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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

4 In one Of the justice.l courts the other
day, in a suit for malicious trespass in en-
tering upon land and removing fence, one
of the witnesses was asked:
"Did you help build that fence p
81 did
what year was it7n
well let's see. IL was the same year
that my brother-in-law had his leg broke in
a wrestling match at Dearborn"
well, what year was that ~
Lets see. 1t wss Just six months after
We found the Duggan boy drowned IN Sa-
bins we'll. That was-that was IN eighteen
hundred ahd--and-"
Cant you remember"
"Why, yes, / Ought 20. Lets see. That
same SUMMER that VIC took the Duggan boy
ont Of the well Tyler's second girl started
TO run away with a tin peddier, aud we
caught them Just the other side Of Dear
born. squared of on the pcddlcr and
knocked him eighteen feet into the bushes.
But what year was IL that you built the
why. the same year that all this hap
pened, or maybe year before OF alter II
] could only talk with my old woman a
minute could get il exact"
WHY. was building the last half Of
that fence when she was hooked, b. a COW,
and she'd Luns M the nan who owned the
beast and hit the date square in the head.
II was decided 10 let the exact date re-
main In seclusion. although The witness
suddenly befhonrht himself that ID was
nro1neuhcre around" the same year thaf
Brwn's horses nm away and sIna-hed INTO
Deacon Trays 'front.' eafe.-l Detroit free
prers4
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had my letter to write and post. and THE
involved fire-aliie drive by moonlight 20
the rear across the most CHASTITY field which
can well be imagined. had some trouble
IN finding my carriage. had leii y % q
well-defned position on the battlefield q
the DAY before. bat 20 reach IL 4 had 10
wSk more than a mile over plain where
the carcssses OF men and horses were not
merely Tricky strewn, but frozen
into sn sorts Of fantastic afti-
i'd The fhermometer had been
Is DEGREES beiC- the freezing point IN
he previous night. and men cnly slightly
wounded. who had not been able 10 crawl
10 their comrades. had bean frozen
10 death. One man vas stif in q sitting
position. with both his arms lifted straight
above his bad es though bis last mumerts
had been spent IN en- invucation. and j. gave
one 4 shudder IN the clear moonlight O. AZ
rroarh him Others were CrumTled rr in
4 death acOnv ard - frozen. In places.
mnur tnt1ther. French and Germans. were
mingled. not bec1use they hsd been 81 cIuss
ruarrers. but becanse TIE same ground had
frsf been occrried b. one and ften By thf
other. rerhnIIs at 81 interral q hall q oar
IN link va more comfortable VII
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Hog Cholera Explained.

What is hog cholera? BY the people
every disorder from which pig dies-and
the pigs ailments are numerous and varied
lis called cholera. DR.. Detmers, scien-
tilic veterinary surgeon of Chicago, en-
plCyod b" the government, calls the in
iectious disease that makes such rayages
among the herds swine plague. He has
carried on the most careful and thorough
experiments at Champaign, Illinois,
near the Industrial University. for
soise years. There is no doubt hat he has
determined the true character of the
disease, and in his late report he has laid
down principles which will ultimately be
held as authority on this subject. 1t is
common to confound trichinosis with the
plague, and to assign. trichinp as cause
of so-caled cholera. There is not the
slightest connection between the two affec-
tions. The plague is caused by rapid
development of mcrocoxn in the capilla-
ries and veins, inducing inflammation
and fever, but these forms OF life are inlin-
ies-simal compared with the trichin1. The
Doctor can cure sick pig, but no one can
make it afterward thrifty and valuable
nrimal. He regards stamping out by con-
certed destruction of diseased cases and
isolation of healthy herds as the only ci-
fecrual remedy and protection from loss,
1t is an important point however, to know
the truth about this formidable scourge OF
The farmer The truth, according 10 science,
can Oe learned in DR.. Detmers report, and,
for the West, it is the most valuable Con-
gressional document that can be diStribu-
ted indianapolis Journal
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The six thousand landlords who assem-
bled In Dublin Tuesday held the most in-
hueniial meeting Of the Kind which has
ever taken place in Ireland. Their dissat.
isfaction with the results of the new Land
Law was unanimous. and they resolved 10
petition the Queen for relief from the
Injuries which they believe landlords
will suffer from the unfair decisions oi
the Land Commissioners. They de.
clare that tie ioundaiiun OF property
Niil be disturbed II the decisions OF
prcindiced Assistant Commissioners arc
rouiirmcd. aud they demand compensation
foa landowners whose property may he
lcssened IN value by the operation of the
Land Act. Perhaps no better indication o
the iastness OF The new measure would be
possible than the dissatisfaction With j d
both the tenants and the landlords. II il
exactly suited eiiherclass i woud be very
unjust 10 the other, aud the.ciore TIE
ariimbling from both sides may be takef
as evidence that il will accomplish the
equitable result for which Mr.. 1iadston'
designed il.
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Cure Yourselves

The Sth Wonder of the World has been found
in Georgia, The dlscoyerer is physician OF
long experience, extensive observation and pro-
found judgment, and his discovery has proven
such a blessing to woman, that it is already
known as ''WOman's Best Friend" With re-
markable quickness and certainty it cures all
cases of suppressed menstruation, acute or
chronic, and restores health in every instance.
remedy long needed in the ireatmcntof disease $
peculiar to woman. This the Medical Faculty
know.and admit. while many of our best physi-
clans are using it in their daily practice.
STATE OF GEORGIA. Troupe County
have examined the recipe of DR.. Josiah
Bradiield, and pronounce it to be combination
of medicines of great merit in the treatment of
ali diseases of females for which he recommends
it., WIN. p BEASLEY, NJ d.
December q, 1868.
Dr.. J. Bradfeld, Prop'r, Atlanta Ga. Price
81 50 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists and
Wholesale Agents.
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bollen blbelhe IN nv eem il,an walk
these dead md HlTebed mem nhd II H4I
quite n relief ~ 40 \ hnyHnck ON Ore and
4 regiment warming fbemaflvtg NJ II and
nv prudent goldman Within comfortable
dlr0nce NJ flle fiddy blaze Then comes
tlie hard part 0fihe correspondence llfe. I
had SUI 10 dine. I had lived since The
mornnn'a coilee on n loaf Of brcnd, which
had been picking at hll day. then ~ write
my letter, good Two hours task then 10
see that u wis posted, either that night or
time 10 eet 10 the field for the third days
battle. And all this after having been on
strain Of exertion and excitement since day
light; aud then the gentleman at ease IN
London reads II all In his armchair after
breakfast for penny. or, at the most, two
pence halfpenny. [|lackwood's Magazine. |
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Having passed several slecpess nights, dis
turbed by the agonies and cries of suffer-
ing child, and becoming convinced that
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup was just
the article needed, procured supply for
the child. On reaching home, and ac
quainting his wife with what he had done,
she refused to have it administered to the
child, as she was strongly in favor of Ho-
m@opathy.. That night the child passed in
suffering, and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse; and while
contemplating another sleeplcss night, the
mother steppedfrom the room to attend to
some domestic duties, and left the father
with the child. During her absence he adj
ministered a dose Of the Soothing Syrup to
the child, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow awoke
in the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and
wonderful change, and although at first Of
Tended at the deception practiced upon her,
has continued tousc the Syrup, and suffering,
crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup never
vet failed to relieve the baby, and overcome
the prejudices of the mother. Sold by all
Druggists. % cents a bottle.
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snrs ronr ialr -KsepI. ReautIfal

The London Hair Color Restorer" Is
the most delightful article ever introduced
10 the American people, and Is totally diff
fsrent from all other resiorers, being entire
ly free from al impure Ingredients
that render many other articles for the haii
obnoxious. Where badness or falling Of
the hair exists, or prematurcly Craynes.
from sickness, or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color, and
cause a healthy growth. cleansing the scalT
from all impurities, dandruff, etc, - the
same time a most pleasing and lasting haii
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering
the hair soff and pliable, making il an in
dispensible article in every toilet. Ask your
druggist for London Hair Color RestOrer
Price IS cents a bottle. Six bottles, -
Main depot for the Unit "a States, $50 North
Sixth street. Philadelphia.
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TnE ASSOCIATED PRESS.


NnlnlispnN
Toasn, Wn, January io-.small.po'
has broken out NJ Mathcr, small stailoi
nfieon miles north ofloro, One death and
ten Eases nre reported. Tie inhabitants
arc scattering In oil directions.
arniS0ffELp, fLLo January iO-The
state board OF Health IL kept unusually
busy ut present wrestling with tho small
pox eypfdemlc spreading IN Illinois. Cases
have been reported 10 the board within
six weeks from slxly.onc points IN the
state. About forty-onc are still
infected, although ihedlsoasc Is fairly I'M.
der control at the most of the places. AZ
Brnidwood the authorities have been re
quesled 10 cooperate With the health
officers. The disease appears at present 20
be Speeding through the counties along the
Mississippi river from Dubuque down.
Points Of infection have been reported
from twelve out of lG7 Mississippi river
counties. A circular will at once be issued
TO steamboat officers, requesting them TO
enforce the vaccination Of all their hands;
If this Is not complied with all river towns
will be directed to prevent those boats from
landing which have not properly protected
their crews by vaccination.
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Destroyed nv Fire.

INDEPENDENCE, IEp, January l0-A fire
last night destroyed the Southern Chair
Works here, the property of John Streck-
worth. Insured. This is the second burn,
ing of the works within seven months. and
it is supposed to have been incendiary.
Loss, $4,000.
DENVER, COL, January GA fire this
morning destroyed u building owned by
Halleck, Brothers Il Co., occupied by Jcn-
sen, Bliss & CO. IS hardware store, and Os-
borne e. McCarthy's drug store. Loss
on building is about $50 OOol,
| is about $4,000. Osborne IL Mccarthy
loss on stock is $4,000. Insurance covers
losses. John Townsend was killed by u
falling wall. The fire was caused by an
explosion in the drug store.
Los ANGELES, CAL, January 10.-A fire
broke out in the Esperanza Restaurant this
morning and spreading to adjoining build
ings burning the Occidental Restaurant. the
stores Of Vignolia Harper Reynolds ~ Co;
and Natlet Baberty's saloon, The United
States hotel was considerably damaged
Loss about 100000 on buildings, stock, etc
| Insurance 100000.
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5pcciai 10 Tho Herald.
IfiILsuono, January ig,--lt has been
raining lncessantly here for three days.
Tho ground now Is thoroughly wet.
Tho Newman corner will be built mp with
four fine two-story brick stores soon
Captain Bird, contractor, Of Waco, was
here Friday.
Regular through trains. with sleepcrs at
tached, run from 81. Louis to Waco.
Tho prohibition question bids fair to be
this county in March, The prohibitionisis
are very sanguinc.
Verge Ragland and Green Petty, two col
ored boys, had serious fight last Saturday
night nj party in Negro-town, Each used
his knife and carved his adversary. Rag
land was seriously. If not mortully,
wounded.
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President OF Maryland Hospital, Balti-
more, Md. - | have used Colden's
Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic
lnvigorator for more than year, and re-
commend it as one of the most efficient
preparations have ever met with. 1t COM
bines the virtues Of food and tonic in re-
markabIe way, and am satisfied has saved
life when no other medicine could do it,
(Remember the name, Colden's--take nc
other.) Ofdruggists generally.
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Csssu,nptisn Cured .

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula
OF simple vegetableremedy for the speedy
chits, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections, also a positive and
radical cure for general Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousandsof cases, feels it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. The
recipe with full particulars, directions for
preparation and use, and all necessary adj
vice and instructions for successful treat
ment at your own home, will be received
by you by return mail, ,fee.of charge, by
addressing with stamp or stamped self-ad-
dressed envelope to
DR.. NJ E. BELL,
~ CaI.xa.I IL. PI,l4;,.a1.,.a MI
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At "a meeting Of the directory Of the City
National Bank, held yesterday, the follow
ing directory was elected fOr the ensuing
term; ]. &. O'Connor, G. &. Slaughter. +.
J. Cannon, r. v. TOmpkins. W. X. Mem.
tire, W. l.. Hall. T. b. Wilson.
The directory ia composed Of 6rst-class.
solid business men. and the bank j. In 4
most h0urishine condition. AZ viii be seen
by the srnfement published eiseshere- The
cid 0filceH have been nominated and VII,
no doubt. al lie reelected.
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SYRACUSE, N. V, January 9.-The briGl;
walls of Rome 81 Sears building, recently
burned, fell at / O'Clock this evening upon
the restaurant of Cornelius Tracy crashing
in the ruins from fifteen to twenty men and
women. Following is a list OF the injured:
Eugene Fitzgerald and Martin Fenton, OF
Otis county, are dead.
Thomas and Sarah Mcconnell, of La
fayette, are badly injured.
Mr.. Cornelius Tracy, left leg broken.
Martin Tracy, badly injured.
Mrs. Patrick Stack, leg broken.
Christopher Eyner and wife, of Lafayette
both badly injured, and the others who wei
rescued are not dangerously injured. The
fremen are still at work taking people
from the ruins.
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Austin.
Special TO the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
AUSTIN, January 10.-Hon. Don A. Par
dee, United States Circuit Judge, arrived
here last night. The Mercer Colony case is
set for Thursday.
The Capitol contract was let to-day to the
Schnell bid, for 100000 acres. The bid
for 2,970, 600 acres was rejected on account of
inforn1ality, and it is said that this ended in
acoalition of the syndicates Colonel Mey-
ers, the architect, would notsubmit to any
change in the plans or specifications, seeing
which the Schnell syndicate withdrew
their proposed notifications and changes.
Excavation will commence Immediately
and general work as soon as the machinery
can be brought to Austin.
DR.. Denton reports Il new case of small
poX in an infected Swede family, who were
moved 10 the camp a week ago by the au-
thoritles Four cases are convalcscent and
four very low.
" The contract for the erection of the new
Capital signed this evening and awarded to
the Illinois syndicate, shows that the in
terest Of the state have been carefully pro-
tected by the Commissioners and Board, as
but few concessions We're made to the CON
tractor, Mr.. Sehnell, who is representing a
we4lthg syndicate, who will do the work
we'll for the three millions heres of land,
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The Madison (Wis.) Democrat, in en-
deavoring to treat the wounds received by
the candidates for the Presidency, wisely
prescribes st. Jacobs Oil. OF course we
could not expect our worthy contemporary
to do otherwise than recommend that ia
nous Old German Remedy-which "hcals
all wounds but those of love" and soothes
all pains-save those ofpolitical disappoint-
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The Best and Cheapest Hedges for Farm.

Mr.. j. V. Lattner, of Waxahachie, has a
machine for trimming hedges and also
setting and making bois dare hedges.
Has on hand large stock of plants, which
he will sell reasonably, ana will deliver
them. VIII guarantee hedges to tern hogs
Refers to Me.srs. John McComas ana Watt
Caruth Dallas county II. II. Dunn, john
Williams, j. II. Files aud others, Waxa-
hachie. Address j. ". LATTNER,
WaXahachie,
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eeLers Aflcr nealth,


Unfortunates who are seeking to renew
their health, are many. SO often have they
been deceived by the advertisements. OF
worthless compounds, that many are dis
outraged, and refuse to believe anything
they read in the papers Therefore, the
Observation-Disclosures of really good medi-
cine is the reputation it has gained In
places where it is being sold. No other
remedy ever discovered has grown so rap,
idly in public favor as that true medicinal
tonic called Browns Iron Bitter's. In To-
caliiies where its extraordinary merits have
become fully known and realized by those
who have been in i'll health, the sale is un-
tprccedented One druggist in our city re-
ports the sale of 23S bottles in one week. 1t
Is, indeed, wonderful, health,-giving, NE
saving preparation. IL Is soothing And 70
freshing in its effect, and strengthens every
part of the body, andt creates healthy appe-
lite and digestion, gwen when the system is
almost destroyed by the many hurtful ca
thartics 50 commonly used. Reader, be-
warel duty demands that you try Browns
Iron Bitters. ifyour health is poor from any
cafise II ENQUIRER.
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nun STATE OF TEXAS


To the sheriG OF any oonrtable Of Dallas
Enn are hereby cornunndcd that ~ r-niir-
rutlic4fion o. tai citation IN some ueusphfeg
p1b',shed N ne rpurty 81 balfs io- four &c,
cessife wcefs prcrious 70 the refurn Cay h,leof
you summon Mary ~ Mccullough. whose resi-
dcrcc a unknown ~ b. and appear before tho
District Gourt 90 be hoideh IN and for the coun-
81 II Dallas NJ the cour house thereof m tho
clfy 81 Dallas on the second Monday in Deem
Der ISL. then and f-efc % anrucr the pctltiOn
~ John L. Mccullough fled IN said court afnins
The said MARY p. Mccuilough. and alleging In
substance ~ follows fo-wit, That plaintiff and
defendant were married IN Upton county, Ten
nessce. on The fth day Of January, ls7n. and
- try 81 September. Us; rheu d1iendnnf
len deserted and ntnudonad ulninun with the
Intention ~ abandonment 81 him ana has ever
since deserted and Abandoned him. l1aindr
ihth dny ofJuly. lss1. md 90 divers times sitce
that time c1,umit ndcltery with u1e Mai
Ho1gt. IN H,ll county. IeKes IiainId rspfs-
riagt Lula. AGED years. and Alice ared
years 1at be- nov hes he custody Of thl-
drun. Wher-f1-s he praTs citatior
es-,. c1sseiy ana edocutidn or ala cf1-
trrr - sai1 rnnrrarr anf rIrf ~ frra irfs-
irttt llss1lrInE tle EIarrlaet between rlriraIG
'-f,l ~ .eiiisili nnl ~ rtsl ofruiL etc.
Heieln ial NJ bui have nm thea ard .he-e
leiine I'D tourt this wiz vita yui'r s.tI.Tr
ID sno4i1z 1cr 1on have --'-riai o.
phn-- y ". Ioaas. dart or ne Ds.ri.t
err trr.1Ins rrrrrtf
HIr41 rfldlr ~ h.r.l ana ss.f ~ So curl
lie r'fr ~ Dallas tll1 fa zen drr 81 ErFrrl-
1tr. A D. Isl W rONE- rl-fE
rI.t-Iti cErlI. uLIlas g..
~ n ? P.rrrr. DslriT.
rEETocEHct uEflt 1-EETrrG -Vofae r.
tersv r-cr rar. .rn1. rstrrr 81 90
sio.tl'rl1e-s 81 the p1rss ari uese-1 Pa
49,. a.. 20.
- - ss-uTarf ~ re Gig 81 D-iiss lr-rs. on
O. IN az nl 1ar-r-T a. =. l.'- - ne
t-rr...il- - r--t t.1.I'-1's la -a-T rl-1- '.-
81. A.. CHls.I c1lE.
Uar1r'11 1.--li1
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fst. Louls Ropublican. !

Il Is very rare that the Republican con-
sents to edltorialy forward the interests OF
advertisers of what are known as patent
medicines, as IL does not frequently fall out
that we can have positive knowledge OF
their merits. However we take pleasure in
saying Of St. Jacobs Oil from individual ex-
pertinent, that it is a most excellent rem
.edial agent, and as such we can heartily re-
ommend il.
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SAN FRANCISCO, January l0.-The Silver
King Mining Company has declared di-
vidend of % cents per share, and the North
Belle dividend of 50 cents per share.
A fire. occurred at Toxic Deem
Der 18th, which destroyed 40
houses. There is no immediate
prospect of the establishment of a Legisla-
tive Assembly in Japan. Northern China
will soon be opened to the world by tele-
graphic communication,
At Albany, PHILIPPINE Isles, q great vol
canic eruption broke ont November I'D.
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San Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
san. ANTONIO, January GA man named
John w, To4.5, aeea "a s.als, died q. ti,e
city hospital Sunday. night, of consump-
ton. When admitted he was tn ought TO
be pauper. After his death mtney and
certificates Of deposit 10 the amount Of
$1,000 and some odd hundreds OF dollars
were found in the effects.
The Texas Mexican Railway has suspend
ed all operations suddenly The surveying
parties operating between this city and
Belleville, one between Richmond and the
Colorado river. and the other between Vic
toria and San Diego were discharging the
the learns sent to Corpus Christi, IN charge
Of Mr.. Edward Darlington. Locatipg En-
gineer.
The election Of Aldermen to-day was
very 7uict But little interest was shown.
The Price Eyangeline Extra<agaifz Com
hination Is playing at Turner Hall to full
house. Il is one OF tlie best here this sea-
son
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Marshall.
snceial to lbe Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MARSHALL, January l0.--J. NJ. Cotton,
insurance adjuster, is here looking after in
surance losses caused by the fire of the LIST.
Chief Engineer Connolly leaves for Chica-
60 tonight.
A rumor is current that Huntington has
purchased Goud's interest in the Texas d
Pacific and East Line Railroads.
grecable.'
Rev. ID. w. G.. Lancaster was taken sick
this morning and died this evening. He
leaves large family and many friends to
mourn his loss.
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Card

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay loss of manhood etc,
viii send a recipe that will cure you free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
| by missionary in South America. Send O
selfaddressed envelope TO Rev. Joseph T
Inman, Station d. New York City.
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sold

ATLANTA, Ga, January 9.--The building
of the international Cotton Exposition was
Committee, to Il II Price and r. II Richards,
of Atlanta, for $25, 900 in cash, The sale is
considered good one and the purchasers
will organize joint stock company at once
to fill the building with machinery for the
manufacture Of cotton.
GAVE BOND.
w. II. Howard, assistant register clerk in
| the post-of1icc, charged with robbing the
mail. waved paiiminary trial to-day and
gave 1000 bond for his appearance.