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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Dinner oithe German Emperor

Dinner VI me German Emperor
-- .. ..e Er.
After .h" irr4..a, u.'--.- a- 1...,
o. ia- paper, ~ r.aa.raI rr- r.
rrr-.- Is..s,.. al.: ta.."- .s.i ..r
JN~ui, r more e.v-r-. Do mass u.J &c.
embarrassing 10 harm ~,.m-th.a- ABBA,
.ue Emp.rY. table in general I'm.
p.rar William, SIN she r.,'', II .rhir-
abJl, 80 &. nj, - simpl- - 'i'- with.
4 iar.c allowance 81 mills ana a r"ur..
g.; ina. r.-.,I, I.ihou; batter. "
O'clock =. IL. the se."ni Ug'ah'">!
lunch J. served. alternately C"ld O.
warm. Tee dinner takes la iecu
larry III = O'Clock. Il: th" Emperor
Ha> one nr Two guest, .ne table i sim
ply set IN the lower apartments u the
palace. she rne.iu remaining lht same
which hr l. wont - order for himself,
consisting "i tour Of live cours.,. which
the chief de cuisine submits early ~
the morning aud the Emperor ~
proves. II The dinner i large one
the table l. lald IN the upper a!ari-
ment-. The invitations are gwen by
the Emperor al IA earl. hour, tie az
ransemcnt ~ seats being then AMI
the,, dis .u~-ed with the court marshaiS.
The invited guests receive their host
ina -al"on adjoining the dining room
here The latter sslutc>. :tad after a
conversation AT ten ar fifteen minute
nreceicS them tu the fable. The I'm
pernr takes light ciar"i or Mosells
with ."i,-w water. and coffee only CO
ca.ioually after lar"e dinners. \ cul
of tea. wi,h"n' cake or bread. after
the ihrat-f. concludes the frug:,i "
pass "flh. lav. When III" Emurrs'
l. rrese.i ;h.. rnenu i>srbniiiI"d to her
AID. excep; when large rarity :
i.vii,-i. tie Emperor take hi, li;rrrI
ia the Empires, apartments.
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The Penalties OF Greatn esq.

Nv orleans Tine
Gen. Sherman wept the other day.
alter hearing Marching Through
Georgia" played at a banquet. His
ncighbor, Gen. Grant, asked him /:
Wherefore dost thou weep The
general answered
Il never Was "a alfred sorry that
| marched through Georgia a. have
been in the last live years. Georgia
be darned. The people are good
enough. but I'm listening TO that tune
for the ;. 49, ,S51th time. How
would you like, Ulysses, he continued,
"to hear that Internal melody over
three million times They have
played it to me from Maine TO Texas
ana from Florida To Toronto, and
here he wcpt afresh.
But Gen. Grant quietly patted the
hero on the shoulder aud said: "Sher'
man. it Is Is only one of the penalties
of greatness. | suffer worse than YOU
DO. I've had seven million Gig ars
given me because people think | like
to smoke, s2l bull pups. and more
horses than can count. Sherman,
continued the general, whenever J
see a horse, a cigar. or bull pup, |
feel Just as badly a. you do. but
never give ~ay to my feelings. Il
sell EN-"
Yes answered Sherman between
his sobs, you can sell cigars, anc
bull pups, and horses, but | can't sci
that id tune for FIVE cents"
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An Enthusiastic Endorsement,
GOTHAM, y. H., July II, lSs?

GOTHAM. ~ H. JUN II, aN'''-
GESl. Whoever you Won are, don I
know, but thank the Lord ami ieel CRATE
iuI to YOU 10 know that in this world "i
adulterate-i nledicin,S Ih-re IL one com
pouni that proves and does sli il adver-
Uses Ia 10. snd mere. Four years ago i
had Slight shock Of palsy, which IN
nerved me- la >uch an ex eft that rhe least
excitement would make me shake like ths,
aene. "a; Max | -va> induce ID Try Hop
Eitter,. I'D - i,ottle. bat did not see
anv change; another lid 30 change my
nerves that they are now a. steady A. they
ever were. II used Ia take both hands to
write, but nv" my good right hand write
this. Now. if won continue 10 manuiac-
,ure A. honest and good an article "a Won
do. yon will accumulate an honest foTtune,
and confer the greatest blessings ON your
fellow men that was ever conferred ou
mankind. I'm hOEtH-
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TIE Adventures Of waistcoat

Nrs N.7s az; 'rsr'"
l trn davs ago IN advertisement
appear d In om, al Ihe Psl' rs"n new
:aJers nii.rirg a liberal reward Ter The
return AZ Il wai>ic1a, containing so
in bill, and Il gold "ajch aItd cna'n.
II VA, thought ~ those wh" r'-a'I the
a,iy-ri i>emcnt that the man wHn i"Si
,iS wai,tcoat mas lave h,cn drunk
1T .ne time. fsr !, Wa nar,iiy coLCe!ya
hir nov, a rIan cuuid .u>,- ms w;l-tcoa!
on any uIh.r hypothesis. the 'ran
Mho advertised for tie rclun "f M
Wa:-ic0ai. however. d",> MOI 'iruin
H. 5. empioy-d la ;hr lva'iiov paper
mill. m Paterson. aud ! "nr 81 jhc
. relay 81 mem IA" work rom noon
nn.il midnight. The naH had b-,r
frequently afflicted with attacks ~
-o,nuamhuiism. ami recently arose 10
the Etuhi from his ned au,i TOOK = wai,.
When he auohe. 10 ni. establishment.
he found nim-cliim PaS,aic. five mile
from hi> home. Tie t""k the HeNt
: train Ter Paterson, and none except
: his immediate family were aware ut
/ bis nocturnal rambie. When he Was
about to retire for the day. To- his dis
NAV he discovered that hi- wai>tcCat
wa> gone.
On the Dundee road, near Cedar
Lawn. on il f:,rA, works man whose
habits are not very regular. On
. Tuesday night he went 10 Passaic,
where nc INDUCED freely in beer.
He had bought a suit Of clothes.
which he had lett sOmewhere-where
he did not know. On Wednesday
morning be went 20 work, and WAS
worrying over hi loss, when suddenly
hanging on Il fence ne discovered. a
waistc"at. In It's packets ne found
$50 i'm bills aud gold watch and
chain. He reported tue fact 10 M
employer. The latter had read the
advertisement IN the newspapers, and
communicated with the owner, t.
whom the waistc0at and it, contents
were returned. The somnambuiIst IN
! MS sleep evidently had taken of his
vest and hung it on the fence while
/ walking toward Passaic.
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Rescued From |2.t.l.

The following statement -. 'ism J. Cough
lin If Somervile. Mass. : ..-u-s Sabie that We
beg TO ask for IL the attvtul,T wy readers. Tie
saws: I'm the fall OF 1876 sen with vIC-
LENT BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS followed by a 10
we're cough. l soon began To lose my appetite
and flesh. I weak at one time that / could
not leave my bed. Ia the summer of 1871 ! was
admittNd ia the city hospital Will there the
iuctors sait had a hole ia my let lung ~ big a.
hall dollar. rXpsnd over n hundred dollars IN
doctors and medicines. l 50 Tar gone ut one
time a report went round that Was dead gave
up hope but friend told me of DIR. WILLIAM
HALLS BAL.SAN FOR THE LUNGS. / laughed
al my friends thinking that 10Y case was incurable
but | gut bottle 70 satisfy them, when In my
surprise and qualification, commenced Ia feel bet
ter NV hope. once dead, began 10 revive, and to
day feel IN better spirits than have for the past
three years.
Il write this hoping yeu will publish II 80 that
every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs will be in
duced To take DIR. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS and be convinced that COMSC Mp
TION CAN BE CURED have taken two bottles
and positively say that II has done more good
than all the other medicines have taken since my
sickness My cough has almost entirely disappeared:
and shall soon be able to 60 10 work. Sold by
druggists.
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aua 'l- '..i- -"if s~ "'' mar
uarf- and 'n'lr "'.i- are "'N'r q 'i,"
"rorgh ~ HIHa.."r ga i1'' "r'l>. 80
"A-.n seq. .''n4-,'.I~ hasten {. ii;v i..iiii.'
-lt.iE- r"'Ie. ~Ht.' ln- n.l>'in"' 't'
i.pk r."', 10 s--pai'a 20" n"rr 'r"' ID
InaJ ga. I.e--''t ni-rt . '""i.ni-
al III ar"i' r"': proving "fai 4 No." 80
i.wrr~ 2nH "!"~~"m- t1ln ""'.f ~. y Ia
rend> could T., hi"t'r.i al "i Il ihIr' a4'-
Or! md -lhi> ~" nights in IL" >'sf.
There ~ ver "r'. oicl run a. the ing
>,ers lnG hanging iron ihiS won':rrlui
plant Gb-rc are n" either eUch dolls,
! frightened. plump. tons-cheeh'h 1!'d SIX
slI-hair-rl, - Hr' her; a" >HcA Moan =
arl, :, poPui"nS "iIh A"oi"-icat .0"d"r> :.
no sucn Jack. jumping 10 Or Out "i 4 boz :
no su"i ni2iui' caring, WIN S"f>'- nor
'han r.2l: n" 49,. Houses c.''-l u''"h
! witt 20 Hi'i" ,ain- on' 81 aH'h u -
block Ia tre'-~ 20 i1l: al i'-aia-r anA ="
es,il! iransrl;i-l'-l no sno'i COLI p'i"'s-
. with furniture - pr"E>iE sH1p''~i I" :
dolls ns", am 40 other; IL" hi'u'o"'i' ard
ru"i"> - nniih" past: h''''iHE - SO -
hIiei 10 compete 10" NIUE hi"h" M
. day harpln"-o.
Aht The V""n. m'-..9 J. Il" "a con
ten;ei. =" "a!cn i'.Ii'''- -" '"7!"r' ''i"t
{ - l"iitel i''' -''i''T d - '"''i' 49,
. charms, ana A' apl'-nH, nt. IN" no.. i
"niy gii,,r"ni from "av h"' ia iar1> -i"-
de, in ne tact That II i.','"r ai''f> a. p""'
from q steady rp't- n' ma '''.' ~
al. ~ mu-i'iasi'a- >!.",H; H"'i'G IL.
FRI f'rp'r; ne ''-'N aiii nai''. N 10 =
the ta", H. Box "a i'-ss"T'' .i';''i' ''I', 'V>
hooks, M >'ory book, gorge - ~ ''5'"
M anu ilc, mr. 'h'a~' ana S''!'> - - ~
eitl"i.c al'i i"'~ '.N'''' 'i.l',-''.-
i'T' Alnf, ana ~" NJ. II ID" 81" i.
just a be pi,ar'~ ~ ''rnnr't'''o r''''''"
VITA sweets, 't''" II i "i''"r!'>'. "." =
llorau"n 81 "h.ch ""n'., " >"'r ". 1t -
heI"re "e d'iin'' ana Via'N ara - 90,
n'o'i"" '"' :
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Flour and Feed Store.

nave opened a store at 2li West Main
street for the sale of -four and feed. The
choicest brands of flour always IN the
house, aud nothing bat the best products
of the mill in the feed line offered I" my
customers.
Goods delivered TO any part OF the city
9-29-dtf j. A. W HlTE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
HOTEL DIRECTORY.

The following hotels in neighbOring towns stand
~ the heal of the list, and patrons can rely upon
receiving the best of accommodations:
ALLEN HOUSE, CLINTON, MO
y > Graham, Proprietor
Free BUS 10 all Trains.
Upton HOUSE, TIPTO$, Nc.
NJ caller, Froprlctor
Opposite Depot, South Side,
LOCKWOOD HOUSE, NEVADA, MO
No. in all its appointments.
City HOTEL. BROWNSVILLE. MO.
Bills alton, Proprietor.
WINDSOR HOUSE, WINDSOR, MO.
Free Hack from Railroad.
APPLETON HOUSE, APPLETON, Mo.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, HIGGINSVILLE, Mo
EApS HOUSE, WARRENSBURG, Mo.
Robert Dalton, Proprietor
CAMPBELL HOUSE, WARSAW, NO.
Peter Campbell, Proprietor.
Free Bus from Railroad.
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NIvN\TEI-A home f.1 40 boys, one ter
w y-alS ~ re and h- other nine For pt,rt,C-
Iltrs inquire az ~. Bs@os counting room.
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IyANTEI-N >ituat.uD ~ ali az pcri-nceJ dress
w uss,E shn - III s,rk by ia, lay. Address
Nj. 3 = -.-Ialia. No.
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Tac:ed-s..ga.iors.

uvtNIEI'. 4 si;rali.n ~ a 1iii!.-ac,Si man
w ~ut.> = y'rs -s.,-i hand. tp.-rat.ly Jnck IN
f.gir,> not airlrl work lii-,,pat.i mas hid
~afl. pm. rec ~ dTy ,ci, Eui T.Ti-s Address
" TGxt~.Id -.iaii. No. l2-jdSt'
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NXvA<TEI'-i .i;dt,i,u H. general house
W work Apply ~ Mrs. Coi"u2n'S, west
second street.
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Sl'tNIEb a situation ~ young man rapid
w p,'.-ldu; S-Ei f'ennrau; u"t afraid to work.
Aiir~- r.. nnmI-'n, city.
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WAN tI'-An ~Np.rirure ifse>rnaker wants
w e. Nv in private finally. ApPicaiic0s
"a g,~totdc. box 81 viii receive prompt atteD
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Suicide Of q Miuister.

st. Louis, July L. Dlspstches from Kansas
CITY say: "The body Of tie man found in the
river here last Friday turned cut to be that
OF Rev. Sidney n. Stray. who was expelled
from the ministry by the presbytery at Glen
Falls, New York, on June Il, for shooting his
wife fomc TINA sgo at Warrenshurg, on Lake
s'eo,ge, New York, whore he was pastor Of a
fashionable church, ard who aflerwar
confessed tn sundIy allegations If crimi-
nal intimacy with wOmer Since last March
stray had resided In Leavenworlh, where he
held position ~ bookkeeper In business
mouse: PM, ON receiving letter stating that
his wiie's b other had started west with ,he
avoweh inten'io, Of shooting him be left
l1eavenworth, changed his name and intended
To secrete himself somewhere until his broth
erin law had visited Leavenwotth aud re-
turned to the east. Co ling to Kansas City It
lstupposed that he took to drink and then
drowned himself. His body was identified
last night by A. A. Fem, u member of the
council OF Lsavenworth, and Rev. p. B.
Brown, PASTOR of the Congregational church
In that city
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How Maud y. was Named
Detroit Chan.


In the class that will graduate at tha n. =,
school this month Isl bright eyed little blond,
siri OF II summers, who c.,n toll you how si
OF every noted pacer and trottiny hoS.c
In the United States. Her soInewha,
unusual love or aud penchant Tor snori. !.
lng matters does not inte,fere with her
stuuies' rs sne IN concidered u niarvpions
pianist, and has mel! ow, contraito vn,c.
wh en- she cultiva es with enthusiasm. SSe
is the daughter re W. Green, who resides =,
me corner OF Park and sibley streets, and
rave.s iof Doolittle, Webster n Co., tina De.
,roit wine merchants. In the spring of iS;i.
Mr.. Green with his family was la Worce, ter
masH., on their way to Boston, While n 4 the
depot, some gentlemen came lnto the pasnen
ger shed carrying q thee days old colt on a
The little MISC Green ran after thu vsr,,s.
men men aud asked why they carried the colt in
-. ",DeSiase." said MIR, stone, owner Of the
let MIN stand up In the cara"
The little girl porsislet In making eli sorts
OF inquiries, until at iest Mrs. Green called her
ana .alu she must not annoy the gen an. IA
r. would consider her impel,i9eat Butihe
stone uncovered the wee horse, and Ihe listlc
mise nekei bonany questions that the n. rae
ureeutr pec.Ike intetesteu In her, aad allowed
the y lie girl " stroke the colt ~"
'Whut IN his namt?N psked the child,
'.Mha: Is your nan,e?" returned III. st,n.
a., Mnni wasthe reply, a. she pulleN the
The. that shall DO the IA NM, -
MAUI, SAIL Mi :. stone. "Nuw, II you over
THE HEAD" y"
Mn Green Ia bttii a soho 4 girl who la.
hArd'y BEGUN - &ce u IL, ami Mxui 4 !
Que =! The m 81 fa.uvus pi. Gee o. hors, dean N
the t!ui vi Ht,,es TuAs ia the di6.rs, r.
N Y ,dr VII, httweeo ll,tlt rirI and Z ia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
- End of Track.

special 10 tue Herald,
Ead Off. & p. Track, July 1.-The track IL
now laid on the extension of the Texas &
Pacific railway to section 2ss, $50 miles west
of Dallas, being now on the Staked Plains, ia
Tom q cen county, and 80 miles from the Pecos
river. The track-laying in May averaged one
mile per day, or 81 miles of main track, but
In this month June, 40 miles of main track
has b'eh laid, being IN average OF one and a
hat miles pes day. quite an Improvement in
Bpeei siuce last } ear, when tho nrst 100 miles
west VI Fort W'rtn was la Il In 200 days, the
., cond one hundred miles In 1853 days, and the
tnlfu lUO miles in 100 daS s, Inc last division
OF lOO mil .ftIack was laid tat a rate of one
hhl niie per day, tue second III Vie on At two
| third OF mIie, and the third division at one
mile per Gay, and TINS, The fourth divlsiUu
VIII average one and hal, miles day, NAH,
track, exclusive of,s side track 1000 feet l6uu
| on every 10Th mile Tuis iupIoyeuenL in The
rate OF ,rack-laying Is partly uue to the nature
o, the country, benz more level, with cha low
cuts ana MS and low grades, anu few
bridges; bus must also be attributed 10 the
great eliiolsncy of the tras sporlatlon depart
ment o. ihs 4. \ =. railway, In forwarding
material To- the front Under the pi esenI alb, 9
management Of Mr.. Hoxie and his energetic
assis liant George l. Sa.ds, track material Ia
iurnisbed al t.e rate OF IA cars 4firon and 40 OF
Ties daily, besides building material for
depots aud section houses and tel, graph line
g.,
curing trains daily, between Fort Worth
and big spring
The telegraph line under the management of
Mn Mn Eiser and Mr.. Henderson, of Dallas, Is
buliL ri rate # ten miles each week.
The dspJts and secsion houses nre built by A.
BfowLlee, Of Dallas, u most superior ana
Snergeticc .htractor, who Is always ON time,
me trach-las Ia 6 In the absence of MAJOR
james 5. Coleman (now the STRENGTHENING
commissioner OF New York city, Is In charg
tf ar. Nj w Stoi', , o. Nori lstow- New Je, sew.
VINO, a sisted by John Painter. is rushing ,Ge
iaii toward Et faso at rae to astJnisn old
trsc6 men. The track force consists of 200
men ai9 40 teams, anda bet-r oiganized anu
equipped ontht Na3 never seen iu Texas; nd
as long as Georg- sands shoyes out the iron
anu lies at the pIes. mt rate, We may expect TO
lay 50 miles OF track every 30 days. The
sanu hills ia mi es wide) may cause SO iiic
ueiay IN this speed, but additional exertion is
10 oe made at that point, and the average OF
one s.d half miies of track per day may
be kept up even here '
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They demand twelve hours for d ,y's work
anu holiday sunday. The bosses say ihay
VII not scceds to these terms. The bakers
"nion vs. TO meet Saturday night and Sunday
viii be decided on
=, Jay Gould having securedthe control:of the
Eas, Line Il Red Il yer railroad, the narrow
eange line beiweea Jefferson and Black Jack
SroVs, Lexas, has determine d, It lie learned
H. re from ofiicis! circles, to extend the road
west iromJ herson 10 Mckinney, and also 10
extend IL to Dallas. The gauge will re changed
70 the standard In short while. and 1t will be
run IN connection with the Gould southwest
ern sysl EN- OF roads A charter has been oh
ta'ned tn build anew railroad from CiaIkton.
Stodd rd county Missouri, to Kenne,t, Dunk.
I'D county, on the Arkansas state line The
distance Is abnut forty miles. This road will
r, ue pIilt oy tne l,on Mountain company, and
i me nama OF the p-opo. ed road 1, To be the
missouri, Arksnsas Il Louisiana -
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vanderb,u,s Doub,o rca,n


VIII Venferbltyes ay Grove his double
team, Small Horses and Lysander, to his ton
wagon mile In AJAX on the Fleetwood track
lie had made a waper Of $50 with William II
harOeck that he coulo drive the T. am this weet
IN 2;.o or better, and yesterday was 8 lectri Ar
ths dav to make the ir al Mr. fos,er Dew.v
wa rqnes'cd by Mr. Vanderbilt TO select thee
timers, aud hs chose George Ferguson. soi'
Sryles and Joseph Asostina IN aci with him.
sell In taking the tine The track WINS In a.
o. lent condition, and quite number of pen.
tiemen were present 10 witness the trial Mr..
Van efbilt's team waStu first class ccnditlor'
aud showed 70 excellent advantage ns h@ rovc
them around the track preliminary 10
!he start After making one cificuit
the team was started on the milo which
was to decide the wagsr They tr,tied
on stan unusually iapid pace, covering the
first quarter In 0;35. The secorh uusrier vas
male,n o'30, giving l,li for tho half miie.
Inc thiri quarter was tro'tted IN O.S0k. snd
the fourth and last In OS7x, mNkinr ina
time OF the last half-mile |. l3li, and ~ tSe
null mile s2th This Is the best tso ON
record for double team. and Nc. Vsnderbiit
won his wager and put his team on the record
as he fastest which has up 70 this time troitei
asainst time. He was warmly coprrstnIaied
ny his friends as he stepped from the Wxson. :,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

NVss"uusuuW ntWrueFefH awaiting tx.
ecuttOn-RailrOad Collision = strike a
OF bakers, Etc.
Special 10 the Herald.
e. :Louls. July l.-wm. Keokmsn
has boon :on trial Tor the pas, four
days at Clayton. the county seat OF st. Louis
county, for killing Henry Mertz. The case was
given to the Jury yesterday and at a lats :hoar
last night they reIurued a verdict of murder in
the sec0ud degree, assessing tho punishment
Is years 10 the penitentiary. Ths crime MAS
Q mmitted on the 1tth Of Mich aud lhe n N. .
Ing WAS done with knife.
Charles King, Joseph :kotousky md Oharl
Ellis ate In the So. Louls jail awaiting tho ex-
ecution 81 the death penalty assessed Arain. 4
them. These three men are q be hang, ii
on the lath lust and all for Killing A
woman. II 10 pretty carinin two or them will
hang. kot0u ,Ry's luwye,s sny they have
found o new. point which they claim VIII
save their client The three nurderers ali
There was . double railroad collision a,
Webster Grove, = su.utb of st. Louis, on he
Missouri fscilc road last night Just how thsy
occurred u II Impossible 10
ascertain. The net result is q double vrot.
Both OF the colliding trAius were freishte. nnd
there weie no livce [ost.
strike. They are pretty generally Sstislied
With ther wageS but say their
hours Of libk se ~ ioDg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Confession Of One OF tho Murderers
of Martin, 1" YOuag County. Fears
that the Prison, RS will be Res
cu.d-A StabbinE ARRAY AZ
Decatur-Accident lear
Fort worth, Etc.
Fort Worth,

EOHt WOrtn.
Special TO the Herald.
Fors Worth, July 1.-The wires between
hero and Dallas being down last night pre-
vented our getting in good deal Of this.
Mrs, Belle NJ Burchill took charge OF the
post oilice This NOR. Ing with a full corps If
assistants. none Of the Id clerks being re.
taind. Ex-Postmasl.r Alexander, took onarge
the Eli paso hotel which will be thoroughly
renovated rs soon as possible.
j. U. S. BiucKpurn, NJ, Y. rom kentucky, +,
retu. ned 10 the cit, yesterday, iroua nis tilp
through Westetn Tc3as
Two men disguised as women, entered the
residence OF Ar. Wagnsr last night, during
Tn IT geutleman's absence, and rODDed his
wife vi small ainoun of money.
Messrs. Boaz Il Ellis are erecting fine
Drick OniluinS un The Corner OF Second and
Houston stree u.
"A subItantial plank sidewalk is being laid
on Main suee;, opposite the Ii raso.
Dr. Booth oItne democrat, left yesterday
for Dat as, as did Gen. h p M.bry.
We are sincerely sorry to heur # the illness
Of Mr.. HicAs, of ,he advance, and hope hOou
TO see him Out again,
Tom Malone, stalwart son Of Erin, I'M
bueu win the national tiste for the 'cIatur'
yesterday, imui bed too mach Of the same ana
engaged in numerous rows. lie was aJ last
cornersd by officer MADDOX and c c4laboossd.
Mr.. George Is. Loving ieit yesterday atte.-
noon for weAtern uip.
y sad accident occurred yesterday about
noon, twelve miles from town o.i the MiSsouil
Paclhc railroad. a young man named Wius-
ton, WHO has been working With the con.
stfuctiUn party, attempted 10 board Il moving
,raln. His foot slipped and he fell with u.
loot IN The rail. his foot wa, crushed anu II
Was found necessary ~ amputate IL above the
ankle. A bfo,her Of the uniO tuua,e man,
who'll IN Abiiine was telegfaphed for ana
Will probably arrive to-day.
Nlnita ung DenlsOu, ,von reaching AS far south
a. the az Ell place. Heavy ciuuds appeared
In the south -eaet this morning, but pas-,u
away withou .sendingu ,he much needed rain
Ihe teiephUne exchange has received up u
date 20 su ost rlbeis.
congressman Blackburn, Of kentucky, left
this evening for home. He has be N pros
pee ing IN the interest of Lis sou, who Will
come 10 Texas this month
Major Wasnourn, chief engineer of tht
Texas & Pacific railroad, returned To-day
from Ell PasO looking we'll.
4 ioe rain fell Tonight for halt au hour.
tbs criminal docket Of the county court will
pe taken up Monday.