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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

The Sleepy Eye Herald calls Pillsbu-
ny fraud and halls his vacation of
the office with delight. Tradition
says the now ex-governor stole shekels
from the eyes of a dead relative of the
Herald man, which is the cause of this
feeling on his part toward His Excel
lency.-GLencoe Eptprprise.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

Old Abraham wisest remark: ''Ef
de descendants oh the roosta what
crowed at Peter was ter make noise
ebery time lie was told, dar would
be SIGH noise in de world dat yer
couldn't heah de hens cackle.'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

Either the Silver Cornet Band or
the Governors Guards will give a
masquerade ball in Turner Hall Sa-
turday, February 18th, next. The
Mannerchor is also talking Of soon
giving a ball masque.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

or lung disease.
The Turnverein opens the mas
querading season with a grand sub
scription ball on Saturday, Jan.
2Sth. Others will follow in quick
succession.
The New Haven Register believes
in treating cold to something hot.
We would recommend Dr.. Marshalt's
Lung Syrup to the Register man for
conghs, colds and all lung complaints.
Druggists are agents.
The Mankato Rerie1O says that the
contract Of Col. Shaw for building
piers of Little Cottonwood bridge, on
Mankato and New UIm road, annulled
at his own reqrest, and afterwards let
to Wolff & Fidland at $4,000.
Either the Silver Cornet Band or
the Governors Guards will give a
masquerade ball in Turner Hall Sa-
turday, February 18th, next. The
Mmnnerchor is also talking Of soon
giving ball masque.
Old Abraham's wisest remark: ''Ef
de descendants oh the roosta what
crowed at Peter was ter make noise
cherry time lie was told, dar would
be SIGH noise in de world dat yer
couldn't heah de hens cackle.'
Last Friday was the coolest day Of
the season. The elements tried hard
to get up an old.fashioned Minnesota
blizzard, but made an ignominous fail.
ure out OF the attempt. Is this Min
nesota?
No man can be wise on an empty
stomach, nor happy when continually
hacking and coughing. Then buy a
bottle of Dr.. Marshall's Lung Syrup
and be cured.
The St Peter Tribune understands
that Judge Cox packed up his law H.
brary to attend the impeachment tri'
al and declared to a friend that he
should neyer--no never--again return
to St. Peter. Does he see defeat be-
fore the battle beginsf
Don't fail to take in the grand
dramatic entertainment, exhibition
drill. bayonet exercise and social hop,
under the auspices of the Governor s
Guards, at Turner Hall this evening.
Health and strength given to delicate
women, nursing mothers and infant
children who use Browns Iron Bit
ters.
The Sleepy Eye Herald calls Pillsbu-
ny fraud and halls his vacation OF
the office with delight. Tradition
says the now ex-governor stole shekels
from the eyes of a dead relative of the
Herald man, which is the cause of thi:
feeling on his part toward His Excel
lency.-Glencoe Enterprise.
a report reaches us that petition
has been circulated in Renville county
pleading for the Rcquittal of Judg'
Cox ON the ground that his weakness
is misfortune to which the whole
human family are subject. The move
of that petition is no doubt chill
from the old block.
Our former townsman August Smltl
now in st. Louis, has given up the 50
loon business and is now engaged il
manufacturing picture frames. Tn
firm name is Woehler & Schmidt st
Louis Picture Frame Mfg Co. tn
REVIEW wishes the new 6rm success
Among the list of officers of tn
Grand Lodge of Minnesota A. F. an
A. NJ, for the ensuing year, we fin
the name of Or. 4. Marden Of this cit
who has been honored with the hig
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

Last Friday was the coolest day Of
the season. The elements tried hard
to get up an old.fashioned Minnesota
blizzard, but made an ignominous fail
ure out OF the attempt. Is this Min
reSOta2
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

The St Peter Tribune understands
that Judge Cox packed up his law H.
brary to attend the impeachment tri'
al and declared to friend that he
should neyer--no never--again return
to St. Peter. Does he see defeat be-
fore the battle beginst
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

Don't fail to take in the grand
dramatic entertainment, exhibition
drill. bayonet exercise and social hop,
under the auspices Of the Governors
Guards, at Turner Hall this evening.
Health and strength given to delicate
women, nursing mothers and infant
children who use Browns Iron Bit
tpvS
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-18

No man can be wise on an empty
stomach, nor happy when continually
hacking and coughing: Then buy a
bottle of Dr.. Marshalls Lung Syrup
and be cured.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

Special to the Gerald,

Special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, May 3l.-A refreshing rain
fell last night.
Rumor has it that L. l.. Dudley, of the
Iron Mountain railroad, will succeed to the
position of superintendent of the Texas 81
Pacific, made vacant by the resignation OF
Colonel Sands.
The young ladies of the city are organic
ing broom brigade. Colonel Bass is to be
their drill master. He says thai If they
will stick to him he thinks he can handle
them handsomely, and in time sweep the
field with his gallant brigade.
MARSHALL, June 2.-Senators Hightower
and VIM are in the city.
Gilmer Stewart and Miss Bette James
were married last night. 1t was private
affair." Rev. G. B. Stewart performed the
ceremony.
Bishop Gallagher will arrive here in the
morning.
toned in connection with congressional
honors. John Ireland has many warm
friends here who will gladly support him
for any position.
Much complaint is heard against the
Texas & Pacific railroad on account of the
inadequate transportation facilities and the
dilatory manner in which they conduct their
business. That the present system as com.
pared with the former management
is sadly defective there can be no doubt.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church last night in the court
house yard was poorly patronized.
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Plano.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
PLANO, May 3l.-Jim Williams, hired
hand on the farm of one of our most re-
spectacle citizens, Henry Morrison, liy-
ing seven miles southeast of this place,
tried to commit rape on the wife OF Mr..
Morrison, between 10. and IL O'Clock yes
terday morning, while her husband was alb
sent from home, having business IN Dallas.
The villain threw her on the ped ana was
about to accomplish his hellish purpose,
when wagon passing by alarmed him, and
he fled to the woods. Mrs. Morrison, after
recovering from the shock, ran to neighbors
near by .nd told them what had happened
Williams returned TO the house this morn
ing for the purpose OF settling up
with Mr.. Morrison, as he was
owing him o small sum of money on a
horse he had bought and was riding at the
time, and, finding no one at home, hed Tor
parts unknown. Ten or twelve armed citi-
zens are in hot pursuit of the villain, and
If caught, will give him a speedy trial be-
fore Judge Lynch.
Bill Dennis and Sam King got in dis
pute over game OF pigeon-hole IN Skel-
toms saloon this morning, in which the for
mer hit the latter with a billiard-cue, in.
aicting painful but not dangerous wound
on the head. Claret also flowed freely.
Dennis gave bond for his appearance before
his honor tomorrow morning.
We were visited by heavy wind accom-
panied with hard rain and some hail last
night. 1t is feared it has done some dam.
a6e to crops, such as blowing the ripeued
grain down, which will render it hard to
gather.
Several parties In town are negotiating
10 build a large warehouse TO handle the
large amount of grain that will be shipped
from here this season.
Weather cool and Dleasantx
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Weatherford.
Special to the Herald.


WEATHERFoRD, June 1.-The democracy
of this precinct met in convention to-day
and selected delegates to attend the county
convention tomorrow. Appropriate reso-
lutions expressing the views of the party
upon national anti-mOnopoly and the tariff
were introduced by Colonel w. II.
shannon and adopted by ris-
ing vote. 1t having been reported
that Colonel Shannon would be a candidate
for congress from the eleventh district, he
saw proper, in an eloquent and pc sronizing
speech, to thank those who had solicited him
to run for that position, and to assure TIE
convention that he must decline TO extend
the race, stating that his cheerful support
would be given to his friend
Colonel Lanhan. A resolution was then
introduced and passed unanimously indo s.
ing Colsnel Lanham as true democ at,
and as a gentleman in every way worthy
and well qualified to bear the standard OF
the democracy as a candidate of this the
banner congressional district Of the Union.
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~ The wheat will be fine, though the wlnt
ON Thursday night damaged the crop, con
siderable being blown down
The burned district Ia our town will soon
be rebuilt with better and more substantial
buildings.
The excursion tickets to attend The com.
mencement exercises OF Marvin college can
be obtained ut the following places: Dallas,
Plano, Corsicana, Rice, Mexia, Calvert,
Hearne and Hampstead The tickets are
good from the 10th 10 the 10th inclusive.
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special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald
SAN SABA, June 1--WE have had a sufii-
cheney Of fine rains, and. crops are gener-
ally very promising. Wheat and oats are
now secured. Grass is growing finely. and
stock are fat. Corn and cotton are looking
unusually well.
Since the completion Of the santa Re rail-
road 10 Lampasas the trade Of this upper
country has been largely directed 10 that
place.
Wool has been coming in freely, and
much is yet behind.
Very favorable reports were received last
nj ght from Washington city ne ~ the eE-
celiency Of the san Saba marble. Tie or-
tensive deposits Of iron ore IN this county
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ISeltOn.



Bolton, June "A meeting Of the stock
holders of the FIRST National bank OF Bolton
was held here yesterday, and the following
directors were elected; DIR. II. G. Ghent,
p. +. Marcy julius Tabler, Thomas Gar
.rott, b. w. Boren, X. Ii. Stuart and Silas
'Baggett, after which the directors elected
the following officers President, b. N. DO
rem vice. president, Silas Baggett; cashier,
REQ. Stewart. The building which is. to
be occupied by this bank is now being
erected and promises to be quite an i'm
provement to the city.
The ladies of the Episcopal church, gave
an entertainment at the courthouse
Wednesday night and yesterday for The
purpose of buying church bell. The pro-
ceeds of the same amounted to over 500.
Grading on the Missouri Pacific is now
completed within one mile of town, and
work on the depot grounds will commence
soon
DR.. II. G. Client left yesterday for st.
Paul, Minnesota, as delegate to the med
ical convention from this place.
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JacksonviiIe.
JtChsUHNI
sneclal 10 the Herald.

ETUNIHI % IsIV IINTtEI7Fs
JACKSONVILLE, June 1.-Wm. Eustis
h lilimg from Brandon, Mississippi, in at
tempting to board freight train near here
yesterday, fell under the wheels, receiv.
ing injuries from which he died in about
three hours.
Colonel ]. p. Douglass, president Of the
Kansaa a. Gulf Short Line railway, has re-
tuned from New York and our prospects
70. a abroad are good.
Crops fine and weather warm.
JAcKsoNvtLLE, June 2.-Cherokee lodge,
No. %, with visiting members from Rusk
Palestine and Tyler, met here to-day in
union for the purpose of having grand pa
rade and ball. The parade on the streets in
resplendant new uniforms was grand. The
Rusk band did honor TO the occasion. The
ball tonight was q success in all particu-
Ia
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Special 70 the Hernld

Special N the Hernl1
FoEr Worm, june "A vsosnt hoale
on east Third street, owned BY EB Hinds
colored, was discovered 10 lie on Gre early
this morning. II vas oNiinguishei. TIE
damage wss about 500. Incendiarism wa
The probable cause.
In the district court this evening, nfsr
two days trial, Tim Irvine, charged with
assauii with intent % I'LL Bily MLItt1n. e
bartender. about eighteen months ego. vas
1ueI szj and sent b. jail Tor thirty Gays.
M. 4. a. Moore of Washington city. ar-
riveif-iiere last niEit with SOP yuuuE shad.
which tire Trinity river nos possesses.
Tire Queen CITY c1rnet band DID justice
20 q humber q bsautilll airs st she court
house last night.
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Hico.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
HIco, May 31.-A heavy rain and wind
st orm passed over this section last night
Just after dark Several miles west Of here
and about Carlton the wind was the heav-
lest known for years, and fencing was
blown down for miles in every direction.
Oats and wheat are flat and will :emain so.
Corn is also broken down. Forest trees in
large numbers were blown down. The dam
age is considerable.
Sheep men are arriving daily and locating
ranches in Hamilton county,
About 10000 pounds of wool have been
shipped from this station so far.
Yesterday $4,000 changed hands in a
transaction here.
All the sheep about here are of high
grade.
The measles are to be found in every fam
lily in this community, and some cases are
very bad.
The town is improving quite rapidly.
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Chicago.
Special to the Herald.

NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, CnlcAeo, May
3l.-Mr. G. G. Slaughter, of your
city, to-day consummaCed an exceed
ingly large and advantageous sale OF choice
Texas steers. The price realized was 81
per hundred weight, and the average
weight was ESQ pounds. This is one Of the
heaviest transactions that ever occurred at
these yards and doubtless one of the most
remarkable for your state.
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demand IN The name aud % he-
county that this contract be annuled
and these lands restored, and that the dis.
tfict attorney be instructed TO take proper
action TO this end, and thar II II be not
zone the matter be presented TO the next
grand Jury. aud that suit be at once com.
menced In this and Fisher county to SGT
aside tho iniquitous sale" Major u. II.
Davis has been retained to commence pro;
oeodings for the recovery Of the land.
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San Antonio.
Specinl to the Herald.

SAN ANTONIO June 1.-THE Yolks Fest is
a grand success. The street pageant to-day
was witnessed by thirty thousand people,
and fifteen thousand are at Central garden
tonight, which is beautifully illuminate d
with electric lights and Chinese lanter 8.
An address of welcome was delivered to- ay
by Colohel IL. b. Andrews. People are
here from all parts of the state.
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Pittsbuirg,
Special to the Herald.

PIrTsBUEG, May 31.-A terrific sto m
passed over Pittsburg last night at 1889 T..
M. blowing down timbers and one or two
houses in course of construction. The dam
age seems to be confined to the town, where
the storm ragged heaviest. 1t came on from
the northwest.
The citizens held railroad mass.meeting
last night at the courthouse to take some
action as to giving right-of-way, and do
nations. Nothing definite was done, but
the matter was lett in the hands of COM
mittee previously appointed
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Medical.

illustrated Marriage Guide, ao0 pages oigi
aud glIt binding, ~ conts same IN paper rove,
N cents Manhood, 10 cents Womanhood
cents; pamphlet, 3 cents, securely scaled. "
mail. Send money or postage Stamps. D.
WHITTIER, the great specialist or g. Charlie
atraat 81 outa Mo
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md pleasant
Houston.
snecinl TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
HousroN, June 1.-The congressional
race in this district is waxing warm between
Hons. Chas. Stewart, senator and G. G.
Hutchinson, representative, to the 18th leg
stature from this district, both citizens
of Houston. No other candidates are spe-
officially announced, but this fight is getting
% warm that there is an expectation OF
a lock I'm the convention. Several
dark horses are being groomed IN the demo-
cratic stables and one may probably slip IN,
but Houston, as preaccorded, has the honor
of naming the man for this district. Judge
ID. +. Crosby, Of late years, figuring con-
Ispicuously in railroad matters, is promi-
lnenti spoken of as an independent candi-
Hate and IS not adverse 10 making the race,
but is holding back, watching develop
nents. This congressional district could
hot have been better mapped out 10 suit
Judge Crosby, as il includes East Texas for
Which he has done 30 much 10 develop by
Ills connection with the Texas A New Or
II ans and Sabine a East bxas railroads.
1.-THE remains Of the miger, John Moop,
Who died IN this city about eighteen months
aIio. and over whose cash the state is 20 es-
cheat. and hundreds Of repuied heirs 10
p1ssess. have been wrangling ever since,
"a eKhumed today az the insiigniion Of
MI heir, with the hopes Of establishing
thlir claim By some marks Of identity. The
boiv was found 10 be preserved but the
mahks we're nowhere 10 be iould.
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Denison.
Special to the Herald.

DEYIsoN, June "A fire broke out at s
O'Clock this evening in the kitchen of a
frame house on Sears street, owned and oc-
cupied by S. T. Simmons, and spread to
the brick dwelling of Pat Kennedy, adj
troved. Loss on frame house and contents
is about 500; insurance, $3.50. Loss on
Jrick, $500 insurance, 81 400.
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Palestine.
Special to the Herald.

SptCIHI 10 VIlU HVTHIus
PALESTINE, May 31.-The case against W.
E. Wolverton, for killing Jim Wiley a
negro, about three years since at Tennessee
Colony, has been tried already twice, with
out verdict. To-day, after five days trial,
a verdict of not guilty was rendered.
The superintendent of the Texas q Pacific
has resigned. This is only the commence
ment of number of changes in the Gould
lines in TeXas. -
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NTH NJ y T|I I-IT-ITI
"A -H- -f-l cry severe wind
siot ..i.sod over riis y lce last night do
ing c9lsiiTa1-. l-1'a,. rive mouse.
vre-lb -..- .feir i0r iafions and about
tvsrlhv -.-.e. Tho lr Ises we're carried
- rt. ta- dar zee done was the
51c--ing ie bridge on the
rgrf lW--. Denver road. about eight
miles @a- - - 100
thirta ieli high ABOUT lily 49, ioI.s ~
srror4Iv buiit. bit the force Of The wind IN
fbrf aa-ricu1sr i1calily was tremendous
III ali est s. fH1 o. reuair the DrId-e.
T-aiua vii run &c usual and transfer pass
enrsrs A. the hriiee. II VII probably -
arafn ready % cross the frs 81 next week
The lconrressi UlGl c1uFeiiilgn h-s reti
called % rueff here on gulT SIN % Monk
nate caudidates Dor this cis-rlci.
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Pianos.

Pianos. -
C. H. Edwards al 725 Main street, will
soon receive new supply of ChickeIing
and other pianos ana meanwhile offers a
number of secondhand pianos at e.
tremely low figures. See prices in another
column
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Decatur.
Special 10 the Herald

DECATUR, June 1.-The congressional
convention for this district has been called
to meet here on July 18th, not July 18th, as
published in yesterdays HERALD. The
18th was the date mentioned in the special
from here.
Local option will be voted on in this
county on next Friday. 1t is the allah
sorbing topic of discussion at present
Both sides are confident Of q victory at the
nnlla
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spsaisit0ths Hernia

ereclal - ne Hertl1
Il Psso. June i.--Tbs sEciiernert ccrlse-
oueuf nrson the tanduleut sale Of The
lsno ac-es Of I'D school lanas Of the
county cUnfiunss u ntated- .Tht Lands ere
IN FisBer cout-T. "A n re Texas a Pacifc
rn1I-nad- HariIe. - puf ~ ile i1n. left ~
night for Auslin % u nrr disr.1-s cl tbsst
lands. The gra1d I4ry. Efrer 1eno-ncsE
HaKus and tie cguntT iucft- bara- ~ D.
frnndi1g he ctild-e1 ~ ne co1-tg. con-
clndsd Their rsp1rt thuE We 1oF
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SPECIAL 10 Gls He-lld-
MErIa, Nay Sl.-Our new postmaster
n III. AndreEs. took charge Of The pusi
ofIiee this morning. He has CoIouel Mdse-
Isl and M HiIi. d Dallas. as his sssisi1rfs-
Eers. TerurlefCn. Glass, and HoE.n VII
a1dress our citizens uert aaturdsy On local
0rtion. A larra meeting = errIerted
rer1tr Sberif VALE a-restei t1-faV
E.ft Barns q negro 81 santT Crssk. ~
attempt e r-pe-
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Karsas err. DO June - D. Grsns.
ex.eounty coliecior Of Jatfson county, %
DAY sucose5cd in hsvins q specisi Judge
.1r,oirtsd 10 u his Gases Greene col
1s-s-d tares arrnuutine 20 about 5000
,.'-'-e NAN lie rzs erflfied %. arc - e-a1i1
frrt ~arurued 1t5 iDfictue-lis rr4lt.si nm
fIis trial I'll probably be<ln uiie In.
Il 4 nov ku0rn pCslilFc-y tn-l Af--
FrrrE James reiu-Iled 70 ber f.t1er home
il fhis county, Or the sxprrss rI'ose O. n
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
II case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special a. md treatmenO will
not cure or for anythns impure or injurious
found IN lit THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor.
ough examination and advice, including analy.
lis of urine IS 90 Price of Vial Restorative,
g o. bottle, or four times the quantity. $40 0G
sent to any address on receipt of price, or c. o. d.
mo c. o. d. sent without ~ enclosed as guar
antee), secure from observation. aud in private
name If desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTES, us Olive street, c. Louis Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. II. HOWELL & BRO.
Dallas. Texas.
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THg GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

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inal Weakness, Sper
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METROPOLITAN LIFE uNFElLfa.

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