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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16


Running-rwo-yearfol0s X mile. Purse t2i
entrance ESQ added Of which SIS 70 second.
EntrieG Gustaye cook, b. c. Ferg Kyle.
Bachelor 4 Barclay. b. c Harry Bachelor: =.
NJ Lady, oh. r. Pilgrim Roses: Bin Sanford. b.
Laura u.; 7. J. Weldon, b. e. Joe Weldon;
james Prichard, b g J. q. Greener.
After several Intellectual efforts 20 start, a
good send-oH was given with Ferg Kyle at
the front From the first quarter, however,
Greener began to 20 ahead, coon caught
Kyle and kept ahead 20 the finish. As
they passed under the string, Greener was
first. ard Pilgrims Rose, who had been
pushing him hard, was q good second. The
three-quarter mile was run in l.l9.
eus.ave COOKS b. Z. rers Kyle. ..............a
james Pritchard's b q q Greener $500. J
p " nilly,s ch. { Pilgrims Rose. 2
This closed the days sport, and
everybody vent away apparently high:
ly pleased. To-day Il the grand
day when splendid pro
ersmme viii be presented, and no doubt
every body will turn out who can. Il is
understood that many Of the business
houses viii be closed and the occasion may
be looked forward TO with anticipation Of
rare enjoyment and sport. The following
e the programme for Today.
FOURTH DAT-FIEsI RACE.
Tr0ttng-Free - all purse tl.ol9
,,, ns, .is Lga' i is; l asnsheI m
Louis s.Ienn. DesNoisss. I0EA, B. g BIG Soap.
III J. Johnston. Joplin. Missouri. b. n. sciola.
sFcOFu EACF
Trutfns-zfo cas-. purse. lsA
Jesse shain, hckinneys 1eras, D. 3 Dich
II l. Craig, Pars. Terns b. a Eoznad. By Al
n0ut tern- b. Grays Msrnbrino.
j n wilson Dallas. Texas. b. q DIX Dewey
" ". fet.rr. Wenington- knnsas. b. 2
Wlllinra p formerly BudFe.
y ~ Jones East 81 L0uis Illinois. b Frel
IR Ncc0nrell Iaurunceburr. Indians. B.
4 JOIN y ~ Moran MesreuFtr
Tic FEt1srk ofI-sisr. lima. :. a.. aits =
THlnD EarE
Eurrinf-it nile heats purse ffo
Entries; Hear1ls1 LArFentce. Neddlns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-25

Businesses Of the upper Brazos river and its
principal tributary, Palo Pinto creek. This
opinion is strengthened from the fact that a
bold and diabolical attempt was made to
wreck the east-bound passenger train be-
tween and ? o'clock Sunday morning at a
point about eight miles east of where the
robbery occurred the night previous, near
Canyon Spur. Two rails had been removed
from the track on one of the high trestles,
at point where the road
crosses yawning chasms hundre DIS
OF feet in depth on trestles Of immense
length, and above which crags and scrub
cedars are piled up to heighth sublimely
picturesque and grand. The engineer dis
covered the absence of the rails lust in
time to stop his train and avert its being
aashed, with its scores Of passengers, into
the awful abyss below. 1t is believed the
deed was intended to have been committed
not only for the purpose OF robbery but for
revenge, the desperadoes hoping that some
OF the rangers and other pursuers, together
with railroad officials, would be on board
and would be killed in the wreck. But the
plot was frustrated and the originators may
yet have outraged justice to account to.
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TIN TRAIN ROBBERS.

Rangers and Detectives Trailing Thorn
Prospects Of Their Capture. Ono
Wounded and Surrendered by His Father.
Attempt - Wreck u Train.
Up to last night no official information
had been received at railroad headquarters
in Dallas Of the capture of the robbers who
went through the Texas & Pacific train ut
Ranger, or Saturday morning, but informa.
ton from eminently reliable sources was
received that very warm trail had been
struck, and that the bagging OF
the entire gang was question
of only very few days at most. In ad.
dition to Captain McMurray and his com.
pany OF about twenty rangers, from Col
orado City, the villains have aiicr them as
pursuers Sheriff Ware, Of Mitchell county;
ex-City Marshal Morton, Of Dallas, and
City Marshal Sam Farmer, OF Fort Worth,
and the personnel and whereabouts OF the
robbers have been so infinitely ascertaincd
as to guarantee successful campaign, and
the news of their capture would not be sur.
prising at any moment IL was also learned
that In the RANDOM exchange OF
shots between the robbers and the
rangers which occurred on Friday night,
one of the robbers received a wound that
will undoubtedly prove fatal. Railroad of.
iicials were made aware OF this TACT yester.
day, aud also that he had been taken by his
companions to u farmhouse about seven
miles from Ranger, whore IL was found
necessary to leave him, as he was too weak,
from loss Of blood, to accompany the party
further. Two OF the wounded mans com.
| rades In crime remained with him Satur.
day aud Saturday night, but were forced
to flee from him for per.
sonal safety from their pursu.
ers on Sunday morning. II was
| also learned that the wounded robber Is the
sop ofan old and respectable farmer living
In the vicinity, and that when his father
heard Of his sons condition and where.
abouts, he reported the fact 10 the rangers,
requesting that they arrest his bandit sou,
- he would prefer seeing him an inmate Of
. penitentiary rather than q member OF .
bind Of ROBBERS. The name Of the con OF
father wonld not be disclosed BY the rail.
road people here. All express confidence
In the early capture Of the gang; they also
believe the Gull Colorado 8 Santa n rob.
robbery was the work Of the same parties.
There d hardly doubt that shsir placs Of
rendssvous y IL The sanyo ns and mountai1
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Il. LODlb.
ST. LOUIS, April "a Flour quiet and weak;
XXX: 5.l5to 525; choice to fancy, - to $50
Wheat unsettled and lower No. red fall,
cash, .33 IL to 1.3i 10; May | rs TO / S5 8.
June, .2s to "a ID July, III SIS to lls 3.s;
August OF IL to los i.2; year, LOG 3.s to
lM Ia; No. 8, la to 1.24 LIZ; No. 4, LA
Corn lower at 20 SIS to 20 81; May, 70 Ia: June
u l'2 to Il 81 July 70 Is to 70 IL August, n 10
70 - year, So 1-2 10 50 5-s
Oats hrnmer cash, So July. 80 81 to 80 rs
Barley dull at So TO 1,ls
Lead quiet at 4 TO-
Whisky steady at 49,
Pork lower; l7.75 bid tor cash and April; II rs
bid for May; 1895 bid for June.
Dry salt meats dull; shoulders, 7 20; short rib
10 20: short clear, 10 60.
Bacon dull; shoulders, s; short rib, II; shor
clear, II 80
Lard nominal at II 10
CHICAGO. April A.-Flour nominal and un
changed.
Wheat unsettled and higher gene rally: No. .
Chicago spring. cash, 81 TO l 49, April 3s
May, l.S0 3d. june l.3l SIS 10 l.3l.s-i; July
~ IL to % 5'S August liz 1870 LIS Is
year, 1.o6l
Corn unsettled and generally lower; cash ant
April, 7l3-i; May ~ rs; June, Il ~ July, II
To II "a; August Y Ia.
June, lS iulyui4; August AZ; year "a To Sil-2.
Rye dull at 81 10
Barley quiet and unchanged 1854
Pork unsettled cash. II IS to l.,o5; April H. IS
Nay, 1895; June 1902 10; July, lS29l.2
Lard active, but lower; cash, April and Nay
IL: June, II Is; July. II % l-2; August, II ~.
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged shoulders
~ short rib, 10 20 short clear, 10 60. q.
Butter dull and dropping; ordinary to fame,
creamery, "a to 90 fair 10 choice dairy, IL TO -.
Eggs active, firm and higher at IL.
Whisky quiet nj ll9
Morn No New Orleans market reports re
ports received at this ofice ED
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CARNEGIE s. WOOD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALxRs IN
PROVISIONS, GRAIN AND WESTERN
PRODUCES.
GENERALLY.
4U1 Elm Street, Dallas. Texas
SIDEWALK NOTES.

ID. W. ID. at "The Office"
If you go to Sherman stop at the Binkley
house.
Wanted, 10 secondhand buggi No.
400 Elm street.
A most palatable lunch day and night.at
The Parlor"
Orr sells the best buggies for the money
In the world.
Largest stock of gents gold watches in
the city at Webb's.
Water and gas-fitting done by Z. f
Doyle, S3l Main street.
Rentrew and Canton ginghams at l2lc. a
yard at the Dollar store.
For bread and cakes Gillingham & Sons
is fireplace, SO4 Main street.
Large line of dotted swiss, in cream and
white, at Calm Bros. & Co.'s.
Opened new lot Of lace and sateen finish
pique, at Calm Bros. & Co.'s.
The best table board in the state is had at
the Binkley house, Sherman.
II you want to buy family carriage
call for Orr's catalogue and price list.
Have your water and gas-fittings and re-.
pairs done by +. f. Doyle, S3l Main street.
If you don't like your old buggy go to
400 Elm street and trade it off for new one.
The purest wines and liquors and coolest,
freshest beer in Dallas at 1.-THE Parlor."
GARDENERS say apply to w. H. Howell &
Bro, 6o7 Elm street, for fresh and reliable
seeds.
For good and cheap clothing and fur
nishing goods, go to Calm Bros. Il Co.'s 635
and 637 Elm street.
Call at Sarg Sanders saloon, opera-house
block, Bolton Texas, for fine wines, liquors
| and cigars. Mixed drinks q speciality,
| Tine largest and newest style of ladies'
and misses plain and fancy linen collars
ever displayed, is at Calm Bros. II Co.
Crushed feed.-Oats, corn and barley
crushed is economical, healthtul and betlel
tor horses and COWS than whole grain
Corn meal, Graham -four, horhiny and grits
manufactured al Feltons corn-mill, Pat
terson avenue.
A full supply OF paints, oils, window
glass and wallpaper, can always be fount
| at the East Dallas paint-store, and sign ant
house-painting and artistic papcr-hangin,
done at reasonable rates. Kibbe & Ernen
vein. 1888 Elm street.
1.-The Parlor" has quite an acquisition (,
its corps Of attendants. Mr.. Richard Elan
agan, favorably known as an artistic con
coctor of delicious beverages, is now n
The Parlor." He invites all his friends
and the public generally, to call wheneve
they are sad and would "smile." He has
welcome for ALL and 1.-THE Parlor' handle
only straight goods,
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Claret at l.. Caperan's 81 90 per gallon.
See seventh page for additional local
news.
The Texas State Dental association con-
venes in Waco.
day law cases. '
Notice the card of Douglas Bros, mer
chaht tailors, In this issue.
r Smoke Duke of Durham cigarette, mild.
mellow ana pure
Have Just finished twenty dozen Bangle
"ngs 10 cents each, at Webb's.
a.. A beautiful solid gold ring and bangle for
0ue dollar at knephv 4 Sons.
Attention is called to the lost watch notice
MIS- Il. +. White, Lancaster.
ihree cars filled with fruits from Califor.
&. So pasted through yesterday, bound for
all you want stylish and comfortable
nmWlng suit you must get them made at
douglas Bros.
a.SNm Swiss families passed through yester.
R,ss,,over the Central, en- route for New
,,ahe better.half of Elem. Thomas pre-.
aoa a'y !, MN with ten.pound boy yesterday,
''s " mas had its effect ON him.
, ea, estate Is active, and Il Is not of a
sr.vuiatlve character, Tor those who buy
~pec' 10 build and improve.
i9u Will find the most extensive line of
nO eu'n goods for gentlemen's suits Of
DVas'as BROS, Coz Main street.
a. number of physicians left Yesterday
ss. rYrt Worth to attend the State Medical
"'soo'a'ion, which convened yesterday.
Twelve Dunkards from Roanoake county
,,.rginia. passed through Yesterday morn
,s' gong west, In search Of lands.
,s nolonel Payne organized lodge satur
isI nRht known as the knights Of
csn,,ai Inc purpose Is 10 harmonic,
40, ne :. court, which adjourned week
S va. waco, reconvenes TO day at Waco
tb.elm United States officials here lcit fol
'us. city Yesterday.
tlonne protracted meeting In the Conprepa
si,as.. church, corner Bryan and HARDWOOD
IN VIII be continued every evcninr
us week except Saturday.
Ice thompson, colored. beat his wife IN
I, % no beautiful manner Sunday night and
ths wv om oehind the bars OF the ]ail, where
we officers placed him.
v. Mosle Clemans and party went FISHING
o,seruay down the river and caught a loi
m. muu perch. The fish was not good. ye,
'Isy mad hne time Of Il.
D. me directory ofths Texas h 81. Loui,
the M suee railroad ccnvenss At Tyler OF
t,~ ssnu them an invitation 70 visit the ma.
~YPohs q north Texas. - :. w
naS' ~ a. rsinsr =. Dale. living near savan
s' s'ncs living n shls leoaiily, ~,
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Patent California Flour

The first carload of whole sacks Patent
Roller Process California Flour ever brought
to north Texas from the only roller process
mill in California, arrived to-day for
ZINE, VERY FINE"
from the Sacramento Patent Roller Flour
mills lred brand, of Sacramento, Califor-
MIA. This -four is manufactured by the
only patent roller process mill on the Pacific
coast. The manufacturers claim it to be
the ,whitest, strongest and best -four made
it, and you will use no other kind.
Orders taken and filled direct from the
mills, at Sacramento, California, to all
points of the state OF Texas, by
MCENNIs Il Co., Dallas, Texas,
Agents for G. McCreary Il Co.,
Sacramento, California.
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Live, and Let Live.

The well-known hat and boot and shoe
house of Leon Kahn, No. GO4 south Elm
street. has just received a large stock of
this class of goods, for the spring trade,
which are being sold at the very lowest pos.
sible prices These goods are of the very
latest fashion and of every class and
style to suit all in build and price. The
spacious house is packed with goods, and
attentive statesmen are ever busy in show
ing them to appreciative customers, who
never fail to detect good article which
sells at reasonable price. Mr.. Kahn's
motto is to "Live, and Let Live"
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Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt

Ing highest and lowest temperature aud rainfall
iCr past wenty-four hours, taken daily, at 5
O'clock p. m
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
We United States signal service by requiring
neir agents to take the observations aud use their
xle-wlthout expense to the government-to
transmit by them, viz: Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa
Re, Intern tonal Il Great Northern Texas &
Pacific, Texas & New Orleans, Houston & Texas
central and Galveston, Harrisburg & San An.
tonic railroads
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Still to the Fore.

The Board of Trade saloon, corner of
Main and Austin streets, Messrs. Purdy &
Randall proprietors, is still to the fore, and
to the fore in all things. Having been re-
paired and thoroughly renovated, there is
not now in all Texas handsomer, cosier sa-
loon. With splendid billiard tables and
pure liquors, and pleasant, genial proprie-
tors, how can the Board of Trade be other
wise than the place OF all the city,
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Elegant liquors of every kind, the finest
wines of all descriptions, the best brands OF
cigars extant, and the coolest, freshest beer
in Dallas, are the refreshments you will al.
ways find at the Glen Lea saloon, corner Of
Main and Murphy streets. Mixed drinks a
speciality, and cocktails in the morning fit
for the gods.
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To all my old friends and natrons wish
to say that can and will sell boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, etc., as low as the lowest.
Cheap for cash. will be pleased to see all
my friends. II. Page, 70S Elm street, Dallas,
Texas. Boots and shoes made from meas.
ure and repairing done ON short notice.
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Tho best pepperal drill drawers doubled
lined In the seat, and reinforced In the
front, made to order and warranted not 10
rip for Sl,00.
The best sl,0o shirt In the state at
Clancy's, 6i2 Main street.
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Exchan9c.

EoR EXCHANGR-A splendid farm Of l04
l. acres, In Dallas county. with plows, harrow,
farm tools, cows and calves, new wagon, new
harness and span Of horses, will be exchanged
i0r Dallas city property Apply to James b.
l. residences In the suburbs Of the city, for
another In like good locality near me
business part Of the city. A bargain will be
given. Address N. NJ. HERALD once. i29-
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Wanted.

DALLAS, April H.-Carpenters, painters
and plasterers for Laredo, Mexico. rs first
class carpenters, painters, s plasterers;
wages for carpenters $3 per day. Board So
per week. Only tirst-class mechanics need
apply. Call at corner Main and Lamar
streets, up stairs, on Thursday and Friday
will leave on Sunday morning.
A DROMNIRE
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1.-THE beer (Conrad's Budweiser) contains
q natural carbonic acid gas, which gives a
healthy tone to the stomach. -. Recon-.
mendations from physicians.
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The Texas Il Pacific railway company
will sell tickets to Nashville and return at
one fare, to persons desiring to attend the
general conference NJ. Il. Church, south.
Tickets will be on sale April 9th to May ID,
good until May 3lst, for return.
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Ladies should not fail 10 examine our
new assortment OF ladies' and misses hose.
We offer them cheaper than ever before.
Calm Bros. A Co.
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Wes. Clark
wants q city trade, and says ifgood goods
close figures, energy and attention will win
he must have II. Give him trial.
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Il. X, Craft has returned TO the city, and
opened the hotel, 0O5 Main street, and
wishes oil his old friends to call and see
him. Clean beds and the best table In the
city Tor the price.
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Buy your busgies at w. w. ou's, success
sor 70 sechler 4 Orr, Main street, Dallas
Texas.
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Buy Your Laccs
at Bauman's, 100 Elm street.

We guarantee TO sell Watches, Jewclry
Diamonds and Silverware lower than any
house In the city. j. W. Webb, corner
Main and Lamar streets.
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Carload of Wines from California.

l.. Caperan, 600 Main street, Dallas, has
just received carload Of wine, which will
be sold at New York prices. Samples and
prices sent by express on application.
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Eost.

I 6sT-5a0 Reward Loot on or about the 18Th
TEXAS, email leslber lsichsl. containing 4 Nv
galnents, some valuable paterp, and laiy's
"a hunting cas- Ecld ystch. No 1sesS hey.
vif y az 81 = l6f ihs rsscvssy q "a
N 4 wsis Lssssssi' DALAI O.. isss;.
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French Flowers.
ornaments and beads, at Bauman's, zoe
Elm street.
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Great Reduction In Millinery
to suit the hard times, at Bauman's, 706
Elm street
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BhustcLan.

PHYSICIAN AND suReEoN-Dr Morton;
l once over Exchange bank building; resis
dcnce SS5 San Jacento street; telephone At resis
dcnce
40 70 DR.. j. A. scegar. Dentist 10 have your
VI dcntalwork done lie warrants all nlllngs
and plates q perfect A. Call at 500 kim and
Austin streets In Rodgers building from .. n.
IN 4 n. m.
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arand pIsrlay nf NIiIin.rx

We receive daily Novelties In Millinery
and Fancy Goods, at Bauman's, 100 Elm
street,
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!, .. ": !. :s S.; 4 lass Cola w.'sA.s IN
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Great Rush at Bauman's.
Leading styles and lowest prices for Hats
and Bonnets, at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Ladies', Misses and Chiidrcn's Suits,
from calico to silks, ut Bauman's.
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Found.

L'ouND-A white check shawl on the rho
Il foad. Owner can get same BY calling At toll
bridge and paying for this advertisement \
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apo,ucr of Attormeu.

WE, the undersigned notify herewith the
W public that Mr.. Jacob Menczcr Is our LAWFUL
attorney In fact will collect all moneys due the
irm OF JOS Mcnczcr manage the business OF
Glucksinan y Co, aud buy for the same goods for
OF Dallas county, Texas. 49,
JOS MENCzFR,
a.l9.1m PAUL GLuCKsMAN
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THOMPSON BROS.
sos & 800 ELM STREET

Our Spring Stock complete and we are prepared
to offer to the public full line of Staple and Fancy Drv
Goods Notions Gloves, Hosiery Laces Edgngs MOSQUITO
bars and Campers Trunks, Vases, Clothing Gentlemens
Furnishing Goods Boots Shoes and Hats at Prices to Sut
the Times. y wv
We invite critical inspection Of our Goods and Prices
as we know they all owned right because they are Maid
for. - r
We tricks to attract trade as we deal in GOOD
Goods and not trash and believe the masses will paronize
that House that Sells the Best Goods for the Least Money
Goods Delivered Free to Any Part Of the CITY.
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0ntfces.

NOTlCE-Adverusem may be handed into
IN our business Office up to d. m, and into Inc
COMPOSING room up N l a. m.
NOTICE. -RETURNEU-R. X, @ raft has re.
~. turned TO the city and opened the franklin
House, 9S Main street. formerly the Globe. lie
wishes all OF his old friends and customers
10 cail and sec him; The best table for The
price In the city. 9O5 Main Street ais
NoTlCE-A liberal trade will be given for a
l residence In pleasant part of the city, con.
tanning six or seven rooms. Address Residence,
HERALD Office. i2o.f
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Eor 2etrt.

E0R RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms.
# Enquire at 1923 north side OF Elm street
a-23-im
LN0R RENT-A house with six rooms. on cor.
L ner OF lamar and Collin streets, suitable for
private boarding house. Apply 10 II. L. T.,
a.22 n
Lr0R RENT-Three pianos, at C. II. Edwards',
Il rs Main street. Rent allowed 70 apply on
purchase, If bought a.i0.iw
EoR RENT-Furnished rooms, at 1915 Kim
II street. Mrs. y. Cooper. a.e.2w
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70 Tcase,

no LKXsE-fof nine years, about II acres q
i ground, corner OF Sycamore and Bryan $751;
on the north aide Of the T. 4 r. r. X. FOR terms
apply " Jones h Murphy m29-U
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sc. STRENGTHENING AND REGULATING.

For Safe by VILLA 5, TOLLNHi& WALKER Dallas Texas
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FLOTsA IL,

IN Maximum. Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
ST "a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-29

The machine men of the Pennsylvania
Republican party affect to believe that
the Independent movement will come to
naught. because it has no leaders to
match the Camerons in tact and ability.
The Washington Star, however. sensibly
argues that this seems to be really the
strong point of the Independent move
ment, inasmuch as it is a revolt of the
Republican masses against the boss rule
of few shrewd politicians, who have
managed to run the machine for their
own personal benefit. Says that paper:
eff the Independent movement were
headed by shrewd political managers,
the suspicion would at once be raised
that it had no popular foundation, and
was merely the attempt of set of
would-be bosses to supplant those in
power. The people would fare no better
by change of bosses than the fox in the
fable, who, harassed by one swarm of
flies, declined the offer to have them
driven away lest hungrier set should
take their places. If the revolt has any
thing like the proportions claimed, it
will make its way without bossing."