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low Rates To Atlanta.

Parties desiring to attend tho Atlanta
Cotton Exposition should 20 via Houston
and New Orleans, over the Star Il Crescent
route. Tickets are now on sale, good for
thirty days, and at very low rate-only
thirty dollars and thy-tive cents from BAL
las to Atlantis and return. The Star &
Crescent route i. every way the best and
quickest and most desirable to all points
north, south and southeast. Tickets IN
low a. by any other route.
EDWIN q. FLOOD,
Ticket agent Ii. & T. e., Dallas, Texas,
]. l.. A. THOMAS,
Texas passenger agent Star 4 Crescent
Route. Dallas, Teas,
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slNkTNINN NAV INNE& TlIE STN.
\ new era is dawniur upon women
Hitherto rhc has been called upon to suffer
the ills Of mankind and her own besides
The frequent and distressing irregularities
peculiar to her sex, have long been to her
the "djrcful spring uf woe, unnumbercd. g"
In the mansion If the ricn aud hoycl of pow
crtr alike woman has been the constant yet
patient victim ofu Thousand ills unknownto
mar--and without remedy ooh Lord
she cried Eat now the hour ofhcr rclcmp.
ton has come, She will suffer no more, for
l'radiirii', Female Regulator, Woman =
beat friend, il for sal" by druggists Whole
sale hv Thompson, >Chutt 4 CO.
-, Prepared by Dr. Bradticd, Atlanta, Ga.
Price ( / - pcr bottle.
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1t is curious to note how great are the
changes in mems costumcS Looking only
at one detail, the waiNcont which the last
century was the cruise Of endless crtrays-
gancc, We find that il is now of the umoS
simplicity, aud is for the most part hidd IN
by the coat, But the wai,tcoat had It's day,
There was = tame WHEN dandics made il a
matter Of pride tn have dulcns-lay, scores
port To- or confer with him on any business
of waistcoatS In Germany during the last
century the luxury was ,ousidcrHhlc,and the
love ofdisplay incAlcuablc one of the min.
listers under Frederick Uis Great used t.
boast th.t he had three hundred
waistcopts and thrco hundred wigs, SO
many wigs and ~ little head, said Fred.
crick the Great speaking of him. Men OF
position were required To- have positive
museum Of waistCoats IN the eighteenth
century, Thorc were cloth waistCOat~, silk
waistCoatS, wastcOats In velvet, waistCoats
In cloth OF gold Tho wai,icoNt WIS q work
of art,a painters canvas filled with Suhicct.
II was covered with admirable representa-
tons ofhunting episodes, OfCourt scenes oI
famous fables Of village festivals Tn,
waistcoat of the gallant of the period wa,
cnliycncd with the pictorial history " tn,
loves " Mars and Venus; the marshal
WhlflCOHl was oUlOTOluOTNu Win ullll
tary scenes, while one vi the
court dsndics acquired mmn (Which
he would not otherwise have cnioycd) b,
reason of the illustrations of popular play,
to be seen on his manly breast, The rag,
for these illuminated waistsoutS lasted I'll
the end of Louis XNI.'s roign. The hut
tons by which those garments were fastOnoC
wcru not less worthy of notice, rhoy were
for the most part, of about tho size of gu
silver dollars, and were In steel, In silver II
precious stones, sometimes even in dia
monds The Count dArtois, siterwar,
Charles X, was celebrated flr the magniii
ccnrc of his buttons, some (which were Il
cnsmal aud emhollishcd with miniatures q
tho celebrated beauties " classic heads q
the gods and goddcsscS some linen u
lower typo wore ON their buttons the rot
traits and initials of tho queens of thoi
hearts The revolution brought about som
changes. The waistcoat was shortened, AN,
/ Its buttons bore tho portrait Of Robospiorr,
who was known among dandios IA the ma
who wore the best powdered hair In France
or Of Saint Just, or Fouquior.rinyillc, q
others. But this fashion soon disappeared
and tho waistcoat gradually lost its impoi
lance rs an article Of masculine sppare
and Is now considered useful as a depot fc
the watch but hs AN ornament Is none.
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Promotes the growth Of tho hair and rem
ders it dark and glossy. 1t holds, in
liquid form, large proportion of doodor-
lied cocosnut oil, prepared expressly for
this purpose, No other compound posses
sea the peculiar properties which 30 exactly
suit the various conditions Of tho human
hair
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscre,iols of youth, nervous weak
mss, early decay, .,..' : manhood, etc,
! will send rocipe 4 III cure you free Of
charge. This srea; -cliviy was discovered
| by missionary in South America. send u
sclfaddrcssed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph
! T. lnmau station u. New York city.
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We vii, duplicate New York or St Louis
loobing prices and in no case charge more
than tie difference in ircights Merchants
of Texas will please make note of this and
call ans examine our stock or send us their
orders Which We will I'LL on approval, Civ
ing them the privilege of returning such
articles as does not please in price and Sc
lection We consider our judgment and
capacity for filling orders extra good.
BLAyKENSutP & BLAKE
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The Photo Ar, studio ogW. Mcclellan, rs
Main ,trect,i, being very largely patroni2ed
by art critics ,whr-' expressed admiration Of
his beautiful productions assures him that
his work j. appreciated Sittings by APP
poin;mcut receive specia. attention.
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Ladies'

Do you wish stylish and comfortable shoes
II 50 examine the Common Sense Bull
Shoes, hand made, in kid or goat. II you
try them once you will never have any
other. At Leon Kahn's, 6Di Elm.
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Gcnt'sshlrts, Drawers, Ovorslls, Etc,
one of hs finest stocks Of shirts, draw.
ara, oyoralls and gents furnishing goods in
the west, for sale At wholesale, by
BLANHENsHir 4 BLAKE.
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Drummer. from l,erywhere.

When You come 10 Denton ;aSo my omni
bus and transfer line FOR town. Ask my
rates and see /. don't act fair. Bushes.
men. pNironizc business man who adyur
tises. Remember my name.
FgANK SrANsstLE
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A. n T., Mttcnthal will sell all kinds of
plain and fancy mating at cost, which is
from ~ IL to 81 cents per yard.
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lfyou will Happen To- see our carpcrs YOU
will he sure to buy them, for they cannot
be beat In style and prices,
4 Il l.. MirrESrHAL.
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Loudon. second hand dealer at 50 Elm
street, wishes to close out two hundred and
frty cook and heating stoves and is offering
them very low for cash
Blankets at your price, comforts at any
loudonS
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Fur and Wool Hats at New York Prices.

We will job fur aud wool hats At New
York price,, Also offer splendid line OF
ladies hats, which we will ship to mer.
chants on approval.
BLANKRSsHIP & BLAKE
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in Dallas is the Delmonico. Oysters from
the Atlantic and the gulf and from noun
tain and sea of the most exquisite flavor
always served up to those OF fastidious taste
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II e. x A S


Trains IthNu Dan" Shton rs lollONS,
EAST ROUND.
No. t. local passenger. ................. 2:l5 r. N.
No. . mail and express ....,...,........ p. N.
WEST BOUND
No. = local passenger ........... l5S p. m.
No. /, mail and express ....... ...... .j.j J.. m.
Nos. ind run daily between Abilene and
81 Louis.
..-Nos. and 6. run daily between wcathcrforl
and MiunvOla.
Nos. and , connect at Abilene with accom-.
mediation To and from C;rcltom 81 miles west of
Dallas T.. Z. TURNER Ticket Agt
CONNECTIONS.
At TcNRrkana with all trains on the St. Louis
Il Iron Mountain and southern railway for all
points North, East and southeast
Al Longview Junction and MinrOla with all
trains On International railroad TOY Tyler,
Palestine Houston, Austin, Galveston and san
Antonio
Al balls, with trains OF the Houston II Texas
Central railway, for CorsiCana, McEin. Bremund
Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead Brenham
and all points In Middle and Southern Texas,
At sherman with II. Il H. e. Il. L.. for points
on the line OF that road.
At Fort Worth, with stages for all points in
Western Texas
At shreveport with Red River steamers for
New Orleans
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
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lryou want To get good heavy blue
flannel shirt, 90 TO \. IL Z. SIistenthal, SO
Elm s;~nrt.
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Having boon late IN the eastern market
and bought an entire new stock of MILL.
merry cloaks, suits, ladies wear, fancy goods
AMI notions. Convince Yourselves at l..
naurAn's 7ui Elm street.
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II. :. owen has opened an exc lusiye boo
and shoe store, selling for cash lower than
any other house in town.
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For anything in the merchant tailoring
line, 20 to Douglas Bros
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An elegant line Of trow,crines at Douglas
Bros, 6U7 Main street
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If you want nobby and fine dress hat
Leon Kahn'1 is the place his goods are the
best, and prices lowest. COZ Elm str1Nt.
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Tho Latmu Prison IN Europe.

iou 90 u Jhincs hsettos
The Hour, II Detention which has just
been opcnei In Berlin and to which all the
prisoners, mae and female, who are await.
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Browns Blackberrya and Ginger.

Should be in every house during the heated
season. 1t never fails to cure Warrhua
Dyssntery and Cholera Morbus. For sale
:" lloyt d Coffin and W. II. Howell Il Bro,
Dallas,
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Cloaks and Dolmans
At Bauman's, 70G Elm street.


A the rage, Porcupinc, rough and
ready and satin braids. Hats and bonnets-
every new shape at Bauman's, 7cd Elm
street
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Knit goods Of every description, and "
the latest manufacture, can be found at A.
& L, Mittunthaps
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Globe Kid Gloves.
Every pair warranted. at Baumans, 106
Elm street.
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Good, called for and promptly delivered
free Of charge 10 any part OF the city by tho
city Steam Laundry.
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uayclocks, listers and Jackets.
Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.

Trimmed in snowflake plush and fur, al
Baumans, 7o6 Elm street,
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Ombrec Ribbons.
\ full line at DaumiN'S, zoo Elm street.
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Hosmer lays water pipin. as cheap as the
cheapest, and with experienced w6rkmcn
Call on him and get his prices, at i0G Elm
=
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Wan,ed-Od books. by Loudon, So Elm
street.
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~ take my tex dis mornin'." said col
orcd preacher. nom that potion 81 de
scripture whar de- pcstol Paul pin,s his pis-
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Glass In geography" Who can tell me
anything nbout n Strait ?" asked the
teacher. Boy" heard my dad say, last
night that Ii beats two pair
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Gloves aud Gantlcts.

Buck, sheep goat, Eidand cloth Magnif,
cent stock for sale at wholesale by
BIANKEN,UP K BLAZE.
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To the Trade.

Eoot AID shoe filters wanted st Padgitt
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l.adlc. rleaac Kcmcmbcr
NctIcc, rhr,lcIan.nnll rnmillrs.

Entilc new stock TO select from at Bau.
mans, 100 Elm street.
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Cor,ci1 ladies' misses and chillrcn's hose,
At Bauman's, 7Di Elm street,
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Chrl.. KIntlemsn, ofFort Worth.

/, I HANDLER,
General Passenger Agent.
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Clonks and Knit shaw
Grcnt Advantage.

splendid stock at New York prices
BLANKsNsuir Il BLAKE.
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Lowest priccs-superior work-at the
City Steam Laundry
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

LANCASTER, Oct. 1.-THE seymour
tragedy continues to be the subject of
general interest here and subsequent
developments show nothing to miti-
gate the hideous character OF the
crime. The physicians have conclude
their autopsy upon the body of the
murdered woman and Coroner Mish-
ler's jury has rendered the following
remarkable verdict: "That the said
Mary Seymour came to her death at
the hands Of Edward Sanders by over
excitement and committing a rape on
the person Of said Mary Seymour" -
Mrs. Seymour's b idy was inferred to
daj at the Almshouse burying ground.
No one has appeared to claim it. San
d-rs and Rogers will have u hearing
before Alderman Barr early next
week.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Fears are en,.r
tslned both here aud at Paris Of a
closely approaching financial orisis !"
bankers and money men here now ad
mit the ferling of alarm, whose exist-
ence their course has already md
Gated. There seems to be no prosnect
OF any early stoppage of the flow eS
gold TO America. Ba kers are pronb
esying still higher rates OF discor, +
and believe that the export of cola
will be gradually increased rather han
diminished, and will be accountant 4
by corresponding advance FROM Iime
to time In the Bank Of En- lands dis.
count rate. Yesterdays advance 10
A per cent. was without apparent
effect. The Bank of Holland has adj.
vanoed rates / per cent, and cores
pom ling action is anticipated by the
Bank Of France. The situation ia ,e.
garded as perilous in the extreme, and
the tone of the Times and other iour.
mails is one of anxiety.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

CORRECTED MAY 2srd 1881

CORRECTED MA 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
$40 800, 9.lo. . 55. 1879. tl.53a. M; IL. Ia
sI2.4s, 2.03, 80. 400, 5.52, 6.3s, 7 Ge, 9.55,
1890 p. IN. sundays, 2.06, 2.25, $40 am;
5.0o;5. 81 Us 100, 80, l0.W P. m.
For NEW ioRK.-2D5, 2.25, $50, 100, 9.55,
ll.ls "a. m. az. AZ. 2.Us. 5.52 b.ss D. m
Sundays, 205. 2.25 =. M. $50 8.3S p. m.
FoR BALTIMoRE,-l25l, 2.l2, 4.02 7.55
s. 3s am. ;l2.55, s1.O4 AS $3.50 1881 p. m
Sundays, l2.5i, 2.l2, 40 lbs a. m. 1o.5l
FoR WAsnINeTos.-l25l,2 .I2, 4.u2; 7ss5.
s.Ss a. M; lA55, sI.O4. 6.5e y, m. sun
days, l2.5i, ZIP, 400, 1855 "a. m.
BALTIMORE AND In rERMEDIATE STA
TIoNs. -l2.5l, S.SS a. IN, t.55, 1. 10 p. IN .
tions My betw cen PerryvilIe and
Baltimore. Sundays, II 81 a. m.
PERRYYILLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA
rIoNs -o.l5 p. M.
For NEW CAsTLs.-60O s.a5. a. M; LIZ
800. 6,25, p. m, No Sunday trains,
HARgGNGToN AND INTERMEDIATE STA
TIoNs.-s % a. m; I.o5, o.2j p. m. No
sunday trains.
DELMAR AND lSDEKMEDIATE STATIONS
-y.3o n. m; l.U5 p. In.
Foe WILMtNGToN NoRTHE RN X. H.
40 a. M; 800, 500 p, IN. No SuuuaS
trains.
Foh DELAWARE WESTERN X h.-7i6
~ ga. M: Oh, P. ms Sunday trainA,
1880 "A. IA. and 800 D. IN.
TRAINS hRlNE AT W1LMING1 On
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l24 207. 3,57,
7.52. s.53; v. 0 IA. IN, u m; l2.i5, l245
sl.O2 10, 1875, AL, $40, t.UO 6.l5, 81
800 %, lO.i5, Ills p. III Sundays,
u. '32H, 3.52, ] o.. 1910 "A. M; . ~, lu.io.
TRANS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
HILADELPHIA-Broad street Depot
7.U5, 80, sis, lc.sO, ll,uO, ll.i5 a. IN; l.30
S.i5, 40. 40. o.lU 5.l5, $40 $40, SUU 9.4t
IA A
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THIRD EDITION


Another Ru amor Of its Reported
sale for the most Foolish of Rea.
sens.
Every time railroad man OF any i'm
portance stops In the town OF Smyrna,
his presence gives rise to rumor that
the Bombay Hook railroad is to be sold
to party Of capitalists, who are either
to develop 1t TO a wonderful extent or
make big speculation out of the pur-
chase.
This road was built by Jay Gould,
about eight years ago, with the inten-
tion of making IL, In connection with
the New jersey route and steamers
across the Delaware and Chesapeake
Bays, a great through line between
Washington. So Impressed were the
projectors with the importance of this
rouie, that the material for the extern
sion of the Bombay Hook road from
Chestertown to the Chesapeake Bay,
and about 100000 expended 10 making
excavations for the heavy piers. A big
storm, in single night, filled up the ex-
cavations, and swallowed the 500, 00U at
one gulp.
The road is now leased by Frederick
Gerker, Of Philadelphia Pa. 1t is
about thIr.y-fve miles in length, and
extends across the peninsula from
Bombay Hook, Del, to Chestertown,
Md, and is used now only for freight
purposes. An agent Of the proposed
purcha"er was in Smyrna a few days
ago, and it is stated, and not contra
dicted, that the capitalists are making
this move as precautionary measure
to prevent the possibility of the road
being operated inimical to the ship
cobpany's interest. .-.=--
This is the latest rumor, hut when
it was brought to the attention of we'll
informed railroad men in this city,
they laughed immoderately at he
idea. Tue road is mol at all contiguous
to the proposed line OF the canal. their
nearest, point 10 conjunction being
Massey's Cross Roads. Md, where
they are at least three miles apart.
This road, it is said, can never be made
competitor, to any extent, with the
proposed ship canal, the projectors of
which would not give i've cents for the
road and its franchises. Al least til
Is the opinion OF well-informed, disin-
terested railroad men.
Apropos of this subject it is reported
on good authority THAT the contract
for the construction OF the ship canal
has been signed, and that active oper-
ations will be commenced next spring.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

GENERAL G. W. GORDON, the ex.
Confederate, recently made an address
in memory Of Garfield before the Circuit
Court at Memphis, In which he said: Il
had rather possess the emotion, the Gull
ture, The oratory and the genius of Gar
field than ali The blood stained laurel Is
that ever Caesar tore from the liyid
brows Of fallen kings, or all the Jewels
that ever Hannibal stripped from the
frozen fingess OF his slaughtered knights.
The wisdom, moderation and reform
foreshadowed In his brief administration
we've daily widening his Influence and
popularity, especially with the people OF
the South, and we hoped that he was
fastening the day when we could all
feel aud say we have but one sky, one
f'g, one Union one country aud one
President"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

This evening will probably be the
last opportunity our amusement soers
will have of witnessing the great
spectacular play OF "Michael Stro-
goff." 1t will be presented under the
management of Messrs. Goodwin,
Zimmerman and Nixon, Of Philadel-
phia, with the same company and
scenic effects as 1t has been presented
during the past two weeks in the
Academy Of Music, Philadelphia.
When it was presented here on last
Friday evening aweek ago, the large
audience was 30 we'll pleased with it
that the managers deteiermiued upon
giving those who were, and those who
were not pres ,nt another opportunity
of seeing this great play. One Of the
features will be the presence of an ex-
oellent orchestra of twenty Ave pieces.
The ballots and scenic effects are
freely worth the price of admission,
for they are in reality truly wonderful.
The Opera House should be crowded
in every part.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10
REsCuEp FKoM DEATH,

William ]. CougblIu, Of sou \
NJ ass, says: IN the fall oil lo,u !, i
taken with BLEEDING of Thh
foilD wed by a severe cough Nj Al
appetite and flesh, and was GUILT
my bed. In 1877 | was admiaeul
Hospital. The doctors sad usa
In my lung as big as han aoaI 4
one time a report went atVuas
was dead. / gave M hope, eIa
told me of DR.. WILLIAM IL
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGo, ,n
bottle, when TO my surprise ! S sYsl
ed to feel better, and tO-lay | i'''
than for three years past
~ write this hoping every V Ia
ed with Diseased Lungs VIII NJ,
WILLIAM HALLS Ba "a, Il SnoS
convinced that GONsU I ~ az,
BE CURED. ! can posi'iSe,is s ~ 4
one more good thatl al the a;otnssj|
ues ! have taken singe my s'oA'
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10
Asking for More Money.

WAsHIsoToN, October 7.-Under the
PROVISIONS OF the Act Of Congress relat-
Ing to the Centennial CsIehratinn a,
yorktown, Va, the SUN of $40, 600 was
appropriated for the entertainments of
the foreign guests OF the United States
and an equal sum set apart to defray the
expenses OF the mill airy celebration, 1t
10 how stated that the latter appropria-
ton has already been expended aud tb I
there will be deficit Of about 50 800,
which Congress will be appealed to to
make good. The appropriation for the
entertainment of the foreign guests H.
also Insufficient, and 1t 10 likely that sim
liar action wall be taken with this fund.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10

Viscount Tarbat, second son of Tia
Duke OF Sutherland, Will be made Lor,
Lieutenant of Rosshire.
Anthony j. Drtxel has accepted tn
place on the Board Of Trustees of tn,
Peabody Fund made vacant by ih,
death OF George w. Rigs.
The widow of "Jlm" Fisk is, It Is re.
ported, living In comparative poverty a
North Hatfield, Mass, dependent To-
her living upon the bounty OF sister.
Senator Slater of Oregon, accompanied
by Senator Farley OF California, passee
through Cheyenne on Wednesday. rhey
will arrive in Washington on Sunday
Messrs. Dillon, Egan, Thomas p,
O'Connor and James Redplth were
among the passengers on the Guy Of
Brussels, whicl left Queenstown for
New York on Thursday.
SENATOR BECK is reported 20 have
said that King kalaKaua is one of the
best Informed and educated men he has
met. The King is mentioned as par
ticularly dlsliking 10 talk about himself
Especially to newspaper men.
hh iuiloMlhg ATtlsts VIII aeSoihPanJ
Patti and Nicolipi on their coming
American tour: Mile. CASTELAR,, vio-
Iinist; Mile. HoenschId, contralto; Sig.
nor Salvaie, baritone; Signor Pinto,
basso, aud his brother, who will be
piano accompanist.
THE Empress of Austria Is woman
of simple habits, but she nevertheless
spends a great deal of money. IT, Is
said that her last hunting trip to Eng
land cost 100000. She smokes great
many cigarettes, practices gymnastics
regularly, and rises al 8 O'Clock IN the
morning,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-10
Seal ded 10 Death.

BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. 7.-William
Turk, aged fifteen, and james Leon-
hardt, aged ten, were scalded to
death at Petrolia by hot water and
steam escaping from a decayed
boiler In use at drilling we'll. The
children were playing near the
boiler and were fairly boiled alive.
The boiler, strange to say, did not
explode.