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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
Tennyson's only dramatic success, 9Th
Bells" was rewritten twenty times.

ALtlsdies who may be troubled with merry,
Gus prostration, who suffer from organic dis
placement; who have sense OF WEAKNESS
aud feeling OF lassitude; who are languid In
the morning; In whom the appetite for food
Is caprcious and sleep at proper hours IN.
certain, should recourse to Mrs. Pinkham's
VsVetahle Compound ...I .I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

"Washington Irving" says the author Of
John Inglesant," within the lines which
he set himself, and which he never over.
passed, was perhaps the most perfect hui.
morist that ever wrote.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

TEE genuine sAEAToGA HIeH Rock srRns
WArEr, for sale by all druggists by the dos
en-, bottle or gallon. Address oil orders TO
The High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Brings
" j +. shirk and Logan q Co., Agents at
wheeling, and B, Z. Acconahey, Agent at
Bridgeport pSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

Vanderbilt'sgrandson, now three months
old has been presented with forty.two silver
mTVR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
HSIE5ISE II

LAT year went 10 Earope " says Henry Ward
late Col 60th Reg n. O. s n y, now living Ut III
W. Side Ave y. g. Hlghts, n j., only. 10 return
as last resort has given nv better health than I've
heretofore enjoyed for many. msny years" He's
cured now aud consequently happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

BALTIMORE, April 7--Fiour dull and unchanged
whest. western firm and inactive: No. 2 winter red
1IS4: June ST iSj1aii9 Corn, western dull and
hrmer; mixed spot 69ISa1ic; April 62lSlG29sc: May
6S1fs6Shc: June 6y,sa6ic. Oats dull; western
white bla52c; do mixed 49h5Oc. Rye steady at
G7a7oc Hay unchanged. Provisions armer and
unchanged, Iu,ter dHll: western packed l7a9ac;
roll Il lSc, Eggs lower at loyal Petroleum UNI
changed Coffee firm; Rio cafGocs, ordinary to fair
SHsgc. Sugar quiet soft SIC. Whisky steady
al 81 l6H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
A Sure Cure for nll FEMALE WEAK.
NEsSES, Including LcucorrhGa, IT.
regular and Pniuful lienstruution,
Inflammation aud liberation OF
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

regular and Painful lfenstruntion,
Inflammation and liberation OF
tho Womb, Flooding, Pro-
LAPSUS UTERT, &c.
tFpfcasant to the taste. ouleacious and immedIAtN
IN IL effect 1t Ia great help In pregnancy and 70
lsyes palm during labor and at regular IcIiods.
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND rRESrEIEE IT FREELY.
tFFoR ALL wEAKSESsES OF tho grncrattTc. organs
OF either sex, II second to remedy that has ever
been bCtorc tho publIci and for l dIs"asc" OF tho
KIpxErs II Is the 6TeateSt Remedy In the Horld
wKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Find Great Relief In Its Use.
LYDIA L, PISEuAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
will sraiL.afs every reStigO OF llumOIH iron the
lood Al IN same tnc viii give tonS and strength TO
the system. Asmarvcllous In results as tho compound
tIrBoth the Compound and DlOod rurIfcr arc pro
pared at - and rs weJteru Avenue, Lynn AsSE
Price of either o.. SIX bottles for q TsO Compound
Is sont by mali In the form Of pills or OF ozenEeS on
receipt OF prizes, 81 per box for either Mrs. PnEh"n
freely answers ali letters OF inquiry Enrio1e acent
stamp. Send for pamphlet Mention hfs Taper.
rF-LYpu z, rpElrlX'E ITyEN rms cure ConStina.
tioh DllouSness and TOrpdty OF thu Liver. = cthtS
ns-Soid by nil Drnggists.-6a n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

IhHe u,ei Hunt 8 Remedy for idncy troubles
and recommended 1t to others, and always found
It 10 act like CHARM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
ON THE PLAINS In IS

The boys Stampede n Herd of Cattle and
Run Them Into ~ Circus-Great ExcIte-
menf, In which the Cash Box is Miss
ing-rhe twenty first new York Move,
but the sixth West Virginia Diaobey
the Order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

" Then again he argued that We had not
enlisted 70 fight Indians, and that our ser.
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Nvw YoRx. April money Sss per oent, cloq,ins
oef cont sterling Exchange bankers bills steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
ACTS LIKE A CHARM.

No. In Williams s. Providence, R, l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

BRADFORD, Pa, April 7.-Aiarket steady; opening
aud lowest Ql3Sc: highest p11{c; closing At VIC
CleatanUes l,Sip,OtO barrels.
NEW YoRK, April 7.-wooL-Qulet and steasyi
domestic fleece jia50c: pulled lSai5c; unwashed
| l2aS0c; Tetas l4a2sc.
mon and light 50 25a7 6S packing and Iutche.i
81 25AS %.
Exw YORK, April L-LEArHER-FIrm and fair,
pctlye llemIOck sole 7R25a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
RIvkR DlVIsl0N-GoING BAsf.
Accom-. Mall. EIpfos5. Arr

D1TrsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST
L LOUIS RA1LWAY-PAEHAHDIR RoUTR
o. n ~ ssi..1 -
Time table for East and West corrected 70 JAN.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, foo. Of Eleventh
street. near Public Landing Al follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09

CINCINNATI. April 7.--Cotton quiet and un-
changed Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat dull
At 81 0Sal %. Corn quiet at Sass sc spot: 6Sa5sc
August Oats dull Auu lower ut 4ic spot; lS7SC
May. Rye dull II. Gl4a62c. Barley !n fair demand
Ut G9sG5o. Pork dull 1t Sls %. bulk meats quiet
and unchanged. BIcou quiet aud unchanged
Whisky steady At 81 IL, Butter. firm aud unchanged
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

Henry Fish, of Lee Centre who has late.
ly come from Lone Rock, Wisconsin, says
Andrew Hsrter, of Lone Rock, mt on
on rocky part OF his farm one day las,
spring, and while looking around saw the
head OF rattlesnake protruding from d
crevice in the rock. Taking in the general
surroundings, he concluded that it must be
a regular den Of rattlesnakes, so he built q
pen about ten feet square and three feet
high about the place and awaited results.
The pen was watched and with n wire
snare something like a fish snare seventy
nine snakes, varying in length from Is
inches to ~ feet, were, during the summer
landed in u barrel placed inside the inclos.
IRE. -Four of the largest were placed in
the barrel on Decoration day, and in No
vember they We're still alive. AS they had
been placed in the barrel as soon as they
left their winter quarters, they had lived q
whole year without anything to eat. As
tho snakes had not thawed out this spring,
when Mr.. Fish left, II was not known
whether they were still alive or not
Rome Sentinel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
The removal and prevention OF dandr
Is pleasantly accomplished by the ular
Parker's Hair Balsam.

A letter from NortoiS, Va, says; There
is fraud IN the oyster trade rs in everything
else. There are three brands OF oysters
that Norfolk brays upon shipping north,
but more oysters OF each kind are offered
every year in Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or New York than there are
Ia the waters from w1ich they are sup.
posed 10 be taken. First on the lis. aud
The highest priced are the iar.tamed Lynn
Haven bavsi" second, the "cherry-stones, "
and tho Work river" oysters. The oysters
OF Chesaueake bay are rarely mentioned,
because the kind.hearted shippers prefer to
allow their distant friends TO imagine that
they are eating one of the brands above
mentioned, and more cspt cally the first,
one. There have been shipped from this
port ,ince last September 100, 900 bushels
of oysters, all of which must have been of
the particu ar brands spoken Of because
they ore advertised rs such in other cities,
and even In this old borough which is
built on oyster Shells hui the fact Is that
all that have been shipped from here du
ring the y st season belong to the bay
tribe, with very few exceptions. Few PEG.
Pile In Norf''t or north ~ wee. ~ ave
had the pie n" ofest'n a .,nGina' Lynn
ra'en" or "cherr, stone" oyster this sea.
son.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
On THURSDAY. MAY. 10, isss

The town Of Midlothian Is located In Kills
county on the hish, rolling prairie at the h,ai
OF Wsxahaehie Creek, on the divide between the
valleys OF Trinity River and Mountain creek. ip
superior agricultural section, one oi the rich
est portions OF Texas. lands producing large
crops OF cotton, corn, wheat and other snsll
grain. and all KINDS Of fruit
surrounded hy numerous springs aud within
one-haI mile OF the celebrated Lebanon or
Hawkins Spring, an abundant and neyer-fsiling
spring ot pure, tresh water surrounded by
groves OF beautiful trees. Il is already a popular
picnic and camping ground. and will be iavorite
snnmerteSoIt for citizens OF Dallas. For. Worth.
Cleburne audOther ciutS
For parties desiting to engage In merchandise.
ng lhs willbe an exceptionally favorable Ia.
cauon aS II ~in control the country trade for A
radius OF several miles, while It's direct oonncc.
lion with the railroad center. at Cleburne and
Dallas aud with tdeweter at Galveston, sfords
every advantage for the distribution OF the pro.
Duct OF this section among the various markets
of the country
The fertile and productive region adjacent
renders the vrowth OF the town an assured fact
50 mat investments In lots AT this point cannot
TAI 10 prove rcmuuCratiye In the near f,itnro
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
The Strike.

Pittsburgh, May The coal miners in
eleven pits along the Panhandle road are
reported working at reduction. Strikers
are working hard to get all the miners out,
and expect to make suspension of work
general by tomorrow. Meetings were held
al Mansfield for that purpose to-day. The
miner officials claim that, If necessary, the
river miners will stop work to cut off the
supply of railroad operators, and il they
fail, the association will endeavor to get
the cooperative miners of Ohio and Mary
lard to demand an advance on a certain
day. The suspension of work in the naile
isclures for two weeks which was to
go into effect to-day, has been postponed
ininfnitely
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
The Most skertlcal Convinced.

THOUSANDS feel n thrill OF Joy whenever they
gaze upon the magical words, "Hunt's Remedy"
for 1t is the best Kidney and Liver medicine ever
known, and 1t recalls to memory the blessings It
has proved to them. 1t is positive remedy for
all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, aud Urinary
organs. The proprietors' names should be writ
ten In letters Of gold, for few men have done so
much for their suffering fellow-beings One trial
will convince the most skcptical causing them to
proclaim to all their friends the many virtues OF
this great medicine. The demand Increases Us It
becomes known, and where 1t is best known the
sales are the largest. As Mrs. Browning says,
"Great Is he who uses his greatness for all"
This is what the proprietors of Hunts Remedy
do, Their great medicine is for all."-CoR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

WASHINGTON, May The resignation Of
lieutenant Colonel Guido Ilges, Eight
tenth infantry, to take effect Jan.
uaiy next, has been received at the
wM department, having been for
SMueu rom General Terry's headquarters.
Secretary Lincoln directed IL to be returned.
with Instructions, if resignation be ten
dered, TO take effect Immediately il will be
accepted, and that otherwise A court-maI.
M VIII be ordered to try him on charge
VI aupIleatlng his paw accounts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

| O'Donovan Rosa, The Dynamite Apostle
The confessions of the informer, Lynch,
in the London police court, respecting the
inception of the dynamite conspiracy in
New York, bring the subject of this sketch
| into special prominence at this time. The
apostle of the dynamite wing OF the extreme
ltish radicals, he justlies the use of expo-
sives, declaring that warts never honorable,
and that Ireland, having long been disarme
has no other means of gaining indepen-
dence. He thinks il as fair to strike and
enemy secretly as well as openly, and con.
siders himself to be the only logical Irish
revolutionist. He was born in county
Cork, Ireland, in 1882. His father died in
March, 1917; and the eviction of the family
in June of that year made him an uncom.
promising hater of England. For several
wears he wasa shop-keeper, until 1853, when
he was arrested Tor his connection with the
Phoenix society, the parent Of the Fenian
organization. In 1865 he was again impris-
oned, not being released until 1870. He
then came to New York, where he kept a
hotel until he established the united Irish
man, some years ago. We may observe
with respect to Lynch, that Rosa denies
any connection with the man, having no
knowledge OF him whatever. Lynch's sto-
ry is to the effect that he belonged to a
New York society which aimed to free
lrel and by force. Each member swore to
obey the superior officers, and all were
known by numbers instead of their names
Rosa was designated es "the old man, ;"
and the password was Providence. The
room where he was sworn in was Union
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Second street
and the Bowery, New York. The only
Irish society there located is called the
Emerald, which has leased its hall for three
years. This is said TO be n benevolent So
cetv but Rosa asserts that he is ignorant
OF the existence of any such society as
Lynch describes. Lynch's disclosures ere
ate much uneasiness among the alleged
dynamite cons?irators in New York.
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CHICAGO, May The amount of the
speeulalions of the defaulting clerk, mot
Va'ner' Kerr, of Preston, Keen Il Co., is
n.y. $4,000, as stated in advices from
, ttna IN regard to his arrest; the exact sums
y T are as follows: From Preston. Keen
10, WI 652; from the bank of special de.
posl.1rs, S32,S0. An error arose from the
, ,h lhere are three indictments covering
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
KATHLEEN MAvouRNEFN,
The Record of the Author as Confederate
Soldier,

soldier.
A short time ago the Times Democrat
published some lines written by me, con
trasi ing the honors being paid to the r..
mains OF the author OF Home Sweet Home
WIN the distressed condition of the com
poser OF "kath leen Mayourneen.n The
attracted the notice of gentleman residing
IN Versailles, Mo-, who addressed me. max
lag inquiries in regard to Mr. Crouch's war
Teord, and expressing the wish to raise n
boom In his behalf. enclosed the commu.
niuon to Mr.. Crouch, and received the nc.
eompahylng reply. JoHS ii. PorE.
O. Parkre street Baltimore, Md, April u. lSSs
John IL Pope, Esq
My DEAR FRlEND-Your gratifying letter
OF the 10Th inst. duly received, as also Mr..
walkers and your "imprOmptu" for all of
which accept veteran soldiers gratitude
Asa Confederate, the first to face and the
last to leave General Lees command, North
ern army of Virginia; First Richmond
Greys, Captain Elliott; First Virginia Reg.
iment,'' before evacuation of Norfolk trans.
ierred to First Richmond Howtzers, Gems.
raj Longstreet's First Corps, First Bsttal.
ion Artillery, Colonel Golfer Cabell, com
mander was at the destruction of Ports.
mouth navy yard; fought all through the
hve years campaign, and ended the strug-
gle at AppOmattox with three broken ribs
and mashed, crippled hand hold Ger.
tiiicate signed by every general on the line
of the A. n. V. as an intrepid soldier, "ney.
er absent day, never sick a day, ""ney-
er reported" and never had furlough"
the whole five years war, an Englishman
at that, and ten years too old when | en-.
tered the Confederate ranks. Find me a
better record if you can.
In those days was considered "rebel."
Have been kicked and culled about I. ON
pillar to post, but am still the same indom.
table man, and though poor and failing
would face the enemy where needs be. III
in your power to assist in raising this
Crouch Testimonial Fund" with your
friend Mr.. Il. f. Walker, to whom have
written, as veteran soldier and an erudite
man Of let ers and m usic, do what You can
for my hildrer-five--eldest eleven, young.
est three, and Gods blessing rest upon your
eIertions.
Write me again and will forward you
portrait of the old man and a musical
souvenir" remain yours gratefully,
j. ii. Crouch,
Author of kathleen Mavourneen," Der
mot ASHORE, etc, etc.
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The KedOubtable MurCh.

WAsmSNN, il. g., May S.--Congressmau
Murch had an interview with Acting Sec.
rotary New to-day in reference to the inves.
tigatiOn of the affairs of the supervising
architects office. He informed New
he proposed to proceed with
the investigation as far he was
concerned as soon ms he could get his
papers in shape and prepare the case for
presentation. He hoped he would be able
TO accomplish this in about week. New
says the committee are waiting solely GA
Murch, and the investigation will be pro-
ceeded with AS soon as that gentleman is
ready
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
Jerry Dunn Oh Trial.

CHICAGO, May The trial of Jerry Dunn
Tor the murder of the pusilist, James
Elliot, was called this morning in the Grim
ina. court in this city before Judge Sydney
smith. The prisoner appeared in excellent
health and was dressed with extreme care,
NO effort was made on either side for con-
unuance, counsel for state and defense az
Rearing anxious to have the trial proceed.
Ihe regular Jury panel was speedily ex-
hausted, and after the ordinary special
senire report for tomorrow morning, the
trial adjourned till then.
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Should Distend Hemp

BOSTON May John Callahan, of Win.
sa went to Woburn Saturday night,
UUusn' a gallon of LIQUOR and went on
b; w lie brought Swear old child with
Hon ,, urank all he could, then threw the
rquVF IN the face of the child. The child
inc nut INTO commissions and died this morn
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CURE YOURSELF

DR.. Rohannan vegetable curative, IN var.
ranied to ~ rinanently cure all forms Of Hpermn-
,oIIhca or seminal Weakness, General Debility,
impo,ency, etc, and restores Lost Power and
brings back the Youthful Vigor'' Of those who
nave destroyed 1t by sexual excuses or evil
pracuoes III rom two to seven weeks time. Thin
remedy, which has been used by DR., Bohannsu
III his private practice for over thirty years, was
never known 70 fall In curing even the WORST
GASES. II gives vitality aud imparu energy
win wonderful effect 10 those middle. aged nef,
VINO ieel weakness beyond their years Its In
vigorating properties are ielt at once. Yonns
men suffering nom the const que nees OF mai
dtcadmlly destructive habit Of Self. buHe cnn
use this medicine with the assurance OF a speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The patient paipt
strength and elasticity Of splits at once. as Ii
aets directly ON the parts Affected az q soothina
and healing tonic and anodyne TO the relaxed
seminal vesicles ana irritated ducts, impartinf
power ana tone and restoring them 10 III cir NAT
u,al slate the same as II tie Daneiul hsbit had
never been INDUCED IN. The inVTe tiients nrs,
simple productions OF natuIe--barks, roofs
eases. Wv
~ Price, Five Dollars, sent with full dires
lions 10 any address. For sale only at DR. G. A.
bohailnans office. No Cpl North Fifth lireet
between washington avenue and CIR, en- street
81 Louis, Mo. Es,ab lished isg7.
eTDr rs, Treats, on Special D,seMex
when give clear dolineation Of the natn,e
Nmp'oms, means o. cure, ETC.. Of sYPHlLIR
BIENNIAL WEAKNESS, etc. sent FAKE 10
any ADDRESS upon receipt Off no stamp
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NV YORK, May 7.-The schools and pub
liz offices will be closed the day ofthe bridge
nneplng, President Cleveland will be
Siyen reception in the
evening BY the board of alderm en-.
Brooklyn voted 5000 for illuminations,
and resolved that the lions head ornament
on The bridge be removed, and the gov ern-
men, coal-jfarms and the American eagle
substituted.
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Shot,

W. nOS'oS' MASS, May 7,-Shortly after
s sV,u today Wade, chief of the district
I ch an IN Pemberton square, was shot in the
BENIN and right shoulder by Richard
from ~, crank" recently discharge d
Br,n,a.nne oi'y Correctional institution.
are NO., a was arrested, and Wade's wounds
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., N"''AGo, May 7.-About one. third ortbe
n S"talanu'acturers of this city, having re-
nn' 10 pay the advance demanded, the
IL IL n. men Quilted the shops this morning.
ont AZ v,S MINATED that two hundred In all are
conceJan p,oyment. The other shops have
NV"Veueu The Ahynncn Nv
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OF. LOUIS, May The fire in East St
A'u's 'hls morning destroyed twenty-five
81 Sai aa stores and dwellings, involving los,
vi aCoul $4,000 insured for $4,000. En-
Inv Inv were sent from this city TO aid in ex.
, sasS sa the flames, but they did not
done It's work. ~ ~
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:, DANsoN MINI, May 10. Wenans was
,AO' ana fatally wounded in saloon row
ssnns s morning by Joe Fontain. Wen
Tho ., postmaster and register OF deeds.
Wsnsmmo men had difficulty in which
d-ew us came out ahead, and Fontain
Wen,rn,r revolver and fired four shots into
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Mrdieal.

~DR EyGENx DsvAvx. vF FkAHSR
mas made US his agents for the state Of rsxss \,
bal Restorative or vitaliier." All suecsed W,lf
nervous debility. loss OF manhood and an lip-
nred diseases should II once procure hi tcircnla,
rom which 10 learn the cause OF the dseASv
ABOVE meArnned, then At once ~ pfu ore nor
Us or through US by your druggist or yexppecs
The never. falling remedy
ORoMpuS, BALDWIN h WILLIAMS
wholesale Druggists. Dallas. Texas.
-by retoI AZ howellS Bros and Zach rollivei
Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages clio h
ana Kilt binding, 50 cents same In paper 90, or
. cents. Manhood. 10 cents; wsmanhood. 10
cents pamphlet eents securely scaled.
mail Send money or postage stsmps. Or.
WHITTIER, the great specialist SIT St Char, O.
street, St Louis. Ne.
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con-, osL'ANs, May The civil district
cato, " ,,s Issued an injunction on appli.
fontipSn,m n. Pagan, seneral agent o, the
> ,ras, ,a.al Meat company. OF V Gloria, TEX.
Disc co,., nng I've csren' tity SLAUGHTER.
iathe ssI a py from interfering with them
'''e oi dressed beef killed at Victoria