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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

BENNINGTON, VT, Oct. l5.-The Troy
@ Boston railroad bridge at the State
line, near North Eoosic, New York.
was burned to-day. Its supposed the
IRE was caused by 9 spark f,orn an
engine. While attempting 80 save the
bridge two members of thN NortS
bennington fire Geogr.meut. ,james
WardeIl and Mr.. Burke, were in
atanily Killed by the Tel ingoe timbers.
aud o. Y. Coy, PROMINENT business
msn of North Bennington, was rstallv
Injured, ''''"''J
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

Z A STEAMER which has been detained
eight days of Brasos Santiago, has at
last got In. This is ono OF the Texas
ports where the money by the hum
bred thousands is expended annually.
It Is sinking wealth 10 talk about i'm.
proving Texas hsrbora.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

TERRELL, our entorprlsing neighhor,
Is making grand strides in the matter
Of cotton receipts. "A day or two ago
according to our special, tho town as
filed with wagons from Van Zlndt,
Henderson, Hunt, Rockwell and
Dallas couutlos. May the Torrelllte
grow like the green bay tree is our
wipl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

The death OF CARDINAL McCLosKEY
creates a vscsncy in high church cir
cles never bafore known In Americl.
Tae rush for Office may, however, he
depended on to I'LL tho vacancy in
short time. Tho archbishop of Baltl-
moro appears to bo tho coming man.
No matter whero the vacancy occurs,
the suppIlant Is q. once ready in this
country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

KING MILAN, OF Servia, has boon
Informed by his subjects that he must
either "ssoot, LUXE, or give up the
gun" thai II no doesn't iight no will
have to No out OF tho king businoss.
AS winter IL approaching and he
doesn't want 10 g,vo up his nice,
warm-cushloned throne and tho COM
forinblo fur.iiued clothes In which
Kings dress, bo will probably 80 20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

Elk CONGRESSMAN DoRsHEIMER's
paper, tho Star, in New York, is grow
ing most rapidly in popular favor. An
Office holder in active politics sppears
to win up in that part of the world al
ter all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

THE fires in America reach some
$l0O, 200. 00) annually. AZ tho era for
making the comfortable lre now sp-
proaches, only tho greater caution
should be exercised over all other
fires. Lat US warm as little as poBsi.
bio BY ths irreguIarly built iira.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

PERE HYACINTHE, the eminent
French priest, declares war TO be one
Of tho dependencies OF tho human
rsce. Ho says that those who advocate
Its abolition are dangerous, almost
criminal Utoplans.D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

THE good modern times that are 30
generous toward all clever fellows
are In striking contrast to unappre.
ciatlve antiquity. The modern En-.
IsoN has had everything on earth
done for him in tho shor. space of six
or eight years, but only u poor monu
mont is now being erected TO ARcur-
MEpEs, the frat and greatest Edison
back In Syracuse OF old.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

MECCA PILGRIMS GUARANTEED,
NuNIs. oct. l5.-Sixteon deaths from
cholera have occurred here during the
past fortnight. Nine hundred Mecca
plsrins SIRE expec.sd IN arrive to-
morOH. They gili have To undergo
five days. qussan;ina before b8iag PSF
mitt9d 60 entsr tns city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

< AS FORAKER appears to have been
OF the successful crowd, MURAT HAL.
STEAD can claim to be citizen of the
great repablic Ia spite of fato aud an
Gent letters. 1t requires q violent
process TO got ID. but better lsto than
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

The "future great" Pecos City, went
off grandly yesterday. The public
have yet perfect confidence in the
desert, it seems. Biossoming as tho
rose on the Staled Plains appears, sf-
ter all, to BIO an article Of popular
faith.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

Thu greater necessity exists be-
tween Brownwood and Dallas, Accord
Ing to reports, Tor rai'wsy-tho long
talkcd.o'. Now the stage has TO aend
out an extra coach daily. Give us
more steel and steam service.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
condition

DENIsoN is determined to have the
Msrshell g. Northwestern road il
seems. The Gate City ought to have
all the roads she can get, bat she had
better now bo pulling for Dallas.
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sicily.
S''hN'
AN EARTHQUAKES

AZ fAFihteuAhE oiiJ' AZ
PALERMO, O3s, ia heavy earth
quake shock vas iaig hsro this morn
tag. The disturbance caused three
s;ory house TO tall, burying the occu
pants beneath the debris. Eight
co!psea have been recovered from the
ruins.
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Fe,a ward 4, be rrIed.

Nsw YonK, Oct i5.--A now .indict.
msnt having been found against rerdi-
maud Ward, ON which he will be tried
nett weeks he Vas srrsignsd to-day ia
ne coslrt OF .0ytr end eefmintr and
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chle.se,. chler Of pollc, ne.,...

CHICAGO, Oct. i5.-Uhief OF Pollce
Doyle rendered his resignation to-day
to take effect At sncs. He has been Al
tie head Of the Chicago police fore
~ Ionr yearss and leaves 70 tAhO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

BOyCoTTsRs To BE PROSECUTED.
DUBLIN Oit. l5,--Fhe government
Intends to prosecute tho Middleton
branch of the National League for boy
cotiing Daniel Humphreys until he
wSs compelled TO reinsts,e AL obn0x-
iGus Tenant,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
po.,n,.aters An,n,,,..,

WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-rhe pos.
msster general to-day appointed 4
four,h-class .postmsstsrs In Pennsyl.
vania. IL In Tennessee and 1 each In
West Virginia and Dakota.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

PRIMROSE, Pennsylvania, by that or
any other name, will never smell az
sweet until tho thrse young ruliisps
who outraged MISS MoKEMp are
safely and thoroughly hanged.
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" HMpHTS.


-''F~F
hEMPHls, Tenn, Oct. 15.-The rooms
of the Memphis Cotton Exchange and
the Memphis Mecghants' Exehanpo
located IN the new Cotton EXchenca
building, were formally opened to.dp1,
hon. J' Clapp delivered the oratiop'
when was followed By speeches from
guests and others. The event was fur.
lheer celebrated tonight bv grand
Dalt anu banquet in tue rooms OF Inc
two exchanges.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

shows that es) persons died here from
smallpox during the week snding
Friday last. 0fihsse s6S were French
canadians, i95 being children under 5
years OF age, and So bstween 8 and 10
years of age.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

In Ohio all is gons save honor, and
that, under the management OF the
MCLEAN gang, is in a badly damaged
condition.
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France.
PoLIrIrALr oINrERs.

PARIS, Oct. l5.-Is is stated that Aus
tria is in favor OF the cession Of We'd
din 70 Servis, but that Germany and
Russia refuse to give their consent.
President Gravy mas officially an
uourced that hs will enter this coming
confess for tho presidency.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 For the West
Gulf s5tates, Fair weather, sou,herlv
Winds, becoming variable, with slight
changes Ia temperature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
FRIDAY OCTOBER 1c. 1885.

THE temporsncs lecturer still ilour-
ishes in the West. Hope knows no
limit In the human breast out West.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
BUSY Brussels, Tapestry,
Wilton VaIvets, Moquetts,
and 3-Ply IngrsiR Carpets.

Inc business OF our Carpet Department shows steady
and regular increase but at this opening of the fall season we
want TO give Especial BOOM For this purpose we beg to
announce that we are selling Carpets for this week at great
y reduced prices Ladies who wish to avail themselves of
n but are not yet ready to have their Carpets laid are n
FORMED selecting their Carpets this week. while we
selling 50 low can have them reserved and laid when de-
sired. Remember we claim that our stock is the largest
vinced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

DEATHS rRoh CHOLERA.
MADRID, Oct 15.-Yesterday 2ii new
cases OF cholera and i0i deaths vere
reported In Spain. Wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

A PROBABILITY THAT IT WILL NE AN.
NENED 40 INDIA,

a'h-Nht ib INDIA
LoNpoN, oc', l5.--The trouble be.
tween Bormah and the government of
Inala viii probably lead to the annex
alton # tho former to India. The mat.
ter was seriously discussed NJ tho In
dian office to-day, and it ~ GENERALLY
beloved y suilcl0nt force viii bo sea-
TO MRudalay - capose King ShebNw
ana annex Via country 10 Indie, In
Ordor 10 prevent future complication
Vhenevcr the king Of Burmsh wauts
20 rSiss D. nuhle.
An INVESTIGATING FRyNcuuAS
CAUSES TRouDLB,
CALcurrA, Ocg. Ii "A dispatch from
Mon illy slys that M. Haas, tho
tranch conBul, Is al and will start ON
h,s return 10 France tomorrow. Nj.
Haas recsntly secured valuable con.
cessions irom King rheb.w Cor a
French company, ard II IL ale rcd that
MS intrigues at tho Burmese court
wetetho cause of that govornmonpa
arbitrary action on the case of tho
Bombay aud Burmsh corporation,
which has resul cd IN The presen,
trouble between Burmah aud the nov.
ernpiOnt OF India.
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F0REICN NEWS
England.


RlELS SENTENCE 10 ne co,rurr,,,,
LONDON, Oct. bit Is understood
mat the sentence OF death nsssed pnon
LOUIS Rlol, tho leader OF tho half
ofeec rebellion in Canada, wDl be
commutod to lifelong ssrvitnhe,
LORD SALIsDURY's SPEECH,
LOGO salisbury went To Brighton to
nay, where ho was met with an ontbu-
siaStic reception. He delivered viz
orous speech, ia which he said
MY h'mberlain's proposal would
na, fatal blow 10 the csni
.al ana interests OF indpstro
II inc church and state question was
not eettled IN tho mex IT, wopld he
settled IN the following Parliament,
~ would be the greatest conflict in
Engiish history. A wevs of
,nlidoilty was passing over tho land,
mr' Gladstone Bowed 20 II.
10 was unable TO consider
the great issue OF a
modern nation. After reference
70 the religious question and to rela.
s,ohs with France, Lord
sas'isatry urged his hearers
'o SNOW themselves worthy
ol the coming struggle. Ralerfine Co
NA"nD biibhltid rSlhtiOn9, Lord Sails.
burY said 1t was Engiand's policy 10
shrn quauels where she Ia moi eon.
cerDed.
A PAENELLlrE CONSERVATIVE COM
PACT.
LONDON, Oct l5.-LDrd ROsabertv in
speaking Of Paisley this morning.
SAID that Notwithstanding deuiais'
thGfo wahsome kiud Oga compact ba,
tt"eon tho PAruellites and C5ngerya.
tives. ''s'' W.
Josh KILLINGS" DEATH REGRETTED
LONDON, Oct. l5.-Tno Stsndgrd saws.
In many oirCluN the death
OF 'J1sh Billings viii cSneo
more unaffected regrDCthau would I'm
o. q m,oro eminent Instructor Of the
people" : ''0' W ''''
BUSINESS DEPRESSION.
LONDON, OGt. l5.-The LtyernnoI
Oh'mper OF Commerce rspsrts
10 tho royal commission on
trade depression thai In r
hSa boon graduSl decline In trade
during th0past 10 years, and the nuro-
per OF Yassall Is largely in oxcpsq nj
the demaud, rho chamber approves
lrd0 trade, aud urges 'oreign countries
70 abandon tho bounty syB'o %, adding
ths5 II they refuse, lhs British govern
ment mus. Impose duties % good
irom such COMMITTEES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

BRITISH TROOPS MAsSING.
RANG0oN, OCT. Is eco British troops axe
in the direction of BurmaE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
our Shoe Department
BEAUTY, DURABILITY and COMpORV

Almost anything that man, woman or child NAV
want can be found in assortment which makes customers
feel that they have choice Thesuc of the department
is mainly dueto the fact that keep full assortment Of
Shoes sold elsewhere and many other kinds shown by
our competitors Our stock of LADIES SHOES is now more
varied than ever before and we call particular attention to
our elegant and greatly improved Ladies' and Misses Shoes
in tn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

In which our trade steadily increasing They give
unexeeptiona satisfaction The only genuine Solar Tip Shoes
are madeby John Munde & Co. and every pair must have
their name on the sole to be genuine We are also happy
to state that owing to the immense quantities we buy we
have succeeded nobtanng extra obber discount on this
line the benefit OF which we Immediately give to our cuso.
mers by reducing the price coepondngly all sizes We
have charming line of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
VIZ Gil TlCL ATTENTION TO FACTS THAT NAY BIZ OF ADVANTAGE
10 BUYERS OP CARPETS |

There can be no agerand better selected stock of Car
peand Curtains shown by any house than what we have in
stock Parties intending to repenish their houses will GER
family berepaid byo visit and examination of ournew style
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-05-14
THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD.
From the Gabney City Inspector.

The following London dispatch of last
Saturday gives the European situation at
that date, which at latest advices, is un-
changed:
The continued uncertainty of the polite
al aspect tends to restrict the amount of bus
mess done on the Stock Exchange, with the
result that each small transaction exercises
disproportionate effect on prices. The
greatest anxiety is felt about the vote of
credit, which will come up in the house
to-day, although it is unlikely that the re-
suit will be adverse to the ministry, espec-
tally if Lord Hartington's statement of the
London policy proves satisfactory to the
Liberals. The current rumOrs of the reslg-
nation of Earl Dutferin arise from the in
ference that he disagrees with the govern
ment's policy and the fact that Dufferin ac-
cepted his position with the understanding
he was to take the full responsibility of the
government in India. 1t is rumored that
the Russian dispatches by courier differ
somewhat from the summary first received
by telegraph, but it is expected that the
discrepancies of statement can easily be rec
onciled. 1t is estimated that almost half
the vote of credit has already been absorb
ed in the war preparations so far ordered,
which are now advanced too far to be re-
scinded. The work of equipment for the
Soudan,, however, has almost ceased. The
greatest efforts are being directed to naval
armaments.
The proposed submission of the Anglo
Russian difficulty to arbitration is the prom
inent topic Of comment i'll the leading Lon
don journals this morning. The wisdom
of the governments present policy is called
in question and the success OF the arbltra-
tion is doubted.
The statement of the st. Petersburg Off,
ciuL MESSENGER yesterday as to the motive
and scope Of the arbitration and as to the
policy of the Cabinets of Russia and Eng,
land in regard to frontier negotiations and
the work of delimnation does not strike
the Standard as calculated as having sooth-
ing effect upon wounded British susceptl-
biIities. Far from this, it expresses the
hope that "the cruel, patronizing blunt
ness" of the Messengers language may
sting Mr.. Gladstone" to resent such tone
and quicken him to make 'another speech
worthy of the British Minister" IN the
opinion of the Standard, 1.-The fate of Herat
is now the main question that confronts
England. This question cannot be ignored
in the present negotiations: No Russian
pledge, however binding, which would only
relieve us of diplomatic squabble, ought
to prevent us from taking such action as will
etfectually forestall any possible eventuall-
ties"
The Times refers to the report current in
Vienna that Herat is not mentioned in any
of the English negotiations with Russia,
and says: eff the government think the
fate of Herat may be left to the caprice OF
the Ameer and the treachery of the local
governor on the success of a pretender, they
had better tell the country their opinion,
and either give place to others who are more
far-seeing or abstain from wasting money
and prestige in half-hearted measures which
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-05-14
MERE.MENTION.

Congressman "Sunset" Cox, of New York,
has at last decided to accept the mission to
Turkey. .'..". jor-General Mcdowell, who
commanded the Federal troops in the First
Manassas battle, died in San Francisco on
the 9Th instant. .''''''''.Unusually heavy rains
fell in Western Texas last week, inflicting
heavy damage to property. 1.-Two hun
dred moonshiners are to be tried in Nash
vile, soon. .''.'''.''The Republican State Con-
vention of Virginia will be called on the
18th of July next, and the Democratic on the
29th. .'...'"Col. VIM. Johnston was elected
Mayor of Charlotte in the recent municipal
election. 1.-THE situation at Plymouth,
Pa, shows very little improvement. Sew
eral deaths have occurred within the past
few days, and nearly hundred families
are now in needy circumstances. '''''''' Hard
frosts prevailed in the West last week, and
on the 7th considerable snow fell in Mines
sofa. '.'''''''Two incendiary efforts have been
recently made to destroy the Children's
Home-an orphanage institutional Gov
ington, y.'''''The Supreme Lodge knights
of Honor met in st. Louis, Mo-, last Tues
goats for killing his wife. The law is very
strict on the subject, too, and if the fine is
not promptly paid he is compelled to marry
again. That makes him hustle around for
the goats. .'.'.''...A dynamite cartridge was
maliciously exploded in the porch of a house
on Third street in Charlotte, n. c., last Sun
day morning, with the effect of shattering
the building. Two women occupied the
house, but neither of them was hurt. '''.".At
Marlboro, Nd, the other day, lad Is years
of age ate a quantity of dried peaches, and
shortly afterwards was taken with convul-
sions, which lasted twelve hours, when
death resulted. The boy suffered terribly,
and all efforts to relieve him proved fruit
less. .'''''..'. Maxwell, the murderer of Preller
in hotel in st. Louis, has been arrested at
Auckland, New Zealand, and a requisition
will be sent by an officer from San Francisco
at an early date. .'''''''By the election of a
Republican from Cass county to tbs Illinois
Legislature, in place of a Democratic men,
ber who died a few weeks ago, the Repub-
licans now have 103 votes on joint ballot, q
clear majority, with power to elect any one
upon whom they may unite. .''''''''The Ell
Paso Times says: New Mexico spent last
year for liquor $685. 900 and for churches
and schools, $4,000.
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ident direct. The Chicago Pension Agency
pays better than any in the country, except
Columbus, Ohio. Miss Sweet made out of
the United States in 1884 the comfortable
sum of s7,61s.95 in salary and fees, while
Commissioner Blacks Office only has q
$1,000 salary. However, Miss Sweet had
to pay for clerical hire and other expenses,
Secretary Lamar is said to sustain Miss
Sweet, and to have been much annoyed by
Commissioner Blacks request for her resig-
nation. Secretary Lamar wears his hair
long, while commissioner Black has none at
all to speak of.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-05-14

Col. IvY's CoNDITIoN.-The condition of
Col. j. M. Ivy's health has improved very
much of late, but he is still confined to his
room in consequence of the old wound in
the left shoulder, from which he continues
to suffer very greatly. In this respect his
condition has not improved much since
last week, though the swelling in the shoul-
der has nearly all disappeared, and the in
fammation has abated considerably. The
pains are not continuous, but come on at
frequent intervals. They sometimes last
for hours, however, and are intensely severe.
The physician now thinks that the ball in
the shoulder moved when the fall was re-
ceived three weeks ago, and Col. ivy is now
able to locate the position of the ball with
more precision than ever before. He is
hopeful of being much better in few days
and we are sure the community will ioin
us in the hope that his recovery may be
speedy. and permanent.-Rock Hill Her.
aid, 7M.
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CHE Murkpille Guqmirer.
YORKVILLE, s. G.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IA, 1885.
ATLANTA COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.


Advices received from every State in the
Union show that the National Commercial
Convention to be held in Atlanta, Ga, on the
10Th, Goth and 21st instant, will be a grand
success and National and non-political in all
respects. Large delegations from San Fran
cisco, Omaha, Leadville and other Western
points have been appointed and will attend.
Addresses will be made by number of dj
tinguished citizens representing different
States. Over five hundred delegates have
already accepted and preparations for their
entertainment on grand scale are being
carried on. Fine opportunities will be Of
fered visitors to see the best parts of the
South at nominal expense during May,
which is the pleasantest Southern month.
President Cleveland has declined the invi-
tation to attend the Convention. 1t will be
remembered that when the members of the
Atlanta delegation called at the White
House during their recent visit there to get
the Presidents final reply to their invita-
ton, the President asked leave to postpone
his reply until May 10. He did so because
he hoped that circumstances which forbade
at that time his acceptance of the invitation
might so change in the course of month
that he could with propriety leave Wash
ington for the proposed trip.