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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-21
Dead.

PIERREPoNT MANOR, N. 7 Dec. 2l.-
Hon. VIM. C. Pierrepont, L. L. D., of Pierre
pont Manor. died yesterday morning in the
$50 year of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-21

Ayers Sarsaparilla will make the blood
pure, rich, warm and vitalizing. Sold by
all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l-Stocks dull and steady
Money easy at 2s2ta. Cotton firm; up!ants ~. !
Orleans 7-16; failure, dull and steady. Flour
dull and heavy. Wheat higher Corn better PORK
dull at So S74aas1O 371a Lard frmer at 81 - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-21

sehr Robinson, Machodoc creek, grain, 10
G II Robiuson's Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-21

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Wheat has ruled s'ror ger
this morning. steadily advancing from eoi- 10
0OSa. of to 9OA, but has since advanced to 9o,2
for May. Corn irregular, 1873 for year; o9';
for May. Oats unchanged. Pork DC lower L"'o
unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
THAT GRANT moNuMENr.


81. Louis Tia, rat 1t OT Too Long,
w 18th $4,000 Ia the Treasury She
Throws up tho Sponge.
ST.. Louis. Ooy. "a Special. Mayor
Francis was asked to-day what had
become Of the Grant Monument asso.
citation. ~ forget when the last meet
ing Was held" ae sgd, "but at that
time II was CONCLUDED best to defer
movement in ths way of soliciting
contributions until fair week was
over. Now that tle fail carnival has
ended, presume the business of the
association viii bs taken up again aud
carried GU to tho iinlsh, You will
havs to see the secretary, Mr.. George
Morgan, about that, though, as / have
but little to do with tho association
now. l think thet after doing what
did toward getlias up The Grant pN-
geant aud the contribution If $3.50 to
tbs mlnumenS fund, they ought 10 let
me out.n
"Whst condition ia the as ,ociation
In nOv?n
swell, l believe they have about
$4,000 in the treasury, aud General
sherman IA president, Chat is about
sll the progress that has been made"
Secretary George IL. Morgan was
found in his Office ION change, but he
could only say that the association
would SOM hold meeting. The
thing seems to have p9t9red out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
TnE OHIO ELECTION.

As This hour o, writing it is impossj-
bic to tell ,hs result In Ohio Of yestsr-
days election, Notwithstanding the
Democratic Central committee cop
ceds thsir loss. II the changes shall be
as they came in two years ego, theo il
would seem that HoADLEY is the sue
seasful candidate. Very much will de-
pend on what Hamilton county has
done. And indesd tho Legislature
will turn en- the four seus-
tota and ten Representatives to
bs chosen therefrom. 1t will bs
remembered that GOVERNOR HoApLEY
Was elected two years ago over his
present opponent, JUDGE FORAKER,
by vote.resulting Democratic 359,699,
against ths Republican poll OF si7, lsi,
or plurality of 1850. Deducting the
Prohibition and the Greenbsck
vote and HoApLEY's majority ovsr
all was 1880. This Is not very
encouraging In view of the extraor-
binary backing that FORAKER, SHEK-
MAN and their party have done.
1t has been an exciting and import.
ant canvass. Beyond the governor
ship itself the chief interest concerns
the choice of a United States senator az
tho successor of Mr.. SHERMAN. This
gentleman had thrown ais whole
heart and efforts into the contest, and
besides giving his personal attention
10 the close counties, he has had the
banking interests enlisted In his be-
half for reasons but too well known TO
tho country. Those Monied institu-
tons were especially concerned with
his presence III the senate, while the
Pacific railroad companies remember
only too distinctly how they were
Brought to rigid account by MIR. THUR
MAN,snd for which reason they encom-
passed his defeat for reelection, they
now knowing that with Democratic
victory he would be returned TO Tire
poat he honored for thres successive
terms In Washington, and thus par
tioularly In view OF the fact that hli
advanced age prtcludes the posi-
bility of his elevation to the eountry'i
chief magistracy. While the Demo
cratic psrty would bs delighted to SEQ
a Democratic governed elected, yet it,
partlsans, outside Of Ohio, are, for th,
reasons above mentionsd, moro inter
estsd rs to the statue OF the Legisls
turc, rs that will designate tho mex
senator. We noed oil the force W.
can get for the national Senate, ant
Dir. TnUnMAN would be & power i,
tho cause if he can but he re-instste,
to his position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
Impottsnt pnstnl Rnlinr

WASHINGTON, Oct, l3.--rse pastrnns-
erganerAl has made = ruling to the
effect that IN cases where railroad com.
panloS Carrying tho mail nre ob,iusi
30 deliver insD and receive IL from
inc p0stotlioc, which requirement. an g..
plies 10 sts,ipns where tho postotll6o
"a within so rods OF Tho
stopping places OF the tra,p.
The employees carrying malls between
station hut Office are not emp oveas In
tho postal service ana need not he
eworn IN, Tao department, however,
requires thn.tailroad company to am
ploy Tor this purpotn persCns over Tho
aye OF 10 y0srs aud o. suitable iutolli.
Renoa and character, and postmaster.
arg directed to report any violation OF
this requirement..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
Wsstcr. Extension OF ,ho Santa ne

Nsstsra Extension OF tho Santa re
A special to the Clone Democrat
nom Aoilono, says: "rhe right.of-
way agents OF tho Gulf, COLORADO Il
Santa 70 railroad have baeu in
structed TO secure right-or-way from
Coleman to Pecan Spriugs, about 70
miles west OF Coleman, and IS miles
south or Abilene. Thls movement Ia
considered by soms as thrpatspinr IN
Abilene, Ss, II tho rOHJ goes 20 Pecan
Spr!nss, IL Will hardly como hero; buJ
AZ the right Of way costa nOth-
ing. many regard IL as mora
loipt 10 scare Abilene aud draw from
hcr a. biga subsdy ~ possible, a.
that a. II may, II the GuDf, Colorado N
santa Fe builds TO Pecan Sprinss. Ia
viii iako away from tho texas A. pa
| cihc " vory large trade, which IN csn
not well afford to lose, An tho trade mi
San Angelo, and tine oouutloA of Rom
sre0n anu Cnnoho, now comes Ia AMI.
lono, aud IA Pecan Springs viii be "a
10 10 miles nearer 10 those lonalitisse -,
g urso the trade VIII 10 there. In 40.
ditlon, tho roXas It Pacific will lose tha
entire trade of Rulnels county. ana
nearly half OF tnst of Taylor county.
Tue interesting query ia what viii m a
Gould peop.o nos do about N? Will
they build q branch road from Abllena
10 San Augeln, aud thus rOtsin ali thi.
vast trAdo, or will they at unieIIv
down ans bo slaugh cred. That they
can mAse a hard Old battle when they
make Up their minds to it, no one cau
doubt" N'-N '"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Government
bonds duIl and strong. Trading in
railroad boads continues very active,
sad busibess today was even better
@od moro distributed than usual. pne
stoc6 market was much less acLiye
and quito weak during the forenoon,
bur stroug alter midday. The total
sales were only 1888 100 s1&res, or less
lasu CD par c51t. of yesterdays
business, After opening from a
b. 4 lower than ytsttrdsy's
ol0SiuA tho market declined bsinra
mid day Is 20 over l p3r cent. 10 b.
came st3Rty and then strong in inc
afternoon, with q iscide0 gain n
prizes during the last hour, which
osri.d plices from IA to IS por cent.
hiGhor tutu They CLOSED last evening
The illal prices and the highest are
nearly the sans for mos OF Un9 active
lat TnO movement was irregul AZ,
however, and tnore vera several i'm
plrtbuL exceptions bp tho general
course OF prices. Pacific Mail was do.
cidedly weak In the morning, selling
doNn l SO. Later IL was dull and
stes5y, ~ = llJtie above 3, closing vt
SO IA, IS loss OF 6S. rbe only really
atliVe STOCK WAS b., Paut, which con
tr'buted $3.50 shares. II sold down
only. q below tho opening, but was
steady in The forenoon at u fraction
above 81, rallied before O'clock to 50,
aud IN the last hour sold 1T So. but
cl sed 4 lower, an advance of ".
Northwestern sold I'M 20 and closed nj
lO5, again of q. Tex As IL Pacific and
Cansda Southern are up x each
Minneapolis & st. Lou q, md Others
for less fractions except Manitoba,
which shows gain u q! and
oregon Railway and Nsvigation,
which rose 8 per cent
The earnings Of tAe company for the
first week of Ootnbss show q gslu OF
nearly 81 900 over tho same week last
year, louisville Il n ash ville shows a
loss Of $500 FOR the first week Of 90
tobor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
vlowlug tho n.dy OF tAe poaa c..,,.,,,

Naw YonN, OCT. IA larao crowd
OF people gathered about the doors of
tho cathedral this morning, and waited
for the moment whom tho public could
enter tho sacred cdllce and LOOK
upon the remains Of ca.dinal
McOloskcy. When their ps.
tnnce was nearly pxboustsa
q procession emni ged FROM the arch.
Episcopal residence, walked slawiv
elong the street ard entered tho 49,.
thedrsl by the south TRANSIENT door. s,x
undertskers' mrn bore tbe hndy az ,ha
cardinal. Behind ihom cpmea ho sse
Of priests, headed bv Archbishon C o..
ripan, Nohsignort QUINN FaiIoy ma
prss'ou, aud Row. DIR. Moponald. Tna
last named acted az master OF carem !.
'nies. The procession m ,vsd
down the Mouth aisle and
went through tho main
vestibule and center aisle. WHARF ~.
platform cstafAlQuo rad bean ersc. IA IA
The BODY Qf the csrtiinsl wus 6rsessS \:
~ &S2.S11922lesl r2ea EQlf SSSSlss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
Another Zig Gas Won.

PITrSpuRG, Pa, oot. B-rhe largest
natural Ga, we'll in Washington couu-
", aud tue second Ia size in tho ooun-
try, was struck last evening on the
Foster farm near Canopsburg, Tho vol
is Owned by Guffg Bros. Natural Ehs is
rapidly being substituted for coal in
TINS city. Al present ovec 800 dwell
iug houses, 66 glass factories, 81 rolling
mills aud Is lther inlustrisi establish
ments are supplied. As nearly rs can
he asoertpined, from 5000 to 10 900 tons
or coal are daily Displaced. A COZ ract
h's been signed between Nav Y 1rl
nhpilalIsts aud mcmbers of tho Wash.
ington syndicate OF this city for thu
converting OF natural gas into rich
lilumiua1t,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

NEW YORK, ocy. ls.--Tha Trunk line
passenger agents to-day aubsttntially
settled tha pooling palnts Tor first and
sccond-alass hu4inoss. LIE, IN fact, q
JOINT purse asreomeut Tor tho division
VI lho earnings ard Whist IL celled a
gross cash pool, Tao proposition ana
p!an oDut6mplIte5 th1 pooling Of tho
business from New YORK snd Boston
to Buffalo aud NIAGARA Fails and
port5 west and sluthWesJ
th0reof, and tho division Of tho Funk
line earnings ia thsir eastern husiness
from the western termi1i. Emlgrgnt
business was also discussed. A pinn
WAS suggested d approved Tor con-
trolling tho emil business OF the
land board through the passenger
commission. l. requires tho concur
renee nj 10 saabogrds. There il a tair
prospect that the arraBgement will be-
completed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
Tho ID. & r. @ Fender Eeslgns--Ths
Pacific Mail

NEW YORK, OCT 10 - Especial -
Denver 81 Rio GrSnde Western affairs
arc bseDming prominent. George
Cappell, John LDwher Welsh, Fheo-
dore Gilman and @. William d cf will
acs ~ Ga committee tn prepare q plan
OF reorganization 10 the interest OF he
bondhOlders."
1t IL oill sally deniad thst the guar.
antee Of $4,000 per month to the Paciac
Mail will no discontinued by tbs
franscogtineatal association.
john Ponder, NJ y, hea resigued
from che directory OF the Western
Uolon, owing Co diT5fe1css ia tbs POI
icy Of tho company all disyensioa s
gcJgiug Gu5 oSshe Garrett Field con-
trovo-sy, regarding tho sale OF tho
Baltimore j. OHIO lins ~ tho Westsru
Union, Il is rumored that She West.
ern Union viz advance rates Bu lit-
tie orodeuce ia attached thereto.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
RAILWAY RACKS.
THE TEXAS TRUNK SOLD
To Eastern PArties-Ths Truak Liae
Passenger Agsnts-Mr. Penhor Re
sigma from the DirN otory OF the
Western Union - other
Railroad Mattsrs.
Tho Trunk Road

A short time since Mr.. w. ", Wag-
by,a prominent attorney IL Philadel-
phie, who represents an Eastern rail-
roSd syndicate, wrote General Csbell
10 know when this ROAD would be sod.
On the day OF sale he was notified
that thu sale had besu made, aud that
the same parties who had
previously bought it, had bid it in.
The gentleman wired the parties ask
ing for price and option. AS other
matters were pending tho option was
refused, but price was named. The
same day reply came that the propo-
sitiou was accepted. The detail Of the
sale are yet to DO contaminated, and
1t will now PROBABLY only be
= few days bsiore the road will be
transferred. It's hoped that the pur-
ohsners will, at an carly day, give Ddl-
las connection at Atnons, and
ther5by give another direct line To the
East.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
RuMoRs or nnYALLY.

MADRID, Dc. BIT is rumored that
. marrlsge Is meditsted between
Princess Eulslia, King Alphonso's
youngest histor, aaG Prince Carlos,
heir apparent to tho throne Of Portug Il.
ATIBATY EXPECTED
MADRID, OIt. 10 -rae dlsoatoh at
the 81 INST, stating that Germany had
acknowledged the Spanish occupation
Of zap, and that Spain had granted
Germany tho privilege OF free nayigs.
ton and commeroe Ia waters ofibe Car
olines, and the rights OF establishing a
oosllng station on one of the islands,
is officially confirmed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
SILYEH COIN.
Eeavy Shipments FROM the sHs-Treas-
ury 10 tho West.

ST LOUIS, Oct. l3.-[Special, The
sub treasury here has just finished
shi Plug silver coin TO vsrious plaoas
In tho Wat, aso WAS caused chic fly
rs tho recent ruling Of thS treasury
dsDartment 60at oUtn should be ship
ped nom the Hub-tsessary nearest TO
tina person asking 1t, and not as
before, from tho mint. The amount
shipped yesterday aggregated $50 eco,
~ which $4,000 WaS III standard
silver dollars, aud Sl3, 500 in fractional
currency Considsriug LhGS tho largest
amount ever shipped WAS $4,000, the
iqcreese il sees TO be considerable,
The points 0FshipmenG wore in Kan
Fas, Illinois, kentucky, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Missouri. and several
places as lar dogn as Texas, were sup
piled rhe largest single order was
for Sc 900 No order for money 70 be
thus shipped il h0nor9d unlags it IL
for w amount above $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
civil Service Comm,ss,onor

NEW York, Oct. lS.-rho Posts
Washington special says there is u
wsll supported umor that Mr.. Charles
Is, Vodmar, of Boston, has accepted
tue piAoo Grew service cpmmlssloner,
70 1a Vscaitd NnvemhAr ov D)rmsn
ID ENou' Mr.. Goldman has been worry
t,eiucsnt 10 Scc9ps tho place bscauso
ny uutlea necassarily interfere with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct. l,.-The post.
master'seneral has decided that guar.
anlee associations cannot 20 ON bond
lor pnstmasters. The reason given
Tor this decision IN that ~ ~ ire.
queutiy necessary for the sureties OF
postmaster sto take charge OF the q Al 20.
snd ~ guarantee associations have
no, agents In all places, they could
no, IN all csses. take charge OF tho OF.
ncos when necessary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
ttII-sta,
THE RouMELIAN QUESTION.

THE RoUHELIAN QUESTION.
ST.. PETER BuRa, o.. l3--Tno Jour
nal Do st. Petersburg, Commenting on
tho Roumelisn question says. "In
Wow OF the pretousiou Of the minors
stat II 10 evident that thu conservs-
Tive policy 'p accordAuce with existing
treaties. oilsr tho bost chances 10 pre-
vent vast cOnilagrntion In the Bslksn
ponInaulA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

THE San Antonio Light takes occa.
sion to warn thu press against tom Al Q
swindlers who seem to DO running slu
Antonio. liza rather difficult 20 got q
$50 bill changed in Dallas at best, but
now that the "gull" has made i.s 40
poaranco in tho Alamo City, ladies
with big bills can do without change
here altogether.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

The president proposes TO cast his
vote for MIR. HILL. That's what we've
been banking on. II the grand high
muck'a-muok didn't have interest
enough In the great gubernatorlal race
ofNew York to cas-. his vote, he would
have bsen miserably poor Democrat.
But he's going there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

The Roameian trouble sslll hangs
IRE. rurs8y Is willing 60 lst tue
powers doiatmlne tho matter, and yet
she is rushias her soldiersto the front.
After all rorkey his probably learned
that the best settlement of an inter
national difficulty IL in good troops
along the frontier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

burned a. tho corners Of lhs csfa-
f.lqaa. Afasrd uff5ar men 4rsm S..
Vincent 90 Psul society stood near toe
catafs.qu-. When the doors were ut
l.neta tArowo open, tho gro va quickly
hiiad tbs center aislss, passing aloug
on either side. Tia people. aits7 re
viewing tho fersSlns, lsfa ihs church
b. another exit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

TIE rFugat OF tho Mugwampsn is
becoming matter Of Interstate inter-
est. Here Is the way Boston journal
sizes up tho hegira: "EPuRAIM has re-
Joined himself to his idols, and re-
sumes his old place asa ruflle OF re-
speciality on tho bosom OF tho bloody
shirt"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

NoN-TAXABLB properly IN New York
amounts Ia valu9 70 $4,000 600. In
this onormp-s amount OF dead weight
upon tho body p)litlo the chnrch prop
erty Is A)0Ol0l) Now YORK may not
be tine most reisi nus city ia the world,
but 1t thus contributes generously to
the sustauaacs of The holy cause.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

THE assistance Of Americans is hav-
Ing its effsot on the parliamentary
sampslgn in Great Britain. While
We cannot vote, we can contribute,
and the result il cslculsted to create ~
small sized rsvolu ion. one of our
exchanges says ia the premises:
"PARNELL, It seems, IL being liber-
ally sustained by funds from this side,
about $1,000 pounds por week flowing
into tho parliamentary fund, besides
other generous Contributions, The
beneticent eject OF money as n cant
paigp assistant Is too well known on
| this side not 20 leave 1t clear that the
Nationalists will bs greatly strength
| oued by the assisiauro thus received.
| Members of the Commons receive no
salaries, and hence only mon with a
compstence have hithacto boon able %
stand for election, UndBr tho new
scheme, Impoverished members ara
allowed 81 salary out of the pdrila-
mentary fund thus taisod."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

CREMATION IL becoming moro and
more popnisr in the North. In Penn-
sylvania the charges have been too
high, but now cremstory 10 New
York Ss4ts has placed the figures al
$50, ana the patronage is steadily
growing. In few years barnlng the
dead win be everywhere tho custom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

NEW fonk, Oct i3.-The tide at
kockawsy Bssch this morning 10 tho
highest known In years. Al 10 O'Clock
the water washed hotel pIassas, and "a
nov uashink over them, whiia plat-
.ormS wooden pnthwnvNs bathius
houses eqd ell thai q movable ar b.
ssssisl ~ o. ~ I5iuI S';1I
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Quick Time Tor Emisran,s.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct, l3.-The aU-
nouncement is made that, beginning
with tomorrow, emigrant passengers
will DO carried on regular passenger
llraiNs, 10 whtih emigraut slcepers viii
be attached, on the CeUtrsi and south.
ora Pacific roads. BY this arrange.
meut TWO days travel will ia saved be-
tween here anti the East,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

MANY Tsxsns lows aud revere tho
memory sold ap"---GENERAL STER-
LING PRICE. A m ,vsmen5 is now on
foot to erect monument 80 his NOM
ory, and doubtless Texas will come
handsomely to tho front in the way OF
contributions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

AUSTIN has an election for mayor
and aldermen next month. ia .orcs
Is pui In that Will atop crime in tho
capital city, whether Democratic or
Repnb lean, the populsce on the ous.
ado wiz rejoice aud exclsim, "Thrice
blosscdW For tho good name OF the
State lot the servant girl enjoy SONS
protection in tina capiial city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

TEXAS, al wide as IL is, has escaped
the visitation Of any epidemic from
abroad this summer. The quarantine
has now been raised, and the popular
thanks are due to tho governor for
the energetic nieaeures that have
proven e,i,oentticisl to us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

THE recent campaign in Ohio had AZ
magnificent vermillion hue NJ any
election in America. II SHERMAN
doesa's got tkere st will be the greatest
loss OF blood ever known In the United
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

MBRissoN says monarchical gains
cannor shake the confidence of tho
French il the stsaiity or the Republic
In France A revolution has resulted
inIia Belle France, but tho cause of
the people Is still uppermost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

DIR. CURRY, tho new minister 10
Spain, hss always denounced Cathol-
icism and the pope We continue TO
be unfortunate In our appointments to
the exsrtm 9 .tholic countries, but the
state department will learn in time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

ONEot the preatest victories of the
new administration has been Witness
Cd in Chicago. The Iuier-Ocean adj.
mlts that all the sppoin msnts there
are gooi cnes. Ifgood results are seen
IN Cht;ago, then can the Democracy
OF the country congratulate Itself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

vNBSRTAKER MERRITT's bill for tho
GRANT funeral Wa, only $4,000. It
mas been thought that updertskets
aud piumbars knsr 40 limit III the
making Of bills, bat this charge is 40
within the Bounds of reason that tho
country will not kick. 1t was fortu-
nate that Congress did not have to
bury the grea, man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
wEDS.EsDAY OCTOBER IA 1895,

JonN BnIGnT has taken the field in
Great Bri.ain for the Liberals. The
Tories may be expected therefore to
have bad attack of BRIGHr's disease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

MARCHING TOWARD n,

MARCHING TOWARD RouMELIA.
CoNsTAN1lNorLE, Olt, 10. - The
troops which formed the garrison o.
Solopica are marching northwsrd to-
ward the Roumelian frontier. The
Bllgari ana arc enti anched AZ Prestona,
IN Roumelia, near the Frontier,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

The danger from cholera this year
has passed, It seems. All honor IA due
the quarantine forces that have kent
tho nation 10 clear OF disease. with
pestilence TO the south OF us, post.
lonce to tho north OF MS, pessuenco to
tho cast and pestilenco to the
West osus, wo have yet escaped, and
tho Lard he prsisod Tor 1886.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14

NOTWITHSTANDING the election In
Ohio, he South is still prominent
element Of the Union. SHERMAN may
attempt to read us out OF tho Union,
but we are there, MoRIARITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-14
FOUND DEAD,

DouBLlS, Oct. IA rent warner
named Shehsn, was found dad on tho
roadside near ,frale, this moruiug, He
leit Ttalee NJ ntgh,-,al seemiugly il
good health and spirit,.