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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05

Inc enterprise of N. 4. Crsddock is Or,
verf - W Dallas. Starting in the LIQUOR
business this ty few years ago, by close
st'snuor' honesty of purpose, fair dealing
and the buying and selling of only the very
pest and puresi CLASS OF goods, ne ha built I'M
an immense business. With two arst-clsss
saloons IN the city, one ia Corsicsns, snd
one IN Denton, the "big four" is capturing
all the trade just go to Craddock's ssloon,
corner OF Main and Austin streets, and yisi,
me store room, aud you will be as,onishei al
the quantity Of goods there to be found
Urea! rows OF whisky barrels full Of the pure
old Monarch, with ouugs open, AMI mellow.
ing with age, imported wines, sles. fancy
liquors. mineral waters and cigars without
end. Buying IN large Quan'ities for cash. he
Is always enabled TO get the very finest DUAL
tiles OF goods for less money than the small
buyers hsve 10 give for inferior qualities
You ind the same liquors in all bis saloons
and attentive, courteous attendants to cater
TO you desires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
MARKETS. NY TELEGRAPH

New Orleans, May 4.-Flour quiet and firm,
supelfne 20 90 Xxx 50 Is 10 81 On; Xxx A 10 TO
. co; higher grades D 20 too lax,
Corn easier, 60 to s..
Oats quiet and week, 40 ton,
Pork weak; old l6hMl6S; new la. to tx
Lard sleaJy and In dem'nd; terce ils4 TO
il6.
Dry salt meats quiet; shouldersl oose ~;
packed 81 aides nom malt ha"cntirmer e.gL
@e's@9@io. hams ,teady; choice sugar cui Q .
canvas-ed loo II
Whisky qulctand steady; western rectiled
lOS@il0
Coffee dull and nominal cargoes ordinary Ia
prime Sh@lS.
sugar easter; mmon to good common Gssa
65s fair 10 fully fair 71sd7& Urine 10 choice
7ss9Sh; yellow clarified ssl@s's.
Meal quiet and unchanged
re- eady; Ordinary to prime ilt@5x.
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District Criminal Court.

Since Moniay when the criminal court
convened it has been doing a great deal Of
business as the following record shows
The state vs. Bourland, convicted of bur-
glary, and sent up for two years.
The state vs. Fred Green. robbery, sentenced
to two years.
The state VS. Porter Roschell, forgery, 2
years; two. cases, two years each.
The state VS. James like, theft OF two
horses, five years; two cases, two years in each.
The state vs. Dick Guthrie. for theft of two
horses five years; two cases, five years in
each.
The state vs. Howard Lillard, theft of
horse: convicted for seven years.
The state VS. Henry HUSTLED, for swindling;
not guilty.
Lit Cornett, charged with horse stealing,
got ten years.
Henry HUSTLED, chsrged with forgery; one
case dismissed, one quashed and the third one
on trial.
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Reception rendered Colonel Noble.
There was meeting Of some fifty mer-
chants and business men of this city at the
office of Adams s. Leonard last evening for
the purpose of porfecting arrangements to
give reception and grand ball week from
tonight to Colonel George Noble, the late
general superintendent of the Texas & Paci-
tic road, as a mark Of the high esteem in
which he is held BY the citizens of this
place. Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the entertainment, to which the
prominent railroad men OF the state will be
invited. All tte necessary arrangements
have'been perfected, and the following com.
mttees appointed: Committee of arrange.
ment-A.Davis, WJConnor,S j, Adams, w.
j. Be,terton, Alex 0rtleib, w. X. Wheelock.
lnvitation-Olin Wellborn, J. Leonard,
Alex Sanger, Tom Walker, L. f. Smith.
Floor Managers Barnett Gibbs, NJ.
Hickox, d. Ii. Morrow, F. M. Cockrell,
GeorgeJ. Dexter. A, D. Aldridgc, w. d.
Shaw, L. +. Smith,
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minus for that road. in fact We expect 70
have two termini of that road here, one
coming from the east and the other from the
west for Pilot Point is poiu, Within .
circle. and vrry central point, 700, ii YOU
will draw the circle equi iistsnt all around
and we expect soon to be a hub with rail
roads rsiis,ing 10 all directions for spokes,
aud if the East Line should show any dispo-
sitiod to give Us the 60 by we expect to bull
doze them into coming here
With the best wishes for the prosperity Of
Dallas because she is in Texas aod wish nj
parts ofthe state suceess). l subscribe my.
self
OUTSIDER.
Pilot Point, Texas.
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Edgas Heard From.

I. L. Edgas, the champion heel and toe
walker Of the Lone Star state, who left a
few days ago for Chicago to enter in the six
days O'Leary walking match, has been
heard from. He writes Billy Shea, of this
city, that he arrived safe and sound in the
City of the Lakes on the lst, in foe spirits
and good trim. He has taken up quarters ia
the exposition where the walk. which begins
Monday, will be held. Edgas 10 aware OF
the fact that no has good timber TO contes,
against, but is very ssnguine that he will NOT
be the rear guard of the great mach, and
expects to be along somewhere in the from,
all the time.
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List OF the Killed I'm the wree
OUTSIDER.
PiletPoint, Texas.


Authentic Information gives the following
as the names and residence, of the parties
killed in the wrecks on the Texas & Pacific Al
katuls and Sweetwater:
Frank Lonis, engineer. and his brother, j.
Loris. fireman, Knoxville, Tenn, where their
r. mains will be taken for in,erment.
Langdon, brakeman, residence not known.
The above were killed at Kstula.
AT Sweetwster;
NJ. B. Sanders, engineer, whose residence
is Nevada, Iowa, where the corpse will be
sent.
Billy Dye, fireman, who lived
at Fort Worth, where he leaves wife and
mo'ser. He was buried there yesterday.
Mr. j. Il. Henderson, who was also severely
Injured, has not yet been broughtto the
city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Excitement nt Tuuis.

London, May 4.-Ths Tines dispatch to
Reuters telegram company, says the advance
Of the French troops causes intense excite
ment among the Tunisan tribes against the
Beyb government, for having forbidden all
resistance TO Il, on the plea that the French
would only operate against the Kroumis.
The French are expected 10 Immediately
occupy Porte Faflna, twenty-five miles from
tho town Of Tunis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Violation OF Revenue Laws

Mollie Pace was arrested yesterday by
Deputy U. S. Marshal N. NJ. Norton on the
charge of selling cigars without paying the
required revenue license. Sac was taken
before U. S. Commissioner Burford, but
owing to the absence of witnesses the G, se
was continued over until this 9 p. M. when
she will have an examining trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Save YeUr Hair-Keep It Beautiful
The "London Hair Color Restorer" ia

he most delightful .artic lever introduced 10
the American people and is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that lender
many other articles tor the hair obnoxious
Where badness, or falling of the hair exists
or prematurely grayness from sickness, OF
other causes, its use will restore the natura
youthful color, and Cause healthy growth
cleansing the scalp from all impurities. dan
druff, &C., at the same time m 8. pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, frsgrautly perfum.
ed, rendering the hair soft and pliable, making
it an Indispensable article in every toilet Ash
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor
er. Price, 10 cents bottle. Six bottles, 81
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street,, Philadelphia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Ponder on these Truths.

Torpid kidneys and constlpsted bowels are
the great cause OF chronic diseases.
Ktdney-Vort has cured thousands. Try 1t
and you will add one more to their number.
Hab.tuel costiveness afllcts millions of the
American people. Kidney Wort will cure It.
kindey-Wort has cured kidney com.
plants for thirty years standing. Try it,
Exchange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Reward OHerod.

Twill pay $50 for the proof that will lead
to the conviction of the thief who mutilated
and distracted from the POI ms of Father
Ryan, the picture and verY :, "The Fallen
Banner" The book Law " the table in the
office Of the Sun, No. II t.lm street. Dallas,
Texas. g. ..aE W. PATRICK,
Proprietor Of tho S.u, lila Elm street,
Dallas, Texas.
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Home from school

Misses Jeannette and Mary Lizzie Keller,
have returned home after a long absence Of
over a year. They attended conservatories
Of music and art schools both in New York
and Weimar. Germany, and have returned
with a thorough musical and art education.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05

For a delightful evenings entertainment
an entertainment that will be an agreeable
and pleasing one to all ones refined sensibil.
ties, to ones literary tastes and musical
appreciation, nothing can surpsss the drH
matte recitsls OF Miss Winifred q. Stevens, at
Craddock's opera house tomorrow night,
assisted as she will be by some Of the most
accomplished musical amateurs Of our CITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Notice.

Az property owners and tenants are hereby
notified to remove oil: garbage and rubbish
from their back yards and alleys The SAM.
tary ordinance must and will be rigidly en-.
forced from and after May 9th, 1881.
SAMUEL w. FIELD, NJ. D.,
Health officer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05

Revenue ON whisky and Tobacco. :
Mr.. Charles Campbell, the revenue collec.
tor for this district, says that the amount Of
revenue collected for the month Of April on
whisky and tobacco, was $500 more than
that collected the previous year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Ciaral

In consequences of the defective sewerage
OF the city, the workshops of the Scotch
bakery ia subjected TO ovelilows in almost
every rsinstorm, ana we are unable to pro-
coed with our business, hence we notify our
patrons that we have discontinued the bake.
~ until such time that we can feel ourselves
secure against continued oveihows.
ALFRED KENT.
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Imcrenscd 70 a whole,aIo neu.rl

lmcreascd 20 q Wholesale Department
The demand In our line has been 90 great
that we have added q wholesale department
In millinery and suits, that enables us to sell
so much chesper than others. In this line
our travelling salesman Ia always prepared
to ii'' sll orders through the state. Perfect
s.,si elton Guaranteed at Il. Bsuman's, 70e
Elm street, Dallas, TexSs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05

Don't forget the dramatic recitsls of Mis-
Wlnifred q. Stevens at Craddock's opera
house tonight. She is charming
elocu,ionist.
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Consult Mrs. Bauman

II yon want stylish dress hornets and hats
to be pleased. At L, Baumsns, 7O6 Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
new market spring Meeting,

LONDON, May 4.-Ihn % the second day Of
New Marke! Arst spring races.
The Hrst race for two Thousand gulneas.
stakes for three.year>old colts and fllies,
dttance one mile and seventeen yards, came
of and was WOO by the Duke Of Westminis.
,er's brown colt Seregrin; p, Lorillard's
brown colt lroquol,, second, and ]. r. Kee.
tins ches.nu. colt Don Fulano, third. Four.
teen fan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05

The Most Miserable van ON Earth
Is the sufferer from Indigestion. Those only
know Its horrors who have felt them.
To such Is offered not only ray of hope,
but certainty Of reiiefand cure, In the use Of
DIV rN's PEPsis Toxic. This won derful
J. cures without faith, when taken rs
q ~. For sale Ivy Hoyt & Coffin, and w.
II u vol & Bro, Dallas.
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THE MAYORALTY.
A Flattering Call ON Or. Urowdus-''A
Citizen Urges the Claims of Major
John Henry Brown

sbtizeh Urges Tue ehhihs Oh mayor
John Henry Brown
DR.. j. W. Cr1wius, City:
Dear Sir-Tne undersigned, citizens Of
Dallas, having the greatest confience in
your adslity. ability and integrity, hereby
solici. you to allow your man, TO be used as
candidate for the office of mayor at the en-.
suing election. We recognize tho nee sssity
select ng man for that high and re.pon.
sible position who is in full accord both in
interest aud in feeling with our people and
the city and believing that you possess all
the qualifications desired, We earnestly ask
you to become candidate, and that you
permit youl name to be submitted as u can.
didate for said office. 1t you will comply
with this request We pledge you our earnest
and active support
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Respectfully your fellow. citizens.


Respectfullv vour fellow. citizsns.
Chiders, NJ ID rcdralh
w IL MUIR ock BHe eiori
rs. Miller mos walker
Thompson Bros II ID hice
Thos Cia'k FAC IoiiiVer
EJ Frankes Jones
nuly zen Woru, il
Geo A,kius ~ Nreeiani
- 1anIion W. wafer
ID hawiihs race
Leu Auhspaush
y - inoh'a - iion
ctnn Douslas
ausi.s pousas
nul em n Millemet
! a ounSau OornWel
isia1,e .le oerS LOU Louchart
ison Llaperon
y lalom wesley avon
fsrne. r Cockrell
l. Willlams Michel
- rertuor canon
J0nn GartneT A A johnston
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Dissolution and Co. partnershIp
DISSOLUTION.

Notice In hereby siven that on the se,h day
Of April, A b. lssl. tho partnership existing
es n. s rm name 81 :: no! ps;
wac d ,soltef BY muinA' coneent. The busl.
nc.s wi be CONTINUED o. the old stand b. said
whselo atone. ". g Common,
W. X. wHEEL0CK.
Inrtr'us iron, the aDovs arm esk formy
"uvsysor n Continuance or the liberal pAlP. 81
'sS = "a; !, IVES Os'w up'' ia g. %, %on i Ha
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Pages boots ana shoes. COS MAIN 81
, 1881-06-14

borrow tinney. She thcil wnItcd until was tin
the eve Of leaving Srw York M professional
emniEaRG,tnsnt mi VII, when aho suddenly r;,nucrctd
th'3 h'ilt hy obtHi11 IN nrt1cr Df nrrra nEntnse
me-, FvlIlrh wns served uuon ms twtts4,nUr. hp.
Tore Tor ha.! to nppcar IN rh1lc. md on lilo owe NJ
innurras ahn nav ihkrs tho present prucoc.t-
inNs. The person w',n then ,srrych t!,n papers
on mo intlsi'atcl tisat could settle tho n,nitrr,
r. yer !nWycr 7Is really to ETrAtg0 It On her Ic-
half With tnc. ldcciined, and furnlslk., bonds
II: i,eucieault next stated that when he recov-
n slay. 1xa1. he nut them 1gatn at Rchont, and
Instructed ! them to net nttectionatc'y sownr,l
e esre hqt ' sse :ns hsT e% n
at edast %dn: or"s Of S es's n"e ",
was ~ nccuninry distress. while in her present
.safs "nsi f.a so says at at tat time s',c had m
hnt 5s We ,vas e s cc rass sIc yeF M a9
Mr. ChHrles lsca,ta, III London. htr. Iioucicnult
sn th IT. sst n,Sy ~ k"; nyIss Il ss ss WIG
property in irookly,, ind that to ho sainc I"1s
sn ,x,,! s'c e., conveyed tho f.,rnl.nre r!ate etc.
he ,yalucd NJ, famlty mon,srtocs. In
NJ ," sc1 n SSrth s,,; aSy f1 street. .no
purpose In startling FOR London IN Mny II waa to
.ttsen Thy tr'al nf that SUIT. The olaiGt!tr coin
nearly fourteen months ago, a1ltl hua mt tnkcn
nnystcps whatever thorcln unit! n tow hours
rSy!ots ~ ~, ~ ,,SIertnro for Eurpo 1.s;
to uso tho powcra Ut this Court to extort unfair
y hnmG e., co'ntrom:c from, me. I Will mike
daughters and cllcst sun (. t,t,un to her Let hcr
10 home. whcro VIII undertake she viii he ni-
,a.' ways 'Hmp!y provided FOR, md q impedi,nent
,tases 81 to do Flnallr, Mr, f3olcicanlt snys:
~ ~ decline to refer Or rrply to the scanda1ona
5nalntiatIons 1fid atatefncnts contained IN her
nnft1f rg tn
, 1881-06-14

day o,pD batGs wrro offered, chiefly SasH
South }Vnlcs, Victoria. Sew ZCnlalhl, alld
Cape; demand acttvc; prices very firm.
rAiESE1,1. tql,i:A II, Iiis HESsts.
The House went inin C0nmitien oli Tho
1.ant bill tn.uteht.
l'nrMr1l sal,l Gladstone Ind attempted
gigantic tnsk. liz t!,, nut dcsire to obstr,sct
II, though hc tll, nut bcleye II would bo slc-
ccsafu1.
FnIlHTEl.
sntd Tho Irish landlords wero mt erm!cnvnr-
Ing to force The tinyGrn,Mcnt 10 support them
IN tho exercise of Injustice. A. Iarge urulH,r-
tfon ut tic tenants agatnst whom tt,e cyfc.
ton proceedings havu l'cGr tAken nrc aail8
hut unwilling to pay rent. Forster admitted
TINT tlnngf nufct was now restored III tho
County C0rk, there Ia Intent excitement.
there.
TIfE "MANK LANE EMPRESS"
III its review of the grain tr,.lo The past week,
snys: "Storms 1T hnii aild stow III the
NUrlh, and cnld nights generally, have re-
strong at flenltly III sttrln districts arri f,re
GINNING freely Into car. rlm l,!ryest pros
prct Ut pllsc crops IL decidedly tnzar.lGsts.
Tile supplies IN London md provincial 1,nr-
kets nre very small. Prices Mt Tie hitter n,nr-
kets advanced shilling. II, AInrk Lame tho
inquiry WIS rather healthier, hut rascs were
nnl'nprnyetl. III foreign tic trade WIS
rather iri1ru nctirc towards the cInse. Ar
rivals of const were lHNt1arntc, and there
was n better disposition tn buy on
the part Of ri1icrs. There WINS nsl
improved tolle III tho wl,ent
market, still spnt rites ut Mark Lane ,.,'-
changed. About one-th[rll Ut tic supply
WIS from America. or tho sixteen cargtHs
which arrived three were sol.t but probably
| several Vt tl,nse withdrawn were soid prt-
yately. llctl wtnter Improved stXpence, off
cunst. Flour was rather eastrr 0f satc; but
rates were unnlteret. Of foreisv, tic greater
portion OF the supply was from America.
3nte WIS tnt>UrIuns, factors holding large
| stocks. Dnrry improved stxpntce. there be-
Ing practically no supply. Tile sumo ,l,ty bc
safll of foreign. Fur nats the tnlic WITS wunkcr,
on account OF lnrge foreign NIL s,nli natiye
supply. Foreign was shilling lower. Mntzc
| was uulet M,,A wtak, hut ,ates were tlf-
c!f!lngcd. Snies Of EuElisl, wheat wure U.s.
S3l quarters at ~ slttllIngs y rellcc per uuar
Ter, ngntnst z, ,l5s quarters ut n s1lilIngs II
pc,tce per uuartcr for tile corresponding week
lust year.
| n0DrTf.
Physicians deciding tl.at Mrs. Booth must
| Dt IGsWFcu iolne+ LIZ IleiSh engagements
OF Edwin l}00tll vii! be calteeell.
\ GENERAL srllEE nr noCK tAlsutsEits AT
| HUTT
almost stops trade ut tat port.
IN TIE COMMONS
tho Under Foreign Secretary said 1:ngla,id'a q
relations were mt affected BY the action Ut
tho Bey Of Tunls IN intr,istlrg to l,o,lstal'
the direction Ut the fefatioiis l,etweeu the
representatives ot tho Powers and the Bey'a
| Government.
, 1881-06-14
THE ECONOMIC Et)rSc11.

TltE ECONOMIC Et1rSc1I.
DEl.1lS, June ~ lin sptrc Of the fact that
the lseicllstag refused the grant Ut credit for
tile establishment Of the Economic Council,
1t dues NOT appear that Bismarck Is any the
lcss resolved to call It into beng, ar I'LL 1nl-
perial ordinance creatttg II seems to be al-
really i,tlorsGd BY the Bup.lcsral, which, It IL
suggested, might mako Itself entirely indie
pendent Of the lteichstag III the matter by
lersaatttng tho separate States to contrib.
ute for tile support Of the members respect
lively sent up By them to the Council.
TIT: l1iOS i'lslSCE.
DEi.r.1N, J,lnu l:k-l!smurck Is improving
In health.
, 1881-06-14
IlU6H1A.'


WnEUf1NOBGTEEFF.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dune W.-rnlNtlDnosst-
zgiF, Russian Minister of Justice, 1tRs re-
ce!ycd letter warning him Mot 10 continue
Ezar.
THE rEAsASra or 4 VILLAGE
fn tho District Ut Kieff, i,ayc voluntarily
co,npcnsatu.t the. Jews for recent losses to
the extent Of 500 roubIes.
WHAT or TT?
ST. pfTEitsnCIu, June 1A--ft is reported
TINT tic Car l,as declined TO grant nm
audience to tho Directors Of the Moscow
Hazct'c, n journal which Inns steadlEy sup
ported tha Government anu opposed liberal
Ideas.
, 1881-06-14

8WfEd9 UHp1EeH 10 7Hf EHEt1p" 1TT1WN34
Lu1nNaroN, Mtch., Juno la.-sfost Of the
busiunss.1n .1nul hayo insurance to tho cxteut Of
a hait or ovor oil their losses. Fifty build
lllgs burned, The loss Ii oycr SOC, 900, md
tho lusurpnco foots up to 100000, Among
the sufferers are Kceswater, q. u, Hart, Al
ner, baniicr, Fnilick 4 hammond, lielse.t,
tho Record newspaper. HUDSON, Ward, lyill-
Airs. CIlley, Stout, FlrcbNnks, Wh!pple, ral-
lncLer O'ttaHtl, Fannoli, Culver, Whltn s. A[C-
Alall0n, j. Gibson, @: e. Wing. Wheeler,
Ulsilop, Ur. May, alid Knowles. 1t !s iMp0s-
slbla to get accurate Insurance news until
morning,
, 1881-06-14

6psetql DtspateA 10 1nt Chicago Trtbuna.
1,osToS, Mass, juno l3.-News Inns lust
reached l.ere Ut the loss 0f the Captain al.a
1.-Two lnel, from tho whaling schooner Edward
Ice. OF proy!ucetowIl, on tllo It'll. Of atpy-
On TINT day. tho Captain loft tho vessel with
tlyo men III Iis boat lii pursuit. Of q whale,
the sliate teuvlng ut tie same timo III anottIor
boat, tho weather betnR frizzly md squal!y.
Tho ulate killed ilts wllnle md tnweu 1t to tho
but fDu!ld hb llAtl not returned. Thu next
morning ltu looked frol!, tho AiNstI,tal, hut
sslw nothing III sight. lle ti.on cut tia whale
atlrift mn! prueeelluu to louk fur the Intss'ng
bout. ile sailed !u every direction H. y slt. y:
up the search.
, 1881-06-14

GP3EAF QWp4EGH " Eh1E0H0 7F1uHH&
KEoRuK, H., June 1a-The interesting
ceremonies Of placing the cdrnor.stone OF tho
new St.. 1'cter's Cathedral occurred yester-
day aftesnnon. 4 lasgo. crowd was present,
tho nssanlbtngo ,numbNsin9 nearly 1850 poo
ple. Tlle AUv. alr. 6paultlEug, OF r4or!a,
ILL.,, Mlnun Kqntu ptpyoprtnte runlat ks. rl4
new Cathedral w!'l. nvt Do completed fdt
several months. bHt Wtli be yery handsome
will t08t So ,0Q.
, 1881-06-14

4 tiASH BE iI)WItEs.
pEK1St,, Alny i3.-t]n the :shl nfnl 4th If
April IL disturbance occurred here ut III.
lsrlls,' DT TIN Attrrrun missionary. vito WIS
MT the eve Of Ills departure tron the capital,
mn! vas selling Ills effects at natctlor Ilnr-
inr t'.e ,suIc II large, number Of rowtlics
enterI the liu,lse and Injured tht. furniture.
1Iatng raluesletkfD leave, they wnni outside,
but stun RETURNED. The American Minister.
communicated with 1'sung RI fnmtn amt II
message was recc[vetl from tint Minister tint
step. ,would Ic taketl u prevent. further
lrniiiIle. On the it'll of April tho t;oyernor
hf tho city appeared with II company of
rln!, tllslMrsett. Forty sollf,ts wrre left to
1rotcct tlse premises, hut tic .lsturbnuce
was virtually ended without srruus result.
It Isntt no political sfRrfffcn,icPt
, 1881-06-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dr. ]. Leo NIinglc, Of Netvbcrrytown,
Pa, says u Llubig C,.'s heuf Tonto has given me
morn thortEh satisfaotson ~ ny Rraotlco thun
04i,nled a. Il nerse toE}lc. etc." l!uxuro Of
worthless tulitntloHk. un4crlpulous tr1do5lncn
Initiating It will be prosecuted.
, 1881-06-14
EN1'LO8lON,
4psetal pitpa&<h to 1h< EhteA9a 1fstRns.

aptctal Uitpat<h tu 1hs Chicago Tf!buns.
La Cisosst!, Wis. Jnno 1L-At q 1'clock
this morning stoa,l-p|po IN y. 6. David
sol,'s sawmill burst, seriously anu probably
fatally scald!nE TIC watclln4an. t,eorgu Stu
physicians say llu callnat recover, ~ tllo
woul,.la ara very serious. Another laborer
named Leon caKlnln was nlsp Ho.llaWtsat H.
illr..l, but l,0talnA serious. This IL tho aec-
ullll tlnle Student has eoen unfortunate In
q mill accident.
, 1881-06-14
she slnotherctl to death. A jury u iuunest
to-day returned n verdict In accordance with
fha fnofu
UNDER THE WHEELS.


EfrlSHtAM, ILL.,, June j3.-Claries Stoll.
Whose parents reside II VNntaIln, met With
4 fatal accident here ills morning. While
attempting to bOnrd tratn No. 2 ot, the VAN
tniIa Railroad onc ri Ills tcRs WIS cut nsf ailt
the other tntlly lnanglett, from the effects Ut
wllicl. lie died this afternoon.
, 1881-06-14

Cry OF MExIct'. Juno 1J-The President
llas granted concession tu prftla Il Poubo
for Il railroad fran Ptcdras Negras to Top
l0vnsnpo. 4 suDrenti0u OF 5000 Il ktl0nieter
ls to be pai1 IN ttn,,sit toll Of 81 for eacli
three passengers ulld ton Of freight.