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NkW WORKERS FOOLED,
How Man From Tewksbury Displaced n
CHASTITY Pocket-B Book.

- ,-@ s"'' DiSpihtGu
CHASTITY Pocket Book.
The usual crowd OF men were STANDING
opposite Trinity church-yard in New Yorl
the other day when a short man in blu,
goggles and low.cut gaiter-shoes came VI
and stood admiring the grand old building
within.
He remarked to a stranger: "Ive come
all the way DOM from the Grand Central
depot just TO see Trinity church. wouldn't
go back t" Tewksbury, Massachusetts,
without seeing Trinity
Are you from Tewksbury-the place
where they tan paupers' skins into leather?
the gentleman he had addressed asked.
Left there only two days ago. Butler is
shaking them up, | can tell you. Oh, the
tales could tell"
Tell me, is it true about tanning human
skin into leather up there?"
us it true? You want proof, | guess?
Look at this pocket-book, examine it
closely, look at the fine grain in that
leather Not one man in ten thousand
would take that to be made of human
leathe:; then again the first fool I'd show
1t to would swear ii is right away" said
the Tewksbury man, taking a big red
leather pocket book from his hip pocket
and handing 1t TO the New Yorker.
Great Heavens! This is human flesh.
The ghOuls, the scoundrels Butler should
hang them all up without Judge or Jury.
1t makes me shudder to touch this pocket
book. Take it back, for Heavens sake, or
I'll faint"
BY this time the crowd had swelled into
mass. This pocketbook passed around
from hand to hand, while the curses that
were bestowed on the Tewksbury ain .
house officials were so loud and deep that
the dead in Trinity churchyard stuck their
bony fingers into their ears and began kick.
in the ends out of their collins.
And y Il tell me this pocket-book is
made of the skin of a human being ?" said
a leather merchant that belongs down in
that region known as the swamp.
81 told YOU nothing Of the kind. On the
contrary, said not one man in thousand
would think so, but a fool might. It's
morocco and cost ME only SO cents.
always heard New Workers were lot of
asses and think the moon is made of green
cheese. Now | know it," remarked the
Tewksbury man, going into the graveyard
and burying his nose in the literature of
the ombstone
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22

Sinos GREELEY was nominated for the
presidency the editorial profession have
never felt easy. A few weeks. ago DANA.
oil the New York Sun, had boom. ana
now II seems that MCCLURE, Of the Phila.
delphia Times, is trimming his sails. An
envious rival has this TO say "The editor
OF the Philadelphia Times, COLONEL ALEX.
ASpKR X. MCCLURE, Is a slick one. No
active journalist can DO president he SAYS.
In that adroit way the idea Of newspaper
man for that supreme office Is brough, into
discussion. Having already shown tina,
the batch Of reform governors elected lsst
fall are all mishts, the ground was made
fHslow for this seed. A few ncwspaper
sharps put GRxsLxx At the fore, and per.
hAps our modern ALxxANpRR Will find n
new world TO CONQUER. He has begun IN
me right way. Now. II his friends TAX,
~ hint, who knows but the ALrx boon,
~ swssp ths deck" A BiLL Pork .a,,
eea yAnna x. waa nominated. "who
- ~ essy slnes The lightning strucl
4. esuea jsaS" Ns'
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MRS. LANdrRy seems to have forgotten
the nature of woman, and particularly the
demands made upon star by an enter.
prising manager. She has been talking
ugly about our American ladies, particu.
larly those of Baltimore, and as a conse
Quence the papers up east have com menced
TO repeat all that was previously said about
"oastaways Of English noblemen." Erred.
die," poor acting, ct cetera. Bernhard
seemed to take in intuitively all that our
gullible public demand of her, and was
never known to utter other than nice
compliment about us, but the Jersey
LILY" never seemed to appreciate that,
professional beauty as she was, the worst
thing she could do would be to intimate
that American beauty was at discount.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22

A SHORT while since the fact was extern.
sively referred to and commented upon
that desertion was the order of the day in
the great European military establish.
msnts. The epidemic seems to have strick-
On this country and the report is now cir.
culated that there is one deserter to every
Blk Old soldiers or new recruits. II our
army was of any practical utility to us all.
q record such as this would be alarming,
hut the fact Is that the more extensive the
desertions the better for the country. So
long as we can provide for few good ran.
gers on the frontier, we need have no fear
~ to the number Of assertions in the army.
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FEARS and rumors of crisis in money
circles have been extensively INDUCED OF
late but of course no man can at this time
see the end. In the meantime we trust
that the reassuring remarks that follow
from usually asound exchange may be well
established in fact; JAMES X. KEENE is
perfectly certain that there is terrific
financial crash coming. However, the fire t
condition for panic is general confidence,
and Of that there has been none since 1873 =.
Oroakers need not worry. If they look the
bond list over they will see that there is no
reason for prophesying ruin until more
signs Of confidence are shown there"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22

FIGURES continue to multiply in illrs
tration of the declaration made in ante
temperance circles, that prohibition utterly
fails to prohibit. The fact is urged that
Portland is a prohibition city, and New
York isn't. The percentage Of arrests far
drunkenness in the former city, within
given time was $50. That In New York
was PA, 1t is very sensibly offered, how.
ever, as an explanation OF this difference,
that, there is about 100 per cent more
efficiency in the Portland than In the New
York police.
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PucILisM and the devotion OF the east to
physical sport are having their legitimate
consequences. 1t is becoming almost i'm
possible to keep students in eastern colleges
at their books and away from athletic
sports Of one kind and another. When a
people place muscle above brain and honor
the prize-iighter, base-ballist and oarsman
over men of intellect and culture it could
not be expected of the youth that they
would drop behind the drift of popular
sentiment and waste their time on the in.
side oil college walls, 1t would have been
remarkable had eastern students failed
under the circumstances to catch the en-
thusiasm of the hour.
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FACTS continue to multiply as TO How
dArE's possession of the most startling 81,
crets on the prominent officials around
Washington. Although he stole 500, OOC
areward Of only $500 has been Offered fol-
him. He isn't wanted very badly around
the capital. In the meantime the republi
can administration organs expend the
mighty walls Of their wrath upon Polk
VINoESr and other untortunates who live
south OF the old Mason and Dixon line and
are not in position to give "the govern
ment away in case of vigorous prosecu
ton. Kissing continues. to so by hvors
even in this practical age,
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Guticura.

PyGmia, septnma scrofula and other FIRMS
OF blood poiSonins,. resulting in glandular swell.
lngs, ulcerOus patches in the throat and month
assesses, carbuncles, tumors, ulcers, sores
ana sEln erupuons are speedily ueutralzed and
teNpelieu by the Cuticura ResOlvent, the new
blood purifier. while the skin is cleansed Of ali
ohhgurin8 humors by the external use of Cuti.
enra ana Cuticura Soap, the grea. skin cures
Cuticura Resolvent absolutely DESTROYS disease
germs, wifi h float in the bloo'. urine and per.
sp plr is no doubt about it-and ex-
pores of thp shin ~' .,SJ' "hu
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Crashing After More

LYNchBuRG. VA, May 2l.--lt is reported
in railroad circles here that Major Henry
Fink, lte vice-president of the Norfolk
n Western IL Shenandoah Valley railway
viii 10 to Knoxville about July /, in the
interest Of Jay Gould, who is trying TO get
possession of the East Tennessee, Virginia
~ Georgia railroad. 1t is thought if Gould
gets control of the road he will effect con.
nection with the Seaboard road and run
freight through to Norfolk via Asheville.
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About u Girl,

Sr. Louis, May 2l.-Stephen Hinchey
and Joseph Hoffman, two mechanics and
room mates, on Broadway, quarreled in A
room about one o'clock this morning, while
Under the influence OF liquor. Hoffman
drew revolver and shot Hiuchey ia the
breast, killing him almost instantly. HoiI.
man was arrested. The quarrel is supposed
TO have been about a girl named Martha
Summers, With whom Hoffman was des.
perately in love, and to whom lIinchey
was also paying addresses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22

Tue department employees at Washing.
ton are eternally kicking for less work and
more pay, and yet the majority of the SOC
employees Of the description named own
their residences in the capital, and are
otherwise comfortably fixed. 1t would be
difficult to find 1900 workmen anywhere
elae In the country. Of whom the same could
DO said. II is too late in the day to init
mate that Uncle Sam doesn't provid e
handsomely for his employees If these de-
partment clerks, however, are tired of their
Job 1t viii not be hard, probably, to fll
their places.
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Boiler Explosion.

DETROIT, May 2l.-About o'clock this
afternoon terrific boiler explosion occur
red at the new Wolverine paper mill, in
the eastern part OF this city. The walls OF
the building were blown down and the
shock of the explosion was felt many blocks
away. VIM. Thompson, engineer. one
armed man, was killed. Peter Frank, u
fireman, was so badly hurt that he can :
live. The machinery was partly saved.
Loss, 500, 000 insurance, $4,000
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The NIMrburg Archives.

An interesting discovery has RECENTLY
been made IN the Marburg archives In ~.
shape Of thirty large parchment volnmsS
containing the official documents relatin.,
70 tho employment Of Hessian troops by liz
british government and to their partioina.
ion In the American revolutionary war
These volumes not only contain ths eniirs
diplomatic negotiations between the land.
grave Of Hcsse and Great Britain, but slso
the muleto correspondence Of this p,incs
with his generals Id America, with excsi.
lent ekstche. and maps OF tho locslities Of
ths AesslAu headquarters. "
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A Horrible Crime.

CLEVELAND, May 2l,-Juha Renachere
a beautiful young woman, was married IN
her dying bed on Wednesday to @, W. Sew.
mour. Friday she died, Monday was
buried and to-day her body was ex6umed
by order OF the coroner. An autopsy was
held, evidence of abortion discovered and
Seymour and midwife named Sylvia l..
Webster were arrested, charged with com.
plicity in Julia's death.
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The leniency OF the American and the
vigor of the English jury systems has never
been so stri<ingly contrasted as within the
past two or three days. A happy mean in
either case would better impiess the pub
lie with the real majesty and impartiality
of iuatica
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 81 on this
coast last night, the crew of the schooI er
Petrol, deserted the captain and taking
the yawl boat attempted TO reach shore,
thinking the schooner would founder, but
she did not. They had gone but a short
distance when the yawl capszed and three
OF the crew were drowned. The others
chung to the bottom of the boat and were
saved. This morning the captain was
picked off the wreck by a tug. The schooner
Margaret, of Chicago, arrived this morn.
ing totally dismased. The vessel Sailor
Boy is ashore at Bayview. The crew are
saved. The schooner Lille L. went ashore
on Jones Island her crew of seven were
saved
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GLADEWATER,

A Foul Deliberate Assassination Ar
rest on Suspicion.
GLADEwArER, May 2l.-TSpecial. Char.
ley Stephens, a prominent citizen of this
place. while ploughing in the field was foully
assassinated by a fiend in ambush at the
fence, at II o'clock this morning. The a, !.
sass n had planned his work well, having
cut bushes and placed them in the corner
oil the fence to conceal himself. He pre.
pared two or three places for the shot be-
lore ne got one to suit him. One Stephens.
an uncle OF Charley, is under arrest on
suspicion. VA
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TnE lawyers have got hold of new
scheme for visiting Europe during the
summer. They are going over in large
numbers this year to represent claimants
on this side Of the water for English estate
the innocents here putting up sufl-
oient amount of the quid pro quo to give
the attorney an elegant summer vacatio n.
II viii be a cold day when the American
attorney gets left on even u summer jaunt
To EurODe
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GrOlindless,

BosroN, May IA special correspondent
OF the Pilot, in Rome, under date of May
Sth, says: The report circulated here and
which has possibly spread to America to
the effect that the bishop of Cashel, Ire.
land, has been summoned to Rome to be
submitted to reproof for his conduct in re.
gard to the national movement in Ireland
is wholly devoid of foundation. The fact is =,
Archbishop Croke has been most cour-
teously invited here as one whose position
and knowledge gives him special facilities,
knowing the condition of the Irish people.
The statements that Archbishop Croke has
been received with distrust at Propaganda
and that possibly he might be denied an
audience with the pope are wholly at vari
ance with the truth. The direct contrary
is the case
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GREATEST IN EAPTu

Cuticura Remedies are the greatest medic,nes
on earth Had the worst case of salt rheum in
this county My mother had it twenty years
and IN fact died from it believe Cuticura
would have saved her life. My arms, breast and
mead were covered for three years, which moth
Ing relieved or cured until used the Cutioura
Resolvent internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap externally. ]. W ADAMS
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BEST BLOOD PVRJFJER

/ nave used your Cuticura Remedies in sew.
eral cases of Eczema, Moist and Dry letter and
cured them all. Your Cuticura Resolyent so
lar as my supply allows me to test 1t, has in
my hands, exceeded In efficacy and efficiency
any Alternative compound tblood purifier have
ever made use of in an active practice of thirtv
years duration. EN- ECKER NJ IA
Jacksonville Pa "
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The Denver Exposition.

DENVER, May 2l.-The mineral exhibit of
the Denver exposition grows in mag.
n,licence. Every mineral produc.
ing state west of the Mississinni
VIII be represented by largely increased OK.
hio,ts over last year. Counties In Colorado
under in state laws have thus lar appropriated
100000 for collections.
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st. Louis Grooers' Exchange.

ST. Louis, May 2l.-The grocers ex-
change was formally inaugurated to-day.
There was a large attendance of wholesale
and retail grocers, and good number OF
were present. Speeches were made by the
president of the mcschants' exchange and
other prominent members. The sales by
wholesale TO retail grocers aggregated
$50 00O
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A Poor Game.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-The game between
Maurice DAILY and Eugene Carter was the
least interesting yet and with the exception
OF one brilliant fine cushion shot made by
Garter was devoid Of feature. Not more
tnan nifty persons were present. Daley
nor,S IS ea ,na a. hrst, PVT won by As
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New YonK closed its opium dens few
days ago. Chicago has therefore gone to
work vigorously in the same direction. 1t
ia great thing for Chicago that New York
doesn't determine to blow itself to atoms.
II would not be week thereafter before
Chicago would be dreary waste of ruins.
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DeserSe Death.

IANKroN, May 2l.--Seyeu Indians , I
Brule agency raped white girl ID years
old, last week. A deputy marshal leaves
here tonight to make arrests and bring Inc
parties here for trial. The penalty under
the United States law is death.
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The IT. Loais Grocers Have Organized
an Exchange.
And Other Happenings Far and Near
Burnt Their Fingers.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-Captain Rand
and Mate Thomas Fender, of the steamer
Tropic, have been indicted for carrying
men and munitions of war into Hayti.
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The MOodhmrn sale.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 2l.-Tae annual
sale of Mr.. Alexander Woodburn, of year.
lings, took place today. The weather was
bad, attendance large and bidding quite
spirited. Prices we're unsatisfactory.
Eighteen colts brought S9625, and fifteen
hIlies S6,l20, average price Sl65. The hest
price paid was for q chestnut colt by King
A lfonso, for 81 $50, j. T.. Kelly, New York
a bay colt by same, 81, 100, George Loril-
lard chestnut colt by Glenn Athol, $725
Dryer Brothers; bay colt by Lisbon, 81 300,
Dryer Brothers; chestnut colt by King Al
ionso, $500 J, I, Williams; chestnut colt
King Al fonso, SS0j, same; bay fiily by Pat
Malloy, $500 ID. ID. Withers.
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"a Common Insult ~

CHICAGO, May 2l.-Egan, ex-treasurer OF
the Irish Land league, touching the Va
ticans warning to the Irish clergy, said yea
terday: 81 can only look upon 1t in the
light o.! an insult to the common cause OF
the Irish people and so it will be regarded
in lreland.n
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Steamer Ashore.

BosroS, May 2l.-rlc steamer City Point,
Annapolis, Tor Boston, went ashore on the
bar off Ipswich this morning and will prob
ably be u total wreck. Her iorty-one pas.
sengers, together with her crew, were
rescued.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES

The half has not been told as IN tbo croo,
curative powers of the Cuticura Remedies /
have paid hundreds of dollars for meaicines tn
cure diseases of the blood and skin, and never
found anything yet equal The Cuticura Rom.
edles. CHAS. A. WILLIAMS,
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Special Noticcs.

s~NoTicE To OCCUPATION TAXPAYERS
Notice Is hereby given I, all persons or Arms
due an occupation to the state and county, tina,
the grand jury will meet Monday. May q. lss,
Respectfully c. B. GlLLEspiE,
Tax Collector Dallas County
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VIII Follow his Victim

CHICAGO, May 2l.-Anthony Connolly,
shot by Robert Bruce, alias Harry Curtis
last evening, died this afternoon. Bruce
was shot by Connolly at the same time and
Will probably die. '"
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring to change their ad-
vertisements or 10 insert new ones,
will confer a favor by handing their
sspJ into the business Office in the fore.
neon, in order that 1t may receive
proper attention.
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LANCASTER

LANCASTER, May 2l.--[Correspondence l.
Mr.. Jack Nance and family have been here
the past few day, visiting friends and rela.
On yesterday tho pulpit Of the NJ. L.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE

Your Cuticura Remedies outsell all other
'tomers and patients say that they have effected
cure In every instance, where other remedies
have failed. H. W BROCKWAy N n
Franklin Falls n f.
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marricd.
Iltetl.

ALDRlDGE--Sunday afternoon, Bama, infant
daughter OF Judge aud Mrs. q, n. Aldridge'
The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon
from the family Residence. corner HARDWOOD aud
Wood streets Tho llsRALo tenders It's con
dolence TO tho bcfeevod parents This tender
flower OF q faircr land mad scarce begun To Jif.
fuse Its fragrance gro It was plucked by the
the Now Jerusalem "
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NEWPORT, Il. l., May 2l.-The villa of
FArmen Rogers, of Philadelphia, was dam
aged by fire this morning to the extent of
$4,000.
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TEUsDAY, MAY &c. 1888.
INDICATIONS.

For the Gulf ststes-fair weather. winds
mostly nor,herly; stationary or higher temper
s,ire ami pre- sure.
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CUTICTRA RFSOI.vryT

Cutcura and Cuicura Soap sold everywhere.
Price: Cuticura. so cents and 81 per box. Cuti.
clra kesolvent VI per bottle. Cuticura soap.
% cents. Cuticura Shaving Soap. Is cents
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston
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lSAllrond Sauarillna.

LOUISVILLE, May 2i.-The Short Route
railroad company, which has franchise TO
lay track along the river mont
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.--Athletics, I; AL
lcghany,l.
n NEW YonK, May 2i.-Metropolitaus, 0
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Clnsing the breach.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-At meeting of ger
eral freight agents of lines belonging to
the east-bound pool this afternoon, Il long
step was taken towards healing the breach
between the roads and the board of trade
Resolutions were passed that the board
of trade be permitted to appoint
any man whom it may see tit to attend al
the companies to certify TO corrections oi
weights. The roads recede from the posi-.
ton that such supervising weiSher should
not be member of the board, The roads
also agree after resuming to furnish the
secretary ofthe board with daily statement
OF shipments of flour, grain and provisions
The roads, however declined to be repre-
scented on the board iill the latter body
shall concede arbitration between its mem
bers aud the trunk lines, as a voluntary
matter on both sides, by changing its rules
so that the board of arbitrators shalt not
necessarily be composed entirely of board
of trade men.
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HERE AND THERE.

HERE AND THERE.
The Captain and Nate OF an American
Steamer In Trouble.
A Terrific Boiler Explosion at Detroit
and the Damage.
A Storm on Lake Michigan Sends
Scores of Sailors
To their Long liome-Further Details
OF the Cyclones.
The 81. Loais GrOcers Have Organized
an Exchange.
Gould Still Amer the East Tennessee,
Virgitia a. Georgia.