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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30

&c lden Medical Discovery" fwords registered
az trgde-inark) cures all humoTs from the pim-
pie or eruption TO great viruleDt eating ulcers.
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TORMENT. INDEED.

pS ROGERS NHsErNsIE WORN SNHCr instantly
dcstroNS worms and rcmovCs all the srctians Mhish
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30
~0-~
Rhenrt.affSma

CaIlotta Patti is at Stockholm with
her concert troupe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30

rier and the = waltzcd over the fence and the
fought. The tarriCr proved too much for Tad.
dies, and afove they cauld haul him OF the hal
Tie ground he had made Il good square meal Oh
his hide. Tom was i'll despair. 4 kind looking
gentleman IN Il broad hrim hat told him ~ yet a
bottle of ST JACOBS OH and rub him with IL ana
il would cure him III no time. What does Tom
do hut steal into the chapel at NCSpCr time and
slide into Father Jacobs confessional box ans
beg ot him Il bottle If his oil With which Is rub
his d0rg. The Father felt ot Toms head: il was
hot an atnrc Tom could utter Il prayer two men
Were lueailt him home followed hy great crowd,
who kept at Il safe distance. thinking he had
been bit hy n mad dorS. The moro he kicked
and screamed 10 bc let free, the tighter they held
on ~ him. lnrctCrVuCC ~ another torment the
Chicago RrN6fa tlttbRie rvcvutly wrote: Mr..
Joel II, Harvey. L. : Collector ii Internal RcVe-
nue., OF this city, has spent over two thousand
dollars on mcdiCiao 70, his wife. who was suffer
ing drcadmily nNW rheumatism. and without
deriving any benefit whatever: vet Two bottles
OF ST JACOBS ON. accomplished That the most
Skiliful medical men tiIilCd in doing. Ne could
give the names 90 hundreds who hRNV heCu cured
by this wonderful remedy did space permit rs
The latest man who has been made happy
through the r>c Of this valuable Imminent is Mr..
James y CONTAIN. librarian OF the Union catholic
Library of this city. The following is Mr.. Cont
lauS Endorsement.
lSIGN CATuol u LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
20A par5urH Sirttt.
CHICN"O. sept 16. fSs,'
wish To adj my testimony IL the merits of ST
JACOBS on NS Il cure for rheumatism. ono hut
tie has cured me Of this Troublesome disease
time; but, thanks TO the remedy ann curcd. This
statement is unsolicited hy amy one lis inter
est. Very respectfully,
JAMES \. CONAN, lihrnrinu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30

RAKEs'S rAiN PANACEl curcS pam IN Man ana
besSi. Use externally and internally
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30


Homeopathic Medicines rs rule,
are not amenahle to the chemical tests
and analyses used in testing drugs gem
orally. Their reliability therefore de-
ponds solely ON the character AMI repu-
tatlon as 10 probity of those preparing
ana putting them up. 1t is therefore
OF paramount Importance that the
puolc satisfy themselves thai the
homeopathic medicines they buv are
obtained from house of recoc3;ra1
standing and reliability. BoerScIe Z
Tafel's Homeopathic Pharmacy Is e..
tablished since 1885. Send for their
descriptive price current of family and
of Veterinary Medicine cases and books
Ia S. Clark ST Chicago.
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Return to New York at once. "

Shortly after, when the train stopped
at Philadelphia the conductor asked II
" C. Redell was on board, and handed
him another telegram. This, too, Red
ell showed James. TWAS In substance
as follows, and was signed with Dorsey
initials
ado you want to ruin me and my
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30

Everybody is pleased with the improved Car
boline, a deodoriIed extr..et of petroleum. 1t is
as clear and limpid SIS spring water and was
originally intended by nsture as panacea for all
diseases Of the scalp and skin, ana as a natural
hair renewer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30
Bank Statement.
-

The banks now hold 81 DIS, 3UU ]
than the legal requirements.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30
INCENDIARY FIRE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.- Commission
er Price, this morning, received letter
from the Indian agent at the Kiowa,
Comanchee and Wichita agency, in
forming him of the burning Of the
Wichita school building by an incendi-
airy. The industrial building adioin-
ing was also totally destroyed with all
its contents. Some of the teachers and
employs barely escaped with their
lives. The building and contents was
worth $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30
A GAG FOR GUTTEAU.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-Guiteau was
visited at the jail to-day, and was found
in excellent spirits, as he asserted
He still clings to the belief that the
jury viii sccept his word asserting ''his
free agency was destroyed, and viii
acquit him.
Col. Corkhill received to-day by ex-
press, from Kansas, package found to
cohtain very ingeniously-devised gag
for Cutie z which was made from q
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30
MULLET's MOVE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. pa special dis
patch to the western associated press,
says A. B. Mullet, supervising archi-
tect of the treasury under Grant, yes
terday put on file an appropriation for
tendent of the federal buildings now in
course of construction. He is strongly
backed by Grant and other leading
stalwarts. Should this appointment
be made by Secretary Folger it will
probably be followed by the removal
of Supervising Architect Hill, and the
appointment of Mullet's partner, Gen.
Steinmetz, of Brooklyn, in his place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-30
VACCINE WANTED.

The Navajo agency at New Mexico,
asks the immediate shipment of vac
cine points, enough to vaccinate 500
persons; smallpox is spreading zap
idlv.
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The new orleans Overflow

New aOrlens, Feb. 10.-The damage ty
Sundays storm along the coast Of the Mis-
sissppi sound, from PAscAgouls TO Bay St
Louis, is estimsted at one hundred thousand
dollars. Steamers sre now run 10 Bay 81
Louis. makifg connection with trsins ON The
New Orleans & Mobile railway, Al
which point the mAiis and passengers
are transferred. In the second district
south Of the New Basin The water hs'
reached ST. Charles street. between the
Two canals. There have been but slight
changes since yesterday. North OF the Old
Basin and Bayou 81 John ibs vHter con
tinued rising up 70 noon and . nov within
tvo or three squsrss Of Esplsnsde street.
Below Elysisn Field street water e within
one-hAlf . dozin squares Of the thicker Set
tled porti,sn Of the city. The srea nov nun
dsted covers shout five squ.re mile.
a0d contains probably City thousand
Inhabitants. In many places tbs vsier =
three or four feet deep, and IN l0g One-siorI
bouses everything hes bean washed cut The
uatsr IN the lake Is lowering. sud b morn.
inc will doubtless Be recsding ~ Al q oinis 81
De overt ~
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Oh the oh instant, but had been do
tai0ed In consequence Of boIstcrous
wethor, slipped anchor during the pre-
yalehce Of the storm and northor last
night, aud was driven on tho flats cast Of
Kuhns wharf, where sho now lies filed with
water. She was commanded by w.
B. Hanee. Her cargo will be recovered but
badly damaged. A government. barge laden
with lumber, lying at the government wharf,
on the dorth side Of the channel, WAS also
thrown on her beam end by the violence of
the gale.
Colonel Moore, clerk Of the supreme
court, who has been absent for week in
Austin on business returned to-day.
N. A. Cowdrey, trustee Of the Galveston,
Houston 81 Henderson railway company,
left for New York to-day.
The little daughter Of A. II. Campbell, the
well known lawyer, died to-day of scarlet
fever. This 10 the second child to die with
this disease 10 the past two weeks.
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GaIyeslo,, Tterns
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 9-The SSelish bark
Gustav Adolph cleared for Havre with 1O55
bales of cotton, valued at $50, 6Sl, besides q
number of schooners coastwise.
Intelligence was received here tonight Of
the founding of the steamship Josephine, of
the Morgan line, off Snip island. while en-
route from Havana TO New Orleans. II is
in possible TO get any particulars tonight.
The signal Office reports that q storm is
forming southeast Of Mobile.
A special from New Orleans tonight, says
the Morgan steamship, Josephire. foundsfed
In Saturday evenings storm aud went down
six miles off Ship island. All hands were
saved by tug
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
The Tel, graph consolidation.

New York, FEB. ia reporter was yes-
terday sent TO get the views of Mr.. Jay
Gould n regard TO the recent consolidation
of the three telegraph companies and its re-
suits. Mr.. Gould received the reporter With
much politeness at bis residence in Fifth
avenue and expressed bis entire willingness 10
speak on the subject. The following con-
versalion then ensuet:
Rsporlor-Has the consolidation Of the
telegraph companies, Mr.. Gould, against
which Mr.. Rufus Hatch asked an injuniion,
been finally accompishedg'
Mr. Gould-It has.
Raporier-So that il is not likely 10 be dis
turbed by any farther legislative Or judicial
action
Mr.. Gould-Ceriainly. Itis q completed
Transaction, completes. ION just and fair terms
70 All concerned AZ well a. to the public, and
in compliance with the Law. SOthai il can
not be disturbed BY legislation, and ss you
will see BY the very able decision Of Judge
Barrett which has been cOncurIed 10 by the
attorney general of the state, the courts
sfirm The absolute legality Of oil that has
been done.
Rspor.sr-Tais being the case, Mr.. Gould,
perhaps you will not object 10 stating what
uss the object Of the consolidation
Mr. GOuld-Oert.inly not On the con
trnry l sm very glsd 70 hsve The opportunity
10 gay that the object Of The consolidation
Wa 70 carry oui = long cherished plan q de-
vel0ping in the United States AZ Efficient
sysiem Of cheap teiegrsphy on great scale.
both By ses ard BY land When ] was il
Burope 10 1879 ! VS. struck BY seeihg hos
much more freely the telegraph
uas used in ordinary privaie. bnsi-
ness there thNn in this country. This Il e.
pecially true Of Switzerland. OF course tbe
dis,arcas 70 be covered in this county are %
enormous ard he populsti0n I - c0rnpsre-
lively spsrss hist We csnDOi ior sorne time n
cone i1pec. = - ths work 81 cgsering ne
ole country With q teleErsphic system
dune a. cbsaplg here as IN q hits country
Ike Sriizsrlan1. But j IN vrrT sure thai
un1er one system without co1ticiine lrtsr-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
Supreme cour. decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. Gin the court of sp"
peals 10 day the following cases were decided
Affirmed: Friedrich Meir vs. the state;
from Austin. Opinion by Winkler, j.
George FurgusOn VS. the state; from
Bsstrop.
Houston Greenwood VS. the state; from
Lsmpsses.
John G. Havermeyer VS. Jones; from Lee.
Opinion by White, P.J.
Mitchell, Vance & Co. vs. Dallas City Gas
company; from city Of Dallas. Opinion by
Hurt.
Reversed and remanded: Houston g.
Texas Central railway vs.. u. A.
Levitt; front ravson. Opinion by Hurt, j.
Wheeler IS Wilson Manufacturing com.
psny vs.. r. NJ. Collins ct al; from Wise.
Opinion by Hurt, j.
Felipe Gre,ta vs.. state; from Bee. Opinion
by Hurt J.
William Little VS.. @. j. Woodbridge;
from CLAY Opinion by Winkler, J.
J.F. Floyd vs.. II. +. Brashear, from Clay;
Opinion by Winkler, j.
M. J. and j. b. Les w. John Crosby;
from Bexsr. Opinion by White, p. j.
Joe Scott vs. the stSte; from Bsstrop.
Opinion by White, p. j.
Richardson 81 Co., vs. Thacllsr & Co; from
Washington. Opinion BY White, p. J.
VI. A. Graves vs. A j. Fry; from Gunda-
lupp; reversed and dismissed. Opinion by
Hurt, j.
Mary L and John Tslton vs. A. H. Ware;
from McLennan; Opinion by Winkler, p. j.
Henry Rsun vs.. the state; from Galveston.
Appeal dismissed.
Ftp. Hathaway ct al vs.. the state; from
Victoria. Appeal dismissed.
A large number Of cases were submitted
and set for hearing in the supreme court,
but no decisions rendered
Galveston, Feb. ll.-In the supreme court
to-day the following cases were decided;
Mitchell ct al vs. ireland ct al; from Con.
zales. Reversed and remADded.
Galveston gas company vs. Galveston
county; from Galveston. Reversed and re-
manded-
Boosie vs. strippleman; from Colorado.
Motion to dismiss Cverrulei.
Roper ct al W Nell Adams; from Houston.
Affirmed on certificate.
Gaihirg and sen " L. and H Blum: from
Galveston. Affirmed on certificate.
Wooiers q Al W Kaufman 81 81; from
Galveston. Dismissed for want Of final
| Judgment
Wooters v international q Crest North
ern railroad company; from Houston At
frmed.
Dean " Lufl<in; from Galveston Sub
mittsd on brief and arguments Of both
parties.
Fleming " Seeieson; from Gslveston-
Motion 70 strike brief OF appellee submitted
Miller " Wenk= from Austin. Cub.
mitisd On brisfs of both parties.
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l. nretiO Item =.

Speclal 10 the herald.
Laredo, via San Antonio, Feb. 1.-THE
late arrival of large number of representa-
tivss of the Mexican q International railroad
at Laredo has created great deal of excite
ment
City lots, the titles of which are vested in
the city, have, by resolution of the city
cou Gil, been raised from SIS to $50 per lot.
Pu hssers are taking up all vacant land
7etition to the city council is being cir
cllsted and numerously signed requesting
the passage of an ordnance donating to the
railroad the land necessary for depot grounds,
machine shops and round house, with right
of.way for msin and side tracks. Some
opposition is being felt thereto as the old
citizens object to the depot being located
nearer than within one mile vt least from the
river bank, on the ground that i. will make
Laredo only a whistIing station. The city
council as yet have not taken any action.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

commissioner Of Lbe general land Office oI
Iasle certificate. 10 She heifs OF Mosos Harris
~ Mr. Tinlay--.A bill providing way Tor
cities 10 surrender tlicir chnrt9s.
By Mr.. Chenatdt--An act anon ding the
act projecting lumber
By Mr.. Finlay--An act authorizing coun'
ties 10 fund their bonded debt.
BY Mr.. Trsylor bill setting aside three
hundred leagues of public land for toe dement,
Of unorganized counties.
By Mr.. Ayers--A bill amending the law
relating to qualifications OF Jurors. Also .
bill providing for the lease Of public land set
aside for public school purposes.
By Mr.. Hor6head A bill to permit w.
n. Gray's heirs to erect o dam across the
San Marcos river and Assess damages to
adjacent land owners.
3, Mr.. Burkes-A bill prohibiting the
.Ao Of liquor to Indians
Bv MIR. Finlay--A memorial and bill to
pay certain amounts due Q. Jordan.
BY Mr. Templeton-A bill for the econ
oncal transportation Of prisoners to tne
east penitentlsry.
BY Mr.. Fsulk-A resolution to do away
with special orders. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Burkes-A resolution to hold two
sessions daily. Lost
LII. Autk, an eA-LheInpct VI WV 'Ss,S4,
Of Pennsylvania, was invited to seat on the
g or of the house.
The rules were suspended and the $4,000
appropriation was passed for the employment
OF an architec. 10 assist in the preliminary
work in reference to the construction OF the
new capitol
Senate bill No. 140 to prevent the plead
ing of drunkenness and temporary insanity
produced thereby as an excuse for crime,
was taken up, and pending discussion the
speaker announced the following committee
to visit the colleges and schools: Haynes,
Frymier, Matthews, Nash and Ayers, when
the house adjourned.
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Houston Itens

Special to the Heruld.
Colonel Pierce, of the Sunset Route, is
here and returns to Boston tomorrow.
Edwin W. McAlpih of Grave county,
Alabama, who was brakeman on the Cen
tral railroad and got his hand mashed last
May, has sued the road in the district court
here for twenty five thousand dollars.
A special from Calvert to. night says two
men with blsckened faces drew pistols on
Mr.. benson, keeper of the toll bridge over
the Brszos, six miles from Calvert, and de
nsnded bis money. He told them it was in
the house. On entering he tried to shoot
them, when they shot him dead and escaped.
Mrs. benson was en- eye witness of the affair.
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1
ests 70 look after and With Tho expenses o
only ono organization lGstcad OF tbre o
four 10 DO mot such economies can DO intro
duced into American teegmpby that ratio
both 10 the pross and 10 tho public can bt
IRA 'ualIy and Systematically cheapenec
without impairing tho efficiency OF The
service.
Repor.er--Do you think thon this will be
the result. Of the chapge?
Mr.. Gould-Of course | do; for il will be
the policy and purpose OF the new company
TO effect this. / went into il with this view
and shall certainly use nv constant effort
and all INV Influence to make this policy and
this purpo.e successful.
Reporter-Of course. Won know that this
ia moi the general impres.ion. Mr.. Gould.
and that there arc roovaments an the nroduce'
stock and cotton exchange looking 10 new
teleprspbic projects.
M. Gould-Ye,. I know tbi. and Am not
SURPRISED at these nroiects nor the ,olicitude
With which mercb,nt. And hnsiness man
have Iooksd At :. con.oI;dst;on about which
an many sens.t;onsI .tnr;es have bean sal
oHoat II there had bean .nv truth in tho,e
stor,es whet.oevrr the eIch,nge, would
have ,erv oood ROBSON In set about oonniz.
inc nav comn,r,io, Int when son-
sible neonie come IN understand
General Erkert,s practical comnre :
hensiva nlans for the .fntnra which ssmhrace
estsbl;shing d;rect snec;sl wires hatwasn the
husine.s EXCHANGES all over the country and
nuttino them into dirent communcation
with each olba- and with the great markets
of Eurone I think they will sas matter, In a
different light NV ide. of telegraph;c
system ia to sunol9 evarvbod0 who wishes
the control of Geographic facilities with
those facilities Giving nriv,te hus;ne,s houses
wires and onerStors If their own whenever
thew REQUIRE them. and doing the
same THING for newsnsner. excSsnnes
railwsvs-in short. all interests.
Renorter--T observe, Mr.. Gould. that Won
sneak Of communicates with Europe. How
viii the coosolidsti.n affent cable matters
Nv Gould-Verv fsyorablv. because the
Few COMPANY now has under contract
through The new cable companv organized at
Albany Uo cable. between tnis o5nntrv and
EogIend which are To he laid early IN tho
noTino surnner. Csbles will also he laid
from Cuba. where tbev will connect with cur
nresent system. to the other West India
islands and 10 Brazil and ether
nnrts Of South America. as we'll
rs fron San Francisco to China.
Lamar Ocesnica and Austrelis. with a
northern line bv way of Pugsrs Sound to
Alaal,a and Northern sia md contacted in
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
the Presincnt-eIect Stunning she
QuarYeIs of Factions.

New York, Feb. ga special dispatch
from Mentor, Ohio, to the Tribune says: A
state senator from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
is here to-day, accompanied by several prom
inent citizens of Cleveland. General Gar
field, in q conversation with one of his Wis
TORS, said that he did not propose to become
involved in the qusrels of fac
tons, and that he would not turn good
republicans out of Office merely because they
are doing we'll and Others want their places.
To gentleman who came hero to repre-
sent the interests of Dakota, General Gar
iield expressed grea, soicitude for the wise
administration of territorial affairs, and as
sured the gentleman that he would exercise
Gaze in making official appointments in
which the people of the territories
NAV DO interested. Ills attention
was particularly called TO the
excellent school system which has been es>
tabished 10 Dakota and its muni6cont Gu
dowmen.. Two sections Of lapd IN every
township aro SCI apart FOR The benefit 81 She
school fund, and if the great resources thus
provided shall be honestly and wisely cared
for, the future state Of Dakota viii have
abundant means for popular education.
Gentlemen from the northwest whose OH
cial position and high character give their
recommendations much weight, urge the up
point0ent Of james z. Wilson, Of Iowa, rs
secretary Of the interior.
Friends of Judge Walter O. Gresham, Of
Indians, who have been here lately, express
much confidence that he will be General
Garfed's choice for Encouragement Many
persons who have spoken 10 General Garfield
in regard 10 the belief thst Senator BlsiDe Is
10 be the secretary Of state have al gone
away under the impression that there is no
room for doubt on thst point
Professor o. Q. Hill, Of Missouri, who is
said 10 be The coming private secretary OF
General Garfield. was here recently. He is q
gentleman Of culture and pleasing address.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17
MARSHALL Items

Special tn the Herald.
Marshall, Feb. Thames johnson, from
Camp county, confined in jail here for safe
keeping, escaped this afternoon. He is
charged with the murder of one Cottonhead
A deputy sheriffha taken a prisoner out of
jail and failing to lock the door securely
johnson escaped. His escape was not dis
covered for half an hour. Search was made
for him but without effect.
There il much interest over the approach
ing trials of a large number of citizens, for
alleged violation of the election laws, before
the federal court al Jefferson next week.
Nearly 5000 witnesses will be forced to leave
their farms and business
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

London, Feb. 11.-ln the house OF lords
to-day, Earl Granville, foreign secretary, re-
plying 70 q QUESTION, ssis be declined 70
make cetailrd statement on the position Of
The Greek question. ~ Il might At the pres
snt nnornsrt incrssss the risk 81 gar. be
erpresssd the hops that war would De
avoided, snd aid his hope rested m the
knovledgs hist Al the powers A-e anri0us
thst var should Be svsrtsd.
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waco Items.
Special to the Herald.

Waco, Feb. 1.-The grounds were sur
veyed and laid off in East Waco to-day for
the cotton seed oil factory. Fifty thousand
dollars will be invested in the enterprise.
The Missouri Pacific graders, working
south from Hilsboro to Waco, are spproach'
ing the McLennsn county line.
Laborers continue 10 pour in here every
day to get work, which is plentiful on the
two railroads.
Cotton shipments to date: $4,000 bales;
stock on hand 300. 1t is expected that TO-
900 bales are yet to come in.
Plenty of ice this morning, and cold
weather to-day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

Anerto-n, Pa Fsb. II. = The rssssrg ger
t-,ir de hsTe ct eli this morning
- srto freight train Il Rex Hil
.lstion. or tns norm renrsyverls ra'ia-T Tins
run-rirr- fauoii.hlng bob errirles En-
-. kirr t5s bagE1gs md nafot-f q
f-rfrtt r..-s- Tuo ma vefe killed. ero tour
fsIaIr Injured Ths disaster rs re =
rri.c1--t-nction Of telegram tJ ne eng
1ss- On he frsEht tran
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-17

The grand lodge of Odd Fellows ad-
journed to-day. The next place of meeting
is San Antonio. The question of the loca-
ton of temple WAS postponed till then.
The senate committee, contrary to general
expectation, reported adversely on the bill
requiring sheriff. sales 10 be advertised
though the bill may be recommitted. The
wrong and Injustice perpetrated by posting
will not be much longer endured.