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Comfy Court.

The following business was TRANSACTED in
this court yesterday:
State vs. Wm Fry burg, exhibiting gaming
table; fined $25.
State VS. G Grimes, exhibiting gaming table;
fined $25.
State VS. George Baker, theft of jewelry
from Ford house; given two months i'm
prsonment
State vs. X Richards, keeping disorderly
house; bond forfeited and alias capias
issued.
State vs. Ike Hunnicut, aggravated assault /;
bond forfeited and alias capias issued.
State of Texas va r B Hinton, violating
road law; fined $40 and costs.
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EIOpenents.

Ernest @. Sweet and Miss Sarah Friend,
aged respectively IS and Is, who live near
Cedar Hill, ended stormy and lengthy
courtsbip by clipping and marrying.
Another very young couple, whose names
could not be learned, eloped from White
r 1ck Sunday last, and have not been heard
of SINCE A brother of the young lady was
in the city last evening looking for them.
He consulted lawyer, who advised him to
let them go if the boy was of any account
and the brother took his advice and went
home
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Co,oed Normal school.

Judge Burke received u postal card from
d. V. A. Now, principal of the colored
summer normal school, which has jast
opened at Hampstead, asking him to urge it
upon the colored teachers of Dallas and
vicinity the importance of attending, and.
also that il Is free. II has commenced and
will continue six weeks. Tho colorrd
teachers should not neglect this opportunity
TO improve themselves In the art of teach
ing.
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Heal,h and ne.a,, cembIped.


One who has long stu1iei this subject now
present the result q hi. inVestiEatiuus. DE
is happy q say tbat be has discovered "WO-
uanfs Beat Friend" IL a. edhDfed especially
o. thnse cases where she womb is dl-oTdertd,
rnd viii cure 4ns Te Many q Us" tses'
Brsdd ld's Female . ulrr acts IKE cha %
rsfwnit-s." 20 as N curck - Lee NINTH
\ cffrrse-." rom rold, truu D. u o. ~ r
ause =. By re-tDd 3 - nIei large "a frert
Ne snre Ia chr N nsfs 70. &c ior = Trplf %
nnI decisive. aud sarfs fH- ems irnft n roui
o0uufIe-s evils ID faermsfire decay Pc |.fsd
hr IT. y Bridal. ~ anta, "a fJr salr
~ 81 g. psf bottle ~ al dru-1i-ts " 1iilr-sie
hy Thompson, sc1oti a -.
tI1Lflr0as, Chambers co. Z
fur 3. 80.
have used vour Felusie tfEui-for go
= veiv IN ms prnctIc- fura ~ tine snl ~
entire sr-ces- wners tiers -. 10 c.lnt ic1-
ton ofdfs .ass Is ~ uot r sr-rilc- 10 = IN ny
opinion the best knCwn rtfneliy for the as
J. a. DAvIs, n. ID.
For ssls ~ .n drursisu
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DRY, pArched, sore throat pneumouia,
bronchial snd ssthmstic attacks, weakened
AND debiiitsted state of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms are CURED by "Dr
Swsyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
The ilrst dose gises rsliet, ana the worst
cough aud sore lungs yield 10 Us healing
properties An occasional dose of SRayne's
pills should b. taken to. keep the bowel. free
They are excel enI for torpid liver and bili-
Gus complaints.
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The French Army in Peace.
LonlOn Times.


The peace establishment of the French
active army for 1882 has been fixed at All 81
men and 1902 horses. To these must be
added the GeDdsrmerie, which is branch
of the military service. md which incIud,s
26, 512 men and 10 013 horses, bringing up
tae total strength of the active ar'"v for the
next year to 499, 493 men and 1875 075 horses.
The number of recruits to BE- enrolled in IT,
active army in 1882 is lC2 1911; of these
1O4 814 will go into the infantry, 10 800 to
the cavalry q $40 70 the artillery, 263 to
the engineer - to the military train,
and 48O7 TO ~ ninistrative branch of
the service. 7 al strength of the various
arms during LsAG yesr is set down a. To-
fantry, 14l regiments of the line, having 1913, :
AGA mer; 80 battslions of chasseura, pied,
having IS. 100 men; regiments of zouaves,
lO,480 men; 8 bst.slions African light infant,
~, a 40 men,, battalions Of the foreign
legion, 1926 men; 3 native African regi-
ments (rurcos and Gnums) 493 men; dia-
ciplinary companies (Z.phyrs), $40 men;
end IS sections O. ''sciplined men distributed
among The vario Jrahen"7 # the admins
tratiye services G. aGg "rruY n Elf m'' Csv-
alry-68 722 men, distributed Hm2ng reg.
iments of cuirea3ier-, - % 1fag'las. ~ OF
chaeSeurS, IL ~ Nttseias . 'h '-H-e ouio
d. Afrique, of 6psbs and con.pGH'es OF
remounts. Artillery 23 regiments, navlfg-
557l7 ne: 2 remrry.s Of pom
toner's, 1907 men, ~ .aHpsuies g srlillery
workmen having 666 men, Aat COM
panies of 915 men, ard 81 compares of ar
tillery train, having 5,244 men. i gineers-
regiments, having IL 0O7 me-.
The army train includes Is, aaty squsdrons,
with IL 696 men. The lss of generals in-
cludes three msrshals (Oanrobert. Mac Ma
and Leboeuf) 100 generals OF division,
of whom twenty -iour are in the reserve ard
thirteen hold special appointments; 23l
generals of brigade, of whom tbirty-one
are in the reserve, The generals who
have been transferred to the
reserve are over sixty five years o.
age, in which category are ALEC some of tht
generals who hold special appointments,
Cen Fare, the minister Of war, being of the
number. By regulation which comes into
force This year. 81 per cent of the cobtngeFts
of 1876 and 1877 Will 80 sent home on un
limited furlough, This j. the first step
to gss:.a reducing the period i've years
service with the colors
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rag JALLAs nsnALD, THUnsoAY MOnNfN0, july ~ 1881


ihIcAe, Ioos,ed between The ses sod Film
forks Of the Trinity river, was q
bu, and tha. Tbs surroundings iods
o.,ed ths, /. was the headquarters
of bani ~ horse thieves. Deputy Sher.
iG, Mckenzie, Wooten, Smith and So noef
went Oh! TO- the place Jas. evening 10 ioyes.
iIgsto the msitr They found the hu.
and there were ,igts that II was
and In the hut was pair of low quarteret
shoes which we're very muddy. Failing to
dad anyone, the ofIlc, re- returned to the city.
and while they hardly think II the home Of
horse thieves. ye. they will vsi! 1t again In
the near future,
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she would be Free.

Dora Toliver, by her attorney, s. h. Scot
filed in the Office of the distric: clerk yesIer.
day her petition for divorce from her hus
band, Nathan roliver. She alleges that she
il a resident of Wood county, aud that they
were married in the year 1875, and th,t be
trealei her in such cruel manner che wa:
forced 10 q % from her home for ssfety.
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Mr.. William Frankinheimer, the junior
member of Pfeifer & Co., of New York, has
just arrived in the state, and will call upon
my old customers in my stead. have been
so unfortunate as to be confned to my bed
for several weeks, and will be unable to make
a trip for some weeks to come. trust my
friends will hold their orders for Mr., Frank
inheimer, and extend to him the courtesies
they have heretofore given me.
- j. ID. CRAWFORD,
With Pfeifer g. Co., New York.
DALLAS, June 2i;Issl
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Au-n Pri.nner pI.eharred.

Tom Rse1v, who Sss arrested and brought
70 Dallas BY Unitsi SAFES Deputy Msrsts
Nm Morton. about two weeks ago, on The
charge Of depositing letter containing an
obscene picture in . p0stOfhce IN Cook
county, hsd his examining trial
before Urited States Commissioner
Burford yesterday. I'D vas discharged, there
not being sufficient evidence sgsiDrt him 70
msintsin The charge. The Esther Of the
your z isdy 10 vh'sm The lester Wa addressed
got Is Oui Of the postufBcs and IN his rage,
thrss The letter and the picture together
into the f.. thereby de- royi ing The evi-
dsnca. Thers Il smother case sgsirst
him for . minor of-nss- Last July, year
ago. q Hunber Il young ladies received
through E-s postofbea. ~ C,ok county, o.
sssns pictures. Rely 10 chsrR.d viii
sanding hen Hs ersmining trisi hss ben
put o. from thsi Tine 10 tbis, from fs-ert
csusss sud uss agsin to-dsy if.defoiteiy
postponed On sccoust q . sick uitress-
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A Frankf.rt ,xy3 rnr.,,ian writes

Some months agJ the dsu,, ter of one OF
our prominent ctizsns was pronounced
hopeless consumptivr. She was very much
reduced 10 fssu, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. l recommended
her to use "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which abe did. In a
short time she was free from all cough and
other symptoms, aud is now rosy and
healthy. Price % cents aod 81 90 q boz
tie, or six bottles for IS. Toe rye sizs Is
the more economical. Prepared only BY DR.
Swane g. Son, Philadelphia. Sold by drug
gs,s.
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The failures in the Unted S a!es for the
first half of 1881. according to the above,
were 1852 as compared with 2597 for first S X
months Ut 1880 and 4,058 III 1919 The lis.
bilites for first half of tie present year are
40 millions as sgainst 80 millions for same
period 10 1880 and 65 millions in 1879
Tho following table shows, for q series OF
year,, the number of failures in each quarter:
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To all who are suffering from the erron
and indiscretic ms of youth, nervous weak
aess, early decay, loss of manhood, etc,
will send recipe that viii cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
By nieqione-y in South America Send .
,elf-addresseG envelope TO the Rev. Joeeph
L. Inmsn, Station D, New York city.
n25d&WlY
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Exploring expedItlons.

half The medicine taken by the sick Is
simply sent on exploring expeditions. KID
neg Wort has specific and unders TODD eject
in curing bad cases Of kidney and liver
trouble, with constipation. It's combined
action on the different organs of the secieio'y
system gives 1t lis wonderful success. The
mot difficult cases are being cured every
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KiIIedby the cars.

A report reschsd the city yesterday, and
it came from q reliable source, thst train
loaded with ties on the Te1ss & Pacific rosd,
mad wrecked last Tuesday betseen the stas
tions Of Kildare and HoxIe. killing q negro
outright md seriousIy wounding two others.
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am. NORTHUMBERLAND

writes druggist "KidDey-Wort is the
most popular medicine we sell" 1t should
be by right, for no other medicine has such
specific action on the liver. bowels snd
kidneys. IL you hsve those symptoms
which indicate biliousness or dersnged Kid
neys do not fail 10 procure il and use faith
fullv
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Answ eryh,s Ou~stion.

Why do so many people W. SOC around US
seem to prefer to suffer and be made misera-
BILE by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
Loss Of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
sos Main street, Dallas.
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Locomotives and Coaches For TIT
Trunk Road.

Mr.. J. W. Hadlock, superintendent Of the
motive power and machinery Of the Texas
Trunk road, and Mr.. D. A. Robinson, secre-
tary of the road returned yesterday from a
business trip east Mr.. Robinson went on to
Denton. While east, Mr.. Hadlock pur-
chased for the road two locomotives, two
passenger coaches and a combination coach
for carrying both passengers and freight
They have been shipped and are expected to
arrive in few days and will be put on the
road at once.
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RhiIoh,s Cntnrrh Kennedy

Canker mouth and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious n asal injector for
the more successful treatment of these com.
paints without extra charge. Price 80 cite
sold by Hckox 81 House, druggists, 6Os
Main street, Dallas.
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We send on trial Tor thir days our Il 'eciro
young men and others suffering iron weak.esG-
e nervous uebili Y. lost vitality, lost man
hood. and many o her al eases. We larantee
speedy cures and c0mulete restoration Of
mar hood Address without DELAY,
VO TAO BELT CO. Merchantmen.
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Here Jimmy, run up TO Jones' and get me
tea cent tckags Of BlackwePs fagrant
Durham sm King tobacco Sc here, 1 mean
the genuine Durham, look for the bull ~ It,
and take no other. All right. sir, knows II,
dee kant fool me-.
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-RunooR HeatOred.

A vic, Il. of ssrly irg prudence, causing
nervous i, 5ihty premature decay, ETC., haV-
ing tried in vain eeery known remedy, has dis
nipple means of self-cure, which he
will e. 20 to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
iress J +" Peeves, 43 Chatham street, New
Yorly
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Beauty, health, and Happiness for ladies
in Swine OF CARDUi."
or sale by al bragg SITS.


Dogs transmit 1t through their teeth. Teeth
should be kept clear from virus. Use Sozo-
don't, keep The human teeth clean, and no
damage can be done by the man VINO says TO
his girl, Il feel ike eating you up, dearest. :"
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Browns B,acaberry and Ginger

should be In every house during the asted
season. 1t never fai S 10 cure Diarl hoea, Dys-
enLery and Cholera Morbus. For s,le by
Hoyt & Coffin and ". III. Howell 81 Bro,
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For all who use Browns Pepsn Tonic, say
1t is q fuIe cu,e for DyspeTsia and lex Heat
acle Try T. For L. 10y HOyt Comn aOu
W. l. How Il & Bro, Dallas.
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Tssths a.we.fHsr-s shI.res.

Yesterday morning farmer living fss
miles norik q he eiiy. bsouEki irformstion
70 ths sbsrifs of1ss hat h NE 5snss
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No headache or bacS-ache for ladies
who drink "WINE OF CARDUl."
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Z lake from S25 to S5U per week selling goods fol-
T.. q. RIDEOUT X CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send tor their Catalc gueapd terms
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IL Must BE 80.

IRE a sure ru;e for Liver Complaint, Const'pa
ion ard Blliousness. For sale by all druggists
in Texas,
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Browns Vegetable Liver pills

: sale by III l.t;utS.
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JULY DRAWING


- prlEes- VI -
fEfo1e 1irEera O.. NeI Tees = -
TirEefs 80 - tlcfeH 80
PeIrIf rnouer ~ tsnk drsft in istter, -
emo b. sruresa. Don't seDd - reFl-te-e4
.rrnr Of rrJsf1GIns oruer Orders - - au1
trua a. " err1r-ss. cat bssrrf - oar erre11e
idd-rss ~ nrlars o. ~ ~ BOAHDnAN,
trr~Ier- frrrnaI tulidirg aus-.i.-
ri q Cen -rford. 80 Br0ncway .Nsu fork
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3lth
Popular monthly drawing Of the

:1sssTss..s ,,alla9a Co.,
At MacauIsy's Theatre In the city Of LOur-
ylller IN
SATURDAY, JULY 3Oth. 1851.
These drawing occur monthly Sundays eK
eepts-lIl under prOvtsio Il an act uf the Gen
raj Assem- oily OF Kentucky. AucOTpoT Eting
he Newport printing ana Newspaper Co.,
approved April A., 1875
RI rhis Is a special rct, and has never been
repealed.
The United atstes circuit court, On Marin
a. rendered the roIlorinz decisiofs
Ist-That tie Commonwealth DIstrf.
BUTTON Company L. LEGAL.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The company has nov "a hand a large re-
,erve fund. Reed the % urizes fot the
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Second q lsr. Total Z = llr.t
IN Ssi. mo IJh'i 1901
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
DELEGATES IN 4 COOP CAUSE.

The international Conference of the Young Mems
Christian Association will he held in Exeter Hall.
London, England, from July 80 to August q. This
is the ninth trennial meeting the first havng been
held in Paris in so, and the last in Geneva in
1878. Yesterday morning the delegates from the
different associations i'll the United States started
on the steamer DeVonia, of the Anchor Line.
Though the steamer bound for Glasgow, the party
will land at Londonderry and 90 through Ireland,
cross from Dublin to Liverpool, and thus reach Lon
don by saturday, July 30, i'll time for the opening
of the Conference. Papers treating of finance and
the duties and rcspons btics of members of asso-
Citations will be presented by members of this dele
other papers which will be read one of which is
The Social and Intellectual Agencies which can be
used 10 Advantage i'll Association Work; What to
Encourage and What to Avoid" All the papers
read viii be Translated into French and German.
Thirty years ago, when there were only two asso-
cIat0ns III this country, one i'll Boston, the other
would assist or even countenancc DIR. Howard
Crosbys efforts start here Last year the cx-
penditure of the American associations was
The complete list of delegates is as follows: r.
G.. Morse, r. r. McBurney, f. Van Schleremback
I. ID. Wirhard, {. Olandt, A. X. Stockwell, }. Nc
DR.. Boltorne, S. d. Buckley, MD, +. A. Booth and
j. \. Stearns, of New York; President Potter OF
Union College, W. H.. Morris, j. X. kendrick and
smith, }. H. McCarty, DID,, of Rondout W. f.
Abbott and }. A.. skinner Kingston. n: Y; r
siurgis, Boston; G; Il; Peycac Lynn; d. J: N
gart, ID, Pittsburg; ID. McConaughy, the Rev
F. j. Ferguson, Harrisburg G. X. Geddcr, Will
IPsnspor' H. W. Wics1 ety. York r. a. Ma1en
Epson, C. +; Bolton, Cleveland, Ohio W. y. Fisher
Peoria ; A. +. Hemingway A. j. Gray, d. d., w. G.
Gray, e. Eckhart; A: N, Delight. Chicago; ". o
{. Thomas NJ; d.. r. c. Thomas, Baltimore 5; c
Armstrong, Hampton the Rev. +. G.. Gordon
salem, "a; J. +, 5. Houston, Savannah, Ga; \
Tenn and &. A. Whiting, New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
POST 8. CRTPT
$3.50 "a. sla.
4 WESTERN CYCLONE.
NEW-ULM, MIMI, DESTROYED,

NEW-ULM MINI, DESTROYED,
THE TOWN COMPLETELY wHECKED-SEvERAL LIVES
LoST-T1E VALLEY ALSO DEVASTATED.
CHICAGO, July 16.-The town of New-Ulm, Mimi,
situated on the Minnesota River siXty-tive miles
from st. Paul, containing about $500 persons was
wrecked by cyclone late this afternoon The tele-
graph wires went down in the river, and only
meagre details be given. Ii seems that two
currents of air swept the valley simultaneously.
coming from different directions The scene
was appalling in the extreme. Stone and
brick buildings razcd TO their foundations,
and the air full of debris. The town and its
suburbs are now mass OF ruins
West Newton. in the neighboring county of Ncol-
let, visited, and a family of three persons
killed Their names conld not be learned
The following is an imperfect list of the killed and
wounded in the Inflated valley The killed in New
Ulm are Mr.. Eckert and his twelvc-year-od son,
Laura Wright, aged eleven years son of Mr..
Warner agc fourteen, the only person found
killed in the town of Severance by,
Martin Frank Joseph Kulubo, wife and three chill
dren one child badly wounded, sole survivor of the
family. In West Newton a child of Mr.. LoomiS, and
an unknown old man who was found with his arms
claspcd around tree.
The wounded in Ncw-Ulm are as follows: John
Palmqust, Mr. Linch, wife and child probably IA
tally; H. Fideler seriously probably fatal j. kunz,
arm and leg broken and cut George Foge and
wife, seriously Carl Krubel, NJ. Reitz and Jacob
Miller, legs broken; Mr.. Warner and wife, scri-
ousy; Mr.. Nelson, slightly; William Sharpans, In
ternally, very serious L. Schuclcnger, badly cut by
glass.
Town or MuFoRD-J. Pfciifcr seriously injured.
Three persons, whose names arc not given, are also
injured.
The country is peoped almost wholly by
Ge rnans, forty-oight Of whom were
in Minneapolis at the time at
tending the Turnfest, and none of them knew of
the catastrophe until to-day, when all left immcdia-
tcy for their ruined homes. with no knowledge as 10
whether they would find their family friends or
property.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
ACHIEFEMENIS or Il BRAVE UOU1N

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has awarded the gold Lfesayine neal M
Ida Lewis, now Mrs Ida Lewis Wilson, recognition
OF her services in rescuing number persons from
drowning since the passage of the authorizing suc
awards. Must of the made were under c,rcun
stances which called for extreme heroic daring
involved the risk of Mrs. Wilson'S life The folowipo
summary OF her achievements in lifesaving is taken
from the records of the Treasury Department:
The ttal number of lives Mrs. Ida Lewis Wilson bos
saved since 1854 80 far known, is thirteen In all
these cases except two SHE has relied wholly on herself
Her latest achievement the last February Of
two bandsmen from Fort Adams near NewpOrt r. T
The passing the ice Rock light
house, where Mrs. Lewis Wilson resides when the ice
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
CALLED BY A DREADED NAME

- Dr. Osmcr * lopsch, a German ply ysician at No. 81
Ilist-st raised passing breeze OF excitement vcs-
teIdav 10y reporting to the Board of Health f1to
case OF alleged Asiatic cholera in this cty. The
victin was Jacob Flohn, age fifty eight "a tailor
VINO dcd III the tenement house at No DS East
fourth-st. The doctor called the case one of gem
me Aslatic cholera OF he genus cpidencus0 Tpon
investigation 1t was shown to be an ordinary cas-. ~
cholera niorbus DR.. Klopsch when called Ilnon for
an explanation said thar the term "Asiatic was hv
MN meant TO express the condition of the disease
known as cholera mOrbus To American plIvsIci,us
ne saw no distinction between that and the .rcnicJ
Asiatlc cholera, properly called. Neither in his
the air, so to sneak '' ."
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JULY H. s-TRIpLE SHEET

rave WAY :n3 they fe in. Hearing their cries Mrs
wilson ran oni with co,hcslne which she threw to
tirnl si"rosiyrly hauling them great risk to her
stli ilD c oa5l peril of The ice giving way beneath
ict AID Z" u,i Z n!uei in Her hcro.Sln various
c'S"iis n her tie tibptc OF her Statcs Legislature
cNif'ssH'! in an official resolutions the public presenta-
tioh to ncr OF boat by the cZes Of Newport; tcsti
nioia III money from the officers and soldiers Of Fort
ADAMS Tor saving their comrades and medals from the
YMtssachiSrtts Humane Society and the New-York
icSaNlnS benevolent Association. To these offerings
isnow MY ad"d The gold medal Of the United States
LneSaYin% Service
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
SPLITTING IN Il MUSIC IEACHEHS F4CE.

Charles A. Seibcrt flour merchant, of No. $40
Eighth-ave., has daughter barely out OF her teens
Cntn short time ago she had for music teacher
a young man named George II. Davis who forfeited
his position by proclaming an attachment for Miss
Seibert and requesting her hand III marriage. The
summary rejection which his suit received from the
young woman seemed to make him more persistent t.
and he annoyed her by writing letters and forcing
his presence upon herr few days ago Mr. Seibert
met Davis the street, and to give toTciblc express
sion to his contempt tor him, spit III his face
New-York tribune., 1881-07-17
RAILROAD WRECK At WHITE HAVEN, PENN

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, July 16.-An engine
the Lehgh Valley Railroad going south this morning
northern bound fast freight train the Long
Bridge at White Haven. James Mulligan, of Mauch
Chunk, had leg cut of. william T. Flemming, Of
White Haven, leaped from the train. falling from the
trestle Railroad track below,
riOusly injured. The train badly wrecked.