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Decatur.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Heralu.
Decatur April 7.-Decatur citizens have
been quietly. and as will be seen, successfully
negotiating for railroad facilities. The Fort
Worth, Denver City railroad company have
lust conclued y survey between mere anf
Fort Worth, and to day, at H. citing held for
the purpose, over eighteen = the rtqu red
twenty thousand dollars VA. subsci bed
and resolution adopted aRie.n
10 raise the rema ii4der before
Tuesday next. The company We're also
graz ted the right-of-way through the county,
and eighteen acres of land tor depot purposes.
In conversation tonight with prominent
official Of the company, he stated thas work
would be commenced inside OF thirty days.
GseA, interest is manifested by the people.
The weather is cool and all farIn WORK pe-
I
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Brenhani


Special 70 the Herold.
Brenharn. April 2,--Agnes Bardaway. col =
ored, nny years Of age, wLo was barring
brushon a iarIa near town Thu rtday. got her
clothIng:ared and died from her burns on Fri.
day.
A negro stole re az Eagle Lake and
tried fo selI him here to-day. He was or
ragfed while 10 the act NJ selling the horse by
HE dtuufy sheriff ~ lobJIadO county and the
owner and taken Oack
Tbecitv T. excited over the election.
THE iurv IN the Mason case Is completed
dnc white aud seven negroes.
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T.ongvIew
s,oo,., 70 Tho 1tarsId.

Special to the Herald
Longview, April 2-Louia Durham sheilh
OF Gregg county, was found tiis morning. IN
conscious, by his son, Tom DURHAM. Drs
Lsureoce and McCutchin were uuiclSly IN
NJ Guidance nnt their e1sr;s 10 arouse the
,sufafer y efo uiayailing, ana 40 ciuch tnis
aft,rBoJn ha dird, Of appo 2iezy. Ihia was
his third tenn as fnerih 81 1pe county ~
ma previou4lv served 1uur. Terms us shcTin of
RusE county and hud tbs Universal esteem q
the community fyr hi- upTssbineEs ana abibty
in The discharge 81 his duty. The funeral VIII
talse rl,ce tomorrow und. the directions Of
TIE Knlshs OF bunor aud ftoe hasons
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Rowing Races

st, Jhons, n. ,B. April 2.-Wallace Ross says
ifhe is unsuccessful in arranging race win
Smith, of Halifax, or the other oalsinen, he
will issue challenge to Hanlon
for race for $4,000 side, and he (Hots)
does NOT want any allowance of time, OF q as
tance of either al the start or .nnlsll. he is
confident of his ability to beat any man in the
world, but before challenging Hanlon he has
to wipe out his defeat by Smith, as well as u
silence the brag of HosmeI ana Courtney.
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Hou.e aobbed at jacksonville.

kbeclal to the Herald.
Jacksonville. April 2.-our town reJoices
Eer tn g return OF Mr.. G. Emanuel, he having
cen honorsbly acquitted by the district
Uouft of the chsrge of forgery.
Tho rgside nce belonging 10 him WAS rohbeu
In broad Daylight by i've determined burg
chase ana car tured the burglars with their
|booiy. Greas credit 10 due General clark,
|Mailr McfIenry and Csptt in Jim Douglass
for tie bravery displayed IN airestlng 'hese
desperate men.
Our town Sc quite deserted, the most tespec-
table porti, IA o. QUA citizsps having been sum
|moncd before The grand jury.
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French Affairs

Paris, April 2.--Twenty thousand shares OF
I'VE hundred francs each OF Nourvelle Com-
pagnie Commercials de Transports
being steam freight hue rom Havre
and Bordeaux to new o leans, West Indies
aud Havana, has been nly covered, sltho ugh
Iue subscription lists from the provinces are
incon plete. The foregoing is furnished by
the O. nlpGny's bankers
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BeaconstreId's Condition

London, April .2.-Bulletins issued at
1O4O this morning say Lord Beaconsheld
had some quiet sleep during the
night. The govt in his Iignt foot Is rather
more developed. spasms nave been
relieved in the chest. His symptoms
are otherwise much the ,ams. The
above was issued after long consultation the
doctors, who left the house at ii O'Clock.
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TRACE

Vision, Noises in the head, the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
The Medical Gentlemen connected with this
institution are graduates of the best Colleges
of Europe and this country, and have had
large experience in these troubles, and will
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for a case of this kind the VITAL RESrORA-
TIVE (under their special advice and treat.
meut) will not cure, or for anything impure
or Injurious found in 1t. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON-
SULTATI0N FREE. Thorough examination
and advice. intending analysts of urine. S..
Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE So a,bottie, or
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt of price. U. o. ID secure
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7lsH
Olive street, St. Louis, Missouri. Postoffics
box 2460
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CoroncI:Ross' BODY Cremated.

Washington, April 2,-lhe body of Col. j,
W. Ross, Of Holden, Massachusetts, was
cremaied here yesterday. making The twelfth
cremation to cate. The cOTpee, which
weighed two hundred and forty pounds, was
nc one time member Of lie OHIO state senate,
and was colonel OF The nineueth OHIO yolun-
teors.
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spscIsl 70 The Herald.

Usaide, April IA large drove Of horses
nsussd fhroneh fhis place this morning on
ft.f@ go 70 western cattle ranches
Tfe sheer men in this locality feel Jnbila ~
over fhe increase OF fnelr 10ckss which VIII
average about - Per cent All arohna-ihe
Inrrrsf known a. several years-
ii -o1k1rr ran a. falling now, when vas
vary 1nrrh needed - starr The grass.
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United states MarshaIs Killed by
A00Ashiners.

Cincinnati, o., April 2.-Wm. S. Bates, a
deputy United States marshal, was fatally
stabbed in q fight near bar-room, on the
Southern railroad, below Somerset, Ky,
Wednesday night Mr.. Cooper, another depu-
ty marshal, was killed at the same time in
little town ten miles distant. Both were act
ing against moonshineTs
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nLArNE's aAaE oT nArrLE.
correspondence of the Herald.

The aplumed knight OF debate" as lnger~
soil called Blaire, has thrown down the
gauntlet, and II rtmsins 20 be seen whether
Mr.. COnkling viii take Il up.
euominaiion of mr.. Robertson TO be col
lector OF the yort Of New York Is the
gaanilct. I DO I OF believe IT will be taken
up. Mr.. Conklir z is far too clever 70 begin
Alright in which re Is sure 10 be defoated.
% Ill political Subjects he senate Is tie,
And NJ Arthur having tie casting vote,
ewes New YORK actually three senstors
instead Of two. ard thus makes that state
master Of The sltustion--I e.. makes CSnk-
ling he ruler Of the United Stsiss senate
But in regard 20 this nOniasiion there Il no
lie, IS all the nnodcraie republicans ana demo
Gratis will sustsin The president sgainst
Conklinp's dictati0n. Mr.. Conkline's policy
i DELAY. and here be l. master, .beiEg cksir-
man Of The committee 20 which this name
ziI be referred. be viii keep tin CON-
uiitea. and trust TO some turn Of events y
give lin power to defsst k0berts0n's
e.nfrua,ior. Mr.. Robertson u said 70
be nan Of tried integrity and abilities, 3
stsr.rh rrrubi1can--indeed, be has only one
f.sf 1, iisIwart eyes, be Is a determined
erant 70 he third term. He i also per-
rnnsI ooncrert or Nf. Conkling's rule IN
Nv Vol. T1ess fs0',s hide Al be virtues
from Boss C1rk'irg's eyes.
Bnrn. sis Brightest ard ssiesi political
-rilrr in Enshincicn. hss declared be- iAisn.
ton 90 leave TIE demorratlc psrlT j j c1nt
fo better ttar i hes b1s1 doirr fcr four
tears psst- II. for i1s.ancs. San Randall
r.tr he conpIiusnfarT vote fo1 speaker
rrrt onr-rzs. he wi REJECT b. party thst
car submit 70 s1ch a. insliL This Is TIE
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Special TO the Herald
C,,sicaua, April 2.-Quiie sir was caused
on the streetto-day 10y couniryman attempt
ing snicida. Ne procured bottle OF landa
mum and would have drained u, Dut tne cleIk
snfrrfercd TTe Afterwards visited several
efores.. buf Was refused H. Disappointed In
love Ii supposed 10 Re the carse. -
Several cars load Win fnhhueiphlA
urersed brick arrived yesterday.
Corfraofa IN new buildings are being let oui
daily. Carpenters sre ncarce.
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st. Paul Mimi, April ga rpoeiai 20 tho
Pioneer Press, frorn Fargus Eill, minnesota,
-.-- fifa 1a~fh- ref-ua nose onrar TWIN or mo
Mianesot, & Manitoba failioaa o1liided with
neight uiin near k0.hsay yesterday. ne
uaboo. TOOK ire snd one innu was burned TO
DEATH, white Blk o.Ggfs were injured, heverhl
~ hem dangerously.
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Illustrated s,a 40 vindc, w
md gilt bindinG, SO cents sanI
covers, 20 cto. Manhood. 10 cent
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, . cent?
sealed, by mail. Send money or
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great sp
"'1 ~ Chpr,es Street. 81. Louis. Mo. \
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Denver, COL, April 2.-rhe Denver &
New Orleans railway company yesterday
closed contracts ior twelve thousand tous Of
In slish steel rails, iuincicnt 10 extend the
road from Denver City 10 TN miles south Of
The Arkansas. The road IL expect % be In
running order that FAR by next Chfisimsa.
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A circular letter from The bBrssu y SIS
tislics 70 Collector Badger conisin7the fol-
rowing Interesting psrIio1lArs rli,ine 70 i'm
mieraii0rs
There arrived IN ths p7rts/f B.li'ncre,
Boston. Detroit B.s'por/ Esv Bedford.
Esw Orissnr. New York. fhllsds!phis. Pcri
Huron n1s ssr FrsDcisoo. curing The moth
ending Fsbrusrr IS. lsS1 l1l05 pss-s1grrs.
Of whom 15O75 res umlzranis. 1852
c'dzsrs n TIE Uriie1 returned run
st-o.d. COO sfir..s. r,rt i. dirc b. remsin in
fhs United Siste.
ON. 49, rrr.t-r r1rirarfr there
.--i~-l r---r Frr.rr7 n Wniss 1884. Ire
7s-'s r1f C--r-rr- 20 4 a u.t-is 113, f~e-
- fs-ro-rsv "a -m1rk 81. Frsrc.
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New York, April AT a meeting ofthe di-
rectors offhe Wes efn Union Telegraph COM
- a 4 lrccfor an. ,senfral Eckcit was made >
member OF the executive board IN placed >. Y.
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A POSITIVE CURE.

without MEDICINE. ALLAN's SOLUBLE
MEDiCATED BOUdIES. tented OCT. 10
tai6. One b2z
TO. ] viii Cure any case Ia four lays, or less
no . VII cure Tie cost obstinate case, no
matter 81 how long standing
no nausoous doaea Of cnbols, cotalpa, or oil
o. 1andolwood, tha, are csrtrinto produce dis
pcpsia by dls,sGyisg The coatinsf Of tho
et0rHeh.
Lall-t ~ ~. .-l- ~ ~ " la-ss4t ~ -i--ll-l
on receipt OF price.
For iulfherpar iEulala send f0f circnlar .
y. o. Boz $50. r. &. ALLEN $40
John street, NcN NoiE
Quick, Hafa and sure cnro.
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An AInbama FAILURE.

New York, April IA Telegram received in
this city to-day announces The
failure Of H. Connerly s. co.
general s,orekeeper OF Vienna, Alabama,
with liabilities at 10000 Rnd -aessts Of lv,gw
The nfm has humber sol criditorH Ia his
city.
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MEN AND MEASURES.

Moody and Ssnkey will try New Orleans
next.
Gen. Joseph Lane is seriously i'll at his
homo in Oregon.
Mr.. s. s. Cox will view the italian sunsets
again this summer.
Senator Malone weighs ia pounds and
his wife 200 pounds.
Mr.. Jay Gould is rebuilding his immense
greenhouse at Irvington, N. Y.
Mrs. Garfield will aeceive callers on the
evenings Of Tuesday and Friday.
Joe Cook is lecturing in Edinburg, but,
fortunately, the Scots are very hardy peo-
pie.
Secretary Kirkwood lived in Ohio twenty
years. Otherwise hia life has been spot
less.
Canada received nearly $4,000 immigrants
last year, as against 81 900 for the year pre-
vious.
King Alfonzo and wife lately presented to
the pope chalice mounted with $4,000
worth of precious stones.
Mr.. Ashmead Burdett. Cout.s has de-
termined to take 70 politics, the baroness
being an intense admirer of Lord Beacona-
field.
The war department has granted per-
mission to the ladies of Savannah to hold
fair in the United States barracks in that
city.
A Kentucky legislator proposes that a
good weekly newspaper be furnished every
family in the state at the states expense.
Good plan
The Allentown, (Pa) Registerre reports that
General Grant has lately bought farm of
l04 acres in Radnor township, Delaware
county, Pa.
The emperor of Russia has salary of
$10. 000, 600 a year. Lots of men would be
willing to stand as target for the nihilists
for such wages.
There is project on hand TO establish q
new line of steamers between this country
and England. w. II. Vanderbilt Is interest.
ed in the scheme.
A Philadelphian poisoned four children"just
to see 'em cut up snd frisk round" He was
gratiied, for they had violent and almost
fatal commissions.
Deming. the new town at the junction Of
the Sate Fe and Southern Pacific roads. Is
said to have already 500 inhabitants, and Is
only'a few weeks old.
A Clergyman Of San francisco calculales
that one-third of that city's population
are hsbitusl church goerf, oue.third are
skeptical as 10 religion, and one-third indif-
fereni.
Old American snti-slavery men will DO
amazed 10 learn that tickets 20 an qbolitiC mist
meeting are actuallv being sid in B0diid.
There wss a time hers whon not one man IN
q thousand could be hired 20 st!end such
gathering.
A JersHy City man in the act Of admins.
tering hearty kick 10 his wife clipped end
fell so heavily rs 10 fracture his leg in two
places. This should be warning TO W f.
heaters. Always 600 that your feet arc well
placed before beginning work.
A Pittsburg Girl was dsvotedly attached 70
The little cbild Of he brother in-lAw who was
a widower, end n.whose house she lived.
She was about 20 be msrried. and sha asked
permission 70 take her niece 70 her new
homo. The father declined. the propos-
lion, and thetcupon tbe girl attempted sui
eide.
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Washingion, April The resignation
Andrew d. While, United states minister to
Bsrifn. has been In The hands or ne presluea
-. -rIrr-al re.ta Tire f1tfldenf viii send IN
the name o rs SUCCESSOR b. me senate IN few
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Washinrlon. April -Nofice i gwen BY
f,e i.1sss Eo-rd ffston JOY 1si. Isl. the
firff dirulared from lieht ship Of Nlnier
Ol~rlrr flnaf. c1art ~ Virginia. VII - liked
red instead " n<fd white. - NV shown
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nenth ef b >. ecranton.

MOBILE. April Mr. NJ. S. scranton, one
OF the most prominent business men Of this
city. and senior partner Of the nrln a scrsn-
ION. Rsfuev 4 ca, died al Healing spri1gs,
on Thurrday night and wss buried here
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The Great English Remedy.
Is a never falling Cure

Is q never-Ialllng cure
for Nervous debility
Exhausted lily /,
S g minal Weakness,
Spermat0rrhoes., LOST
MANHOOD, impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and al
the terrible effects oil
Self Abuse, youthful
|foiiies and excesses oil
maturer years-suc as
loes of Memory, Las
81 tn d @, No o.turnal
Emission, Aversion to
Society, Dimness O.
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kss'rs. Ar.rll4 Some nnilrls h1i9rzi1s %
! Tlnttsr's n.l--la. - ezf,'.-st'rT ron
= .Inrs .1It-s5. si4issf - cz-<. c-
f~.nrrr detsrs. ri tls a-ll1tf
IIr|Irr tf erre1 fIc1 81 E1-
I.~rr 40 rrrirsf r. Orrarnls on
r|n'a rI.l me rErerIIIcr WHl
49,. rher three 1rr1 from
seize. go C1ione- Platter.
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The thoroughbred stallion

Sired by Old Victor. and his dam btl Old
Cloud, viii stand during the present sea- on,
ct = y regldencs. five miles north Of DaIlaa,
on The Sherman and Prceton road. Mares
fro n a distance paniured aud cared for free OF
charge. Terms reasonable. 8. ". ROWE
March is, Ism
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Judge Norton a. Kris Kringle--
Colonel weIIbOrn as Providence
Mrs. Bprague's Reserved seats-''f
Must Hear Billy MahOne''- Crowded
GaIIeries-MahOne's Greatest Effort
-Rlaine's Gage of BattIe-Bueli's
Threat and Buell's hug.
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A Pitsburg Girl was 6svotedly attached 20
the little child Of he brother in-law. who was
widower, end in.whose house she lived.
She was about 20 be married. and sha asked
permission 70 take her niece 70 her new
home The father declined. The PROPOSE
ton. and theteupon The girl attempted sui
eide.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-29


Ex-Vice President Colfax publishes
in the Advance for Dec. 22d a vigorous
article on the Mormon question In this
he shows that the present attitude of the
Mormons is ono of defiance to the ma
ton, and offers some suggestions as TO
how this defiance should be met. He
would have juries impaneled from Law
abiding citizens only; would not
allow the Mormons of Utah to
vote their submissive harems by whole.
sale in favor of polygsmy; would re-
store the right of dover, which has been
abolished by the Utah legislature; would
have Utah governed by board Of com.
missioners, under the supervision OF
congress, as is the District of Columbia
would not extend the land patent, OF
naturalization papers to poly gamists
and would make open polygamy a crime
TO be punished, rather than the mere
Ceremony of marriage.
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New York Tribune: Jefferson Davis
has given 10 correspondent of the Gin
cinnau Enquirer this statement IN re-
gard Ia General Johnston's charge that
he had run away with two or three mill
ioa dollars in specie belonging 10 the
confedcracy: II do not believe that
General Johnston ever made statement
SO absurdly false; and am convinced
that II any such statement appears in
print as having cmanated from him, that
General Johnston will promptly pub
lish over his own signature denial of
ever having made so VIGOROUSLY false
statement" General Johnston has
published something which he calls a
denial, but it consists chiefly of com
Piaint that he did not know the man he
was talking TO was an interviewer. He
says many parts of the statement are in
correct, and that the interviewer made
HIM say there we're twenty wugon-loads
of specie when he said fifteen. Mr.. Da-
Wis must admit that this Is not what
could be called a comprehensive denial
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HERE AND THERE.

Guiteau had a merry Christmas,
Thus far this is the only thoroughly de-
pressing feature of the holidays.
The distress among coal men and
plumbers this winter is 50 widespread
that in many localities steps are being
taken looking toward their relief.
II see by the papers that all the young
people at Leavenworth are getting mar.
ried. How queer shall feel wheR 60
back there to visit."-Susan B. Anthony
Howe's this? The postmaster general
has decided that wife's letter to another
man, dropped into the postoffice under
suspicious circumstances cannot be given
to the husband by the postal authOri-
ties.
Tuesday was the day for Vennor's polar
wave. II is pleasant to note that the
reputation of the Canadian weather
prophet as the mastodonic liar of the
western continent still remains unfair.
nished.
The supply of dirty linen at Washing
ton this winter seems to be more than
usually abundant. The next appropria
tion made by congress should be for the
construction of lavatory outside Of
the city limits for the cleansing of state
raiment.
Judge w. W. OfTenbacker. of Olathe
recently died at Pueblo, Colorado, leav
ing fortune of $500, 900 which h,
amassed in mining operations. The sor
row of his legatees is as heartfelt as could
be reasonably expected under the cir
cumstances
Capital: Governor Crittenden, of Mis-
souri,, receives the congratulations of tn,
Democratic press for his refusal to issue
his warrant upon the requisition of Gov
st. John for the arrest of William G
Martin, who fed to Missouri from GAY
lord, Smith county, in this state, aftel
having been fined 500 for violating tn,
prohibitory law. The whiskyites car
rely upon the support of Demo
cratic governor and Democrrtic news
papers every time.
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Tho inmates of certain houses in WASH

The inmates of certain houses in Wash-
ington seem to be the victims of misfor-
tune. Thc ore occupied by Attorney
General MacVeagh was built by ex-
Attorney General Williams wife. She
had hoped that her husband would sue
coed 10 the place made vacant by the
death OF Chief Justice Chase, and her
disappointment caused her long illness
in the house. Subsequently it was oc-
cupied by the Peruvian Minister, Col.
Frcyre. Both he and his daughter died
there. The Philadelphia Times says
the house is destined TO rival in its
gloomy history the Seward house, for
merly the club house, 1t was there that
Barton Key died; that Secretary Sew
ards assassination was attempted; that
two members of the cabinet, killed on the
Princeton in 1874, had been living; that
John c. Spencer, secretary OF war, lived
when his son was hanged for melting
mutiny at sea; that Belknap resided
after being appointed secretary Of war.