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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PROSPECTS or A GREAT TrNNrL.

PROSPECTS or 4 GREAT TtNNEL.
LIBERAL VOTERS IN THE RRIuSH rtrII,NENT-
4 REFORM BILL PASSED IL AUsTRAGIA-RtrIus-
SION II RUSSIA.
The proposed Anglo French Tunnel il deemed
practicable. II may be- finished in five years.
Some Liberals voted for Mr. IIcncagc7 amend
mcnt to the Land bill. The Victoria, Austria
lin, Reform bill has been passed. More Nillli-
lists have been sentenced in Russia.
TIE PROPOSED ANGLO-FRENCH TUNNEL"
LONDON June I7.-Sir Edward Nafkn. char
man Of the Southeastern Railway Company. has IN
formed q ting of that company that two rNprr-
mental shafts for the proposed Channel tunnel have
been sunk on the English side, and Two on tl'
French side and that from of tn" shafts on the
English sidc "A gallery 500 or 900 yards long AMI
seven feet i'm diImrt,r had been driven. The pro-
grcSs during the last week has been siNty-s'v'n
yards which is equal 10 two miles yearly. they
have thus solved the question of the rate OF pro-
grrss for the experimental gallery. and aNcrriainrd
that the lower strata is lmpcrn"aho {" water
The French experiments have realized exactly the
same result.
They had arrived. hc said. at an understanding
with 'hc Frcn-h Tunnel Committee that on each
sid Of the channel further hca.inE oi l"Ilc
should hc driven. When tlr~ hcrllngs are flushed
truth of thc Question would have hr'n dear "i'h'
and further treaty would th'u pr"lnN %"
proposed. uirirr which each parry w'lid accom-
pll~l tine remaining uiur u~ "u IT, >idr m Nh" ~
meeting iu Tine fI'lr of tii" rliluul. \ Sven "l
-.il'ri ought un., thi- y stem. Z" br o"np.ct'd h
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TIE SEVENTEENTH JOINT BNLLoTs.

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CHANGE IN inE SiIIAil"N-'"Nh'lN' ~
PiATI N HoriiISN NiN"''1f'
IFn"h 1"f "t'ot'n '"nn'''"N'''' ~ '"' ''''
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inc J"ih' "hN'''''' ~ '""''"" WI w. ''''''' ~
creased lh't' "'t' "hN - wv ""'' P','" W.
d'y' l"'t"'" "NT '''' '''',
therefore, promise" I" "''H W. '"''"" W
ia" senators ''"'n'' "''"' '"'' NV '''
a""h"'-N"''"' '"''''
Apparently ms par WIN S'Uil"t NNlH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
N,-D.TUROWING IN PROGRESS.

AssrMBIYM,N TI-THILL AssAIIS THE LFGI>LATVRE
In AN ExTRAvAGANT FAsHIoS-rnE MEMBERS
AMUSED AT HIS vIOLENCE-A CASE OF vISDiC-
TIvENEss.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE1
ALBANY, June Ion the roll-cal for the long
term in the joint convention to-day Mr. Iuthll 0i
Cayuga, asked, as matter of form, to be excused
from voting and addressed long speech to the
Joint Convention, charging Mr.. Depew with being
the candidate of the corporations with having been
for years their chief lobbyist at Albany, and with
having labored to prevent all honest legislation to
equalize taxes TO honestly adjust railroad freights
and to give their just rights TO interests opposed to
railroad monopolies Mr.. Tuthill is tall, loose
jonted man, apparently about fifty years of age.
with struggling gray hair. He is chairman of the
State Prisons Committee; has never taken proini-
nent part in legislation and has attracted more at
tention BY his vanity than by his intel
lectual, powers Much. apparently, to his astonsh-
ment and chagrin the members of the Legislature
persisted in treating his trade against them merly
ss a piece of successful bufoonery. They listened
to il amid suppressed laughter which broke out into
a loud neal and after bitterly denouncing corpora
tions he closed his speech by voting he has done
steadily heretofore-for Thomas c. Platt, who is as
sociated in the public mind with three or four
times AZ many corporations as Chauncey NJ Depcw.
jollifcation followed the adjournment which
took place Immediately afterward. The members
crowded around Mr.. Tuthilrs desk, including
many Of the best men Of the House
who. according to Nr. Tuthill have
been corrupted. They shook him vigorously by the
hand, slapped him ON the back, and congratulated
him in terms Of mock eulogy, all the while making
NE Chamber ring with their laughter. This was
sbviously not the effect be had hoped for. Mr. Tut
hin IA serious person. and there is every reason to
believe that he expected the legions OF Depcw to be
pvstbrown by his eloquence. He took these con-
!; lrAtulations with Q lame sort OF smile and the
lhok OH his face of o man who begins to suspect
4hst perhaps he has done something silly.
9Asrever the speech Is merely read without
|&ony explanation of the surrounding circumstances
will be naturally supposed that it was received as
deusly a. 1t was made, but this was not the fact.
~ absurdity Of the charges made and the strange
Heeumption of . rather weak-headed and uniin-
1g&snt member Of the Legislature In calmly inform
ths best men Of both houses that in effect they
- sither fools or knaves in supporting Mr.
y Nv, combined to make Mr.. TuthilPs speech,
aiting q Il was to his fellow Republi-
~ too ridiculous to be resented. The
II eeeh deserves this detailed mention only
ID eeuae there II reason to suspect that 1t was
q y NJ. conklings direct inspiration Repnb-
- living IN one Of the river counties saw Mr..
Ming and Hr. Tuthiil In earnest consultation at
~ hts hour last night. about O'Clock. and
- n1nabGn of the LeGalature do not hes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

THE I,NEvENTFCL INVESTIGATION.

EVIDENCE THAT Irs PURPOSE Is To CREATE DELAY
SENATOR srRAIAN FORCED TO BECOME W.T.
NESS AND TO TELL STORY that HAS 80 sIG-
SIFIcASCE-sFNAIOR SESSIONS COhKOBORAlED.
lBY TELfoHArH TO THE rKiBrNEl
ALBANY. june 1.-THE COnkling- bradley side OF
the so-callcd investigation is practically ended.
Mr.. Bangs toward the close Of tO-'lays hearing,
said that he did not know that hc should have any
more witnesses, leaving the impression that there
would be no more unless something turned up by
next week.
The committee adjourned until next Tues
dav morning. This was Mt the urgent re-
ouest of Mr. Bangs, who said prior en-
gagcments would prevent bis being here Tomorrow
or Monday. There seemed to DC no neip
for it, aud yet the pleased willingness OF the Conk-
ling members of the committee to take the recess
was evident. 1t coincdcd with the general plan oil
delay. There is no reason apparent now why inc
investigation should not be closed next week.
Senator Sessions has only few witnesses yet TO De
called, aud If the committee had not been expressly
organized for the purpose OF obstructins the Lcs'sa
ture it's report could be made to the Assembly
lsfors the end of the weak and thiA AfnmhnnH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
BOLD SAFE ROBBERY.

WAsIlISGroN, June l1.-Ihe ErenHig star
II to-day contains the following account of a sale rob
brry in Washington early this morning; burglars
entered the grocery store of Mr samuel PnmbnN. cor
n,r a., and last -ccondss.. southwest last night by
boring twoinch anger hole Ia the door lao near nc
,,r of TN. nck and wrrnchIus II of with jimmy
Th,, ul,,i the iron -af door with gupowtor poured
thrnlsh the hole. and exploded II VITA f-'. blow
i'm, the door INTO perfect wreck aud took trun tho
safe bet Nrrn 500 and 500 and made tllr e>cil" sie-
rr~-rilly without Interference. Mr. Phihrey ana
i, wtr w,r, a.i,, up stairs Between aud o'clock
Mrs Humphrey awokr her husband. stlins thit some
,Nplnson had taken place below hit, ~ nothing
frilrr MS hrnrd they took further notice oi H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
FRiGufNT> or UE>YERN NEWS.


rpNrrI%r r. ABRAHAM IINtpLN.
CUr,, ,,.u. .lirr T.-AmonS the hruu'Ht> IN
'h &C.. ofi. ii, j., i;it'-. W.'" tun'ril took iIi'r
,,>i,ull. l. oii ni ~io.OOD fr t'rfl"n u"il9-
u,nf .. Nnriitm Ilu.ou AT thr 'hiItr" 81 !!h,"'H
Firh 100 f.I- ,'..
N--N-~iNATfON At IlT1 T. ROCK
Nrw-OEfi fi.>-. Jun" ia SPECIAL from
Ifri, I,, l, .y,ord -g- tliat h"'tt IT, lPh'lt,
,,lf,. OF Marion inuutN. WlIh. ri+lns ~ ~" ara
surrounding lt- .tilnE -nt tt'l ambush. 90"
ial ,ui.i,l lt- breast, uiiru-. "Hai = th"n-h' a
mortal wound.
\ WuNNN> DEATH Fl"N FRIGHT.
pN.i, kN June l1.-lt>t,idIN morning
N- " II CuitfIt d,d from tine 'ir = 81 it.sh i-,h
l tif,af- and att,upt. 81 ir huhl'r n'- ''Hu' u"
riit,l. r f.l,,td omit Ufr vifh current. Hl h'-
r, D., uil, 3D. shot AT, bf in--cl lis ht"lL'r nav"
Olutt ha- Nd.
u.rplHII:~ ~INfENClp To pENTH.
Ct<,I><,rl June IA Fort smith. Ar
kn,-Y. i,,lal sats. Iur,. lnr,,i. m ia" l.nli'l
-tti,~ court At-f'tdtf, -rui'' IL ''""~' W i"'t'i'
Wtr,,n I,rnwu rtfrl,k t,nH tI Au"- NANNY uud
Ainl M,ul to De- htu-rl nn -pt'mhrr ., iOI murders
committed hJ th'u IA The Indian Nht"li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
TROUBLES IN TIE CHocTIW NATION.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June ia dispatch
from For, smith says great excitement prevails through
out the Choc,aw Nation in regard TO the permit land
II understood from parties living there that over LOO
men nre organized aud armed to resist attack lao
whites are attempting TO eyade payment Of he isx 10
various ways hut Tar without success Tbe li',,a q
san s County will meet Ut the Court I0ise next od
rrrlny for the purpose f taking active stes toward ex
uelIiug the ne settlers who refuse " pAy the Ax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGN.

RoME, June 1.-THE ilhrral newspapers
herr, state that it being impossible for oil the Liberal
f,,,,. T., c,, f., an nrrnnscmrni for preventing the
,,c.s ~ ,b. tr,rra- in the rnming elections to MI hd
,,,i.t,n,, ,o-,- the Liberals have rr.JlNed 10 abstain
fr,,tt fh,.rn nufg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

MoNTIyIpEo. May 29.-A great sensation
has been caused here hy the issue ~ decree orhildng
u,v-uai, r. ON pain of "A line Of 5000. to discnr'
otic or create ohstacr- for the Government Several
Deputies and Senators have resigned
The legations are crowded with journalists who are
hiding from the authorities Two papers have euslnli
uulu,nttnn and the rest avoid poit,c-. The printing
,i,,rs of tlr,r Opposition papers have been ata"Lrd
Ou oftI,ositor Was killed and three others were III
t.rpI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
MIR. prrNEYS OFFICE ABOLISHED.

WASHINGTON, June l1.-Secrctary Window
to-day l,se IN order abo-hng rhc oii'e OF Custodian
Of the Treasury which has been held FOR the past hve
vrars hy o. L. Pitncy. After full consideration OF the
laws barring upon the subject the Secretary doubted
IN, existence Of sum, authority Tor the further con-
t,,,,,, f thr office Mr. Ptncys srr> ices cras" fron
tn- date The lur- of the office viii hcraiier pr per-
fnr,nl nnlrr the Immediate direction of ID" thi"t CLERK
M Tt..t ic,t 10y sections 23p 20 ana
ni of hr i.rN -tstit"r prtal' regulations Tor
th utrs mana seuIc of the business are now brin3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
THE s,vTO DOMINGO DICTATOR.

HAVANA, June l7.-Prsdrnt Mrrlno, on
May 80. Issued proclamation Ia IN" people "' 7'h'"
Domingo explaining that he had accepted di''At"rh
powrrz To defend the interests OF order, without "T
poti., or ,r,nnv On the same day he signed decree
declaring That the priNics, of n-tinm b" absolutely
abolished throughout the territory Of the republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

Mr. Dcpew maintained his vote, while Mr.. Platt
sank 10 twenty three, owing 10 the absence of
several of his supporters. There were only three
changes Senator Winslow from Cornell to Wheeler;
Asscmbyman Hamilton from Folgcr 10 Crowley
and c. II. Russell from Tracy to Cornell. The total
yote Wax AZ folows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

miles for $500 side between p H. Conley OF Portland
Me- and John Mckay OF Dartmouth. came on tnls even
Ing on Bedford Basin. Mckay worked bari, Dut "f-
evidently r"wod down hv his Oppon'nt who won "
three lengths. Time. 2s:j5 About 900 people WV
Messed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
D4umr nr .tN orEEfHoUING CRrrE

BEkpFOEp. Penn, June IT, ne lama l''h
o,,ipY 4 ~ masks This n"rnius. and several SECTIONS
~ tine ,ii, uu,l~ wif"r NAM families "'i" com
l.ll,l 90 nluNr ont of Their hou-'- ou tait-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
TIE so.CALLED BRIBERY INQUIRY.


MORE DIVING INTO BANK ACCoI NG---i \NI"E
srHAIrAN TEsriFIEs THAT HE vOrrs FOR CONA-
LING Although HE THINKS HE ACIED uN-
WISELY.
ALBANY, June 1.-THE bribery investigation
wa. resumed thls morning.
Mr. Eradcy was recalled and examined hy Mr.. Bangs
How did you di-porc Of the money you held ~ stake
holder Of the bets
MI Bradley i deposited the money In the First VI
tonn Bank Of Albany taking certificates Of deposit Tor
each of them each certificate IL for $780, and there are
two Of them. Crhc certificates -hOwnJ
Cro..r1aiuinrd by Mr.. Pcckhatn-I had "A lawsuit win
Mr. BigIrr on my return from Texas; got u JniS
ncn a.an- him. but the wa- carried To the Court
Of Appeals aud their decision reversed aud mad" against
lis In that sn We claimed s22OOO against Bslcr y CO...
have indugcd ia playing cards for money but not m'h
since " as married; in 1877 played for money when
va- out ON the Northern Pacific Railroad.
To Mr. Bans--Ncyer played cards in Mr. Bnr'cr
room; all the games played were gcntemanly games
pitch cuchrc, old sledge, etc.
Mr. Bangs having inquired the scope Of the Inquiry
the committee retired and on returning reported '"
they had dccidrd 10 extend the III luiry to everything
henrtug ON the senatorial election. . ,..
,rI,",1as " Cnutwrli. receiving teller Of the Albany
Ctt National Bank. called aud sworn.-Ihe pap ns
tifr of ur hnuk l. Mr.. Gariicld; have no n--l-lhI
Know Adam Blake, oi ~" Kenmore hoci ns y NV,
ou,r oi our banA; he dcp"riir one cheek OF T'"
signed by Mr. O1ncr' "i new nrN, hn".I , ~ ~, :; ~
sl,nrd l,y the man; both were inhoisea S ~ ~
M rer aud crosltcd to the credit ~ Nr. Blake; chnio
tcll how The money was drawn have been examiner III
,ss.. ~. nm XHft ln matters relative tp balA nue..
'" rt, .i coD bfil~r, money " shown To Witness
, e q, uluincd tic various numbers on The bill. tHe
rS. .tr, There aIr three uunh,r- On Nhnohdl
n.nL hu. n Ia not possible remember I'd" grhtih "i
ne arnnce any package ri money ihc Tlo'"sn M
spoken 0f was druwn on New norh "h " I Iii rd
Burb.r The 5000 check was did"h pN 'n' r"''
gave ar Gairlh large bills at MS reH.!a HaH-.---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
TOPICS AT WASHINGTON.

TIE REPUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA
TIE PRESIDENT ASKED To RECOGNIZE THE INDIE
PENDENT ACTION OF TIE PARrY-OrPOsInoN
To COALITION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

AssEMBLYMAN TUTHILL AssAlLS TIE LfGlNlAT'RK
In AN EXTRAvAGANT FAsiiION-IHE MEMbl.Rs
AMUSED AT HIS vIOLENCL-A CASE OF vlNDiC-
TIvESFsS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

South Bend, Ind Feb. "A fro broke
GU. in j. NJ. Calysrts dentistry ofics and
before the flames could be gotten undOr con-
troll seven large bulldogs and business
houses were Destroyed The burned build.
ings include a grocery store, restaurant, two
dry goods stores, one shoe store, saloon, city
library and city clerks offices. All were
burned TO the g,ound, as no water could DO
had, the bydranis all being frozen and the fire
department thus rendered useless. IL was $50
before the bydrants could be thawed out and
enough water obtained TO prevent the further
spread of tho fire All Telephone and
telegraph wires except those osthe American
Union telegraph company were burned
down The loss is roughly estimated at $50,
coo 10 $50, GEO. but the insurance cannot be
learned until Inter in The day. rho fire origi-
mated from the explosion of an oil stove in
the office named.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

Dr. Kings Syrhilitic Remedy is guarsn
teed 10 cure syphilis IN tho primary, secon-
dairy and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure tho
worst cases Of venoria diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most emf.
nent physicians of America. II cures the
first stage and heals the ulcers in q f1w days.
1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat,
head, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones bnd joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.
in short time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express. a treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent scaled for two
stamps, DR.. j. Dinsbeer 4l6 North 18th street,
St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer makes chronic dis
eases q specially. If you are afflicted with
no no matter what, call or what.
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Dot purchase your clothing before exam
ming the prices at A. & L. Mittenihals.
"A Caro-.

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ness, early decay, loss of manhood, eie., /
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charge. This great remedy was discovered
by o missionary in South America. Send y
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
An Exsrn session.

Washington, Feb. l, IL 10 generally laol =
ed upon here smone members inst an extra
session will have TO DO called 10 order 10
secure the passage Of the appropriation bills,
provided noaaiog is done in that direction
to-day. dust tdree weeks will remain which
can bn deyo O. 70 matters OF Legislative rou-
tine. The legislative, executive and iudiai,l,
tho sen3ry, civil and the general deficiency
blls have not yet been reported otse house
Inc !ast ,wu hsyc MT Vet bneo repare1 by
tle subcommittee Of the appropriation
committee
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
Chicago robbers

Chicago, Feb. 1.--James Anderson, book
keeper for Lebanon Holt 81 Co., lG4 Madi-
son street, opened the vault this morning to
get some papers and yhen he struck match
to light the gas a terrific explosion instantly
followed, 1t shook the entire building, blew
q temporary partition down and shattered a
large plate glass window. Anderson was bad
ly but net fatally burned. An additional pack
sge containing 81, 800 OF the money stolen by
the ten thousand dollar ssfe-rob0ers was re-
covered this morning, making in sll little
oyer $4,000. -Four Of the gang have been
arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
viii You Relieve IL?
woMAN's BEST FRIEND.

To relieve the aching heart Of woman, and
bring 10y where sorrow reignsd supreme, is -
mission before which tho smiles of kings
dwindle into utter insignifcssce. This is the
peculiar province of Bradhslds Female Reg
ulstor, which, from lis numberle. cures, is
appropriately styled "Woman's Best Friend
The distressing complaint known rs "whites,"
and various Irregularities Of tho womb, TO
which woman is subject, disappear like magic
before slngle bottle Of this wonderful com
pound. physcaES pfeecribo il.
Prepared by Dr.. j, Bradfeld, Atlanta
ard soll at 81 50 er bottle by all drug
Wholesale by Thompson. Schot s. CO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

An active brain, sparkling wit cheerful
mind, bright eye, a robust body, pure rich
blood and vigorous bounding circulation,
add many charms 10 female society-yet, ahl
how few ladies can boast of all these 81 ,nl of
health! While they remain victims to those
terrible female complaints they viii be COM
pellsd to be mere feeble, delicate drones upon
5ociety. But awake from the dark and dismal
night Of gloom thai raantles your brow. You
can be restored to health and happiness by the
M of Enrllsh Female Bltters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
Truth, Sincerity and Hon esty.

Mr.. A, Bond, formerly of the firm of
Rosenheld & Bond, is now fitting up the
room No. 400 Main street. and will, in q few
days, open out with one of the most COM
pleie stocks of staple and fancy groceries to
be found in the city. His goods are all new
and fresh, bought expressly for the retail
aud trade from the best and most reliable es-
adjustments in the country. Mr., Bond Is one
Of our most popular business men-young,
active, full of energy, AID is bound to sue
coed. His motto is Truth, Sincerity and
Honesty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

AT last lamp chimney is made which
does not break from draft, dampness, cold
air or hest. what blessing Every oe, o.
our readers has DO doubt ohea lost berur bis
temper because, just at the momopt when 2
lamp was most needed, the last chimney IN
the house would break, we therefore sdyis0
everyone to 20 to d. Gosha and buy the
Dragon brand chimney, ASA your grocer for
them as all retail dealers can be Supplied Sc
the China Hail. The price Is but iriae
higher than tho common.
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LOpAA 5oVgiNGs,

for nice atting spirt, have il msdo u
der&s CloncYO, 100 slain street, up stairs
For mixed COW and horse feed, bran, oais
nnhay, etc, 90 10 StedJnen IL Co., NJ, 751
Elm street. Free delivery.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
ever twenty-five competitors st 81 Louii
Fair, 1879.
--Reotor's Vital Restorative CUES lerYouh
liability. See certificates q gaae IN sdver-
tsment in another column.
Have your drawers mace 10 order al
Jisscey's. double lined IN thp ie,t nnd yar
an ~ Not To eip oY break.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

New York, Feb. 1.-The assignment of
John Maxwell, the largest operator in blue
stone in the country, is announced. lie had
offices in New York, Philadelphia, Albany,
NeTburg and Rochester, and represented
two-thirAs Of the entire bluestone interest of
the country. The liabilities and assets are
net known, butt is thought tho liabilities
will not exceed 100000, while the assets are
very large, and the creditors will probably
be paid in full.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

The HERALD STEAM JOB PRINTING OFFICE
In one of tho most complete IN al rs depart
ments TO he found in the state. Iii we lFup-
piled with all the late styles of type, nj
terms and run by steam power, IL cnpabie
of turningouL more work in less time than any
other Office in Texas. All the JOB stock IN
the office Is BOUGHT from fr q llds and get
ting all the discouE'8 i've by manufacturers,
10 is enabled to Ur'i out work at the very
lowest prices. Comm rcial printing o epe-
cialty Call aud examine SaAoimeus md see
with what neatness work is executed.
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Thirtv ycars' Exporlonce of an Old
MurgG.

Mrs. Wlnelow'n Soothing syrup 10 ne pres
srintion OF one of Tho bet isinaie physicians
s,,t IN aoa In The lutte states, and has been
nasl for thirty Years with never iatltns saleiy
md success by miili0us Of mothers ann
children, from TIE feeble infant 81 one week week
IA 10 ~. adhlt Il coue6ta acid'ty on he
etanhch. relieves wlud collie regulates the
baweIs, and pives rest hsaiSh end coalort 70
mopher and ohiid. ne hel,eya 1t the BEST ant,
suresi remeds la the Vs. r'd, n vi cnsca on
srlsirg from ierihi K OK from any uther cause.
Fnll directions ior using win accompeny elch
bottle NnAo ~euu'cr unless IN, ise-slnnlls Oh
Curtis & Pcrkin, k IN ihe or taiue wrapper.
sold b. ~ madeline deHle's. lWen'y-hV'
euts q bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
oklahoma.

Jefferson, City, Feb. A.-The senate hes
adopted the following joint aud concurrent
resolution instructing the Missouri congress
men to favor legislation opening the Indian
Territory of Oklahoma TO settlement; TO
grant tho right Of way to the 81. Louis and
San Francisco railway through the Choctaw
nation, and to repeal the United States revenue
law regulating the sale Of leaf tobacco.