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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-04

This paper is printed with Geo. II. Morrill, &
Co, IS improved perfecting press news ink. 1t is
also used by all the principal newspapers in the
United States and Canada. Western Office, "a
and So Franklin street. Chicago, Iii.
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Free Extraction of Teeth

o'clock. F. B. Norris, dentist, corner Sew
enth and Wabasha streets, over drug store
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Auction.

In order to make change in the business, the
entire stock must be closed out at New York
aBzaaar, Seventh and jackson streets.
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Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best of supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office.
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W7ANTED-Active energetic and experienced
w Life Insurance men local and general
agents for the most popular life insurance organ
ization of the United States. With such, liberal
arrangements will be made. Call upon or ad
dress, Geo l.. VanHoesen, Manager, 33S jack
son street, ST. Paul. ....... 1888
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Paper books and briefs printed promptly and
with the best of supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office.
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Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best of supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, wAsHINs-
TON, D. c.. March 8, 10 p. m.-Observations
taken at the same moment of time at all stations
named
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! Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best of supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office
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Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best Of supervision at the GLOBE Job
Office.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Auction

Every afternoon at the New York Bazaar, Seventh
and jackson streets
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EoR sALE-A TeIlestabished cigar store on
A., IA, GLoBE Office. G3
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L1OR SALE-One copy each of the following
IL rare statutes of Minnesota from 1860 to
1877. j. j. Lemon, 31S Minnesota street. $3.50
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UTSCELLANEOUS.

IF the gentleman that exchanged coats at the
L capitol Monday through mistake viii return
the coat to the store Of Perkins & Lyons, Robert
street, where he will find MS own. So
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MONEY loaned on improved farms, furniture,
VI personal properly, etc. II. Rothschild,
Presley block. Office hours 8 to 10, to 9, to G..
G2-e3
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A good sick nurse can be found at Sc DeBow
"a street, third floor. 60-66
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FOE RENT:

LNOR RENT-The building, No. Sa1 Wabashaw
Il street, lately occupied by the DAILY GLOBE.
The building is in thorough repair. Apply TO j.
P. Moore, Merchants National Bank. 1O*
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.


State of Minnesota vs. William s. Trum-
bley; contempt of court; fined $40.
E. M. Dean VS.. st. Paul Harvester works;
case called and not enough jurors to proceed;
special venire issued.
Before Judge Brill.
Charles Dannerheimer vs.. Fred G. Miolin !;
goods sold; stricken from the calendar.
Elizabeth Savaie VS.. Augustus B. Savaille;
divorce; continued.
Probate Court.
Before Judge McGrorty.I
Insanity of John Rosenfeldt; to be heard
at u IN. to-day.
Estate of Matilda c. Miller; will admitted
to probate.
Municipal Court
Before Judge Burr.
W. Bradley, drunkenness; ninety days.
j. Thompson, larceny; sixty days.
Charles Cornell and j. Gilbert, same; con-
tinued to the 18th inst.
Thomas Sechad, vagrancy; thirty days.
NJ. Jacob, contempt Of court; continued
until to-day.
james Russell, embezzlement; continued
to the 10th.
James Kinney, drunk and disorderly; fine
of $50 paid.
Thomas Koran, larceny; continued to the
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RCO1riS.
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FININCII Al.
FOR SHE.

T DAMS on Life ms. Policies, l.. P. Van Nor
IL man, No. 245, 1st Ave- s. Minneapolis.
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E1oR SALE-Store and saloon with stock. and
IL 4 story house. Cheap for cash. Inquire
at drug store, corner Market and Third streets.
362-s9
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Males

WANTED-Two experienced men to canvas
w for the Domestic Sewing Machines in St.
Paul; will pay salary to good men who are able
to furnish references. IS West Third street.
1884
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MACHINERY.

T osT-A small package of silk; please refnrn
IL 10 Opera House box. 52-e3
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Fe2l1GTeS.

WANTED-A good girl for general house
w work in small family. Apply at 260 Rice
street. 36*
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23
is GORDON IlVlNG2

Yesterday Cairo cable gave brief
particulars OF a third victory won ut
kasala, by the garrison, over the
troops OF Ell MAHDI. Meagre rs is the
report the method OF the fighting IL
unmistakable; 1t is as characteristic an
mans handwriting. A master mind
Is conducting the defense of that last
citadel of Egypt in the Soudau. The
lighting forcibly reminds ono of tbs
desperate defense OF Sevastopol, di.
rected by tie renowned TopLgBRS.
when English, French, Sandman and
Turkish troops invested that Crlmean
fortress. In tho defense Il
Ka'ala is betrayed the forlorn
horolsm Of science at bay,
splendid mind endowed with immor-
tai courage, opposed to overwhelming
and brutal potentiality. 1t is tho hand
writing Of CHINESE GoRDoN. GuR.
DoN's tutor In war was ToDLEuEN. Iip
mado his maiden efforts as a director
OF engineers in effecting the approach
to Sevastopol. His tactics whom sur.
rounded by the Chinese Taipings were
after ToDLHDEN, and hls defense OF
khartoum was plagiarism OF
that lionine Russian. On Feb.
ruary 10 last THE HER
AID published the fall of Khartoum
and the particulars thereof. That
catastrophe occurred, however,, on the
10Th day OF January, q days previous.
On the 10th day OF February following
a terrible battle occurred al Kasala.
between the garrison and tho MADDEN.
dowwas, resulting in the death of
SHEiKs MoosA aud IsMARL FLArr,
the latter being the commander of tho
haddendowwas. A band OF friendly
shukoorees were approaching Kasala
with supplies OF dohn for the beloag-
ured garrison and these attacked the
Haddendowwasi in the rear, completing
the Victory OF the copts over their adj.
versarlos, aud the fsnatics flod toward
khartoum leaving on the plain 1900
dead, while che coptio garrison dl.
vided with their Shukooroo allies an
Immense spoil Of csmels, oxen, asses,
horses and arms. But the news of
this battle did not roach England un.
ui2O days after. Another attompt of
osman Digna against Kasala was
similarly met and rendered
abortive, with almost tho iden.
teal results and tho attempt
of the 10Th ultlmo, reported
yesterday morning, led to the capture
OF 1000 animals and all OF tho equip-
ments of the Arabian army. Kasals
IL midway between Khartoum ard
Massowah. II is 30 lsolated th.t a
month is needed to bring news from
there. II GENERAL GORDON, In u sullen
mood, angry at the GLADSTONE minis.
try,preiers 10 remain there, incog, eight
ing savagely his old foe, proudly dis
daining British aid, II is tho place to
carry out such scheme Of all places,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23
The BOOMING SOUTH.

No one, not even the most preju.
diced enemy of the South, can have
failed to note the magnificent eondi-
ton aud prospects of the Southern
States this year. While strikes and
labor riots nave been agltating the
Eastern and Middle States, while in
yestments there have been scarcely
noticeable and an era of industrial
depression has been complained of,
the very reverse has been the case Ia
this section. Labor aesms to have
been in demand and contsnted by
working at living wages, while invest
ments have been phenomenal in such
season OF general stagnation. While
other sections are failing to keep up,
some indeed falling far behind in the
march OF progress, the South has seen
no stoppage in her rapid growth in
manufactures, population, agriculture
and wealth. In her pride and pros
perity and strength she could laugh q
all other sections were she disposed TO
do so.
The figures published lately by the
Manufacturers Record, Of Baltimore
as to to the growth of manufacturing
investments in the South, almost stag
ger belief when tho industrial troubles
of other portions of the country are
considered. And yot they are doubt,
less about correct. The grand total
since the beginning Of the year is said
to reach nearly $4O,OOOOOO, distributed
as follows among the States.
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and of all men GORDON is capable OF
such method OF spite. He Is sui.
generis. The only thing ne
ever deigned to copy was war
and there he selected as a model the
strongest fighter that ever directed
artillery against human bosoms. A
reward offered for GoRDoN's body, of
10000, failed to bring it forward. Is
1t not reasonable that man so
rich in expedients of self-preservstion,
so used to the storms of war,
should-on finding treachery in his
Khsrtoum csmp-fly to faithful gar
rison only $50 miles away, on his
swift-moving, cushion-footed camel
that had borne him safely from
Assoun to the equator. from
Ell Obeid to Suakim. There
is no limit to possibilities whom COR
DON is in tho problen-even his exist
once Is possible.
Briefly stated, the theory offered
hero ia, that on the 26th day of last
January, when, on the entrance OF Ell
MAHD1's troops, GORDON disappeared
he mounted his camel aud fled to Ka-
ssla, arriving there just before the
attack by the Had lendowwas, which
was evidently part Of the force that
entered Khartoum on the 18th of jan
uary. The GordOnian method Of ag-
gressiye defense is apparent in tho
battle of February IS, in the May
battle and in the battle mentioned in
the dispatches Of yesterday
that Of the 10th ul5imo This
is not put forward except as a theory.
1t is merely suggested as strong
ground for inference in the central par.
ticular. GORDON may be dead, and 8
pupil Of his-one in his spirit-msy be-
the director of Kasala's defense. No
such man is known in tho annals OF
Soudan warfare, and yet such man
may be there. GORDON had such IL
man in his service but no certainly is
dead. He was GEssI.
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Every Meal isnT Trial

To the dyspeptic. Flatulence, heart.
burn, oppressive fullness OF tho stom-
ach, are the inevitable sequences OF
his use of tho knife aud fork. To say
OF him that no grstihes tho cravings
Of appetite would be genuine satire.
He only appessss Thorn. Ia relief OBJ
tainabl6p Certainly, and by the use
o. a pleasant as well a. thorough rem
edy, Hustottsr's Stomach Bitters. VIII
IL cure Immediately? Certainly motif
does not effect miracles. But 10 docs
give prompt and unmistakable relief,
aud will, If persisted in, produce an
ultimate cure. Not only does II i'm.
part relish TO the food, but promotes
its conversion by the stomach into
rich health and lstrength-sustaining
blood. Super-sensitlveness of The
nerves, mental depression and unquiet
stu nber, produced Ivy interruption OF
the digestive functions, arc also RENE
died 10y IL. II is tho finest preventive
and curative OF malarlal disorders,
and relieves constipation, rhouma.
tiem, kidney and bladder ailments and
liver complaint
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23
The New ESposI,lon.

NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-The City
Council last night exte~ dod the fran.
chlse OF the exposition railroad for one
year. The exposition management
will commence work at once ana finish
the passenger road 10 Canal street.
Major ~, A, HurEe hes oo,,
appointed by the hoard of
management rs special commissioner
10 Mexico to secure the retention and
enlargement OF the Mexican exhibit
and the services Of the Nexlcpn Hand
Tor the new exposition.
II. Campbell, OF Cincinnati, a we'll.
known railroad man, has been an.
pointed chiof OF Transportation by thn
exposition management.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23

THE GORDON Memorial fund now
amounts to over $4,000. What singu-
lar directions sympathy and generos-
ity take! Tho hero was cruelty for
saxon in the Soudan and given over to
Arabian cut-throats, but nov it is no
trouble to discover his greatness and
erect costly monument to his mem-
DRY. What recompense to an aban-
doned and foully murdered man Is
such 3 tribute az monument? That
cold shaft ought to DO q silent 1obuke
aud bring a blush Of shame 10 every
Br,ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23

THE Chicago Inter Ocean says Mr.
LAMAR wo Id like to be- back in the
Senate. The wish is father to the
thought. Many a Republican scamp
in and out OF the Interior Department
would 20 delighted to see him back in
tho Senate, but the secretary will worry
them for four years yet.
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Tone Of tho stnc, ni,rI.nt

NEW YORK, July %. Government
bonds duh, but firm.
Railway bonds very sctivo, but tho
principal business was confined, as
usual, TO sales Of West Shore iirsts
and Erlo seconds, The general market
was moderately active, sales being
336,19l sharos-a decrease from yester-
day of lS,3O0-and Jersey Central waS
the third most active stock on tho list.
IL oponod = higher, a. iOls, and rOso
during tho forenoon to Al, but yielded
again to 439S, the transactions being
generally in small lots Of trom 100 TO
800 shares. In the afternoon tho stock
was dull but strong until O'clock,
when IL had advanced 10 AZ,
In tho next hsll-hour II rose to A., hut
between thS. time aud o'clock
jumped to Az and closed ut that price,
there being difference at times of as
much az per cent. between two
consecutive transactions. The nd
vance as compared with lass evening
IL "a per cent, with sAleg Of only
81 ,i76 shares.
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Spain.


THE CHOLERA TALLY SHEET.
MADRID, July 22.-Incomplete re-
turns of the progress Of cholera in
Spain yesterday show q total of 1,752
new cases and 6S5 deaths. These In
cluded 10 new cases ard 0 deaths in
the city of Madrid, and As now cases
and 10 deaths in the province of Mad
rid; lG3 new cases and 50 deaths in the
city of Saragossa, and 49l new cases
and l43 deaths in the province of Sar-
agossa; 10 new cases and 4 deaths in
the. city of Segcvia, and SO new cases
and Is deaths III the prov
ince of Ssgovla; new eases
and five deaths in tue City OF Murica
230new cases and 60 1eathsi in the PROV
lnce Of Murica. Cases have appeared
in Huesca and Caceres.
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Gambling Cons MP In Chicago.

CHICAGO, July y. There was prao-
tically no gambling IN Chicago at a
little after midnight Last night, Tho
chief OF police had ordered al houses
closed and thors ia no doubt there
came nearer being no gambling at the
time mentioned than at any iurmor pc.
Rod for years. Well-known gamblers
said that superintendent Doyle sont for
one OF tho prOpriotors of each gambling
houae IN the city to moOt him during
the evening. lie told them they must
close up their houses that night and
Keep them closed. lie had no wish to
destroy their furniture, hut the place
that failed 10 comply promptly and
fully with his command would be-
rsidod and despOiled OF every vestige
ofprOperty 10 contained. Tho gamblers
ON returning To their places Eavo
orders 10 closG tho rooms, and telling
their employees what had transplred
paid them their salaries and dis
charged them. This IL the first time
the propriotors OF gambling houses In
Chicago ever discharged their help.
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as follows among the States:

The list OF enterprises includes some
thing of everything-1our, cotton and
wooden mills; tobacco factories in
Kentucky and Virginia; distillerios;
furniture, glass, carriage, boot and
shoe factories, tanueries; the
opening of coal and iron fields,
and in short, all enterprises TOR
the handling of the South's
raw products, giving employment
to thousands, enhancing real estate,
creating a larger homo market and
multiplying the volume OF money in
circulation.
But now comes another cause for
rejoicing and another harblnger of
great domestic trade and better times
in tbs assurances OF such crops as have
not been experienced for years. The
famous Overlooking of the Nile, bring
Ing generous crops and good cheer
upon its bosom from its remote
sources to the expectant people of
lower Egypt, dispensation hailed
and honored by fetes and all manner
OF rejoicing, has not been equelod by
tho kindness of the elements In the
South this year and plenty promises to
4 I 4so land with wealth and giadness.
n. IN ION cornucopia is ready 20 pour
ar a. zuperabuudance OF good things
and II p6stilence is kept from retchlng
our shores, tho year 1885 will DO re-
WONDERED in tho United States and
in no selection more gratefully than in
tho South.
These facts are not only guarantees
of present prosperity, but indicative
Of much grander development,
much greater accumulation of power
aud wealth, much more extended
industrial activity and growth, whom
the times elsewhere have become
easier and the season OF depression is
ended. In word, the Southern skies
arc bright and yet Frightening and tho
people over whom they bend so grace
fully and with such promise are OF all
peoplo in this now and Western world
to be heartily congratulated and en-
outraged to do yet more than they
have 30 far even attempted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23

Mr.. w. +. BRITTGNGfAH, an ok
perienced newspaper man, and for a
long time of the business department
of the Galveston News, has become
tho business manager of tho Fort
Worth Gazette. Mi. BRITTINGuA8f
Is ono of the most courteous OF gem
tlemen, a thorough going business
man, liberal and progressive, and per-
iectly familiar with all the ms and
outs Of journalism and newspaper
publication. THE HERALD congratu-
lates Mr. BRrrTINaHAM and tho Ga
zetto over tho arrangement.
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of the Afghan boundary question will
be reached in less than a month, when
the boundary cemmission will COM
mence their frontier duties. The
troops which arrived at Zulficar were
dispatched from Saratoff in April.
The majority of the Russian ministers
are having holidays. There Is be-
loved TO be no cauze for alarm.
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Auairin.
THE AMERICAN MINISTERIAL MATTE

THE AMERICAN MINISTERIAL MATTER,
LONDON, July 22.--Tho Standards
correspondent at VionnG says: Mr..
Lee will take charge OF the Ameri-
can legation here until autumn,
when oeW minister will
be appointed. Mr.. Francis will
present his letters of recall as soon an
tho Emperor returns to Vienna, and
will then 20 30 America. In the mean
time Ar. Kelley draws his salary.
THE GERMAN EMPEROR ARRIVES,
VIENNA, July 22.-Emperor William
has arrived at Gastien, whore he met
with an enthusiastic reception. He
was slightly fatigued from the journey
but was otherwise in capital health.
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GERMANY has evidently taken no
heed of our Arctic expeditions, or fan
cies We know nothing about liie in the
co Helds. Four expeditions toward tho
Pole are to DO sent out from Germany
next wiutor. Our recent experiences
in the "realms OF the Boreal pole"
have offsctually cooled our ardor for
scientific research In that direction.
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AMONG the possible and really val
uablo Investigations anticipated by a
Democratic House this winter Ia an or
quiry into the expenditures Of the
Navy Department whom RoAcu aud
CHANDLER were In charge. The latter
had better not say too many smart
things about Mr.. WHITNEY. Tho New
Yorker Ia rich, parts his hair in the
middle and wears Eyeglasses, but he
IL as far removed from the dudes as
any man in America and enjoys moth
ing 10 much rs fight. Ho may put
the New Hampshire statesman TO a
good deal OF trouble and world of ex-
plantations.
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Tho Cattle Troubl. stlu E,,.,,

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Onicials of
the War Department are of the opinion
that the trouble arising from tho pss-
sage Of cattle from Texas
through the Indian Territory
is not settled, Notwithstanding the
recent orders from tho War and In
terror Departments. Whom tho herds
roach the borders Of Kansas and Colo
rSdo renewed trouble Ia expected, be-
cause OF the bitter opposition of cattle
men who NAV fear that Texas cattle
are diseased
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THE Eastern Srstes are adding to
their Hat OF atrocloSs crimes, list
constantly presenting new develop
ments and lower depths in human do.
pravlty, the cruelest of all-child
stealing. A kldnsppsr of little
child and an assallant of tho honor of
women, ought TO DO treated alike, a
rope aud the nearest tree.
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Anglo-i,usslnp.
rREsm rRoPosAIs rRou RrssIl

LONDON, July 22.-Fsosh proposs,s
have been received from tho Russian
government concerning tho Afghan
frontier. eA@''
rnE ANoLo.TuRKisn ALLIANCE IDEA.
CoNsrANrlNoPLE, July 20. 49, TSe
Grand Nizior, IN an intorview with
Hobart Pasha, said ho recognized ~, ~
necessity OF Turkeys forming an ALI liz
anco With England, and declared the,
the conclusion OF such AN nliisnco
would DO much osslor now than Il was
nosL-coLoRED REPORT.
LONDON, july 22.-M. Bloowits lear =,
thst the opinion prevails at 81. Pstay
purs that q definite pacific concluSid
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Mr.. CLEVELAND was very unkind to
Mr.. HESpEIoRs Ia usurplng the lat
ter's fishing privileges. IL Is a custom
Of the country to allow tho vice presi.
deaf TO do all the fishing. ARTHUR
went out to the brooks, but then he
had no yioe-president. II the heir pre-
sumptive can't do the fishing for the
administration, truly will he become a
useless fifth wheel.
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IT is thought that the Christian Mis-.
sionaries next year will bs recalled
from such hopeful fields as Siam and
Burmah and Dahomey and be concen-
trated in London. Truly the harvest
Is plenteous in that modern Sodom,
but the reapers appear to be small po
tatees and few in hill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23

THE desire among American cltl-
zens to spend q season abroad is Illus
lin the number of applications at
the State Department for consular and
diplomatic appointments. Tho places
to be filled are about 500, while the sp-
plicants to fill them number 5000.
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THE recent rise In stocks in Wall
stree, without any appreciable cause
is said to have astonlshed oven the
bulls. When our Texas cattle become
astonished there is generally STAN
peie, but 30 far nothing of that kind
has occurred In Wall street. They are
aqueer lot of cattle any way in Wall
STRAIT