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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-08

y ORDINANCE LEVYING \ SPEC
~ isl sd yslorem tax ,or the fiscal year
lSS,. 20 pay interest upon and provide a sink
ing fund Tor tie Texas Pacldc Railroad
bonds
SECTION l.-Be i ordained By the City
Council OF the City % Dallas, that 'hsre shall
Dc, and = hereby levied, Tor the fiscal year
per ccltum on the assessed cash value o. al
pr perry, neal, personal ani mixed. Ia the
city % Dallas on the frst day o. January,
Isl, said tax % D. used % pay Interest upOn
and provide sinking fund Tor the Texas &
Pacific Esiroad bonds OF The City o. Dallas
stt 70 =, collected &C. provided BY the char
SIC. 2-That in!s ordnance take sfee,
from and amer Us passage
Approved May =, ISIS.
jobs Henry BROWN,
\ t.re copy. ". r. PAEEv, Mayor.
city Secretary.
A y ORDINANCE LENN4NG A SPE-
u c!al al valorem tax Tor the dscsl year
lssl 90 pay Interest upon sad provide q
sEcTI5S !. Be 5, ORDAINED by the City
Council OF the city % Dallas. that there shall
%, and j. hereby, levied. or the Gscal year
lsoo, special al yalorem TAX % cue.slxrh
y, % one per cen.um on The assessed cash
yalce otal prop -ty !u the city % Dallas on
TIE n; day o! January, ISIS said tax 20
sinking mud % the Dallas & WiShIia rsli.
rad bonds OF the city o. Dallas, and @ b.
city.
SEC . That this ordinance take effect
ON a-I ter H. passage.
Approves Nay y lSSl
JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor.
A trul COPY: v. L PAERT, Clty S=crgtsry,
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The Mircr

S no aatteref. Would you
make it tell 2 sweeter tales
Magnolia Balm is thecharm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
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ol ssoLuTIoN NOTICE.

n1LLGs, Tax. Jane /. IssS-Soilcs l. here
By given that the drm % Nuriock Bald
via u this day dissolved b. mutual COZ sent,
W. III, Auriock .iciiring, ". II. Baldwin
WI. MrRDocK.
". II. BALpgfS.
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rrAN1En LAnY AaENrs-Wl

" ANTED - LADY A6ESTs- Wi
w have the best selling line OF GODS iofl
sdy agents In America. II cons-s-s Of iht|
Queens Protector" Daisy Stocking sndI
Skirt Supporter, Shoulder Brace, Conb,nN|
Eair Bustle and Skin Supporter, SAFETY BetI
oSsameT, Sleeve Protectors, Dress shielh'
nd other goods ior ladies' and ehldrsnt1
ear. These goods are new devices, siSpA[
nd an agent can't fail 70 sell something I'
very house. We have SO agents mAkinl'
monthly. We have s., 8 and IS ouihn'
with either o. which an agent can make I'd
ent ykSe< Address With stSmp III
NAbpPtl % Nv ssvo<< ssrI
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window shades and lsce curtains
lower than ever a. Thompson Bros.
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Ladies, Misses Naa Chnsrea', straw HA.;
tBsnmSu's.
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Picknick and lunca baskets 3. Erb's.
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Pia !, y Rata ehA seassts
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rie.ures and :rame. 3. - Erb,a
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And that the heads o, each DEPARTMENT
shAl, de With the City Secretary, % OF D..
fore tie IA. Of each aud every month, q de-
tailed statement o. supplies required by their
dep srtme uis FOR ne curgent month.
Adopted Nay a. iss5.
A true copy: ". (. PARRY,
ITffw Era-nHa~V
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EOR sALE-A BLOCK OF GR0UND

TOR saba BLOCK or GROUND
L Containing over two acres, surrounded
by streets and situated In the heart OF the
city convenient 20 two lines street railway,
and within three minutes walk the post.
on the premises, that lows shout ~ eallans
% pure, clear water per minute, the year
round. Well drained. 4 splendid location
for ratatorium or bathing. estabE shment,
turing, or Tor any purpose where much pure
water i required. Price reasonable and
terms 20 suit purchaser. For further ilfor-
nation, apply % MURPHY BoLASZ, Real
Estate agents, is Main street. fuu2-lm
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Il 10 3elf-eFldert tnst n ,bvsI-t.- IA
gAEle1lsr attention 20 elAss al - !s.agi.tA
treat skill, and physicians IN regslsS 49, 49,
~ ever tas country knowing thls 5-Ig.1 5.ss.
s. Sbs,l eSses 70 me oldest o.ce IN An-s
% Ane ,se proved good rer1e,IisIss' y ~ :,
tset and countries are gssd. vhSIs 80 =
~ for once puTPos an All are t-ssts -
"a. 70 70 a. r e. xs manner; "a ESova
SSunt o. the great Number s---f-.,,o.1 II
GrFes are kspt Tow, often l5we- rs N -
esaoed oI Others. II yoz szeare tSs sS,tl n y. ~
s.ss2Ssey snd perfect life e1re. thas & -
y fny address free. = T~as3t ~
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EOR SALE-15x,yO FEET, EAST OF THE
II Central railway or Sim street; house o.
10 rooms, neatly furnished, cisterr and well.
with concrete walks and rsge flowers House
Is Two stories high AID .r the hes. % coudl-
ton with all modern c0uyc-ieuces: also
SXln feet on Mair stree. sdio'nluE the
above; good house % rgous. This whole
% SIMPSON s HCyFMAS, 81 Z IN street.
rrsyS-tf
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IVANTED-BN HUGHES BROS, ONE
W Thousand bushels OF blachberTies for
making blackberry cordial. Must be thor
oughly ripe. Parties having them ior sale
please co-resl pond With the above drn.
= q -.
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TOR SALE OK kAChANGE-HA ALI N.
It teresj In the Ielmouico and Board OF
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
N the city; will take Cne-Calf cash and one
hal! 10 city property; this is offered Tor 80
days only, Apply 20 SIMPSON & HUFFMAN,
81 Kim street. mays.f
EOR SALE-OSE SALOON COCNIER
i and bar shelving, ice box and screens,
cheap. Apply 10 SIMPSON & HUFFMAN, 81
Kim street, mays II
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EOR SELE.

Tor sALE-ICE Factory C0MPLETE
! Masking three tons per day, Address
DR.. j. FRANK, Terrell, Texas. for Terms.
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TOR sALE-5Nlp FEET CORNER OF
Il Main 1n1 Calll streets, house % 8
rooms elsie-r, shade trees els. = rarg da-.
gain offered lD This property. Apply 20
SINgs1N Is ECFTNAF - r ~ street.
EJR SALE Or ENCHASGE-HOCs
II and = acre oi land 90 Oreeuvi,le, Hurl
ccCliy, Texas; house roou-s, c.s;ecc, stable,
hen house. Yard vel seq iu grass aad laid
Oh .n walks; choice shsublsry and select
fruit. We 0fe- t.is property cheap Tor cash,
or viii exchange Tor IKE properly iu Dallas
Apply TO SIMPSON & hCEFNAS, 3. Kim
LOE SALE-i.r ACKEs OF LAND MAR
It Longs Lake; loGsei Of S rooms; price
low dow and ;estus easy. Apply 20 SKIP.
SOY & HCTEZAN, 81 Elm street
LOE SALE-iDoylA FEET. CORNER OF
II Live oak and Affair street . eo0f
houses. vel and stable. This j. good prop
eriy, For price and terms apply 10 SIwg-
soy HuFFNAN. ~ Elm street.
EOR CLUBHOUSE AND LOT on ROSS
Il avenue; house has 8 nouns, 20; iltNl7l
feet, vel and barn and an abundance OF
naive shade irecs Apply - SIMPSON &
hCfFNAN, ~ Elm street.
EOR SALE-FARM or 80 ACRES :
It miles northeast Of Dallas on the Green.
VILE ru1t; 100 asyes IN cultivation. re
IiaiDter iu pasilre, house ofi rooms and out
no1ses; ore hard, runuing water and fse
wood on the place. The best prQpoTiloned
and cheapest farm On Dallas cnlntv. Apply
- stNFsoN HrfFMAN. 81 Elm street.
NOTICE = ALL PEKSONS HAVING
~ claims against The estate % l. II. MI.
Ter, deccaset, VIII please present same a
store lSsi Kim ID the next ln davs. iun1.iw
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L'OR sALE-A NUMBER ONE SADDLE
Il and harness horse also !uup-sest bug
- a-i harness, good as new. Apply 70
SIMPSON & HUFFMAN, 81 Elm -. mayo-tf
DOR sALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
L terms, three OF the dnest cottages In the
city; new and very dssirably located. En.
qu.re 81 the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
-nayio-2nO r NJ PAGE
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EOR sALE-HOCSEH0LU FURNITURE
Il o. SIX rooms, cosEer Jackson and Asari
streets rasyl7.t.
LOR SALE-WE HAVE A FEW SEC-
II ou1 hand gins aud engines, ir good r.
pair, which We are closing on. az very low
hErres BowsEs & LExcS, a, tie old stsHd.
ruag- $50
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Tor SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE .
i lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
them, for g small payment In cash, balance
on long time. We guarantee this property
% y lower than ans Ike property offered Ii
Dallas, and can recommend i % workmen,
mechanics and Others desiring 10 secure
homes on the easiest possible terms. SNIP
son < HUFFMAN, 81 Elm street. S3-tf
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NJ ANTED-LADY AGENTS - NOVEL.
w ties In Ladies' and Childreus' wear.
over 40 new designs. Nothing like them. Sell
as fast as shown. over l,Clg agents make 500
monthly. Address, with stamp, (. Il. CAMP
BELL s Co.. South May street, Chicago.
ru4ycl-1E.-ars
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W ANTED-IJ 5TONE-CUITERS WANT.
W ed 10 work On courthouse, Seymour, Bay
lJr county; wages $50 Per day. SCION &
LASDE, Contractors. junl-ivr
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PRINCIPAL Osiee. ssi Main St.. LOUISVILLE, KF
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NATANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAL En-.
~ dowment Association will give good ane
profitable employment 10 experienced insr-
ance solicitors. Address J. 5. DAUGHERTY,
President, Is Main street, Dallae, Texas.
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A y ORDINANCE 10 WIDEN BRYAN

JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor.
4 true copy: ", r PAERY. City Secretary.
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As ~ y ~ 81 spY 8 90 ssH Is: S Sig
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
COMMUNICATED.

Verify are Promises Like Pie Crust.
Editor Morning NetoS-DEAR SIR: WHY
doesn't George Washington turn over in his
grave? 1t must be that his spirit does not
'catch on" TO the newspaper advertisements.
/ wanted new suit OF Clothes the other dav.
SO just overhauled the columns of the NEWS
to spot my man, rs 10 were. decided to visit
al. One man said he had 10 move shortly and
price was no object. / looked at his clothes
and a suit Of them would certainly have made
no (presentahlc) object Of me. The next man
felt very sorry for the public, and offered to
give away clothes almost. looked at his
suits. III give you my word that be- scifI Aqge 10
gre them array lthc expects 70 get rid of them
Last of all, dropped in on Simon MITCHELL
the man with the BIG ARM. az lJg Broughton
street. ready for the old story, but was dis
appointed.
gotSuited there. found his fine Clothing
nearer "custom made" than ANYTHING [ ever
saw in savannah, aud As for "a tit. ANYTHING
that doesn't ht will be made to Gt at his ex-
pcnse; aud as for price, his figures are away
below those Of the so-caled "slaughgering
prices of other houses.
Mr.. Mitchell told me that he does not intend
20 carry over any stock, audlf he treats every
customer as he treated me, he 3c0nt hare
eH0WVh sf0ck ~ h,St him ont this se0sou This
b no buncpmbe, as you can prove by calling
on him. Respectfully, JupsON ARMAND.
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
Six Races Run at Monmouth Park Before
. Fair Crowd.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 16.-The at
tendance at the Monmouth park races
to-day was fair. The events were as fol
lows:
FIRST RACE-Free handicap; weepstakce;
one mile. 1t was won bY Choctaw, with
Herbert second, and Detective third. Time
l:44.
SECOND RAcE-Tyro stakes, for 2-year- olds;
maiden allowances; three-quarters OF mile.
Portland, Salisbury and Electric made q
splendid run nearly all the way IA the order
named, but just at the finish Electric took
second place, Portland winning, with Salls-
bury third. Time 1904. After the finish
MIR. Pincus was Missed Tor the delay in start
ing and the poor start.
THIRD RACE-Barnegat stakes, for 2-year-
olds; selling allowances; ore and nan
miles. TIE struggle at the finish resulted IL
Goano winning, with st. Augustine second,
and katrine third. Time 2:40A.
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap sWeepstak es;
one and three siKieenths miles. Jack OF
Hearts won, with East Lynne second, and
Conkiing third. Time 2:05.
FIFTH RACE-FOr3-ye Olds and upwards;
selling allowances; three quarters OF a mile.
Error won, with Fellow Play second, and
Cricket third. Time 1917.
sixth BACE-Handicap steepechase over
the short course. It was won by Puritan,
with Rory O'More second and Rose third.
Time 3:lS15.
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BACON.
Esruoual.
REMOXAL.

THE once Of the MUTUAL GAS LIGHT
COMPANY has been removed from lis TO 10
rryan s'r.'ot
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GEoRGIA's LEGISLATURE.
Anti PrOhIbitiOnists Introduce an I'm
pOrtapt Amendment.


portaDt Amendment.
ATLANTA, July 16.-In the Senate to-
day a message was read from the Gov
ernor, accompanied by the report Of
Messrs. Miles a. Horn, the contractors on
the capitol, setting forth the additional
cost the substitution OF Georgia granite
or marble for oolitic limestone would en-
tail. The report makes the cost Of the
change $2O4O0O. The report was ordered
printed.
IN THE HOUSE.
In the H9use to-day the whole day was
devoted to the discussion OF the general
local option bill. Seventeen amendments
were offered and voted down. AT noon
Mr.. Bartlett offered an amendment to the
fifth section allowing -prOhibitiOnlsts
the aame privilege as prObibitionists in
the matter OF calling elections. The sec
ton, it is claimed is drawn entirely in
favor Of the prohibitloni5ts, giving them
power TO hold another election,
If they lose The first contest, and making
the result. if II goes in their favor, final.
The amendment seems 10 strike a popular
chord, and may, if voted down, increase
the vote against the bill, while the belief
prevails that the bill will go through the
House BY a good majority unless sent!-
ment underROes a change. In the Senate
it is believed that the bill will be strongly
fought on account OF its illfberal prOyls-
visions.
Mr.. Davidson presented a strong
memorial, signed by 20 leading firms and
manufacturing companies of fertilizers,
asking that bill to re-estabish the State
Geological Bureau and continue the State
survey be passed. The memorial was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
The General Judiciary Committee made
a report favorable to the passage of the
bill authorizing the OrdinaTies Of the
State to issue fl. fas. for fees and costs,
and to prescribe for the direction Of re-
turns and the enfnrcpment OF the same.
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HOUSING LoNpoNs roOK.

The Provisions OF Lord SslIsbury's Bill
on the Subject Made Pubic.
LONDON, July 16.-The text of the bill
to improve the housing of the poor of
London, prepared by the Marquis of Sails
bury. has been given to the public. The
measure provides that in the construc-
ton of wOrkingmen's lodging-h0uses in
London and its suburban and rural dis
tricts the compulsory condition shall be
that in leasing unfurnshed houses a
guarantee be given that the dwellings
shall be placed in a reasonably fit condi-
ton for human babitatiou. The bill con-
templates the removal of Millbank, Pen
tonville and Cold Bath Fields prisons,
and the devotion Of their sites to the con-
structiOn of wOrkingmen's dwellings.
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SOUTHERN PROSPERITY.
$36,534,Ooo PUT IN NEW ENTER
PkESES IN SIX MONTHS.

a Wide Diversity OF Business Repre-
ssnted by the observation-disclosures
Heads the List of Southern States
with S1O,02I ,OOO-GeOrgIa Gets 81
5SO.OOO-A Promising Outlook for the
Fall.
BA1rDoRE, July 16.--The Baltimore
Manufacturers Record will publish to-
morrow its semi-annual review Of the
South's industrial growth, giving the
name, location and the character of bust
ness Of all enterprises organized in that
section during the first half of 1850, show
ing that Notwithstanding the general de
preston in business there has been great
activity in the South in the organization
Of new industrial enterprises.
WIDELY DIVERSIFIED.
There is also a wide diversity of new in
uustrles, including iron furnaces, foun-
dries ana machine shops, steel works,
cotton seed oil mills, cotton congresses,
fruit canning factories, -four, saw, plan
ing and grist mills, factories for manutac-
turing carriages and wagons, agriculfu-
raj Implements, sashes, doors and binds,
shuttles, tobacco, ice, fertilizers, furnl-
ture, stoves, wire fences, soap, etc, glass
works, gas works, etc., and marble and
slate quarrying companies, and com
panles to mine coal, iron ore. gold, silver
mica, natural gas, oil, etc.
THE MONEY INVESTED.
The total amount of capital, including
the capital stock of incorporated COM
panes represented by the new enterprises
organized in the south during the last six
months, and in the enlargement of old
plants and rebuilding Of mills destroyed
by fire aggregates $36, 534,0 eco, divided
among fourteen Southern States as fol
lows: Alabama $3.5S0, 600, Arkansas 500
900. Florida $4,000. Georgia $3.50, 600,
Kentucky $10,69l. 600. Louisiana 81 ,407,-
GOO, Maryland S4G3S,O00, Mississippi
S41G 600. North Carolina 81 OBS, 600 South
Carolina $427, 900. Tennessee $l,S02 600,
Texas $l3l9,G00. Virginia $2,OOS, 600, West
Virginia So, 532 600.
A PROMISING OUTLOOK.
The outlook for business in the South is
now very promising. Rarely, If ever,
have the prospects for growing crops
been more encouraging at the South than
at present. Every indication points 10
magnificent corn and cotton crops-the
largest ever produced while for rice,
sugar. fruits and vegetables 1t is quite as
gratifying. With abundant crops pro-
duced at low cost, with railroad, manu-
featuring and mineral interests steadily
improving the South bids fair to enter
upon an era Of great prosperity this fall.
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Representative Barrys Bail Bonds
Made to Aggregate S12 900.

Representative Barry's Bail Bonds
Made to Aggregate S12, 900.
EAST SAGINAW, MICH, July 16.-Rep-
.resentative Barry was arrested this morn
ing upon two warrants charging him
with melting conspiracy at the mills of
james Patterson and Eaton, Potter IL
iCo. He was held to bail in
So coo IN each case, which he furnished.
Sic is now under four charges and $4,000
bail. The mill Of Tyler d Son, at Crow
island, started up this morning with d
|full force. Virgins, Cooper ~ Co. were
expected to start up their mill, but their
men were afraid to go to work.
BLINN's BAIL.
ID. c. Bhnn, of Bay City, who was
arrested and taken to Saginaw City last
evening, was arraigned this morning, and
bail was fixed at $4,000. He has thus far
been unable to obtain it.
INCEN DIARIsM BETRAYED BY A BOTTLE.
BAY CITY, Mich, July 16.-At 4
o'clock this morning an incendiary fire
broke out III the lumber piles of 5. G.. III.
Gates. 1t was checked with slight loss.
The docks contained $1,000, 900 feet Of
lumber. A Kerosene bottle was found at
the point where the IRE started.
McLean's mill started again this after
noon at 10 hours per day with full pay
until further orders. These are the same
terms as when running before.
ALL QUIET AT BAY CITY.
BAY CITY, Mich, July 16.-Eyery-
Everything was quiet and orderly thts
morning. J. r. Hal's shingle mill started
up with a full crew at ten hours a day
and a corresponding reduction in wages.
THE CLEVELAND MILL STRIKE.
CLEVELAND, o., July l6.-The Cleve-
land Rolling Mill Company give notice
that their works will be closed until all
the employees on strike express a desire
TO return TO labor. The company asks for
police protection for the men who may be
employed in the meantime in the ship
'ment of the material on hand. The Poles
were drilling to-day.
GLASS BLOWERS STRIKE.
CUMBERLAND, Md, July 16.-The men
employed in the works Of the Warren
Glass Company in this city, struck dav
or TWO ago because two appren-
tees were put to work blowing
bottles. The foreman explained that
the rules Of the union allowed him
TO employ bows as he pleased aud the men
were satisfied, but the company refused
10 allow the two ringleaders to return 10
work, and the whole force refused to 90
in. The furnace fires were drawn to.
night, and the company will hunt for new
men.
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ANNAMIrE ooNTRITION.
The Princes Return to Hue and Order
Submission 10 the French.

The Princes Return to Hue ana Order
Submission 10 the French.
PARIS, July lG.-Gen. DE Courcy tele-
graphs from Hue as follows:
IAN the royal Princes have returned TO
Hue. They assembled at the French
legation, and designated ThoXman. the
Kings uncle, as regent until the King
return. The Kings mother returns with
the Kings wiyes. A new council has
been formed Of ministers favorable 10 the
French. The former Minister Of War is
prisoner. The regent has issUcG "A pro-
clamati0n which commands the officials
Of Amman and Ionquin TO restore order,
10 punish the rebels, aud To- assist the
French. Thuyet and the troops are In
excellent condition"
The Senate has ratified the Tien Tsin
treaty.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
Mo Smhmarine CahIe I'm.

LONDON, July l6.-The submarine ca
bic bill, against the passage OF which the
American Telegraph, the Commercial
aud French Cable Companies and Sic
Minis Bros. have petitioned the House OF
Lords, provides for the carrying into eff
feet the International convention for the
protection OF subm arine cables. The Pc
titioners also ask that they may be heard
by counsel against the bill.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-17
A CYCLoNE IN pAKorA.

one Man Carried Forty Rods by the
Wind aud His Neck Broken.
SIOUX CITY, IA, july 1G.-Speclols
rom Dakota points show that the storm
Of last light was very severe at Highmore
and Holabird. There was a regular CIV.
clone at the latter town, the place being III.
gsost torn 10 pieces, butnO lives were lost.
A. p. Reed, a grain dealer Of Miller, was
killed 10y lightning. +. y. Thompson was
carried forty rods by The cyclone and had
his neck broken. Fifteen houses were
blown 10 atoms IN Hlghmore.
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Tho Budgcts Second Rcading

LONDON, July lG.-The budget was
read the second time inthe House OF Com
mons this evening. Sir Hugh Chders.
late Chancellor of tho Exchequcr. said
that Notwithstanding the previous vote OF
the House, be WAS confident. that beer,
wine and spirits oughtto be subject 20 a
higher tax. lie denied that the revenue
from them bad been decreased. and eX-
pressed his belief that they could be made
70 nrOauee Lmlly LO.OnO.0ln n-r Year.
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MADRID, July iG.-The negotiations for
commercial treaty with America have
been revived. Mr.. Foster insists
upon the settlement OF the claims
OF the Americans for the indemnity
due under the award Of the Washington
arbitration commission and "a more exact
iulhllment Of the protocol Of February.
PCS, which the Spanish authorities in
Cuut are eyaliDg.
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Hall Of Pulaski Council No. 1913, X. A.
regular meeting of this Council viii be
held THIS friday EVENING, at O'clock
GEO. ". HAUPI, Il.
CLARENCE S. CoENRRAT, Secretary.
Hall of Jasper Council No. 10, Fl. {.
Irregular meeting of this Council will be
held THIS friday EVENING.
W. 4. GUERARD, i.
CLARENCE S. CoNNERAT. Secretary.
$prriyl gIotiren.
NOTICE.
Chatham Real Estate and Improves
ment Company.
The office of above Association Will be
Opeued for business between the hours of 10
A. N. aud P. N. and 1880 and P. NJ, st 100
st. Julian, one door west of Whitaker street.
Loan Blanks and copies of the Constitution
are now ready and can be had on application.
NJ. }. SOLOMONS, President.