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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

Bccycs--Corn fed range from - To &c per
pound.
Grass .fed-2id3ic.
Muttun--t hoicc, ga PIE.
stock cattle-The prices In stock cattle vary.
according To locality where raised. We quote
different localities as follows:
Panhandlc-Strictly first class ycarlings, per
head, Sl5 OOU III 90; two year Odds $40 GOA ~ 90
COWS and calves, $50 %.
Western reNas-lcarlings, 81 OOd Il %; two
year olds, SIS GOA ID 90; cows and calves, S2j %
% 26 %.
Central TeNas--Ncarlngs, 00d 10 %; two.
wear olds. SIS OOG "a ~, cows and calves sl3 ~
% - o.
southern TcNas-lcarlings, ~ O0dQ %; two.
year olds, Sls Cd IL 90; cows and calves, 80 ~
td22 90
Eastern TcNas-lcarngs 50 OOd7 %; two.
year olds, so 0Odl2 90; COWS and calves, SIS %
IA 20 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
|oy CHANGE.
...a Dull Yesterday and
PEN A. Sear the Lowest
I Prices r OF the Day
vere Unsettled, wheat
h" ',,..,,sy and Corn Lower
|" cotton was Dull
rISAScIAI.

Iuly 20. - Government
IT, average business in rail
n. and prices are generally
market continues fa'rly
H. Two leading stocks and the
n. from day to day
4 ,,y wide TO furnish
Ic 1sr., market in those stocks.
Pug Kan few features of interest,
n y ~ to-day's operations other
No whole list was weak
EARNING and strong later
l nV' the upward movement
y Inc Vanderbllts. The gen
e.necially strong during the
~ and the market closed, as
WI y near the highest quotations
N MONEY.
to,y M-Nloncy, on call, easy at
h, , y mercantile paper i05' for
- mllct at = ~ for slNty days
III demand. ,
iuly W.-Ncw York sight y 00
! y, nNrcmlun bankers sterling = Si
STOCKS,
t,lv sg--Thc following were the
Pth, ~ a;,niatlons Mt the New lWk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
Missouri Pacific Railway.

Direct route East via ~. Louis Two trains
daily between II. Louis and san Antonio with
out change. At Kansas City Union Depot
passengers for Kansas. Colorado, New Mexico
aud California connect with Express Tralus for
all lines, At AtchlsOn connection Is made with
Express Trains for all points In kansas and
Nebraska, At Omaha connection Is made with
all lines leading to the North and West. Su
pcrOr accommodations, fast time. Pullman
Palace Cars run through 81 Louis via Scdalia
daily For maps, time tables, rates, etc. call
ON or address any OF the Ticket Agents, or
II. T.. HUGHES
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
H. W. MCCULLOUGH
Gen. Pass. and Ticket A'gt, Galveston, Ten.
j. u. LlSk,
Agent. Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
Galveston.

GALNEsToN, TEN, July 29.-Spot closed
duh.
Gross receipts 10 bales; sales none: cN-
ports none; shipments cOastwlsG bales; stock
9la bales.
Ordinary SEE; good ordinary 9lc: low mid
ding vac; middling 9jc; good middling lOlc;
middling fair lOac.
Futures opened steady, ruled quiet became
firm aud closed easy, . TO points higher.
Total snlcs 5On hnips
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

a. y dozen. brilliant oil. bblr, lie; Euplon
do, 2Ic; do 20 cases 50 %; brilliant, as eases
y %; do, l.l2 cases, - -
Flour - standards ROYAL patent, 81 - per
bbl sacks, 81 10 per 100 n No. Texas per
100 lbs, - ~; No. 2 - IS No. 3 - ~: Corn
meal per bushcl zoe; Iommy aud grits. per
bbl., - 80; Oatmeal, per half bbl., - IS;
cracked wheat, per ~, Gc, Crackers. \ soda &c .
MN soda. SIC; cream, sic; ginger snaps, he
lemon creams, he.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

In ~, TFFTITIT y.
GUY ss,-Flour-Dnll and IN
/. dc,i,sneah ana unsettled. sold of &c early,
N: ini, ard closed &C. higher than
\. rla. W Sc, closed SIDE: August
b: tle,'t SIC September sg3 dgOfe,
-firm XVI u 9ic, closed g!ic.
u cln.,.dS' i'iN' hut declined 10 toward
Ily a. Nh, 10 y under yesterday; cash
wv closed iGc August i5la
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, July 29.-spot closed dnll in
buyers favor.
Ordinary 10. lid; good ordinary sid low
midding sgd mddling uplands sgd; middlng
orleans : o. l6d,
Total sales, 1000: american 5000,
Imports, 2OO0; American, 500.
Futures closed barely steady with but little
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
New York.

NEW YORK, July 29--spot closed nmer, / Ice
higher.
sales 40 bales.
Ordinary sj-l8c: good ordinary 99.l6c; low
middling l0ic; mlddlng lC 9.l6c; good mid
dlingi0ic; lniddling fair II 5l6c
Futures closed easy, to II points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

NEW ORLEANS, la, July 29.-Spot closed
easy.
Ordinary 1870; good ordinary j-l9c low
lmiddling loo: middmg 10 3 Ice; good mlddling
l'l0lc: middling fair II Lie.
Sales 775 bales.
Futures closed quiet but steady, to 6poInts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
RATES.

The Central onicc. on application. win fur.
nish subscribers messenger boys Ia run on
crrands, charging for the service OF messenger
30 cents for the ilrst half hour; for each al.
ditional half hour. or fractional part thereof.
10 cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
LOCAL MARKETS.


Mat. .,,,,,. ,,,,rod hama mic, sugnr. rurcd
f,' ~, hnrt ricar hnrnn 5gr.
.hnr, ,.i"sr dp% s,it IL, Meats Of Mi kinds eX
, cu",t mi hi,,6nr ''' 80
Esb uarE"rei lOH kits M. l. 81 10: No 2
>, M III, MI &, i a M. M } X 10. white
~ w I m'i hnif. mi a sO! M ) 81 ~: dried
hcrr,in,,. nor hoy Io,,. cotl Ash sle'
1T 1Inrcns ~ ion cnns sc. oOh ems
AZ. 4. i1i, rans 10 i,h cans sIc. - cans. DC.
on, aV% ,"m,i io, "a. e,,,nnn,vder No ZOE
sn,,,r line mo,vdared hhIs slc. do hall. bbls
,isiann ,,,,,nii,latSL ~. standard T. lie
chnIc, y,hits H. Yellow clarified a.
pi,a :" 4 nuisinnn M Z, 7r
nj, 1919, ~, M II anal Al. fine I'm boqs
az In fai NM, barrels - 10: pockcts
gloil ,''"'' -" "''' 'NYF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

"A II NA ONLY. A qrbh, Permanent Cnrr for Los,
~ w h MN Manhosl, Debility. Neryousne.a, Weskhs.,.
#VtU r W@ Noqnsckery. lndlspataba Proofs Bopa Wy
WWN NJ n " mail. 4, 10 cents, unseaei. FREE.
ERIE MEDICAL IN. BUFFALO. NY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
st. Louis.
PRODUCE.

MIs, July 29,-Flour-Stcady family
"a choice - 9jd4 o. fancy - 5Od , 90;
~ l5dj 20.
|f-Nery unsettled and quiet: advanced
~ under an urgent demand, then de-
Nlin partially recovered and finally
20 Il above Yesterday; No. > red cash
'Yuly @lc August 9Sid ! OOl, closing at
september II OOid OH, closing at II 0Ol
h 1. red cash SSld sSlc
"a I'm early, but became fraction
~ closed a fraction under yesterday,
~ cash and July, which were higher;
'HNed cash I20 i24c; August 42ld 42lc;
~ " i9ic; October 4lic,
"A irn but dull; No. mixed cash -
gust @lc; September Isle.
eal-Oull at q 25d2 75
'1firm and unchanged.
#->teady at u 10.
PROVISIONS
HUI good demand.
"a 10 5od 10 Is.
nominal
1snl.s,.-,l.ong clear $ 20; shortribs s. 81;
n rLong clear IS l2l short rib 50 IS
pr clear 50 G0GB 20.
~ 5Od II 80.
IA AFTERNOON HOARD.
Il 10 lc lower.
nchanged.
~ sales.
ID LIVE NrOCK.
hecelpts 5000; supply mostly of grass
Me SLOW and weak; all prices are
hade native shipping steers a ia
aet steers - iOdi so. mixed lots - Is
T aers and feeders - 25G4 80: grass
MO 10; cows 5! 5OG30O.
4 eecelpts $500; active and higher at
receipts 200 quiet; only best grades
,nut'on range stuff and stockcrs - on
cl !" choice muttons - 1913 ~ Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG ladies

o and Y Worth s.. New 70
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
AN WORCESTERSHIRE OVER
SIGHT.

Whom q greatmsnufactiug establish
ment rs looking out for locs lily for
branch, or a railway surveying corps
Is in tho fold, or tho representatives
OF u foreign syndicate are prospecting
with view to investomont, orrailwsy
offices, shops or headquarters are to no
located, tho onterprlslng citizens Of
every considerable town or wide
awake locality vie with each other In
raising money, procuring vohicl.s,
spreading banquets, making speeches
and otherwise showing attention TO
those prominent strangers In order
that advantages may bo seen and Az.
preoiatod and the various Inducements
for location DO known and on,er-
tanned. This Is all commendable
enterprise, for such an influx
as is sought brings increased
population, capital, activity, pros
perlty and strength, Not 10 seek such
additions In u city ia q fatal, IL no
criminal mistake, and the result IA
seen In stagnation OF business, a super.
abundance OF labor, grass In the
streets, "hard timesn and the growth
OF somo go-ahead rival.
But TO court and hunt at great trouble
and expense only these Weather and
stronger additions to our population
and business In but poor policy. There
are other classes that must DO sought,
other kinds OF people and cnternris'
to DO courttd, and local ihoraliiy Rn,
waichiulness, 10 be completely suc
oessfu In bensnllng a city or 70 ton
must know no distinctions. Mech ,u
les, farmers, trsdesmon, all the man
kinds of people and labor that 60 &
swell the population and volume Q
TRADE aud wealth OF community, ar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

4 argg Zinc of HAn1-scwed Low Quar-
ter y cuch Kid shoes IN oxford strap Ties,
low bu,torcd onl all the fashionable toes
$3.50; Tegularprlce, $50.
ono lot Machine sowed Low quarter
Shoes, sgno styles and shapes as hand
sew1d, 40 Sc 50, SO ana So 90; among them
arc worth iL5) and e
one lot OF Mems Low Quarter Shoes al
81; reduced from Sl.5O.
one lot Calf Bro ans, which are to be
closed at L25 fully worth 81,
one excellent quality OF Sewed Kip Bro
gans at ~; cannot DO bought elsewhere for
less thanS}.
One lot U0nl-s5w5d French Calf Button
Shoes at $780, regular price s. 80.
One lotof Calf Eana-sewcd Congressand
button Scotch Edge, at 60; former price
$3.50.
one 10. Buckle AloN, is same quality as
above, ct 81; former price $3.50.
one lot French Calf Hand-sewed Com
gross, are rubber top, perforated nstep, at
81; former price 81. This is splendid shoe
for wca and comfort,
one lot of genuine Alligator Congress
sh o3, at 81; former leo 50 50.
Especial attention is directed 20 line OF
| Gents Calf Shoes IN Buttons, Balls and Con,
sreSs Hand-seved at Tho low price Of so
TIN sc goods are new and the best value
ever offered.
We carry a large line OF Gents Shoes in
all styles, varying at all prices from SL5.
upwards.
Alo. OF Boys Low Quarter Shoes in But
tons, Ties, etc. at 7jo to 81 which are worth
/ 81 9jtoSt.j0.
In Ladies' shoes We olcc special Induce
merts,
4 lot OF Ladies' French Kid, Mat Kid
tops, H0nd-scwed shoes at $3.50, reduced
from s.; thl, Is an elegant shoe for woar
A lot of Ladies' French Kid Hand-sewed
with common sense heel at S. IS; this price
Is only good for one week.
Especial attention la directed TO n large
LOT of ladies Kid Buttonsd and Laced
sho y, especially selected for this sale, al
SIS, $3.50, 81 80, and 50; these goods or,
just hel OF thclr value
A lot Of French Niu ruH.. sol. ..rne
we oner at IA9j, which Is our regular s.
shoe.
In Cur Kid, same style, ana win wear n,
we rs French Kid, at $3.50 REDUCED
from "a
Asplcndld value in n e Cur Kid Buttonet
Shoe, equal to any We can offer y,u at . so
At l.jO u similar quality and style, which
Is good value at So
A lot of Red, Blue and Maroon Coloret
Opera slippers at 81; original price 81.
Ia Chlldrens' Shoes We rre Offering ex
tro ID nary bargains, We have not suf
Il lent 8. ace to cnumerate the man!
kinds. II il an established fact that VIVA
we advertise we offer.
The DDS ARE always on exhibition Il
each ( their dcpar menis as adver ised, W
never deceive our customers When good
are not as rsprcSe ted we make gooi ou
promise by rcmndlng the money or satisf
you in,ome OF er way
To our Farmer and workingmen friend
we would especially remark that at q
times VIC carry full line OF such goods q
they require,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
Boots aud l08S Boys CI0Ililg!

Lot MOL consists OF % Childran's all
wool Knee Pant Suits, all ut 500, None
inthis lot worth less than 81. 0.
Lot No 2 coutalus 10 Children's Atwood
Knee Pant suits, going at 81.
Lot No 3 shows Is Children's Al'woOl
Suits of $3.50.
Lot No. 4 slaugs tcrs 2j Chlldren'a All
wool Knee Pant SUITS at So Not one in
this lot worth less tina 81 and from thai
upward
Lot No. 3 exhibits IS Childrcn's All wool
Knee Pant Suits at Si5)-a good bargain
at " 50 each. Among this lot you viii dna
some Genuine MldulcseX Blues.
Lot Nc, consists of Fancy Plaids and
Checked sag ish Doeskns and Silk Mixed
Oasslmeres, all going att6.
Lot No. 7.-London Checks and Braided
Worsle5s at $3.50 need but to be seen 10 10
appreciated.
Lot No. s.-About Is suits Of Checked
English Mohalrs, light and dark colors, 10
close at 81 90; worth 81 and Sill
Inadii,lou to these ocular bargain loh
Of FAN Suits, We can also offer you q
Guerilla line Of Odds, consisting of Knee
Pants In Llnon, Cotlonados and Cass'
! mercs from5ocup.
Alpaca Coats from 81 ~.
Linen Jackets from 75cup.
Linen Goats from &c up.
Linen Vests 40 25c each
Boys seersucker Cents and Vests, Chill
dren's Linen Kllts, one and two pieces IN
Linens and Plques, waite and Colored'
from Soc up.
Our Bargain Counter No. 2 holds In LOIS
Nos. and 2, 30 suits Long Pants
$ yes S, 0, 10, II and IL, at So and S6i formerly
sold FOR 81. IS and $40.
Lot No S.--ll Union Cashmere Hard
wear Suits at 81.
Lot No IA Atwood Cashmere suits
long pants, sizes IS, II, 10 and II, all at 3D.
Lot No. 5,--Long Pant Suits, sizes 49, IL
/ 10, IS aud Il, at g.
Lot No. O.-sulti, nobby stylos, Ali-wool
only 81.
Lot No. 7.-2e suits full line OF slSes,woru
sll tbut received too laiel must so atH'oO'
Lot NO. s. is neat Dar' Co simere suit
assorted patterns; not one In the lot wort
less than 10 and from that up.
Lot No. e.-2i Suits All-wool sizos IL
II inclusive, only $3.50.
Lot No lo,-We get tired of enumera
ing, and so put the choice In this lot
only $40. 1t contains Wofsted Cloths, Col
and stesl Mixed Casino es. In addihol
n good line OF Boy single Pants at 81, fRS
50, $3.50 and 81.
Our line OF shlr, waists Is stlll unsui
passed snd contains something 70 suit o'
cry purse We have thom ut Csc, SSc, W
80, ssc, 81, 81 q and 81 8, In Calico, seel
sucker, Percalc, (Forelgn and America
Muslin aud Linen, White aud Colore
Iauudrled aud Unlauniried, sizes 10
years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

A FEW receut and distinguished
successes are likely to have the effect
of flooding tho country with personal
memoirs, the majority of them with.
ont merit or public interest. But there
are n lew people yet living who Coulc
both interest and instruct tho reading
public with such books. Among them
may DO mentioned BEN BUTLER, SAN
RANDALL, THURMAN, TILDEN, and
yet others, notably JAMES RUSSELL
LowELL, A book Of tho kind from
BISMARCK would bo great literary
Iraat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
France.
nocuEroRr WANTS REyENGR.

NOI hEtOhI ANlH ltEF I'm On
PARIS, Aug. Ism. Rochefort,in his
article in Le Intransi gesnt, urging
France to demand from England repa.
ration for the murder Of Oliver Paine,
also says if the government fails 10
obtain Lna desired satisfaction, tho
friends OF the dead man SHOULD make
Lord GYOn5, tbs British ambassador,
IA object for their revenge.
A STEAMER on FIRE
HAvRE, Aug, lS.-Ihe steamer Can
ada, from New YORK, August 3, ar
rived hnre on the 18th. When 400
miles off this port, fire broke ont in tho
steamers main hold, but it was ok
tiuguished before mucl damage had
boon done.
THE PAINE AGITATION,
In consequence Of anarchist threats
against the British omb assy here po-
licomen havo been guarding tho EN-
bqssy ell day and tho doors were kept
closed until evening. Threats are
made 90 hold demonstration OF gym
pathy with Oliver Paine tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
The TederAl AuthorltIes Indinegent.

Ell PAso, aug. Special. THE
Federal authorities have az yet
taken no very rigid meas
ures toward sssiatlug tho
state in inspecting or quarantining
passengers arriving daily from tho
yellow fever districts OF Mexico.
There is scarcely any doubt but the
present influence OF passengers from
the South Is due to the presence
Of tho scourge In Mexico, especially
In Vera Cruz, whereit is epidemic and
rapidly spreading.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

FIRST ASSISTANT PosTNAsTER-
GENERAL STEVENSON, from his ac-
oompishud sweeping qualifications,
has become the Democratic hero Of
the hour and IL now called the "Litue
Giant" What an idol his big chief
would have become had he rocklessly
used the broom! But Mr., CLEvR-
LAND eyids ntly has no ambition TO be-
placed on n footing with wooden i'm
yea In Hindoo aud Chinese temples.
He isn't after idol honors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

The Georgia Railway company with
SIS miles OF liuo, has powerful bank
connected with it--ono OF the most
solid institutions in tho State IL IL
located at Atlanta, the great railroad
center, The business mind can readily
grasp how and whore the business Tor
such collateral institution would
como in a., and why the Depository
should belong 10 the road. Recent
experience Ia Dallas has demon
STRAIT ID the latter proposition and the
experiment win hardly be tried ngain,
however 'isolld" appearances may be-
With headquarters horo, the Gould
system is entitled 10 tho several hints
bove.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

FHG GOVERNMENT TROOPS DEFEATED.
LIMA, Aug, lS-On the 18th instant
the government troops occupying u
camp consisting Of 1900 infantry and
100 cavalry, were aurprisad by the
rebels, consisting OF 500 or 1000 men,
said to DO under lh9 command of GEN
eral CaoeIos. the battle lasted five
hours, ana until tao government
troops had exhausted their Gmmuni-
ton and their mitr8leus8 became dis.
abled, when bAyoBot charge wss at.
tempted without success, ana tho uoY.
eminent troops retroGt6t in graAt con-
fusion. LisutGnBnt-JOloue Busta.
monte, soGinr Gll Was lost, shot him
self and died ON the field, Tho losses
on both sides ato considerable. Two
hundred tugLives If Che gOv.rnmaui
forces have arrived 90 Lims suc Oh.
vlrOua,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

JACKSON, Aug, lS.-The DEM
ocrstiC State convention Will
meet hero tomorrow. The
greater portion Of the delegates
have arrived. tits generally believed
Governor Lowry's strength cannot be-
overcome, Hemingway, fot treas
urer, is closely pushed by
Duke, but with she chances
lin favor of tna former. w. W..
stone is developing great strength
| in the race for tho authorship
and George NJ. Gorsn is pushing very
strongly for the Office Of secretary OF
state. Candidates are plentiful for ell
other Offices. '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
The Nsw York Democracy

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 1S.-Tho
Democratic State committee a.
It's session tonight, decided 10
hold the State Democratic
convention in Saratoga on Thursday
September a, and The Stnte commit.
TOO VIII assemble at tho Grand
Union hotel, its headquar-
terg, on the eYenin- previous.
Resolutions OF respect to tho memory
0t the late Sidney Il. Nichols, Of New
York, Charles w. Mcclure, OF Buffalo,
and Edgar X. Apgar were
adoDted by q standing vote. John
| O'Brien was chosen chairman IN place
of Hon, Daniel Manning, resigned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

TRULY, truly the South has much to
rejoice at and be profoundly grateful
for this year. Crops OF all sorts in un.
precsdented bounteousness; extrsor-
binary exemption from all manner Of
diseases; a largo number OF our peo-
pie in high political positions under q
Democratic president Of her choice; a
regular renaissance of good feeling by
all sections, born of DEATH worlds
exposition AZ her chief seaport, etc
And now We invite the world to CONT
and feast at the banquet a beneacenI
Providence permits.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

wHtLE tho whole country viii JOIN
in recogui ion OF the value of GRANTS
national services aud In paying appro
pirate respect 70 bis memory, any Of
fort 30 drps ridiculous extravaganza
into tho design or erection of bis
national monument would be out Of
place. tic WAS plain, simple, great
aud his monument should be plain
simple, great one, with his name aud
his battles inscribed thereon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

TIKI governor of Indiana has go
some OF the no,oriety Of q Russian
czsr. AdAstatdly attomps TO assassi
nate him, while no was out riding
with his family, was made. This is y
distinction he probably doesn't" hanR'
or after" IL does seem ~ II In the
three States OF Illinois, Indiana ana
ohio moro cranks exist and more
cruel and cowardly crimes arc com
united than In any other section OF th,
| Union,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

TUE CAROLINE ISLANDS OCCUPIED.
LONDON, Aug. lS.-The German gov
ornmeut has formerly notified the
powers of Germauy's occupation OF
the Caroline islands, the plea being re-
D. atvd appHala from German traders.
lno Spanish courts, az their last Sos
sion, appointed special governor Of
tho Cgruhnos, who started for their
islands before thoy wero seized by
dOgmauY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

WHILE the country is crying hard
times, or moro and cheaper money,
the novel spectacle of big transcon'i
mental trains and war ships loaded
down with coin and heading tor the
Washington vaults is Witnessed
millions that nothing else can be done
With, but to hoard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
Bodies Exhumed,

BosToE, Aug. lS.--The wOrkmen at
tho Boston Gas companies works on
Commercial street, Point Dorchester,
oXhumed tho skeletons of niuo adults
and i've chjldr5n whilo making an OK
cayafion in Commercial street TO-DAY,
Tho bodies appear to have been JarOwn
10 trench together,as they were found
in heap. 1t 10 thought they are tho
romans of Indians, ~ clam shells
were found around tho bodies, - Il @
feAst had taken nlhcn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

IT may DO depended upon that from
his elevated porch in tho mountains
Mr.. CLEVELAND is not permitting
everything in tho valley to escape his
notice. MIR. CLEVELAND isn't the
kind ofa cat to allow the mice too
much llboi ty even during his absence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

san FnANclscJ, Aug. ls-rho city
was started lhls afternoon to learn
tnes tns barr Jorsal iwar, from
A spulco 80 Bu.rh Culnmb q,
a d az in hure VITA Pirama yullow
ever ABOARD. TIC captain reports
that QUO sailor died OF
fever white going up the river.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

EVANSVILLE, Ind Aug. l8.-Tba
Courier has received news OF q horri
hlo murder in Union county, K0utuky.
Tho dead body o, Lydia huuo,5 was
found on the roadside near Ballyillo
with hex thrOot CUt a medical cE5m-
ina.iOn proved tAa5 th6 unfortunate
girl had been outraged. a taru-hgud
living IN the vicinity has boon arrested
ON NnHninInn-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

SPAIN and Germany appear to DO
getting dangerously near to n serious
misunderstanding oY0r tho Caroline
Islands, Germany might whip Spain
in a land fight, but thelatter has most
formidable navy and could make IL
distrossingly interesting for Germany
IN the spa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

snMr lAn rEnrLE -ARnr

SOME had PEOPLE ARRESTED.
ROME, Aug. lS.-ren arrests have
been made OF members OF a criminal
society which has been operating in
Rome, Naples and Spollto. A search
of the house of member OF tho
society, former government official,
revealed the fact that correspondence
had beon carried on with agents in
New York for the sale to Americans OF
Italian girls, VINO had been bought Tor
small sums In the southern provinces.
Tho prlc asked ranged from ESQ 10
ESQ