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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08
The Camden Real Estate Sales.

The administrators sale OF the Cam
den property of David Overholts, de-
ceased, III. H. Farr, Admir-, came off
last Saturday according to notice in the
DEMOCRAT, Geo. Waggoner the auction
eer. The result was as follows:
nj No 0-U;hr Toun S1Oo Ok
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the
i Probate Court of Preble County, O.,
1 will offer for sale at .public auction,
On Saturday, March 10th, 1858,
between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock p.
M, upon the premises, the following
described real estate, situate in the
town of Eaton, County Of Preble, and
State of Ohio, to-wit:
out-Lot No. 5O4-appraised at $s44.33H
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the
purchase money CASH in hand, ne-
third in one year, and one-third in two
years from the day of sale, with go in
terest. The payments to be secured by
mortgage upon tue premises sold.
HENRY Fl. FAIR,
Admir- with will annexed of David
Overholts, deceased.
w. B. MARSH, Atty. [fcbS-ts
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08

The appraisement of the above pro-
perry was 100000! How is that for be-
ing ''poorly advertised" The fact of it
is, the solid business men of the county
take and read the DEMOCRAT. They al
ways find it full of intelligent news and
solid information. 1t is not made up of
wishy-washy neighborhood correspond
ence, that are only sought after by "soci-
ETY. snobs" that part their hair and names
in the middle. We therefore advise par
ties having land or personal property to
advertise, to take advantage of our ex-
tensive circulation among that class of
men who are always On the alert for bar
gains in administrators and public sales.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08

Madam Foy's Corsets, in white and
colored, all sizes. For sale at the Nam
moth Cheap Store.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08
Money to Loan.

Money to loan in sums to suit, allow
est current rates of interest, on II to
five years time. A number of valua-
Bile farms for sale. Also, town proper
ty in Eaton.
Office in Schlenker's building.
aug26 tQ NJ. l.. HOLT.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08

BRowN's IRON B1rTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indl-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made ty
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and trademark on wrapper.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08

TOR SALE BILL, POSTERS, Sc Z.
call at the DRMooRAT Office,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08

The no irs OF closing are as follows:
Going West -.-.-. 900 A, NJ.
Going South $3.50. ....... $1,000. -...-. 700 Z. NJ.
Dayton, via West Alexandria----.-..-.9:20 a. NJ.
Returning. arrive at Eaton..- ::----1:00 T. M.
Office open from ......- $685.. 600 A. NJ. to 500 P. M.
BENZ. NEAL, p. NJ.
N. B All persons having business with the of
flee hould be there In ample time before the clos
ing OF the mails. And especially those wishing
money orders, to be transmitted in the evening
mail, should obtain them by 5 O'Clock 2. M.
All Manuscript. when uusealed, will be charged
DOUBLE letter postage.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08
/, N. w EISH,
Nd H
BENZ. HUBBARD.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NO
n TARY PUBLIC.-Prompt attcn-
til IL given to business intrusted to
him. Oficein the 2dstory of Filbert's
block, northwest corner of Main and
Cherry streets, Eaton, o,
July %, 1873.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08
DEATHS.

TRACY-At her residence, in Eaton,
Feb. 2Sth, Mrs. Mary G. Tracy, aged rs
years, l month and 81 days.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08

Embroideries ever seen in Eaton and are
selling the same at very low prices
Mammoth Cheap Store.
Mr.. Nelson D. Wells of this place, ex-
hibited to US on Monday last the photo
graph of a wonderful invention in the
line of a fire escape for hotels or factor
les. The device has a large bucket at
tached and SO arranged as when the first
person descends the basket can be re-
turned quickly for others. 1t seem to
be a very plausible invention besides be-
ing a cheap one. Mr.. Wells has applied
for a patent.
There are protesting Christians in this
world, who if they get to heaven and see
one who had been a democrat on earth
inside the Pearly Gates, will run to the
Great King and say, "Father, why did
you permit him to come in here ?-his
presence destroys my emjoyment!' -
The Father will then no doubt say, 'tif
the presence of such an one in heaven
destroys your enjoyment, you had better
go to hell, thou hypocrite !"
In another column will be found the
advertisement of Walker Nugent, (suc-
cessors to J. W. "copper" where hereaf-
ter will be found a complete assortment
of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes,
at lowest prices for cash. Mrs. Walker
being a practical and experienced sales,
lady, and knowing the wants of the la.
dies, can offer the ladies of Eaton and
surrounding country special induce.
ments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
EsrsaglsHED isn
fslcg FIVE URETa

s'onels lssye been made. thew hlnhel N,
evidence showing 90 usinn nn the mart az
ne tuvenor w'th the sanhlnrS
~ that arp clreer e1 sr,rmA hld h,en
Z rhed hy IN rofse eami',,N'nne =. 10 M, !.
N~AA the p'hfr t.fee 60 irssi tntp,,sss
sum as cnnnivi,e a. ambllrg or tba
sale ol lottrry tNRets rhsv ty. .oseysr
mat the aporbenSian sHu t,.i natlon
"oie, tcetnt'N prrra8ed ihe ,nimui,itv AMI
'"n'd owntNpus,iuawa was NOT unreasonable
and fe',inmend sNe cfa1 ,ion q, ,he
pe'ca hoard Vn a ,hF rant pien iesm ina
Ne lent, q ss b msSg tt Gaofs li-c,iV. ant
temeNr y ~ oli cf'onS Svhici now preyail.
Vhe sixth Aunual nrAipg ~ ihe W,sirrn
commercial r,aytlsA asAlei aflon wns
n-ii 10 dHr. WITH Nar,,r atttvdanes.
hrports Il Nhe pms dent emit other allinars
snow TOE sssnciA,hn TO De
~ verv pruapsu,a. condition.
uslekston Ot iarhy proainast
hemhsrs Of ihu NerchWnts exchange was
NPpolhled 20 represent that Ursanix tliNr
ihc inloNtsF otliceN wyre eleste,l.
lfesldrnt, Isaac u. rrask; secretary and
t"a'ntrt john J, Gilmore, Wlth six wee.
persneots tndA h1ari OF ilreetcrs.
" MMNf spri river convention will be
N',u W. Washington February Fh.
ttNhht hFam hreVpv
1,iN0ly NE coal miners ofS Clair oouny,
Ntluo's' The men IN she Branderbtrref
MUS QWt EJgA on W0iuunt
W the Omploymeut of acme new
,N'l at waFvs mo- mtlafaetarv
10 'he Mtner's union, and Charles Neshit.
i"tSVthl pl the Miners union, au,i nnOlhst
Ug them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Nav YoRK, Dsc 22-Denyer & Rio
Grsnde, %. Houstoo & Texas Central 20:
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, % Is; Missouri
Pacific. % Ia; Texas Pacific, %.
Money 2to 2l-2; closing offered . l.2,
prime mercsn,lle papcr, 5to l.2; sterling
excl aass, u h, dull, i,st 80; sight 1884;
per cents ,Ol 3.s;4 l-1's, coupons, !, "a 6.s;
a., coupons, - 3'S. ..-....
Government strong; rsilways tlrm; state
securities more sotivr; Louis uua consolidst.
,,d sold Ai 80, Tennessee new. ~ o.s, 10
3s II; old, IS.
Sr,rS, Quiet and very irregular, although
~ we're spssms eotyity IN lev lead.
Iag .harps. In the early trading
- svilie a Nashvihe, Quincy, Western
u,,ht. tniOn Pacific were weak
snur d egun & Tran iconilnental, Grangcrs
/ .t,d i,.ukswAuna we're firm and after n
n'rlnck tue whole market weakened, hut by
NON The Narket xas frmer, under tbs
Id r ,hip of Ofegon q Ira sentimental and
+ q hnn ptcinc speculation was quiet until
b ne,r the close when Northwestern AMI 81.
/ 4 IA, weakened, selling down ~ 10 Ia and
iNll.2. respectively, the lowest prices OF The
dsy. and were weak This influenced ,h'
general market aud prices .ga'n declined
Oregon & TranssoRtit entail and Unioi
Pacific, however, we're hfm. In'
sensation Of the day wss tn'
drDp la Pullman palace brought about bl
the utual fumos Peop g in position Il
knox sav that " isa hsu' r - sod uoihipl
uo. A toe ollie, u. PA l'uah c,p'
pany ID Naa stated tut COMPANY uev,r du
a better huaiutss lhan now, that ils earn
ing, irom August ist TO D,oeuiber lst wer
$4,000 m1re thAn curing th, sane rerl)
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Fort WORM. Dee. ~ Il special. l-- The
c.,e Of tho sewer HANDS versus slustery q
oi Wsco, was decided to-day In
.ay. .rotth, laborers, tue court holding that
tn,u.ct c eyelard was Slattery's partner
There were 27j pupils IN attendance on
the public schools this wees.
There is great excitement In the city to-
nteht over the fact that five officers from
Nav Mexico are here with the ayowed in.
tention OF arresting and takiug back with
them Deputy United States Marshal jim
Courtright. who is accused OF numbering
Two Mexican rustlers some months ago, A
number OF COurtrights friends are
heavily armed and will back their
man 10 the death before hc will De taken
Courtright's lawyers advise him not tosub-
init TO arrest for II means murder at the
hands ola Mexican mob. The sentiment
uf tuis community is entirely with Court
ngnt at least 800 men would be Wllling 10
Hght m his defense. The only tear Is that
he will be- kidnapped, and the yiguence
aud nis Trends ls tXvrttd 10 the lull ~ pre-
vent THIS. COuurEm h.a proved hlmsoll
t.,r.,ss eud a.rhiI ,ilicrr tn this city, ana
ans friend, tr' therefore u, tut hytrt CLASS
sheriff Maddox aud trTtt dtputles leave
....,.ut. l,r A.luttuu TO arrest Bledsl y
Ilg. s.u aud Nugnt, who fatally wounded
~. 4. F.cklnlrs. night. The three men
were ,n.day p.rhug the streets OF Airing
t,n Aul rsyuyers sIsp ed around then
.I.l ,rrt word To the constable mat they
nat made up their minds 10 be tried jus
now. They are desperate men, but VII
| hayr to contend with officers VINO hhv'
neyery,t ialtered The sentiment at Al
/ liprton is altogether with Fiuklns' aud th
evidence thus tar indicates diaoolica
murder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Nrw YoRE, Dec. 22.-rhe New York
Mining and National Petroleum exchange
has voted in favor OF consolidating with the
New York Petroleum exchange. The lat
ter has also decided IN iayot ot consolldA
iiOn. Committees were appointed IRON
both exchanges 10 draw up plans for marg
ing.
The action OF Baron De Hardanor ngainst
the co lector VI the port Tor the
recovery OF alleged excessive duties
on quantity OF bone black
imported from Hamburg resulted In yer.
diet for plaintiff. The government con
tended that the material Is a fertilizer
subject TO rs per cent duty, but plaintiff
insisted that II was only animal bone BLACK
intended for the decodorEation IT sugar
Several lhousand dollars are Involved.
An attachment IN favor of n II. Clatlin
q 20, New York has been D., tod on d
caim OF 500 .UO0 against DonHri Gordon
tns insolyent Rochester dry IDS mer
chant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
A Glimpse at Speaker Carllsle's List OF
the Elect,
How lie Was lIarried by the Persistent
Place Seekers.
The Tribute to Texas Mr.. Wellborn's
Share.
Protection the Slogas Of the Comiug
Campaign.
A Democratic Roland for a Republican
oliver.
Ex-senator Spcno 'r Escapes Scaihless
and Sohemtng.
Miscellaneous Washington New, Items

WAsmSeroS Dec y Special The
first and second names on the WAYS aud
mean committee ar; Moyrson Of Iumuis.
aud Hurd, OF Ohio, two Of tbe strongest
representatives District tariff reform
The judiciary committee will hg beaded
by Tucker, Of Nirgiois, WITH Hammond, ut
Georgia next, aud Culbsrsou, OF Texas
third.
II Is alleged in political gosSio tonight
that in order to follow up the lo,anou md
Influences OF the 70 e that elected Usil sl,,
the policy OF the domcU'auo ptrty will be
to tnrn over the States ol Wls,o 'sin, IN
uot, Ohio aud Nevada AZ any rate, II is
not deemed difficult problem to secure In
the WIS, or east the Iory light votes
needed ia The next rlec oral caitga.
Wellborn viii either bs rhsifman Of tho
Indian anaiS crmmittee or have plaa.,
elsewhere ol qusl importance
Lauham Will be on the committee ou tn
ritorics
Tue postoni,e Of ta1do Grow, Johnson
county, has oHcn U.scon,tuud aud the
mail now roes 10 Joshua
sessions Rogers, OF Dallas, is here for the
! holidays,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

CmcAdo, Dso - iuis, Rlodgeti, IN the
Federal rour,, t,'dt iined he three lottery
agents irisd D,i,rc ! in tWo weeks ago s., o
each, lor using the msl1 the dissenina-
tionol lottery literature. These convictions
arr the litat under ihe Federal laws In this
state.
Mr.. II. ]. Mcdonald, son Of the premier Of
ihe Dominion Of CauAda, Just returned
irom danltoba, contends that The iseile OF
dissatisfaction In Manitoba mas been greatly
exaggerated iu the published siaements.
ine ieull0g IL conhned 10 n hwa tuneys,
and had no Significance whalever. The
latmiug class did havea efeSa lce against
he ra lro de bnt reduction OF rates which
Is sure TO occur, will probably alleviate the
leeIlnR on lhAi hcore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

KILDARE, Dec. p -lspeciAl-A young
man by the name OF Hicks, while trying TO
flag atrAiu at Galloway, eight miles east Of
here, yesterday, was knocked down by the
engine and bis foot caught under the wheels
and badly crushed.
A freight train ditched several cars three
miles east of Kildare this morning. The
engine is lying across the track; all trains
will be delayed several hour.
Pr, lessor A. J kower's school was closed
by speeches aud essays By the pupils, last
night. Never In the history OF our school
did the scholars acquit themselves wtih
such marked Improvement as last night.
They all did 80 well that the committee
could not decide who should have the
ntizas. but promised 10 put them on the
Christmas tree Monday night.
II B. Kinkade. county treasurer, and
Mrs. NJ. 4. Mercer, OF Linden, were mar
red Thursday evening. Colonel Ward
Taylor puts Major kinkade's age at 2ill
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Nfw ioeK, Dst. % The Marie Csri -
500 case Nn' consinuei ,o.1ay. Ia regard
'o'ht QUESTION ol the AGm ssibiluy % ses .
uere' ~ the rrporf Of President Pierce. of
too Atlantic K rarilo fa,lwHt u, Usp-
,rM Fiss - tht ,tuckh0ldsgs at mo meet.
l'S - loio, Rf'rte Dfisdt duuidsd me
urs' my RACES oi he repor' insdiuissiblc,
~ 'ho MISSOURI Pc tlo road leased ibn
Atlantic n P.cih0 rtai Nnteint 40 that
rerl1u ueutrat Fix nn crogs-
A'mhai'on, STATED that he had hren
treasurer ~ that read and alsn rretslrer
ol the AtRntc n psolic, Niter th. /. asa
OF the Missouri pao lll hsd baeIre teonted.
us treasurer BE- received aud pall on ali
m1heys,a Il ns seorehry kent the reuorda
ana generally acted ~ President p,erces
oh'e' ASSISTANT rsnecIally IA tue prcpara-
tinn ~ all reports,
The companies defendant IN the celia
hrs'td Dwight Ute inmraree case have do
cdrd "a rrsirt eaon and every I, tlnrI to col.
ltol poll, q ~ i,i part Of & en-, unii' nsaI
tAiued
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

EniAssrjlls, Dec q AIRS. Mary KoCr-
nor. huns tear iho city vas iOlud mn'-
d7rod IA ned tbs nOtaiug at 3 O'oloCs
Andrew h .crucr nas been arrested on sus,
piCiou.
kotrner, the daifyman, accused OF he
murirr ol nls wife ~ 3 O'Clock this morning
has had the reputation OF being cruel
passionate mar, who had lftqneu, quar-
rels with his VIE. y serdHy hr disputed
with her because she refused TO drink some
NIne he brought hume. lie arose at .;3i
o'clork this nuu ing aud With hired man,
Wampt, went tUthe stable 10 milk tue cpNs
sud prepare iUr the regular city I'M.
While WAmpt VAS mNkhs, kprrner rc
turned 10 the house and fifteen miuutts
later called Wanpi. WA found him by the
neu-sldc 1T hi~ dead " E.. IL is believed he
| iuund her II q i4e and In his rage st'uck
her with sucg at SOod or other weapon,
/ lie gives contradictory accounts ot III,
/ matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
NEWS By SPECIALS
he Fort in a Pcyer-Ccurlright the
Gauss.
Lacretia Borsla IL. Caught and Gagged
at Sau abjouiu.
AeSiIn-Ycry Interesting aud Important
Information.
An Imposing Faueral at Waco-The
Strike rhcrC.
Suieide at Houston sta War-Wreckt d
Gentleman.
Galveston. Bali Player, Practlelug
iOr the Browns.
mn - T.,,.s N.,I,,.. t.t.. s..,.... D .
Duh St Louis anher,- O,a,r Special



AUsTN, Dec, 2L-lsp,cal Charters
Hct NJ. a huffman lmplymuut CON.
uIny Fart Wu,l cam,a, stock, SjJoUo
Galveston imwoYtmeut com oauy capital
stock $500. object to furnish tie haroor
It Galveston wl,h btltvr dDvkaee, narb,r
0ac'hlies ald "a Deep water chauuri ul NOT
0Ss tDUu twenty hive feet no depth aud NOT
less rhar SuU ieet wide lJis provided thai
ils corporation may receive donations
uum rHiiroour, tLe stale ana the general
Vermont 10 pay y.st v! ltns luuuUl 10
ths works
Stale Engineer triton FURNISHES the FOL
jowiug mlomEtc Total preBee ui
roads IN the s bte GAS, number o ocomu,
uyts. GJ.; uumDer OF pcs cuger cars. 2Si,
rNurrss nsEgase ana hyiknt cars, II 1pD
From IptLras H. tne secretary ut sia.t's
Office the following Geutlenen nav bacu
rlrc rd 90 ht Vat,lclts; olot district.
St,rtiug Fish, .S.h district d, d Allison;
gtth district. Juun l. Gau, On tS uci. a
d. RuurV 40 election viii uCgur NJ pudaY
lu.tte So district 30 Il ] The vacancy caused
by the death OF Hon. Leo.
The ututuLuAfy uo,td this m1rniuC, at
The request ul ComCr \ Fam CONTRACTORS
Rusk priitenliary, allowed Them to take
0DO c,nvicls inste.u oi ,ODO Gs clnt'a tcd
ur on January lst, ia cJhSO qleroe oil tAeiI
inability 20 proCugu timber aud coal. Tue
nosfd deserves the right when ap
phcalion Is made for additional cuh
vi1,s IL the future to furnish such
,urce AS can DE suppl d "lth due regard 1,
| the interest OF the state tn charge vii
not be agreed to by the OOsri untd th'
contractors hsge presented the written con
! $ iut ut their lretrs.
/ Colonel Gulec was directed to make equit
tn.r arrangements With Colonel George "
uralt relative 10 buryius cjIylcs On hl
lAud.
iDs account fur machinery In the Rue
mi . amounting to Sli,5}s was approved
A t,uulsituu Tor S6l5 Nts issued Ia iav
pi A prut BtauHu, benz tue Oeiauce OF IN
tuurupratiou iur competing NuIk ats
! nuyiug machinery iJr Huntsville penitsl
] utrt.
Numh,r of couv.c.s on hani NJy,mhe
lJun--Rh,F, GSj; hun sg,llv, ,9j, care
iuuug November, H.; dIschnrStO, j3, pal
iuu.,, I deaths, q.
revenue paid 3, t,.dav Sil 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

HorroN. Dec. % Special This
morning Captain Alb,r. Ferry was found
dead In his bed at biz boarding house under
circumstances which led to the conclusion
tb,t ne committed suicide by taking NOR
mime. Captain Ferry was a native OF
Louisiana, ot French education, aud be-
ionred To a fine Old Louisiana family. Dur
inF line entire war he was prlva'e secretary
nj General Btauregard aud enjoyed the
nsrlect confidence OF that disunguished
Cnntrdeia ate commander. lie waaa highly
educated and accomplished gentleman
and ons of the thousands who, ruined by
war mad no resources 10 fall back upon.
lie attempted 10 make journalism his pro,
tssnon. but his retiring nature prevented
bim from pnshing forward and making
money by his pen, although he contributed
several valuable articles upon farming SUD
iscts notably sugar culture, Ia which ne
was N Theoretical expert For short time
lsst spriur be vas on the Houston fosl,
hn, l,it for larger fields, and only returned
~ Uou,tou few days ago AS he hau
Contracted the morphine habit II is po,ai
hie he took an overdose by mistake
iudre Befmudy, Of New Ofleass, a dt,lin'
snisbed relative OF the deceased viii have
Inc body dtctnuy inferred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
lYl.

KyLr Dec % SPECIAL TIE old Bays
list veteran, c $, Morfell, another one OF
the old rtxss veteran died aud was buried
here Yesterday evening. lie came TO Texas
IN 1855 and shared in the campaigns OF the
country against the lndians and Mexican
lie was 81 wears of age, lie Was pioneer
prepeGer, aud has Alsays been active in
opening up uuu developing the country. lie
occupied prominent place IN the Baptist
church and was an earnest advocate OF tdu.
cation, and tue pIONiuv popularity OF tie
school ~ ksie owes much u TITS II lueucv.
BY hi, request ne wss bnriei hear uy the
BAPTIST cuufch, aud on ine side ni Il LtXt ta
the kylr Baptist CehutCrN Sry ce hss
necn appoilted tor the sec"ud SnuuAy in
February, and ms Mr.. Mutrcl was an
earnest HJyocste ,f tcSrs missions aud
rexts schnrt Rev NJ V Smith, nt Btltob
aud Rev. + NJ. Ltw, % Brysn, wul be pies
eut. Aud represent the M on ana vducA
I tioua views pt ths deceased.
| lu- Cl,s.ng tXtTcis OF the kyle h'pl
srhoul rnnrd lsst night ~ gtand cUnct It
At,enGtd BY crowd"d house,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

OTTAWA, Ia. D,c.2'-ll, Z Giptrt a.
Ca graiu drulers, see reported to nave
.n1prnitd W. dsr thr pressure oi iudg.
mgid inf si1tO ne Orrliu cuuri today.
LWnlll ~ unsuoNn, bus u IA thought Will
Ir,ru 5000
Nav AlHNsY Ind, Dec. - -- Iorkn at &
Nlrh' aht, uN .nnd nave lhi ~, liabilities,
$1,000 ~ tl3Wb assets % unO
bhuM 1H DO 22.-N. Lopez & o..
nu0npntn, have nss'gued; usllels uu.
kunWu
lRUpN0 Dee - Notice hA, been given
lnr ciusius iudehu,triy the phhndrlpnia &
keaiiiug Coal ~ Ian cumrsny's . Ial mill
January Is, fhrrr huuCr Il men were
employed. Laus,, dulineas uf tho iron
trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

WACO. Dee. o. spread MR. Wtkc',
.i,so. pr. W. II. MilRes, mayor VI Veto.
d,datS n'o,ucE this mpiu,ng, aud had an
Inn, ,.tusiuneral aud ror''' 'h,' so s"onn.
me-, ,yebt wrs not ILtAi '.r. sae haVlhg
hs.n .rK ipr many munus :.
N.wton Lui,rd hnd t~0 otne' union
..,.,,,s sent 10 wotk IN the Et,ulber
pm,p sing 10 IN Tonight Aitefw'td uey
saving they pul red a, sv'e'. A.
Ne. were under tne luhu-noe ot hQuof'
'.,.,sr,a a. tue c s. sul, sslji "ni..' af1
luu.uuiln men,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

G,tvaros, D,c. 81 t'peo'al'l -Cspls n
t.,s ,,uor, fthv lighter MADDOX, Whnirll
,n,, ,le boli Ut tht stsm'nlp wv.s,r yrs.
/ rl.y. bfeaklng both les aS no Atu', "ss
h .,nsht ashore this moihins ani seut to
~. t,.,deuce. lie IL a pretty ohtitAl
r,.dl ton, ~, AZ Lh.tt
IN ioag,ud zeal uI praruuing tc ore
,n,,r nttrn m.. F'h he nsilii b'oSn
s',,' " e, romr n. IS ne ih .. ueSly'
',,.ni,.d sna tu- .lsytIs hoi lam liar with
,,,s u.nris' pla',
.,,,,,t tlth- uaihsr tn"p a'l ''nlng tne
tfbp ca = iUv.. s's htld 20 ohi oy Ne'
..,t,i,r h ,uttiuv iuiH ihnrhiht iot iVo9'a-
NM, tili o thv iEitef p'soe ti s'I.
U.s,x .eeted tat tai 6FeaA on the Ie1i'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Frank James--An Interesting Legal Point,
KANSAS CRY, Dec. 22-Judgo Hrekel,
Of the United States court will render a
decision January "a, upon the motion TO
deliver Frank James to bis bondsmen on
the ground that James 10 now in the hands
OF The state and that the Federal autEori.
tics can not take hlm until the disposAl ci
the state case Meanwhile James has been
released on S3,Ot0 bonds and viii pr, baby
pass the holidays at kearueN Missouri
The Times Jetlr'suu C,y sptciu re.
ports that Governor Crlttendeu has request
cd Senator Vet To Cunier uuUe
with the authorities Wsshtugtou and S,.
cure the suspens otol the Federal capita.
| till James answer, the vending iuuictmr
/ In Missouri The Cover ief states VI there
/ prosecutions are hanN hie and viii us con-
/ tinusd with Nlgof 4 the end l. r,Gohed,
| He holds TIA. the ,it Q nj this Wri' ia Qnrs
| tion will ba 10 denv tht right Of bail 10 ci,i'
/ zens OF state by as ac' ot the Federal GOV
ernmeut to whom mo ii .ht NRt guaranteed d
I Dy cor ! !lutOI