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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

IT 10 settled at last that Ei Mahdi has
been dead for over month, but new
False Prophet has since arisen 10 re-
mind General Wellesley that the sou.
danese are still doing business at the
old atand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

THKnE are scenes Of suffering among
the strikers about the mills at Glove.
land. The proprietors are or enjoying
themselves at summer resorts. 30 we
go---here below. ~ 8rlls M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
r. sosma IN ,.ho v,rg,n,o a.,

IT seems In the Virginia campaign
this year the Republican newspapers
have agreed to speak Of Fltshugh Lee
as tho Rebel Candidate and John 3.
wise as tho ex.Rebel Candidate. Both
left the Confederate army about the
same time, but there must be distinc-
tion. 'sief 'f "r.'"ee y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

IT seems that the delay 10 paying pen
sions In Ohio is the fault Of the late PEN
sion agent Wykoff, In not being prompt
In covering the balance In his hands
into the treasury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

THE Cleveland Leader 10 In haste 10
get rid Of Higgins, appointing clerk In
the Treasury Department at Washing
ton. The Lender may 40 well keep cool.
Mr. Hlgginsis not likely to accommodate
tho Lender immediately.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

The daughter Of Judge Kelley writes
10 the Philadelphia Times that the Prus:.
eian volksschulen are overcrowded and
the teachers undsrpaid. Pupils 70 the
number Of from 10 70 100 arc placed In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

The fuss and investigation over Mr..
Aquila Jones, the new postmaster at
Indianapolis, ia likely To end in smoke.
Mr.. Jones appointed friends TO the places
and this did not please some, and hence
the complaints.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

BLOODY shirt" editors will please
notice that General Simon Cameron says
"the last bitterness OF the war 10 wiped
out forever" This will be In the ma
ture Of news To those gentlemen who In
sist that the war is still going on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

TEN million dollars In round numbers
ia the SUN paid John Roach for Govern
ment work In the last twenty years, and
still the poor, unfortunate man has been
compelled 10 make m assignment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

WOULD Republican administration
retain q single Democrat In the consular
service because Of his excellent recordp
Here 10 pointed question for the Or
gans which are bowling about Bour-
bon administration,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

REPUBLICAN newspapers that were 20
sure that Samuel ]. Tilden was q frsil,
weak, delicate man, who would not live
through the year 1879, little thought
then that he would outlivo Garfield aud
Grant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

II. W. HossLER, ESQ, chairman OF the
Democratic County Committee, calls the
newly elected members together In Can
ton on Tuesday Of next week, the llth
Inst. Let there be full attendance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

IT rather looks as II Foraker was
afraid TO discuss with Rev. DR.. Leonard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

MANY papers are prophesying boom
In the fall business. Let 1t come, and
stay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

THIS hot wave is hot enough, sending
the mercury up into the nineties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

n vhsn ron oai for iop Bittms tho Drusgist hands
out anything but aIIop pittere with aIssn custer q
Hops on white label shun that Druggist ~ you would
in,iict him Tor the fraud and sue him for damages
for tho swindc. and wc Will reward you lboray Tor
~ Sce vi d, Il court injunction aaAinst O. n warner.
Readins Mich and oil his salcsmen asents drigesls
And other imitntprA .tW IifHt Nj 7
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

nHRRmnsTkTIvm
LKANDER u COLE
JOHN MoDilDk
aHHRipp.
JAMES LEEI
IrRnAsURHn
WILLIAM WAGNER
RAOORDMh
sEDaAR smhP.
oOhhanoaHn.I
JOHN NJ sHErLKal
pNuRMARI DiRMcron.I
LEOPOLD BIEOHKLk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

.sxIS wiil keeps house with solitude
said Plato.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Thp 13rrncl,Di

|. McGREaoR b CO., PrOpriotOrs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

.inaIBrHRHD AT rlm CANTON, ONO, POST o'rlth A.
aKOokD OLA@ MATTER
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

and iima erlfta ffon egesy state snd
tsfflufj ~ ouf 0w e'mnify. thousands
aud multiplied ihm-ands ~ Vlsli"fs
slll wander through the halls and err
fdurs aud depaf inenis ~ the miphty
exposition huildinn-, tlrwlup the oiief-
iuas ~ all the sorld aud ~ all this
mighty hist VII eh, iIf Ave months
will e me ana ~, lhsf" vii nat be- "ne
whn will not stand transhN'd With awe,
With admiT ii"n before tn mighty, the
transcend ut, the luity, ihe gTanh, the
pro-pnimiuont display ~ daiy"s'
,on, the exponent ~ 'hai great
citv's iihrralilV. 'ni"Ir To-, energy
grandeur aud resources n" hr-t "b-
let that attracts the ali"u Ten ot the
sighl.,ouT IN ia. Galveston collection l.
"A hut Of sam llousIoN the v-nrTateh
father OF Texas, who-e name IL reSer'
enc d by, aud whose memory II dear !"
every Texan. Next comes bust oil
Ton OchILTRER, "Ouly Til ana hoth-
inv more" side by site with the must
OF SAN Houston, the great lawyer me
great warrior, the ~ eat statesman, Who
ia TeNss, "wss first In war, INST w
pe4oe, aud first in the hearts @ his
oouutrymen," IL the bus Of TOM oohiL-
RgE, and this II III" offering at calves
tun. IL il not too la'e yet ior the 'itS ny
the sad Boa waves t. compile her
display by exhibiting Tom ochi tree on
u husi ,aE companion I" his other must
II 1. possible that We ought Ia include
lhat "pcep Water Edition" In III" list al
Galvesion's exhibits. The nap "nsh'
@ rtalnly to DO made show oI' f"rl' n
wonderfully aud irarlnl'y m"d' :
joshua made the sun stand sti'i' """
IA -Aag prayed he sun might never
set un the worlds progress and advance
ment. hut IL was lett 10 THIS map {" pi'h
up Immense thwestern cities ana s"'
them down here and there most con-
vchient for deep water at Galveston :
This map ought "a he placed an exhihi''
aud we trust ihe exposition anthJritits
will see that II is aone.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
RANDALl'S Visit

1t was for long time surmlse and
speculation on the part of many as to
what was the objective point to which
Mr.. RANDALL's southern visit was
directed. The Nashville speech, with
others, seem to focus the light on his
purpose and intentr rather plainly.
The tenor of his observations seems to
indicate that he is addressing the labor
ing classes. Undoubtedly there was a
sentiment among some of the southern
people, principally maniiestins itself
among mechanics and contractors, That
the tariff was beneficial 10 the rsspec-
tive classes to which they belonged,
as 1t was claimed To- be
a barrier between them and cheap for
eign labor. To the point of confirm
ing and strengthening this idea, MR..
RAxpALL has devoted his most mus
cular and brainy efforts. His anxiety
is that he shall not be confronted in con-
gress with solid opposition from the
south. But MIR. RANDALL should re-
member that all his arguments are
seedy and that the naked fact still
stands forth that the great million
masses of tho south arc unwilling TO pay
two prices for an article when there Is
an opportunity of purchasing the same
10. one good remunerativo oosideration.
No arb, no sophiStry can wheedle non
Jus OK this ,sojd conyiS-
don.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
They wer. not Discussing Deep Water.

They Wer" not pi.'"ss,"s deep W"''''
During tho meeting al the Mer'h"hts
Exchange, held Monday afternoon on
49,, h,,,rr',.,, law Mr. l. 4. Dsurberty
'he o"nN'ui. 'N"' ' -.
created considerable excitement h''o"H
the members by offering the following
fnyoring deep water At Galveston, but
there was such u strong feeling pre-.
yalont in the meeting that IL was out OF
place, untim ~ and uncalled for on That
pr,asiou that the resolution was laid
ny.r 4, await ihe action ui the members
"f ,h,, Excbanre M "A special meeting
oa,,aa to- ,his In nm. The resolution OF
Wr n, M reads as follow:
wurnrAs 'rhe absence, of n ha, Dor on
T.'w',, ~, =, .denuaie 10 tne ants OF
TN ..;,,n commerce. denies this state,
,o'.'su; IN ar... ;IIimiiabj. I'm possibili-
iiniPen,m, =. - hnnnor,mniiies with the states
mes, IN MSsissinni river i'm the race
e On. 49, a. ~, ,nn,ant' And.
", ,v;,h the remoyal of the
WhhHE I.r.;or or isoi,iinn presented
naeu .,,,,,or.. nn onr Texns coast, the
49,, r.,,,e from Eurone 10 the SETTLE
uirect rou. to ,,J Of tbe Territory
nnen' a'u av ,is.S.;nn; river w,uid lie
west W 'ho .,o,sraFn mon Texns in
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

atv thf adyon' ~ lhs ttw Ytaf
bu.inss. IN Dallas, bath In = whol' safe
snd retail way, hsa heen much heavier
tli,n The most sAnauine anticipated, and
froin pfesaut appearances II VIII
gradually improve. u IL well known
that farmers ought very spafinHly
during tho f,ll months, aud neatly
every one " hO can be- =, gafdod ~ being
NJ al lhrity has money on hand ~
purchase all his supplies until the next
crop natures. There never was tine
in the history OF Dallas when Judicious
advertising would prove more re-
muneratiye 70 the merchant aud hn-i'
mes, man than nj present. aud the 4" .do'
awake arc the ones who will profit by
tho opportunities now offered. In dull
tlmes shrewd bus ness mea advertise tn
attract more trade aud tide over any lull
that may occur In commercial channels
II /, not the part oi wisdom to cea,e All
voriisipg when there appears an inter
val VI dull trade aud light business
transactions, A good business man
always keep, hls name before the pub
| lie.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
Killing of william Myers.

The testimony of witnesses in the
inquest held over the remains OF Will
liam MYERS, the convict who was shot
and killed Friday, about one and one
half miles north of this city. ny the
guard, while try ing to escape, was con-
cluded Yesterday morning before JUST
ice Schuhi, acting coroner
Il. s. FL w LLYN,
the guard who fired the iaiat shot, tes
titled as follows:
Friday noon started To work with the
men In SQUADS. Within "a few minutes
after, two men started 10 run called
to them in the woods to stop, ana on
their failing To stop fired on them one
shot and Succeeded in cap'urihg sun.
van and woundihg Myers. ! brought
Sullivan back to the work, called the
sergeant aud with him went to look
q, ,o' find ain; about l.ao p. m. Myers
cah,e back to camp; the guard then
sent a trus ed convict to notify the 8 r.
Qeant that Myers was hack ami was
Wourdei; the sergeant then sehtio Tor
| physiciaD, DIR. Haley Of Palmer; had
10 shoot in order to comply with the
urgent duties involved upon me-; he
died Saturday morning about O'Clock
lhad no malice against The deceased.
A. II. MASON.
The next witness sworn testified: l
started twelve men with two guards
F. 5. Flewellyn being one about l2:4j
Friday noon; when got about halt a
mile on the way Sullivan aud Nj \ ers
ran when Fleweilyn took after them
aud chased them i've hr six hundred
wards into a woods; l heard
one shot; about five minutes eft. r.
wards Flewellyn came back with sail :
van, whom he had captured, and toii
me he had shot Myers ana thought he
was wouhded; 1 went with him to look
for Myers, and not finding him, we re-
turued on the track to were the men
we're at work: about twenty minutes
afterwayd trusted convict came and
notified me that Myers had couie back
to the camp wounded; | went to camE
as soon as possible and sent for DIR
| II sley, of Palmer, about one and a-hai
miles irnui camp; the doctor came abpil
ono hour afterwards, aud said thu
esances for Myers recovery Were
against him, as the ball had penetrated
The lungs; 1 gave Myers al The atten
tiun could. aud had Two men with hin
nniii he died, which occurred Saturday
morning about 9:l5; The deceased hat
been watching before for an opp rtunitJ
e. make his escape; when 1 iiisL 20
hin, lc said that would NOT kepp hin
n month; We are respnnsiule for TN
convict dead ar P.iive, and make oath q
that effect; Myers was bout 20 or z
years old; he wes convicted III May
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

THE medical gentlemen who assem-
bled In Waco short time ago think
legislative action is necessity to de-
line who shall aud who shall not prac-
uce the profession in this state. They
assorted "that it is necessary to inter-
peso tho strong arm of the law to shield
the people from being murdered with
IMMUNITY 10y the family physicians; that
stringent laws in other sta os have
driven C, anks, empires and quacks to
Texas in large numbers, and practice
act has become necessity, and should
DO smDng the earliest matters 10 engage
the attention OF the legislature" a
committee was appointed to prepare a
Dill to PRESENT to the next Legislature Tor
passage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
CONGO CONFERENCE.

The prompt hctloh W o''"s'"s ''"
Pas DEAT ARrLuH up st"huihS gu
the Congo syndicate ~ commentaries
lie had no business 10 appoint delegates
Ia the Berlin syndicate of nations Tor
taking possession of tue C"ngo basin.
This scheme, started by Il .oPoL', "i
Belgium, aud now pa'ronzed BY the
T. ,.pglo1 WILLIAM, simply means the
possession Of that fertile region OF west
ern Africa between the Cong" ana Niger
rivers and the establishment over 1t of
what is called suz-raiuty. IL means
joint possession of That ,srritory ami u
K ma of national or international jack
not to be played for at some subsequent
stage of he game. Just what figure an
American president has in such con-
ference it is hard TO tell. The man who
guessed he had none would probably be
right.
The black people of that basin, which
is considered verv productive, have OF
late advance wonderfully in theii
ideas of life. They demand az
ricultural implements, gauzy ap-
pruach to clothing and decided
partiality for hard IN tue
guusmith line. They can give
i'm return for imports ma
hogauy, eorny, ivory, gold, dia
monds. monkeys, parrots and several
varieties of unique fruit. They are ready
To trade, but not To be traied, and 1t
seems that an outside board is called
upon TO take charge "! their affairs. VI
course, ali this il done in the cause OF
civilization ami viii reduund To their III
iiuite bene I, but iuasnidch AS They are
progressing so rapidly would it not
probably be- better To permit them to eX-
tend their invitation for assistance in
governing themselves, rather than to
have it extended by several nations
with as many IL els aud some long. range
rifles?
Does it look republican for our presi-
dent 10 take a dish in this matter?
Would it not be better Tor him To con-
sllt the nation through its representa-
ii -es, instead of yielding to his sentl-
>-~S
exploring friend, SrANLEi?
Tn, Hon. Mr. IlERBERT is correct,
aud l. il to be hoped congress will act
promnly in the. matter. No American
preside,t has right to appoint repre-
sentalies to such conference. IL is
anti-denocraLic, unauthorized and
impOlitio One reason suggested
in the resolutions is worthy of especial
consideration, and that is "whether the
appearance,t delegates from tie United
States in sud- il ternatiOnai confer ence
would not esop this government TO de-
ny the right or'aIrness of any future alll-
auce European sOvereigns might make
to set upon the American continent a
government of ,uch form as to them
might seem wise whenever the occa-
sion for such servke might arise" If
MIR. KAssON and VEN. SANFORD are
delegates, they will appear at Berlin
minus two very ESSENTIAL qualities
necessary to well go.g embassy-au-
thority and pay. Wesre not Of the
Kingdoms of the EARN. We are SIM
pie, seli-governing people, grand in our
simplicity and strong il our unity.
Let us press on the even tnOr of our
way and whatever style of experiment.
| MIR. Arthur may assume for himself,
let us never consent that thegreat re.
pubic shall ever be betrayed into ma
tional dudedom.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
Vert Worth Afiairs.

FoRr WORTH, j an. 6.-lSpeoiai. THE
city council NJ IL meeting this evening"
heard lengthy petition and arguments
from a citizens committee OF toe So III
Side. The petitioners demand that the
city make streets NJ once
sets forth that other parts of tho city
or what Is known a thu business pnr'
tion. has received by far too great u
portion of the public money. IL II un'
1erstood that the council are divided,
four and four, on the south
SIDES prayer. tho rouncl'
amer lengthy discussion, adjourned
without arti n.
Elmer Burton, n farmer liNiN9 i've
miles from town, waite go'ug HON,
about II o'clock Tonight, was assaulted
by live lramps and robbed " sos. HIS
injuries are severe, hut not serious.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

ANY action looking 10 the approval or
endorsement of the scheme for obtain
ing the unreasonable appropriation 10y
congress of seven aud tmeequarleIs
millions dollars ostonsibly Tor deepsra
harbor at Galveston, might well no lell
to those who could be benefited by tn"
passage ofsuch an act, and wonld bear
little signil 'aaco from any quarter. IL
IL too plainly u lobby measure t. give
promise oi serious cons d ration when
called up. rne day of improvident and
reckless appropriations o: public funds
closes with tho advent of "a Democratic
administration and the viNiying at
Democratic tenets. And under such an
administration, TO obtain Federal aid
for public improvements IL must he
made apparent that such improvements
promise benefits of a general character.
This can scarcely DO the case In the
Galveston, matter Notwithstanding the
latest Typographical map.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

is.l, fhlnk, 80 hfeaklhs Int lsF raf
on ihe TesasA Pacific fta,d I llink
he eame ~ me from the Ilnik
tieniientiafyl lie was convicted 0n iva
rhafuas fr iva wears eaoit he was
very mean aud We had ~ watch him A.
waysi do not know that he has a1y rel
stits H. the staiei he WAS u tiermaii pc
IN the same man that Jumped out of he
court house window here ~ May, lfti,
while his trial Was going ont ! had no
III feeling Tor him.
M. A. =. HALEY
testihedi I was called Ia soe the wonnd-
ed mani came Ia camp hbnut y FRIDAY
evening last; found him sitting ble'''i-
Ing and n bullet hole at nno hunk
shot which had entered about
One-hAlf inch below and a little 10 the
lett ol the left sespula; dressed u ana
when l returned about two hours alter
ward tried Ia proi,e but did not ~ Tar
4 ON tho TACT that knew IL was useless,
the hall having entered the cavity 81 the
tonsilsi | stayed with him until o'riork
Saturday morning. and len knowing
that no had To dIe and could mot 1--we
long, as nothing could save him; atnnt
u o'clock In the morning was informed
that he was deao.
DR. oInDs.
MY examinations Ut the body are la
eonhrmily 10 the statements given
10y DR.. Haley 81 lar
as the position Of tho ball is concerned,
aud tliat death resulted from the gun-
shot wound.
THE VERDICT.
The jury of inquest returned the fo-
lowing verdict; "We, the Jury, hnd after
investigation, that William Myers came
Ia his death from n gun-shut wound, said
gun being In the hands of /. \. Flowel-
iyn, a guard. said Mye's being n convict
aud trying 10 oscape ut the time he was
slet."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

AN effort is being made to establish a
new county to DO called Winkler formed
from portions of surrounding counties.
Limestone seems to take the lead in OPP
position to he measure. The intricacies
of tho question are too numerous for the
HERALD TO unravel, and it is of the
opinion thatSTEPHEN A. DOUGLAS was
right when b, enunciated the PROPOSE
ton that the leople of u territory should
DO allowed to ,etIle their affairs in their
own way and Without outside interior
ence. To perfectly acquaint oneself
with the meris of this controversy
would be an achievement only second
to that Of discovering the northwestern
passage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

Ell PAso, Jan. 6.-lSpecisl.l -Senor
I.orpZa, the collector of customs in Paso
Del Nolle, pub!'sb,s n card to-day, de-
noun ling us AN infamous caiumny the
statement photographed from here 10 the
ST. Louis Globe Democrat, that Pres,
dent biaz, OF Mexico, introduced s'X
carloads oi goods through the Paso del
Norte custom. house, consigned Ia him
self, free a. duties. Division Superin-
tendent Comfort, Of the Mexican Cen
trail railroad, corroborates Loreza's
denial.
A fire occurred last night In the ware
house of y. Shutz Il Bros, and was
eXtinguished before any great harm
was done. The water destroyed more
goods than the fire.
A theatrical troupe has been organ
lied here TO give entertainments ~
minstrelsy in the large cities OF the
western counties.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

The meeting of the members or the
Merchants Exchange came off and ad-
journed last evening, the sentiment be-
ing that the deep water question was
not one proner for their consideration.
After the adjournment citizens meet
ing was called, and deep water en-
dorsement given by Il vote of 2i TO Y.
An effort was thon made to reeohYene
The EAehaDse nIvubers, but only rev
responded, and tho attempt was ior inc
tire abandoned. Those who favor deep
water for. the Galveston Wharf COM
pany all attended and actively psriici-
pated, whilst the great bulk OF citizens
who thought we had no business With
the agitation Of tho question remained
ut home. The wharf company cannot
claim victory.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
Surc Eurrl,rs at ~un Antonio,

SAN Antonio, Jan. 5.-LSpecial.l J.
A gang OF burglars worked the Town
last might. They blew open the sale OF
Hath a. Velbncht, on Alamo plaza, but
got nothing. They then drilled Her
mann Bros. safo next door, but were
frightened way before the work was
completed. The fuse was found hang-
ing from the safe door this uorninS
They next visi ed a. NJ. Kr-mpkau, ON
West Commerce. street, whtr' the SAFE
was opened - it'll siau, powder and they
obtained 800 in money, lndA's goli
watch and pistol. All the burglarieS
were do "a by the same ga & Two or
,hrec in hummer, aud gave evidence of
skilled work.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK

Increase of Capitai-Dividend Declared.
The directory of the above named
bank met yesterd ", and after transact
ing the usual routine OF business that
occurs at their annual meetings, de-
clared dividend of SH per cent. AMI
passed $4,000 to the surplus fund. The
dividend was declared upon the basis OF
10 percent per aununl, the bank having
commenced business Oh the llth oflasG
March.
The board of directors also passed a
resolution rec ,mmending to the stock
holders an Increase OF the capital Stock
to s2Ol,GUO Gs nov icing $lOO,OOO). The
stock holders will meet on the 18Th IN
slant, aud will without doubt increase
the stock; in fact the recon incubation is
equivalent to an adoption of the resolu-
ton. We are glad t. note this, lroni the
tact that in a growing town IKE DALLAS
there is always u demand for money,
and we shall be- proud to see the supply
equal TO the ueinand.