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; MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
w,uHNeroN. Feb o --rarpsutins. spirinste,

wIIxINaroN. Feb o --Turpsutine. spirihsteady
at S6e ~ fa,iUfGt wuflslu sHi siiii t,nL
CLEVELAND, Feb. Petroleum unchanged:
Standard white 1l0', gNc.9j at''SeEff1 3iia-eF
OswBeo. Feb 9. wheat steady Corn iif light
demand: Western Mixed 57@58c ~ l3if1 d
sr. I,cuE. Feb s-Hogs weak. Workers to
Baltimore. 4ie@ @4.20c; packing. 4 4l5@4 SOC. ---'s
PeoRIA,SFe 9-f;orn active and easier H. n,
881ac;~ No. 2. 83c. cats steady: No2 white, 3415c
Rye easier No. 2, 7S1sc Whisky steady at 81 051l.
=, caISAdo, @ Feb a.hest March, 81 "a 2ssSi April,
Cash., @lec;1 February, 7sll4c;s March. 7ac.
oas'Aaay, So1zc. d h9busi;asllaJ sgi9J 1esi,Iia
A,MLwAUKBE, Feb 9--Wheat dull: Feb
ruRry, 81 20z; March, 81 2lsS;s April, 81 221z4.
Com QUIET No. Q, $50 Oatsl steady NO. q
800 Rye dull: Mo- l, 1870 Basleyl dull Mo-
a78o. , ff blsa G7t a0f slauc7s7iiB hJ. agiiiO
PHLApELrHrA, FEB, s.-Cattle: In, active de-
mand, = Prime N Is: good, $ 80: medium; n 80
@g 20; e0msnou, % 5Og4. Sheep. Demand fatf.
Prime, b06asc; good, 5h@6s4c; medium. 6051zc;
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swearing. '--sa-t, sa-'. e. -''..s'
Last evening Mr.. Philip Num-, the same
gentleman whose store was recently robbed
of nearly its entire contents, was assaulted
by two men who had entered his place with
the undoubted intention Of robbing him.
His cries for help saved his life.
RTcHxoED, Feb. 8--Ex- Governor Thomas
P. Porter has written TO the widow of the
Hon. Robert r. Little here, rendering bis
services gratuitously for the prosecution of
the murderer OF her husband.
6rove O. Kennedy was brought here ON
the train Saturday night under guard, and
lodged in jail for safe keeping until his case
is disposed Of by the Court Of Appeals
HrcKMAE, Feb 9.--Dan Rice Is announced
to lecture here this week, the proceeds TO
be divided between the Baptist and Chris
tian Churches here. ,.l 5,esys @5 lsSi- .f
CYNrHIANA, Feb. 9.-Thomas Reeves, son
of VIM. Reeves, Of Mt. Sterling, was yester-
day arrested on charge of forgeryss His
trial comes Off to-day. &s 4igs, x. ,s,j X s.33 '
NicHoEAsvILLE, Feb. 9.-John Allen, q
prominent farmer, aged seventy, died sud
denly last night with paralysis. He, for
merly owned all the stock in the Lexington
& Nieholasyille Railroad. 4
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 9.--HskfF Clements
and Charlie Buekhannon Miiief we're scuff-
ling yesterday, when the former cut the
latter, all in fun., Millers injuries will
nrobably prova fatal. sil4,s siEft&
eGEoRaErowN, Feb. 9.--The preliminary
examination of :, Garland Williams and
Patterson, was set for this morning. They
are the two negroes who were arrested in
Cincinnati on the charge of committing a
murder in Scott County sixteen years ago.
Messrs Hallam q Perkins, of Covington,
are counsel for the defendants. ts'''~0
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Charles Pratt same, 5000; John Holmes,
malicious destruction of property. con.
tinued; VIM. Downey, John Farrell, rob.
berry, continued; George Bowman, John
Miller, burglary, continued; Frank Spencer,
taking horse without leave, continued
Flora Bell, vasrancy, continued; Cora
Lewis, malicious cutting, continued; Car.
rie Tyler, vagrancy, continued; Mamie
Jones, same, dismissed; Lottie Adams,
keeping house of prostitution. continued;
Gottlieb Finaueri abusing family, $50 30
suspended; Henry Green, assault and bat
terry, dismissed; Thomas Hobson, Alonzc
Moore, burglars TOOLS etc, $100 and Il
months; T. D. Longstreet, false pretenses
bound over. 19 rl st ''-t
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Fritz Ertz, cutter in Fishers tailoring
establishment ON Vine street, was to have
been married to-day, but he is not. His
6ancee was Miss Rosa Tieman, whose &C.
quaintance he formed some two weeks ago.
He installed her in her new home on
George street last Friday, furnished her
her bridal trousseau and gave her money
and some magnificent jewelry. This morn
ing the bonnie bride was missing and with
her all the valuables. She has jumped The
town with certain John Bauer for parts
unknown.
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The Bruce.Gi Gibson Case.

Judge O'Connor made an application te
Judge Force in the Superior Court to-day
to strike out the answer of John B Gibson
from the files on the ground that it was
not properly sworn to--as it was sworn to
before the United States Consul at Amster.
dam. Counsel claimed that United
States Consul had no authority to swear
Mf. Gibson to the truth of his answer.
Mr.. McDougal replied, but the question is
not decided. .l 'a- 3, j.
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Marriage Licenses
The following marriage licenses hay

The following marriage licenses have bee
issued since our last report: III, ....
John Friend and Kate Whitebread.
Peter Worner and Eliz. Hing.
Pat. r. Cannon and Mary Mcdonald.
Frank Mueller and Paulina Selmeier.
Samuel Ransom and Minnie Palmer.
John Molten and Lucia Molten.
Louis Motzer and Anna Kulenborg.
JOS. N. Kinney and Laura B. Devenny.
Geo. A. Howe and Mary s. Chapman.
Geo. A. Walsh and Mary E. Boyle.
Martin B tller and Carrie Holman.
Ben. e. Rice and Mary Hollstein. 't
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.--For Tennessee
md the Ohio Valley, clear or fair weather,
northerly winds, shifting to east and south,
slight fall in the temperature, and slight
rise followed by falling barometer.
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lis ABsoLvrELY-
!, WHAT THE WORLD HAS BEEN s
= WANTING FOR CENTURIES, :

. ..gt
,., earliest s,s s'.ss,s,' as been s.sens
conviction n.s sHs apprss,sssas sss prop,
oil pos'.,ss rso banded sss,, psspu
,ss rns,. v. ,sa 20, sessss n vt
sssns rs, M snlss. tnss .,,a ~. and !. 70.
s'as sssss nass home oa y X. 1.
.sspr.,as sss, nar, vsss .,s,s. s
root. ., es. esa ss II. ''ss re-,
" sTsss ,rs .'s n 80 nigh as.s, :, ~
no other oil ps,'s sas
and tnsss .. ,s',sss, ,sssore IN
IN. oal, ss.".'1s ,,sssss. Sss ~
dark color 'ar su chemists has Known 9'y =
dies,'y s nss tsss,.,sssss ,sss u psf'ss..as q
sassiy iyssps''.asnss'r rs,sa e yes.
81 oAHsO Onanaled as aa,a ~ experiments sss s,s,r
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aruss. It's s,smsa,s rsaa'ssa t,on. WI y 4
sea'.,a,ssa 1ssa up ss,,ss few nos.
It's r'.ss'es's q 1,' :, Z sss sesas.
san s;'.sss' sss 100 assn praise praise Il q nas1 :
alsan, .n,.sd upon ~'o's'9 SIS s
bestoWoN ,riel a..t7al u S&| &.
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Albert and Hayes Mathews, aged two
and four years, were sent to the Colored
Orphan Asylum to-day by Officer Joe
Smith, from No. 8 Smith Court, where the.
had been left by their father. at ,-at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09

County Clerk Sam. w. Ramp was re-
arrested this evening on d warrant sworn
out by John Cook for violating the Seitz
law. Mr.. Ramp was taken before Squire
Johnston and released on giving $3.50 bail
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The Cincinnati Resumption Loan and
Building Company filed its articles of in
corporation with the County Recorder this
evening. The capital stock is 81, 100000,
divided into $500 shares. The incorpora-
tors are: Joseph Huth, Harman Mack,
Moses H. Marks, Fidel Bader and Fred
erick Funk. .'.,,. .'.....
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COMMON PLEAS. 4'.' 'e
.dt s Before Judge Smith F'ell.iF
5s,s5e-E ! Bowman vs.. Bailey BALI = BIO Ts. et a.
SssSScagOline Stanley " VS.. Ferris & Morten.
"a SSs-Josenh Ashorn vs.. ]. B. Puthof, ST.
s1aMaH WsgdeG ys ~ soPh e ty
54OO6-Marietta Mckenzie VS.. Michael Kelley
etM =, -. 80. ,.,,... ,.,,.,.o... ., -,-.o
~ ,.A..poSert % Ra % s,on Isle sssnss " va Kenn,ar g.
Bro. - - " - - ''''.-~ 80
5z2S7-Dina schoenfeld vs.. Henry Klusmann.
572S55-E S5 Sh4tt Us; :: - II; a Crm. Mn.u,,,, p.
y; mews vi = n.,s ~ Soi,ax e. pev
r. uaSs-Martba J. Cartelyon ct al W.. David Ken.
nedy ct al. '""'','' - :" ~ ~ 49,,
57,e67-Mann 8. Turpin vs.; John McGill ct al
5l276-Mary Moore W. Joseph u Koseooom
e'a ~ s77u1,cv c,av,ou va yaebe, Williams ct al,
572so-Wm' /. Brown vs.. D. W. Strickland,
Assignee. \, I1.--~|I.l 1Ig..g+... .,..5 ,.g.'
Before Judge Burnett ,'.,.,..-
A,259-C -Covington Street Railroad Company vs.
Thomas Sherlock: .-
HSls-hucy y Hunt n vs.. I: +. Kanaoipn atap p,ooho
a. 1aiaS'-ho"en n o. Dfo'iis'' va An'oA t'0'As
a.sse- Thomas phelan VS.. Peter Craig ct al. 4''
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The report of the Cincinnati Hospital
for last week is as follows: Admitted, 81;
born, 2; died, s; discharged, !63 remain
ing, 4l6. t .-,..a}.-e ,,i ...f-..t ,-.s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-09

Fee Commissioner Drew has instructed
the County Auditor not to pay any claims
of ex-County Clerk Bernard until he
makes settlement to him. -'' .t't '.i
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI, Feb So 2. M. g"
EXCHANGE on New York is quiet and steady at
par TO 1-l0 premium. lg4li W .g454..
Sterling quiet and steady. We quote at 81 85H
for sight and $4 B3 for 60-day bills ~ -a =
The following are the local rates for Govern
menI bonds;
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DAvlsyr11., Gu.

sg DAvrssrs..ls, Gu. :
oIAs. E.. LANGLEY = = ls7s.
IDaaaelseo, Dan. s We San San
Pleasure Of haze great
q ths mos. Sr.,ieg ,a ,a,iag you
,alts of the us. ts,,ylng !, o,g re-
LINE fn nv ON - cARBo-
tnres nn years ths th'ssse. taa For
hhssa has been coo 'op Of my
baa bsid and smooth oott,h'pietely
han. baa quite given ,.n snd !. I
ops Fsp, ofrsstorinss tsp M ,y any
nv th.p sd,s: Weeks 4so i r. so,isa as'r; !;
6oLINE 'nt ofcAR-
ommsnd.ta;an.a ing onihs rec.
! Iconcludayp q 2 friend,
without aay - .sya bottle,
good results great Hope Of
have now p.., however. % 1
Z month, and - !. tesa than
ssIreeable s..o,., j. ny most
my head Is isoonalshment, on
lSo.sred Soa,is with 4 st,Hnmaplssely t,na
: nsaithyi srow,bn ,bns.'hert,
3 which has evs,. q hair,
ssS .nSs !, q eean,ipusss s,sP appsss-
i, viii son ildently beI,sa nsa
my ycu.s as ever i. wa, s1I, =,
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ni,,i'ns nis, you this i.safe ..s..' in
pern "a, and You hsxa h..'''n0-
same. yon'opubIish ~
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Sove~S%ass' %s' this sth 'dsn dss : :,
\ JAMES b r,,,,9 o
,.f. ,Nois,,.h King, I
a:y -, ! 2; soaD, ,s...,is !.
boro, Ma. NORTH AL,
more than says: aPo,
%shon XXX % my ysars d
. sa som e saeo.h1 1saS sas Aa'
but sOs,s abiiliard bss
9af a. FrT0ueeks a.,
"a -ianit-,.a ...-rati.1
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Died.

Died. fs .tH
b GTNN-At his residence on Beiievue street,
Newport, Kentaicky, sunday, February aih, ct I
p, m, Of spinal -meningits. Wm. Ginns in the 7lth
Funeral Tuesday. February 10Th, AZ 2 p. %.
from tie family residence. Friends invited
Burial priyate.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
6Arf LAKE, Feb. 9.AJofin Taylor. Presi-
dentof the Saints, offieiated yesterday 7at
the funeral Of wealthy young man named
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New York STOCK Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount Of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange. received by Lea, Sterrett Co.,
28 West Third street.: .
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the following are the opening and the Ills D.
m. quotations Of the New York Exchange.
as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co, Is West Third
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For Evansville.

a TUESDAY. 10th, at 5 ?, NJ, POSITIVELY
S.~ = FASHION, D, L. Penny, Master For
Nd freight or passage apply ON board Or to
J. s. Robinson Agent. 20 l.saS r
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For Huntington
For Huntington.

TUESDAY, 10th, at4P M. POSITIVELY
lM< = The c. g. o. r. r. packet, BOSTONA,
Isaac Bryson, Master. Freight received
at all hours on Wharf boat, footof
Broadway ". HonshelI, Superintendent -
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CORNCRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together in Old
Hs''J a'''a Kentucky. .i"'49a ~ Z,
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star. o. haU.1a4 et
" PADUcAH Feb. 9:-The trial Of Mr.. J. A.
Hutcheson, who was brought back from
Texas charged with obtaining goods under
falte pretenses, resulted in his acquittal,
but he was at once rearrested for false
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Pomeroy,

MONDAY, 9th. at S P. NJ, POSITIVELY. "
~ : OHIO No. 4. J. Levisay, Master
Freight received at all hours on
Wharfboat, foot OF Broadway. W.
HonshelI. SUPERINTENDENT ~
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Cincinnati Livs stock Market.

Cinclnnati Live Stock Market.
.4NC,i CINCINNATI. Feb. 9--2 p. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past AS hours: EH ,'4fT "a
dt'1VA 5ElfdUfl Receipts Shipments
Cattle. lol5 H araieu S7S
-..,....v....,... 1854 +s ,,aigr, y
81 loO
H0GSAMarket firm and steady for light. Duh
forheavy Common at 81 25I4 l5, fair to good
lightat "a 2O94 45, fair to good packing at "a 80@
4 So select butchers at 81 59Q8t go per GENITAL " :
CATTLE-Market slow. Common at 81 65@2 Is:
fair to medium at 81 49s; good TO choice al IS rs
or fair to good shipping "a 25@5 per GENITAL gross.
fair 50 25G4 25; good TO choice al s. 5o05 30 per
GENITAL. 1ttl
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For POmerOy.

TUESDAY. 10th. at 5,P. NJ. POSITIVELY, d
~ - TELEGRAPH, Z. 8. Morgan, Master
L6A&2 Freight received at all hours on Wharf
z ~ boat, foot Of, Broadway. W. Honsheil,
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For Memphis,

TUESDAY, 10th, at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY.
~ ANDY BAUM Hiram vinton, Master
For freight or passage apply on board,
- or to James 8. Wise, Superintendent,
No. 12 Public Landing
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* PRICE, ohf DOLLAR pts sofrfE. .l
~ seEd 81 sit Drsg0IsfE IS

Kennedy q Co, Genera Agents pit,sbur Pa
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THE COUR,Es.
.el TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR Daa
The cases oct for tomorrow tTuesday) are q

COMMON PLEAS. l"'aH q
ht Before Judge Smith HaI.lF
5Ss5o--E. J. Bowman vs. Bailey q Bro. ct al.
5S,s56--Nicholas Wolf VS.. Frederick Kramer.
So, ,S65--Caroline Stanley vs. Ferris & Morten.
i53,S63-Joseph, ,Ashorn VS.. ]. B. Puthof, Sr.
53,90i-Mary Wagner vs.. John A. Schwessnger
53el0AAMrtin Mallory vs.. The City. ~
54,0O6-Marietta Mckenzie VS.. Michael Kelley
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II Der ton. Fair TO good mixed at $lfai5 and com
mon at slO0l2 per top all on afryals and Y more
In store 4@|a@ANesss t1'%~PSS 4gVs 7ab
Hides quiet and steady We quote: Green. 7asc;
vet ssted, S00c; dry saated, 18@14C: Hint 15(917c;
do selected, 1S@20c per To- Sheep peltS $l@l rs
each. sheared do 25@40c ,EsJ9lnTlI
HOPS in fair demand and steady at lOc per lb for
choice Eastern. sfre1
Iron e quiet and steady. " We quote
pig iron al four. months time; Hanging
Rock. charcoal No l, .s4S@44: DO. No.
q N2a4s; do, mill, sil@42; Southern char
coal. No. Il. iSif@42; do mill. s3aD4oi strong
stone-coal and coke No: l, $39@42; do, mill. sS7@
ss eodshsrt stoneGoa ana eGfe No sSs@ss
a. 10 Der ton. TCar-wheel Hanging Rock, s55@5S:
Southern, SO@55 per ton. Wrought non: Com
irorI Eboiled. Nos Is to "a h9s6: sheet-iron,
charcoal, Nos. IS 70 q, 699@71c per ID: Wrought
scrap, 81 6O02; eSst scrap,, 2o@l % per LOO
pounds.
Lead: Market firm and quiet We quote: Pig
at6A@6$4c, bar 71g@8c sheet lead OF o1ac peE ".
Oak solS Al ssa42c heuniook %, G0sse: harness
leather, 3704Oc; rough harness, 29@32c; skiFtIng,
Ii@42c: American kip, 65a0ee: French DC, SIC
40: American calfskins, 85c@M 10; French
a., IA 25@9 per III. Bridle lehther,, &f5@6o per
doz and upper leather, 20aesc per FOOT llee 9.
Neils frm,and fair rdomsud and quiet s5@t 10
pkss ~ la p S ,., IA moderate :, - demand d
Ee;a ; .ss as .s;. 7 S.s ,sass ssa basssi Ssf
Spirits Turpentine. 43945c per gallon. Carolina
tNs sos "a per prh Rodius pi'ehs& SSs TO-
OSkum. S110c per lh ,asa ,sfosssef Il. sA,as
Nuts: Fair demand for hickory nuts at 40@45c
fef zhree,s sandxi s507De, fofs sheAhsrki per bu.
peeans at 12@l4c per III
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. MORMON MONSTER.
: VI ERM MtFb FyNEd1 VI tigE IafER
Brutal Funeral Sermon Preached BY
M1fS ~ President Taylor. fsBIiissF l,ils

.YYIYfI1l5----r-IfIV u 4;
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Coffee is in fair demand and steady. We quote:
Common Rio 1t 1814@14c. fair to prime at 15@
a8c choice at 19@19%. and fancy yellow at 200
2lc per ID. Java at 26929e, Mocha S02ScY and
Laguayra at 16@18c per ID.
Molasses Ia In fair demand with New Orleans
e5@42c for tair to good and 45@52c for prime to
choice per gallon. Refined srups at 35@60c as
to quality.
Rice firm and moderate demand at 7@sc$ $for
Louisiana and choice Carolina.
Sugar Is IN fair demand and steady Few Or
leans raw at 715581%c, and yellow clarified at 81
@9c and white at 9h9t0c per fb. Yenow refined
N A@814e; extra DO 9019lac; A white, W @l0c;
kranulated, 1014(a10s Re; powdered. 101s crushed,
I05IC: cut loaf lie per lb.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-12
Railroad Matters.

The locating engineers, under their chief,
Mr.. Raines, have been out the past two DAYS
doto,r,;n;,a r,o ,o,,,o . 10 MI. G. Cio
,o''' A5 '"' 'o''o VI ."o D"''a, F" Wv"
purne road by way OF Eagle Ford and
Mountain Creek. The road vii be located
the entire distance from Dallas TO Cleburne.
~ dou. &c. % 49,, nil, ~ 49,. -, 1871,
i'""' 'o''o W ','e'' VIII w pun " "o'N
grading the initial operations to be inau-
gurated At point one and one-half miles
west of Eagle Ford. Colonel w. J. Keller a
diroo,or 10 ,ho roa1 u,,,h o,h.. ~,
N''''o' ~ ''o 'o"o' WIN o'ner Scl''ei'ioH
Interested, start out to-day to secure the right
OF way along the line 1t has all been Sc
cured Tor the hrst ten miles OF grade except
through the lands OF Few parties IN the
vicinity oil Eagle Pord, who decline to
donate the necessary ground tor the road. 1t
IS hol anticipated mat the rght'ol-why sub
leet viii amount to aserlous impeachment to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-12
The Tournament.

The interest in the coming tournament to
to be held here during the conyening of the
State Sportsmens association is constantly
increasing, and it Is believed by The manage
ment, judging from various indications, that
the attendance will be much larger than Was
at first anticipated Letters are pouring in
from ali parts of the State and enquiries are
being made from other States rs well, asking
for information. The tournament will begin
on the l7lh inst, and continue five days. The
management has made ample arrangements
for grand shoot. The premiums offered
are liberal and everything is in the hands of
the appropriate committees. Twenty crates
OF pigeons arrive to-day from Chicago, and
these will be followed by other shipments
Provisions have been made along the line of
the railroad to insure the care and safety Of
the birds, There will be number of clubs
present, rs well ms good many experienced
shots from sll parts of the county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-12
Rescued from Death

Policeman Sheehan rescued drunken
man from terrible death last night. lie
found him lying PROSTATE across the Central
railroad track at the corner of Ervay and
Wood streets, and had hardly gotten him in
charge when an engine came sweeping down
the track, which would have torn him to
pieces had he been left lying there. The
officer landed his half I'm onscieus prisoner
in the ststion-house.
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After the CnnineA.

So far tax has been paid on only ninety
dogs, while there are at least fifteen hundred
N the city. Those animals not wearing the
tag to show that tax has been paid on them
will be taken up and killed, and Judging
from present Indications there will be fruitful
Strengthening of the CANNES, The services of
man experienced with the lssso have been
secured, and work of roping them in will
perhaps begin to-day.
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ST. GEORGE
DALLAS, TEXAS
Strictly First Glass.
PRICES, 81 PER DAY,
j. B. MCLEOD & CO., Props

JIM Arlington, St Louis; Charles Bonnell,
st Louis; w II Willsms, I ouisvile; L G
Bower, E L Long, } G Middleton, W Ter.
ry, W o Conner city; E Fl Knight, Mo; W
X Snow, Boston, Mass; A l. Bowen,
Texas; A McRae, New Orleans; A J Morris,
st Louis, Missouri; o Cozad, Fl Worth;
c NJ Thompson, Philadelphia L Wagby,
Fort Worth 5 p Mendez, Columbus, Ga;
Zack J Wall, Grapevine G Taylor, Deni-
son; c McNeslus, city; Samuel Taylor,
Denton; G + Bushon, Grapevine; O n T
Smith, Saratoga; A v Campbell, w q Gal,
loway, city; NJ G Herley, Brenham.
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4 Pleasant Gathering.

Professor A. Clarke and wife of Thorp's
Springs, were waited upon Mt the Millican
house, on Monday evening last, by a large
number of their friends and scholars, who
desired n give fitting expression to the esteem
in which this worthy couple are held. Some
substantial presents were made, and all pres.
ent did full justice to an ample repsst The
evenings entertainment was highly enjoyed
by donors and recipients.
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Yesterday the Browder Springs Ice Man
ufacturing company began the manufacture
of ice for the season. The proprietors since
last season have doubled and greatly inn
proved their machinery, besides boring two
artesian wells, which furnishes fine quality
of water well adapted to the manufacture of
ice. The capacity of the factory is very
large, and is sufficient to furnish not only this
city but great portion of North Texas
with the frigid luxury.
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CHEAP EXCURSION
TO EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,

For the occasion of the General Assembly
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
which assemblies in Evansville, Indiana, May
Goth, the Texas & Pacific K. r., will
have on sale for the benefit Of
all who may wish to avail themselves
of the opportunity, - Round Trip Ex-
curson Tickeis ~ greatly reduced
rates; which will be on sale from the tenth,
to the twentieth of May inclusive, and will
be good to return until the twentieth of
June For tickets, or further particulars
call on or address t. z. Turner, Ticket
Agent Texas II Pacific Depot, Dallas, or
X. w. THOMPSON, jr.,
General. Passenger Agent, Marshall
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Mysterious Shooting.

Three pistol shots fired in rapid succession
at the corner of Ervay and Commerce streets,
about 0 o'clock last night brought out the
denizens in that locality. The police soon
appeared on the scene but failed to catch the
evil doors. This reckless shooting is being
carried on to an alarming extent, and the first
guilty party caught should be made an ex-
ample of by the courts.