud dsintier.
no perltentiasy iss very cheap sud
a. pu' 'nle boarding house, and
A,callt lpclIusd cltIssns, such q
!. 3 - loant (6r : pardon, must sxsr-
ss'''s s.'|y - - As'-
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TIVE refusal If Toronto employe rs to
employ any person not vaccinated, Is
bringing tho obstreperous French
Canadians "to their milk" These
ignorant people, by opposing vaccina.
ton heretofore, even to the extent Of
riotous opposition, have only served to
spread the smallpox epidemic In Can.
ada. Where there il will there Is o
way, after all.
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The president 10 getting tired OF tho
rublic, and has, "a tho press says,
promulgated" plan TO get rid OF tho
ONO seeking bores and tnoir ondors-
ers at least, II 10 not 81 sure that this
Il not move IN the right direction.
Public boeinsss ,othsr than the iupor
tuuities OF Office seekers spd Oversee.
licitous politicians, IL entitled to at
ten,ion from the president, Snd must
necessarily be neglected 40 long as the
White nousc ls,ch-siring hspgs out to
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One From Governor ireland
Austin, Texas, Aug. S, iSs5.-To Mr.. A
Hawkes.:

''N s'Vh
Austin, Texas, Aug. S, lSS5.-To Mr.. A. X
Hawkes.:
Dear slr-It lives me pleasure 10 say that
nav been US ngyour glasses tor som Z time
past with much satisfaction, Fore eirness,
soitness, and fOr all purp SEES IN ended, hey
tie not SUI passed by any that have ever
worn / wOud rec mmenu them 10 all
wlo want superior glas,. am very re-
speo,tuily yours, JOHN IRELAND.
austin, Texas, April Is, lSS5--To Mr.. A. X.
Hawkes.;
Dear sly-Your new crystallEei lenses
acted like n olarm upon my eyes There
mas u wonderful change como over my
svht since wearing ur glasses, 'and I can
now read The nnfst print lthout tnem, l
havediscont.aued tie u @ NJ lssscs alto
gother II II. FoNrAIS,
Clerk In Land otice.
Houston, Texas, March II, 1851 10 Mr.. A
Tear sir have now been wc,rlng your
glass. Tor nearly ten years 8nd ctnnot
SEQ that my light has FAT ed Ia the least
'"''"' '''' ''"'' "'j Jass is' <. BAKER.
osc from tho Great RcvivsiIst, ". 10
fcun.
at. A. X. Hawkes.;
Dear Sir take great pleasure In saying
at Mt-i havieR pOfn your new crystal.
IL Il lenscs aud patent spri hg Eyeglasses
for the past year, my sight has realty I'M.
proved W. II. PESc.
Brcnham, Texas ToA. X Hawkes.,
Dehrsf Tho sprctscles proAirod from
you vif ye.y Ado entirely rcS,o ed NY
slgnt, aud until two yeas sin have been
~ 10 read the incSt print without
glasses W II. Locg1rr, MD,
MT. A. X. Hawkes.,
Deer 81 I beueh, two pairs nf your
rlas~s el. ven ears 20 Tor my father aud
huthc-: they are giving satisfaction IN this
uny Yours, j Il, VI soR,
Editor San saba News.
\ large assortment OF these celebrated
slassot can he "a at the drug store OF
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Presidential Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S-rhe pres.
don't today appointed Henry II. Weld,
Of Massachusetts,, to DO ssssyor 10
chsrSo Of tho ssssy of Boise City,
IDAHO. Mr.. Weld was educated In
GsFmany, is q Sell-suuen mining GU
glnesr. He has been ~ charge Of
muss and works IN Mexico, Nevada,
Montana and Now Mexico.
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wAst More Favorable sates.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.--The Wholesale
grocery and ohbiug trade Of Chicago,
through the Chicago freight bureau,
has addressed long petition 10 the
managers Of tho Western railways,
asking for "a abrOgation OF the csr-
load rate over their several road. Thu
petition complaips that Chicspo
houssS are upjaAtly discrimina,ed
against in favor of interior pointp
TO the injury OF tho trade OF tho city
The railway managers will meet to
consider the sahj act November 8.
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THE HERALD In In receipt of the Js-
pan Gszstie Of September lS-all tho
way from Yokohsma. 1t Is publlst cd
In Enshsb, but Japanese advertise
ments bewilder us on every page. 1t
comcs from our big-bodied, big
Drained minister to japan, who, though
far away, never forgsta his friends.
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srtrsnAs o,gc,rR 80 1850,

THE HERALD will esteem 1t an espc
cial favor II any Of tho travelling com
munity will inform this flee by cor
respondencs or otherwise Of any H.
ability to procure copies OF its daily H.
sues on any of the railroad trains. Th'
newsboy are all fully supplied for TN
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THE iron Industry continues TO boom
In Eastern Texas, Is indicated by the
splendid contract obtained ia Rusk
from the capitol contractors. IL will
not DO long before now Pittsburg or
Birmingham or Chattanooga will
spring up in Texas. The inducements
are too great and the fact inevitable.
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sror ,hs silver coiaaIe, aud should
aiatmer hsvo mortgage against his
farm, u merchant on his stock OF goods,
a houseowner on his dwelling, II
means that he must raise monoy at
high rates to pay either tue interest or
the princip.o Of his debt. The bur len
OF paying that debt may be doubled
by the coin becoming twice as dear as
II was whom the mortgage was given.
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DEPARTMENT Oh Angeh.

WARRINGTON, Oot. % Tho secro-
t'ry OF the treasury to-day appointed
Robert j. MAY field, OF Indiana, to ha .
chief ot division in the office OF the
the comptroller Of tina currency.
L9wis c, Br'lett, 81 Iudisns, second
deputy missioner or pensions. he.
resigned on account OF Ill health, 10.
sultlng from old wounds.
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pre.idenlial > pool tmcr,,.

wAsHISeToY, Oct. 2s.-The presi-
dent mndo tho following appointments
to dav:
w, Les plnklns, Of Miselssippi, IN be
United States marshsl rc, tho southern
istrict of MssisSippi; Edmund Il.
Buges, of the Dlstrloi of Golumbia, .,
ha United States consul ht santos,
Brazil.
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IT Is ON Al circus wind that
blows town no aood. ABIDE from
the generous contribution 10 tho way
Of taxation, ths recent performances AZ
CorsicanA enriched the municipal cof-
fers about 500, by resson Of oulside
drunkn Tne "Fsthsrs" must have
seen - the character Of whlsky fer
aiohsd.
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CHICAGO oct. q -TO-iay's session Of
Me liquor manufacturers wss astormy
ono, but IL resulted In the compilation
o. tho bu .in,sa for which n
WAS had, nnd .dj burned 10 meet next
In CinoinnaV. IL was decided to- re-.
vive ths Western ExnDts Assoolaiion.
which recently wont out ~ existence.
AID To make "Duiruop Mil.
Ter It's president. ha ro,linp
arrangement, eu'lUued in n 81 DIS.
paiohes yesterday. sss sd lp,ei. This
restricts the production NJ mills TO QUO.
third ofthelso,p,city and advances the
price az hilhwints 10 81 ~ per nallnn,
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a Now portnI o der

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S-Che post
oflics Department has issued motl-
fled circular Of instructions to post
masters concerning the special deiv.
cry service. Tae now circular in-
cludes postal cards aud sealed pack
sgeS in the matter entitled TO special
delivery, il properly stamped.
Postnastars arc requested tn
report monthly, instead n week.
ly, and where the business
is so limited ~ to preclude the IL
ploy Vt regular messenger boys.
fhe postmos,ers are directed 10 MAKE
other arrangements for delivery, hsv-
ing regard to the provision Of tho law
that forbids the payment of moro than
s cents for the delivery of each letter.
Postmastsrs are also directed to pir cs y
notice npon tho face al registered
PACK ges containing special delivery
letters, Informing the postmssters nj
points of delivery OF the naturs OF
their contents, so thst the package
mey b9 opened at once ana the matter
delivered.
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TIE celebratsd WALKuP case, II II
docs not establish the fact that WALK
OF was murdered, Will, from latest de-
velopments, certainly prove that the
deceased was tone Of tho bOys." The
tstimOny is not olesn, but 1t Ia very
striking on this point.
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wAsntSoroS. Ost. %. The .ccount-
ing officers ofthc treasury department
have consented TO delay charging IN
hi- psts nal salary she amonat tx.
pended by Admiral Jnuen In enter
tsiniug visitor, ~ the Tennessee ~ ha
Nsv Oriesus EXPO ition, Arcordlpg
10 the denis,on ~ the second mp rol-
ler. until tha ms.sav i,as hss~ he.sssht
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WASHINGTON.
TRIED FOR INSTRUMENTATION,
The Presiasnt's rreubse with tho Civil
Service Commississ Jonett's Ex-
psnse = coount-xi uister Curry
Dined Judge yineent's Ar
rivai-What de Says.
C,yn Service pimca,ties.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-An intimate
personal friend OF toe president, who
talkea with him on the SUBJECT to-day,
Jaws he i'd oxperie acing much difiisul-
ty in his Efforts TO rsorg.nizs the civil
service commission. He 10 aiming
to secure for that service three
men who are well known 20 the coan-
tr and whose names would be re-
ceived as 81 earnest OF hls purpose TO
give zach character 10 she commission
IN TO give confidence to the
friends OF the movement; that he
regards the reform In the civil
service - one OF thr most
Important features OF tho administrs-
ton; at Lhe same time tho president il
seeking men whose appointment will
satisfy he people, whether friendly to
she movement or not, that it is In tbs
hands of practical, reasoning
men who are not doctrinariss,
and who will consider AID
suggest needed modification, to pa
tr0nizs the reform in the execution of
the Ia W without impairiHg itS beneit.
Tho salary OF tho position is oaiy
IS 500, and fow mon OF prominence,
who possess the qIAliAc cations named,
are willing to make mo sGcrt flee.
The reaHon why some OF the nsuy
pers on4 whose names suggest them
selves TO the public in connection Win
tho plsoe, ore not app0ioled, IL Because
they have already declined. No n.y.
pointment haa yet bsen determined
upon. Among thoae who have dsclined
appointment on the commission are
Mr.. l., Ssl.onstRll and air. Charles
Goldman, of Massachu set'a. Judge
Schoonn- ker anu &r. Il. 0, Graves
are among these whose names hrs I'M
der confederation.
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The good Oh days OF stage robbery
arc not yet passad In West Texas. i
IL hare to get rid Of 50 tme.hcoored
and txhilaratiug a pastime in the fss-
tive West, The sport, however, seems
now to DO limited to the San Angela
ntaUes
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Balilmore aoes DEMOCRATIC.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s.-James Hodges
was to-day elected mayor II this city
on the regulsr Democratic ticket, de-
fnsttuG Judge George W. Brown, ihs
fu4,oniat nominee, by majority of
abnut 2Os0 The new city council
stands IL regulars and Z fusioniets in
ho first brunch, and regulars to 8
fuslonists IN the second branch.
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Firnt Through Train sa tho Canadian
paoilic

WINNIPEG, Oct. s.-rhc frs. through
train from Winnipeg TO Montreal, over
the Canadian PAcihs railway, will
leave here next Sunday morning. Az
ior that daily through Grains, Snnd ava
exscpted, Will be run batwoon tho two
- hints,
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s-Mr, Curry
the newly appointed minister b. Spsin
w.s entertained at dinner ls,t night,
by hin predecessor, General John w.
Foster. Among tho guests we're Sec
Rotary BsyHrl, Chitf Justice Wsi,e
and tho Spanish niinis'tr,