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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-02-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

Stanley has begun the ascent Of the
Congo well-srmed and equipped with
all kinds OF provisions and boats.
Sleeping cars have been put on be-
tween Paris and Rome, but q bed IN
one between the two cities cost $1i.
Frederick, Duke of Scbleswie-Hol-
stein, died in the 55,h year of his sge.
He was MsjOr-General OF the BAYarisn
army.
The estimated cost to the Japanese
government of its share in the " !
bourne exhibition ia set down - 81,
016 yen.
In England there are nearly 500. Gao
people cut of population OF 90, 600, :
600 absolutely dependent upon the rates
and taxes for charitable purposes.
N. de Cassagnac proposes another
six months mourning for Prince Nspo-
leon, on the ground that his place 10
the party and dynasty Is not yet filed
up.
Abd-el-K4der, the Independence Beige
| is informed from Damascus, is not
dead, as was reported, but, on the con-
trary, is in the enjoyment of excellent
health.
The first time Adelina Pa'ti sang
| Marguerite at Covent Garden last sea-
son the receipts were e1400, or about
$1,000. While she can draw such houses
in London she Is not likely to be heard
in New York.
Garibaldi's divorce case will come
before the Court of Appeals, at Rome,
| for final decision on the thirty first.
The Crown law officials being in fsvor
of snnullIng the marriage, there is lit
tie doubt about the result.
The Scotch papers lately received
testify to the noble conduct of Captain
Roberts, of the Borussia, who met g
hero's death by gong down with his
ship after having superintendent with
the greatest GOODNESS the launching and
the filling of the boats.
The writing-table made from the
timbers of the Resoiute, which Queen
| Victoria intends to present TO the Presi-
dent of the United States, is not yet
begun. Designs have been sent in by
several cabinet mskers, but no decision
has yet been made.
The income of the Car of Russia is
$25. 600 day, the Sultan of Turkey
SIS, 900, the Emperor of Austria SO :
coo, the Emperor OF Germany $4,000,
the King of Italy $4,000. The Presi-
dent of the United States worries along
on 1926 day.
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Miscellaneous

My Annual Catalogue Of vegeta BILE
and Flower Seed for 1880, rich in en-
be sent FREE to all who apply. Ny old cueto-
mers need not write for It. Ioffer one Of the
largest collections of vegetable seed ever sent
cut by any seed House in America. a large por-
ton OF which were grown on my six eeed farms.
Full directions for cultivation on each package
All seed warranted to be both fresh and true to
name; SO far, that should 1t prove otherwise, l
will refill the order gratis. The original intro
Queer Of the Hubbard Squash, Phinney's Melon,
Marbleheaded Cabbagee, Mexican Corn, and
scores Of other vegetables, invite the patron
age OF all who are anxious TO have their seed d.
reetly from the grower, fresh, true and OF the
very best strain.
NEW VEGETABLES A SPECIALITY
JAMES ]. II. GREGORY, MarbIehead. Msss.
"A N rvGf
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various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, eissppoin
ment, and hereditary predisposition--an oper-
ate 10 turn the hair gray. and either OF them
Inclines IT 20 she'd premsturely. ArEs's HAfn
vIsoR viii restore faded or gray. light and red
hair to . rich bFown or deep black, ~ may Be
desired. II softene and cieanses the scalp. giving
IL healthy action, and removes and cures Dad
run and humors. By its use falling hair Il
checked, and new growth Win be produced n
al cases where the foiiieies are not DESTROYED 0
glands deeayed- Its effects are beautifully
shown On brashyc weak or sici1y hair. 20 which
few applications win produce the gloss aad
freshness OF youth Harmless and sue IN u
operation. Il Is Incompatible asa dressing. and
Il especially valued for the soft Iustrs and rich
ness Of toae &c impnrfs. It contains neither
nor dye, and viii not sol nor color white can
bic; Jet Il lasts long on the hair. and keeps
fresh aid vigorous.
Fon Sac " All DsArnas
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Halls VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR REEEwKn
Is a scientific combination OF some OF the most
powerful restorative agents In he vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to It's origins
color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean Il
cures dandruff and humors, and falling ont OF
hair. 1t furnishes the snutritive principle by
which the hair is nourirhed and supported. IL
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and is
unsurpassed as Embarrassing. It is the most
economical preparation ever offered TO the pub
lie, as it's effects remain long time, making
only an occasional application necessary. It 10
recommended and used by eminent medical men
and officially endorsed by the State Assayer OF
Massachusetts. The popularity OF Halls Hair
Remover has Increased with the test OF many
years, both in this country and in foreign lands
and II ie now known and used In all the civilized
countries OF the world.
FOR SALE ny All, nRAIKRa
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N the whole History OF Medicine

N the whole History OF Medicine
No preparation mas ever performed such mar.
vellouS cures, or maintained SO wide reput
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which IL.
recognized as the worlds remedy for all diseases
OF the throat and lungs. Its long-continued Sc
ries Of wonderful cures in all climates has made
1t universally known as a safe and reliable agcn
to employ. Against ordinary colds, which Ar
the forerunners OF more serious disorders, Il
acts speedily and surely, aiways- relIeving sat
fering. and often saving life. The protection
Affords, BY Its timely use In the throat and lung
disorders Of children, makes 1t an invaluable
remedy TO be kept always on hand In every
home. No per son can afford 10 be without h
and those who have once used II never
From their knowledge Of its composition and
effects, Physicians use the CHERRY PEcToRAL
extensively in their practice, and Clergymen
recommend It. It is absolutely certain in it,
remedial effects, and win always cure wher
cures are possible.
FoR SAIL ny Ar, DElIERa
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Nothing Short of UnmistakabIe
Rane6ta

conferred upon tens OF thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which Ayers SARsAPARILIA enjoys. 1t Is
ompound of the best vegetable Alternatives.
with the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and lie
the most effectual OF all remedies for scrofulous,
mercurial. or blood disorders. Uniformly sue.
cessfu. and certain in its remedial effects, ii
produces rapid and complete cures Of Scrofula
Sores, Boils, Humors, PImples, Eruptions
Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from i'm
purity OF the blood. By its invigorating effects
it always relieves and often curcN Liver Com
plants, Female Weaknesses and irregularities
and is a potent remover OF vitality. For purify
ing the blood iC has no equal. II tones up Tho
system, restores and preserves the health ant
imparte vigor and energy. Eor forty years Il
has been in extensive use. and lie to-day tt:
most available medicine for the suffering sicl
anywhere:
o. SALE BY ALL DKALxRs.
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Fon szE NJ AL DsArnns


ArxE's cArHAsr1c FIExs are ne best o. >
uurrstiyse for fnrnily use. They are ms pro
duet Of long. lsboricns. and nsefni ehenieAi n
ve.fiz.fions, and their exfaDsivs use, b physi'
eians in their practice, ard b. ~ Civilized na-
tfour, proves them the beat and norf flectae
purvsfise PIN that medical science ca DEVISE
seine parsiy ssssfasIs 20 harm can arse from
e,-lr use. IN Inf1ssic rni1s and curative pow
- 10 osher FIiIs can Be eompapsd with tbsu.
M every psrDon. knowing their yirfaes, VI
enuloy skem. when needed They keep tie
rysse.n n perfect order, ard maintain 81 heal
fly aetion fbs whole machinery q iift. ME.
se1r-hizg and eGeetnzl. fhey are specieIT
sdaptsd 70 ms needs u the digestive aDpsraaus
derzngsmenfs ~ which they preyent an1 clro.
ffneIy falEsn. Theye<e ne bet end safest
physic - employ for ehildren and weakened
consfttufionl. where MID. bat ezestna e.
fhsEfIc Il required
E6s SAX NJ AL DnAEnns
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FoH SAIr's
Ny piece, two and half miles south Of Aus
tin. on the SEn Antonio road, OF $50 acres; z0t
acres enclosed with good cedar fence; $50 acres
in high state OF cultivation; balance OF enclosure
splendid PASTURE; 10 acres il peach orchard. a
good as any in the State. Dwelling houses
stables snd other ont houses; COW pens, ETC.. in
cod condition For terms. apply 20 me.
Iuly A. p. BLOCKER
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-02-05

Arise, my love, with beaming light:
Oh, bless with roseate hues my sight,
In this bright world, so fair and free,
Alone, alone cannot be.
Whence come these thoughts that crowd my
brain,
These yearnings in their endless traini
How came here; these doubts and fears,
That break in signs, dissolve in tearsy
/ feel thy presence near.menow,
Thy balmy breath upon my brow,
Thy clasping arms, thy melting kiss
On, this is life, and this is bliss.
, 1880-12-08
CESAREAN SECTION.
An Interesting Cnsc Of Obatctrlcai Sur

An interesting Cnse Of Obatctrlcul SuFs
Eefys
Special Dtspateh Ii The Cnteaqo Tttb4.ns
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dcc. "a caso OF ohstetrical
surgery, which was performed In Sheffield Town
SHIP THIS county. few dnys ugn, !s RttrnctinE
attention RFnn,lg tho medical fraternity. Dr.
Moses Tinker, ono hf tho most prominent physt-
clans it' tho cossnty. WINS chilled to attend Mis-.
Luther 1.ttcas. Tho Dt ctOr atltcs that he found
the plttent III nbur Mt ful! time, and ,tt,s:
On examination. FOUND II tun,or ililing tho
rEivis. IGlDw the child, III such n inAhner tilnt
Il wolsfd bn innoss,hlo TO deliver her iv tho
fnun niluther tntnor connected viii thu iiHtus
h BY h.yg W., weighed f9nG !iye pounds Now ile
tno !east pos.lhIlity Of rai.rai 'leiivery; MD, @
q sc'' an acan''on ease rea,estca sr 81 tf'i tho
soSa SD '; s;sS' f ;s,s;; q eS$$S H. i ID
careful examination or tho cn*u, We conclIrrri
n The ,ho a np!nn q, taat the on'y hopc for inih
operation nf 9astr,-bystcrototny. Or. in
0' so os wSss .pe:. e ssssr'n oncrs;a1s fa Ds
surgcFy. even whom tho npnr,ltton las Ieom pcr-
isrMsd g f1r .lnf"rnc'l EeLvis a,ll tho woinb is
like this, where tho cillla wns, M it wcrc, i'm
Ma,1,d tS,l IN Turner's ~ tis woMt iut. as i was
or Gh!ttl, W. decided to try II.
81 psy;sn ss 7 n" ana sn.a" Il cso 5 p" c L. fs'hsr q
4. ~Wr'ls and WillInni Ltl1nbnrt, OF Siockwcll.
The uEerntinn consisted III no lcss thun making
mnther, Of SOM. snvrtl Inches in lat,Utn, COM
inGnclnY III tho 1neslal hnc. Just abnyc tho
p'nc 1%nG 1;, ad cxtennr + sonc two inches
r'.nchest, VIC ,intle M IncsioH aonlu f!vo inches
u + frn1 . ninw u!,wnrs g as r. ext;nct tho
tho 0trrutftn Is not nj Interest Ia t1tBt general
, 1880-12-08

frtv,t carried r., Jl1tnnIs III ri 1Mr ,,tt. tnfni
rsri,t,lss, ss';Htsj;,S,: iotn!. s4n. Il: iotni
ct,1e er"v as ees ite.. ~ MIX
N,.sN9l: proportion or same to earnings. .NTE
per cent; rxcsl4e.s for Interest," eir 4Hsi jpI pl
Tie total }ncnnte WAS f4,Mli, 4E;.U; net in.
s"s ", S;in@ aT"sr 11,sTss, II AIT ssa and s IS
tI; oei; "sd pr"sio. apyss's yes1. If 1yeti nai
ing Fund iii. a,iti Mnrad June ii, iKs,,
s!.siaH': deficit carried forward, fl,T, %.
tuissnuYnra fSots-N portiof, OF tho ovnrri,,o
collmns have been pald since tho date Of this
Tho co,ro cs'1 A. .,, s1; ';o;;,o,S ,no,s;
s''1G;s,; s1ns5sr H. i; 4 i;: tss sas'ts '!ss beaS
Gr,i i,ni,rn,,, smr =! ~ ~ fss voor s, n
csSisl cSs, :Is% as y sssys5 s L. iSs
mile. mi lts tataf 1ti,.s M. III ~ n -. -.
srEns sS nr 1 mie II, III i,s, 4 its!S miIss h
4iI0i ucr aint,,n rh, it,ntu,nv ~ ~ rrIa, &, Il:
pa.sGngers anh IDi.4si TINS ii ffcivht; nvcrn0o
Receipts per Eas:el,gnr per nile. 3' cents; ~.
er,,Eu % Receipts per ton fre,ght nrr mile 80
.ien earnings. HH:t.isai; oterntnv "1ISi.rs,
cxpens':s 'es. taxes, Icr mile sl,!Us.0o; prDp,r.
ton q Operating expenses .less taxs*! e c!.rn-
lHxSy NIt@ per cent; net Income. E.fsEtj.k. def
frit carried forward To nuat ycur, t0.;tt7 ~
Thoro were PERSONS killed md Ii Injured Dy
accidents. ,@ =
cAinol 4 vtSCEN1Es. H3sa
The report Of t1tA roa.! ia ,nns1e by tho re.
ceisers. blt II has alilGc Hrn taken out Of their
hahtl4 aiiu u now 0pGrhtcd lym new cDfHEnuy
khutvtl ~ tho Cairo tihccn.lcs Hallway Enin-
1MiIy. Tho CAl r1 4 rt,lccnlcs iinlrtuii Com
uAily whs nrgaillxtH Atnrch .. 1871. Aiid was con.
anifnte! IN lssl with tho VlIcGtlncs & Cairo.
IlIu nIAlh Ilnp ftt,n CMr0 - vincennrs. ~
miles WIS npetlc lice. 10, lsss:. Thcru arc llN
si!,Eioys. sh',sc ycnrly sa!lries n,p rexnte ft7-
HS.E. There were spaJ }AsspnYurs E,ssH ,lALsE
tons 1f freight carried tiir|h the ycnr: nSsrugo
receipts per passenger per mile, 30 cents: nv
ernHu receipts IIer ton freight pnr tntte. 10
eents: passnnger earnings, *u,Nss.N; freight
cMrtlinxt, IT. nlGs; tutnl transportation
GMrii1ugs, &Et.lt1.sI: total iucumG, $tGi-
e."a..' .s!I' nIH'I1a!ing cxiMnscst &4i4sss3bS:
.Inn,,.oa Sss t., ', nm, M X ..u ,snp.sntmR
lin ~ uncr,tn .ysnn nvs "G, ,,s. ~ rns =,
SM,,. " 1tIs h ,sr t, ~" ~ mGs5 tAsfl ~ @ ~ t.Is
tn,s,,ts Iii ~, ~. "1t I.i, ~, tI ,
i",rntS"nf ,' 81, Hen ~, uHGt, % ~. Ausimg
vrr lu NIT 'i IT, 1 "t, Iro ~ lTf9yons Tru
;S nrrf ..,r il III, Hin S HI y sIft @ gafg1 iorwar! M
ki,aS mi ihrn II,r,; Iv oct,i, III psssos "eso
..... ~ 49,, ~. .!".ee ~ "eo'ueu.s'
THE Mt. LOUIS, ALS'S TEititE 1IATTE
WIS Incorporated Juno u. leu. by tho purchasers
of I'M franchises Ut the Terru fiuutt. Alton &
1T. lOni3 ltntrtattl Company, which last named
corporation WIS tho result Of II consolidation OF
, 1880-12-08

eis yyrtn r,I nv urri1rpfa nrI I'm atuiurf,. nf
tho former Is md tho ntier Il wcrr, II, illinois,
THE cntCAUo, MtLwAukEg 4 At. pam
was nry, nr,r., In ,sa.t n. t,,a vt,snu,,ro 1, a.
,nt, . sh. st ~. 'r"' % ~, .nu " % IT, - e.
@ t ,no pus y ~ n XVI W. hmnI ~ u ~ III.
~ ,n .,'s s,rt - ~ nt,i w. I, ~ n,H % ~
iIl,tti, il tEr, ~ a,it,,ImI ii a'ns Sk ~ nc ~
III ,an AZ = ~ 81 ~, ,,t. Ill. :ir H.m. at ~ T'u,
inn,,n, ~. Sh'r, % Is' = ; TX IN % ~ p. "nn ni ~
XII ts n T., ,tis u,t r., ,, es, & " ~ Mnsn N
'.;nf fv .ts n .".s ,, o.'. ~ a1 ''1i y"hv @
i,, u, Tfin,s. rn.', W IT, mrSG \. g. % teIn
pSv.ms S..ls III n dnor ara ~ 5sn ~ nct,m
s f.S,,hs III ~ t, 0nn ns! cnts Mn
mr tI,o vnnr var, snis si H ~ Vital, ns y CIV
iii III ~. nc"r,xitfmt i" iii;nnIa 1srxs"s ~
onsrn,'nn Il, ths H;tc ~ vcr s's s 81 III ,na nd
t,,t n wnr,, IN sM ~ III i,n nar.ns @
fnr ,rtnrtst %,,T .t,I,,ns .ntsn II ~. III II
i"mrnv n in,n'na ~ thn so"r ~ {rr:ts. IS r
i..rimT tio = unnr uo,!n,, ny y"s ,, ~ it %
ii n11rn.i Il, iii,m1is mi ~" po''o't' "oio Aeo euu
- "''"''' =" I....
TIE ClliCa0O IOWA
1tnilrtnd Is III tho hands ut .e Hon. W. II. Ifol-
Go',,b, ns Rncclyer. Tho !btlolItodnoss ~ tho
ftmai c1i,e,Sta nr ulTt anu second MORTGAGE
tata"r ~ =, tst NJ. n n,hoM1nH 10 sM =, nmn ,nn
.niIn Tsrt,,, ~ yn. xnE xnsf f ,s i'I,p pII
,,n.s war, ,,";E nG I Eu''s & u ~ W tl ;t1 .n w
,"ife. T,u 1t,,+i na ,.!s 1" n y '.n & psns m
.h es s, m'n9' wv ace. MNsiilH nen nuG" -. MnI!nx
no n Sun,t VIZ opGtMt.on " WIG s.'au ~ nun
xien XII w Ill., tseeav!hE nRpreRa.s s3!MrGE . II q
ts"r VI ~ 1e 1neno s y.af was s,.% "
VI adt ~ ~ T. GSAnesus nIG nG'Ht.n p.'N'lc1 VI
, 1880-12-08

<stNorEN. LIZ huHnrR {p,l frrIv II n ~
year. F1,:1s Jls4l Thnrn ,y"r,, n. rrrson. kiiiri
10 IN 1lt,inIa md 10 inilroJ c!G IL, IliinoisI
by Rcot'ienla during tho yuar ''"e'''
Thu ,,,no, i1,,xo,s 1,.,,, ,'r;;.. exSsMAt c ,,,
cnrtnri,, lnn1 ~, Geh!rnI iltirnn EomI my was
iwa sreo y r INT n Sncg ,dn ta no ~ @
caso to K"nanw,n Mas tet ps a meTntoh r.! M,
GT1rn ~ @ anuTtGgi Gg tillics III !h'- INC
wl,ah i;n, W ~ nEosa,es Isg1a. n!Les g r ni
ycur I'M tnifas wn,T cn,.rc.n ertei Ts ,,", w..
IIncs cxtond from Cu.ro Ia Easr Dnbunn,, TX, !.
iniies Thc captal stck Is s1StsM Tstn '1so ia,i,s
Y nSlIte. s ms cs sa sSt f i Ill., s,; r ,o'"
et,.npr!;ss sl;I en4l,M,s liz 1ussaiNer express
s3 @ purss Sn. v. " nreft u esa ,sa as. ys9s
e2,iMt5i4.faf ii sn,nry. burlnr In amin Tin"
2iWl, ,SiE. passengers and III tyns III frciuht
tHa o ro % fTo " t1G a sp,rs a e , XIII i9S9n9 on ."
a. thts aino,at q eanu froi,l Tic iii.
sS 5nrns s,t ,o year ~ us' rs.".s per e:. r!c yiSn
Ss'E S"no qor 70 ts VIZ W n .!Ssss 'oasK
$ipa,E!l.s:, tho bHAmce oi former yrars. shnxs
Ts,ii5YIS,VI In tho nn,,Ja Of iGu Catnnmnv. Th6
ii wrro kilicst md lin wGrs Injured. nr thr.c.
q q tho killed and i'll of tho Injured wero sEI il
1'''no's' WABASH, IT. ,o,,,a . r.c,r,o
,sI TnG Wss 1 'sysy III cp"y w%s SsseSoa sIx
M9rshsr,, iyGre ltHtiwy soMpany Ja / ls %aoy
M, III, ~ ~, III ur % w rr1S15t I"htu Nus
~, ~, !s:M 81 ~ Gnp'ta! stSk y StoWN ayGn1Y
imE WI III l'er nile. Ie tt,t4l funded debt -
tH .Mh-, nserslsiME psr lil!lrt wh1
t tno hSpt amounts 70 tho
sn1 !n!tlcs Tor STOCK ami ln!lcltG!titss noinx
in, iEn.",G,..ie';a. ~ nSernHc nI fih1W-D per inlle
nv ~ hnH 'tlc iuHs irnll 4p!ctlo " ots Itlils,
aE' !hiiest aHn 1roin 81. Louis 10 hAiisnS Cty,
IT, H.. miles Dig INC totnl length Of tho i,intn
LITE ailu nfhilencs - lss'nas mslns, 0l!h
lsaies itn ,E G,elnE \, lllislois' Ihors Mre also
Ezati miles oi lo-trnckR. Ihcso ilSrG: 10 not
inGititsc thd llncd iroM Quincy to al!la!! lH1
miles, ChiGuAo tn strtwn w miles, nn,i Cham
palKn to ilIvafln 10 miles. which hnyO becntnp
tnrt of tho system g Of li,,cs s.nrulaMl by this
Der 81 cinrloycs y R,9G!. their nggrcgnts ycarly
ea!nciGs bt!flE - ,1nt i!sL;G.
Dllfng th9 ynMr tlic roIltl chrrlctl 'SEN pna-
sonEars and 3.DlN,00s thus Of freight. Tho
av-er'eHa rceoipts 1'or nhseellyer por intle wcfo
Nv tcMLs; NvttAko fecelrtS per toll freight ptr
lhlle. W!J coiits. inc t1t! oMrn!1lrs Ut !hu pMs-
Ecnger department were s. ~. kG. ~ Anu oe tho
ireight department, $t,tl3,fOi.l4. Total, $l0NEt-
~ lnGunlc from ,ntlor sources, $ittN!:GS.
In1nl income from MI sutirccE. SlU,UI704hGS Tho
average passenger earnings per milo wore
$i.th.oA; hvGrMKe freight eRriingn per milo,
t4.Wa.:E: AveraRo not transportation carniu9H
per tlllo over operating cxpe,ls.s, exclusive Of
iaxos, T., url,t7. Ths totnl Operating expenses
werG s8,4H, 1;e,.:iI; taxes, ti,5.D.O2; total,
N.Ih1,Wl.a{; nvernKc operating expenses uGss
- VII tki fr1I lin = kfE,k.
, 1880-12-08

NIss; MT Income, ShatteS.hX; bnlRl,ce IT rrnt,
fslali ~ lMlR'lce cnrrleal forward q, mkt yenr
jured by accidents. nultO being PassuKers,
PEORIA, DECATUR 4 XvANsytt.1.E,
Tho rektn, t.iuenln & tlcuut,,r lsntlruntl WIS
argaHxe,l ntut l7, R1,l tho tOtr.lrt let r0r it's
construction In lNG Tho ltiIn srnIH l'uktn 10 nn,
Ss!ns ~ ,So ss @ @StSS a!s stsr s yrs .l .s
unill Ai,g. ], 1871, when tho nnIn0 w.Is uhMnHud
tO tho ltki,i, lincoln j. I.pa,Ir. which was c,',.
8tlAtetl with tho Decatur, h1Mtt0nM s Snuthorn
ylilO t. Snttpon WIS pttrcl,lls'h! jA!y lhAL The
GHpltuI BtUnk IN ): funded Acl,t. g., 45uAl;
tutal liabilities, st,lta.u0, averaging *J7,oolsl
Tho ntaln Iiua extontls fryin rekin to Mattoo,l,
llux) ulrA, with branches FROM lvkin To Ve0rln.
aud fruIn ttMtluun tu parkurshnry, 5n.tu miles.
There arY ail cnlployts. rece!y'nH ti7t.73l pUr
coma fran ali sources. <0t .vsi -: operating Ok.
ponses, *lxha!ls; tnxns: ;,.. EtM0l; ,; aidlsIonal
:bsLHi; not tncnl,,p. Slli,al.l7; lllatco 4fpels-
GlS to odivilsnsis, At,iIi.;s, dividends declared.
19 T,9I. fer snt tho ysnE =, 'sis; sa!t i
tim. SJtu'v. y; cAsl doilctt carried gurwurA 10
next yGAr, t. ll3S. lsut one acul.le,it occurred
during tho year, section f0rculMn being killed.
GRAND TOWER MlNia0. MANUFACTURING + lA-
rltovEAEaT COMPANY.
twrtu urlud Tower md CArlUniAle, u llstanro
Of twenty.tlyp MILES, With SIX Mles VI siding.
~ ths operation ot tho linz fnrty'ntHg pes1sons
paid fnr sllarles. During thnt tins tho enrliiuEa
wcrc tH7e5l.sG. and tho expenses were 10, 9,ss),05
leayiitx d Iulniuo of t9.N5.sl: Vwo pessons Wero
accidentally Injured during the year*
THE HAVANA, lANrt,uL 4 EAsvxNH
was oryh,llzed In January. 1b1l sncu thou cos-
solldAtlons h4vs boon 1ltGotou botWtgtl the sl's-
sssppt s. Atlantic uilu tho I.g ltoy NnrrOw
6auRc, aaa 1t now operates d lAIe between
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

The dead girl infant found near lirowder
sprlngs IN the vicinity Of tho water works,
Tuesday morning, has been the subject OF
much interest and source Of considerable
speculation, The body wins considerably de-
oompoged yel II could DO seen that II was
II premature birth, Justice Edwards, act
ing Coroner, summoned q Jury and what
meagre testimony lhere was " be hai was
heard that day, Mr., llenry rogers, who dis'
covered tho body willis II was
being dragged by dog that had uneaHhed
II, testified " that fact The jury Of inquest
adjourned over until yesterday, and IN tho
meantime tho officers busIed themselves In
trying 10 ferret out tbs guilty party, but
without success, There lsa young woman
nj whom tho finger of suspicion points
strongly, but tho officers did not gain proof
positive enough 10 take any further steps Ia
tho matter,
Tho Jury returned n verdict Yesterday that
they were unable 10 determine whether or
not tho child wis born dead or alive, and
were of tho opinion that II had been buried
five or flS days before II WIS found,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

The Mai-Fest so close at hand is the all
absorbing topic of conversation just now,
and is being eagerly looked forward to. A
large number of visitors are expected and it
bids fair to surpass anything of the kind
over held in North Texas. All merchants
who will take part in the procession are e.
quested to give the number of wagons they
will enter to Messrs. Bohny and Charles
Meisterhans before Saturday evening.
There will be three prizes for the best
decorated wagons First prize, a
present valued at S45; second
a present value d at 1856; and third a pres
emit valued at S25.
Prizes for the the two best swingers, pres
ents valued at $40 and S15.
Walking match, two prizes of value of $40
and SIS. For ladies and children play
games, prizes rangingin value from $50 to
SS5. on this occasion the Central road will
run a special train from Corsicana and Deni-
son.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

Sam harris who shot Berry Jones on Sun
day, at Richardson, nm account of which
was published in tho HERALD at the time,
was in the city yesterday and retained Mr.
W. b. Gano rs his lawyer to defend him. He
will have his preliminary trial Friday before
Justice BleSitt of that precinct. Jones is
not so badly wounded as was at first sup
posed, md Is doing very vol, Harris says
the reason he shot Jones was because he had
circulated slandcrous reports about his lami-
ly Of a most damaging character, renecting
upon them so seriously that he could not al,
low IL 10 90 unnotioed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29

For the past few weeks the HERALD Jon
OFFICE has added largely to It's extensive
stock of lob material, Several new fonts OF
book type, together with forty fonts of latest
style display type, six presses, all run BY
steam, render the HERALD Jon OFFICE the
most complete in all its appointments IN
Northern Texas, and without II superior IN
the entire State. Our " orkmen are all men
of experience, which is guarantee that tho
work is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally are invited
to ca and examine specimens and TO hand 10
their orders. Prices moderate and work
done nj shnrlnst MOTION.