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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

T.srssi es.s,s market oonfinuesto climb
rsanssy Nr. A. J. Porter purchased Of W
n~c,s, ten sores Of ground located betEet
rr<.n sd ssB Jacinto streets. for t5i'p
A. ru-.ored thas tao Eh0iesals trns
= rersI..tins ~ ths ErCog b.9cf
- ufirt 90 bas cr-le1 -
- 80 lie oIher s-lNl.yD
-, rnnnrtd tbst s1rDe q TIE men.
- ri a. Hefttnof's Ercbe1fs are q
'----.irn fbat = slice a TIE block would
- - - ~ Frrhnrrs builllnE. but ne
,~.I1rirT o. the msmbsrs irTor Aiair o. IN
49, Hsn. KssleT and Tree, I'D :.
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- rrr,crnns On $50 aTeDue, -
- ~srr1s rns q rbe oIoest hon.es n
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80 A. r'rI rIrr. - . t.n11.1.'.s $3.50.
49,. -. ~ - 70 h. d1-a1e1 rprr
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26
The Trial of Rev. White

The Reverend Richard White, pastor OF
the Free Mission colorel Baptist church,
was arraigned for trial in the county court
yesterday, in answer to the charge OF living
in adultery withLzzie Thomas as set forth
on a true bill found by the last grand jury
The plea of the parson was to the effect
that while making pastoral calls he
was caught by chill while visiting
the woman. who was a member OF his flock,
and that he simply went to bed In her
house. She was tried short time on the
charge of adultery, and the jury assessed
her fine al 500, Lut she appealed the case,
have not returned their verdict.
He is editor of the Baptist Ban
ner, religious paper of his denomination,
devoted to scattering the seeds OF kindness
amongst humanity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

Hunts Remedy, its Many Merits.
THERE are no diseases more prevalent with,
perhaps, the exception of Consumption, in this
country than the Kidney and Liver complaints !;
and to-fiid q remedy that would ehectually re-
lieve them has long been the aim of many af-
ficted sufferers. Whether our habits as peo-
pie are conducive to these diseases, or whether
they may result from the popularity of our eli
mate, is beyond our comprehension, and is Of
little value since an efticacious remedy can be
had; but of one thing we sure, that the long
afflicted public will hail with JOY the specific
which has again and again proved its ability to
etfectually cope with and eradicate these dis
eases. The name of this medicine is Hunts
Remedy, and it is manufactured by the Hunts
Remedy Company of Providence. 1t is not often
that mention of Il patent medicine occurs in
these columns; but, when one comes under our
notice possessing such undoubted merits rs the
one of which we speak, we cannot refrain from
giving it the credit it deserves. 1t cures when
all other remedies fail as it acts directly on the
Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, restoring them all at
once to healthy action. 1t is sure to eradicate
all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Diabetes, Inconti-
nence, Retention of the Urine. 1t has wonder
full effect Oh Weakness or Pain in the Back
Sides, or Loins and has proved itself the most
reliable medicine extant for General Debility,
Female Diseases, Disturbed Sleep, Loss of Ape
tite, and all complaints of the Urino-Genital
Organs. Its efficacy in cases of that dreadful
scourge and insidious destroyer, Bright's Disease
of the Kidneys, has been remarkable; and, if its
merits rested on its success in coping with that
disease alone it would be worthy Of high rank as
public benofacto.. In all diseases Of the Liver,
as Bliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach and Costiyeness 1t quickly induces
that organ to healthy action, and removes the
causes at the same time. II is purely vegetable
In composition, being entirely free from all MGR
curial or mineral poisons, and possesses rare yr-
tues MS remedy for Heart Disease and Rheuwl-
tisn. We have neither time nor space 10 do THIS
medicine full justice; but the public can obtain
full particulars IN the shape Of pamphlets and
circulars by addressing n UNITS Remedy Company.
Providence. r. !. -Scicnflic Times.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

msyyAroRs GIBBS, of Dallas, and TERRELL
ofAustjp. deserve creditor being the hrst
who raised their voicts against the ra'lnca,
s,,n of The penitentiary lease. They mao
..uaied tine matter in all its bearings be-
sx. the legislature met, and they cohtih-
p.d 10 wage unrelenting war against the
I,ssnre until it was finally defeated.
Tue above compliment from the siitlnEs IS
we'd merited, and no one member deserves
NOR credit than sENAroE GiDL' loE I 90, -uo !,
o.~duI i eht against the whole sale lease Of
she pepitentiary system. Last summer IN
ms canvass he denounced the law III iOrce
,,.,,oitting such leases, and bitterly OPP
..,,ed ,his sinking ofresponsibility on the
~, Of the state. At that time the ieauins
ssily papers ofthe state published and rat
sssd his views. In his brief Legislative ca
r,.T ,be senator has shown himself capable
sFlsking well-defned positions on all I'm
-a,tsp, questions aud then sticking TO
El.euo
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

"a Bradlaueh was acquitted Of bias
nasmy in England the other day the English
relirionists had better try TO be more sue
oesa(ul in America. A fine opening pre-
,arts itself IN the New York legislature
Thai hodv does not think the Deity is
a. old as wicked Gotham In
amazing of the death oil
,he late Peer Cooper the resolutions be-
can. "Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God at the age of 3d.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

WoMEH are beginning TO TURF the taples
on the men at last Susan B. Anthony S
r.bors of hundred years.or so have not
been in vain. Anew York paper says that
sin New York city 10000 women MAINTAIN
themselves and their husbands by manual
Iahnr or brain WORK.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

You've DANIEL BOONE, great grandson
Of the explorer of old Kentucky, delivers
p.rcels for one of the great Broadway firms
of Rev York, on salary of $3.50 week.
-TExchange That. is much more thu n
Ais great grandfather ever made Killing
toons and bears.
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--~V
DAVIS estate
.n:n Nil n

JEFFERSON DAVIS estate of five hundred
acres at Besuvoir, Miss, is now devoted to
gvnpes and oranges. Not all sour grapes
He thinks the region along Mississippi
sound as warm and early as Florida, aid
far halter in every other.respect.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

THE HERALD has now number OF com
poaitors who have proven their metal by
demonstrating that they are uncorrup'eu
and incorruptible. They ask nothing TO
support them save what they honestly
e,,u by their daily labors. This is the true
thaory and the honest practice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

As advertisement now inserted IN every
u.uer in the world begins: "Are you MADE
miserable by indigestion, constipation diz.
Mss, loss of appetite or yellow SKIN r.
No we are made miserable by the little
boy who left the jewsharp tongue up IN
c,,, easy. velvet 'ined chair the other night
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

ACCORDING TO the last census the follow
ing is the population of some OF the north
vast Texas counties: Yoakum, ? persons;
Terry, 5; Lubbock, 5; Lamb, 4; Howard :;
anskIey. 5: Hale, 3; Gaines, .; Dawson, Z;
Cochran, S: Bailey, 3, and Andrews, b.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

S,NoE LADY FLORENCE DIXIE was preserV-
cd from assassination bya corset, some oil
our young men want to know ifit would be
the right thing for them to wear corsetS on
.be railroad that runs through desperate
land? Ofcorse-it would.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

WHEN man maries in Turkey he is not
slowed to see his wife for twenty-five days.
/Ihst must be delightful way to spend the
boneymoon.-[Gainesville Register.l- lit is'
his mother-in-law stays with his wife.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

Boz IYGERsoLL is preparing for Euro
pesn "trip this summer.-tExaminer'
Yea; he is getting old, and is shaky about
His belief; SO he is going to the torTid zone
10 scolimat, himself.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

A coRRBsr5YpE>r writing from Rio Jane
S,o saws that bdrla, caskets in that locality
are covered with h. ,ck, red, or violet mate
yial, bordered VITA gilt tinsel, giving them
ihs spuYrhtly air Of bonbon boxes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26
Admitted to the Bar

Henry Lathrop was admitted to the bar
yesterday aud the members OF the bar APP
pointed BY the court to examine him
touching his qualifications were very COM
D imentary to the young gentleman, VINO
was tWenty-one years old yesterday.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 200 pages, cloth
aud gilt binding, 30 cents; same in paper GOV
2b cents. Manhood 10 cents; Womanhood.
cents; pamphlet 0 cents, securely sealed, b
mail. Send money or postage stamps. Dr.
WHITTIER the great specialist, GIT ST. Charles
street. St Louis Mo.
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uIllinois man boxed his wiie's ears for
investing 50 IN lottery ticket. She went
10 her fathers home, and her ticket soon al
to- drew 5000
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

TnsRE are too many dogs running loose
abont the streets OF the city. Can't the
Sorce be cur-tailed and bowed with s.au'
lpfsr grief2
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CURE YOURSELF

DR.. Bohannsn Vegetable curative" Is war.
ranted TO permanently cure all forms Of sperma-
torfhea or Seminal Weakness General Debility,
ImpOtency, etc, and restores Lost Power and
brings back the Youthful Nlgor' Of those who
have destroyed Il by sexual excuses or evil
prscticeS IN from two 10 seven weeks time. This
remedy, which has been used By DR.. Bohanuan
I'm his private practire for over thirty years was
never known to fail In curing even the WOR L
CAsIS. Il gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect % those mlddle-ageH men
who feel a weakness beyond their years Its in
yigOrating properties are self at moe. lonnE
men suffering from the consequences OF that
dfeadfully destructive nabit Of Self buae can
use this medicine with the assurance II speedy
end PEkNANKNT cure. The patient gains
strength ana elasticity OF Spirits 81 once, 81 n
acts directly on the arts Affected e. q soothing
and healing tonic and anodyne 20 the reiared
seminal vesicles and irrifated ducts. importing
porer and tone and restoring them 10 their nef-
ufal state the same a. n the uaneful habit had
never been iDdulged in The iurrndients are
rimule productions Of nature-hsrf- rooa
herbs. etc. and are specific for the abOvs ais
eases.
81 Prica. Five Dollars. sent with fun dirrc
lions ~ any addresf. for sale cnly 81 Dr. q A.
Bobannsn's once. No. en- North FIffh street
h-fse. Wssbingf-n $50 I'D Green sIr-sf.
81. Louis No Established 1877.
- "A. ne -ifest- tteclal Diseases
which lives q clesr deincafiDn Of the nature.
sympi0ns, means 81 cure. ete.. u sYPHIt n.
SEMINAL WEAEEE-a, &c. sent FsEE 10
49, sdfress u--sr rrrrfrf 49, sfs-r
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26


The Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias adj
iouraed yesterday 70 meet in Austin thf
third Tuesday in April, 1884. The only
business for publication transacted was the
installation of officers elected on the second
dav. The committee on mileage and pei
diem made their report, and the ofhcers and
representatives we're paid the amounts dut
them.
Again last night was Mayors hall the
scene of "A festive occasion. Ana IL may oe
said that in every respect the grand Dan,
Duet given complimentary 10 the ura1 !,
Lodge OF Knights Of Pythias. by Cmur de
Leon Lodge No. 8, was a complete success.
Az about $50 O'Clock, the march struck up
and the several couples, numbering some
three hundred ladies' and gentlemen, nie1
into the supper room on the lhiru
floor. Here was a salon decorated with
fags wreathes and festoons OF appropriate
desi gns. and a dozen tables presided over
bv Mr.. II +. Aunspaugh, and spread WIN
the finest Wards and inspiring liquors tnaI
In due time flowed In amOer tide 20 cheer
mi NOT inebriate. The physical least
over the 1ow OF soul began, and some ell
oouent toasis were offered and responded
~ Never we're guests better cared Tor and
nsvar retgned enjoyment more supreme
Tbe feastipR was universal among resi-
dents here, In the expressed sentiments OF
ne Of the. speakers, that Many days.
would not elapse before We should sgaln
welcome such glorious knights" folio"-
ing is the
FsrnIinp Of ed snapper.
Hors DEuyre-
Bruised Pile De Beui. Espsgnoie
Remover
Oyster patties.
nelisneL
Horse radish. oelery. Young lettuce.
salsds
salmon. Cheten NayOnaise.
Cod dishes.
u,.iss ham. SMOKED Buffalo tgnE-e.
pos-f turkey, with curraui Jelly.
Corned besf
Pastry.
re1lv cates Gold oske Silver cake
pyrsnd q CONNECTIONS.
Lssy fnFen Aisg-ted sFOngea
Desert
L. fre.r- Crsnres. Apflles. hus-
Rsisius- c ne. Tea NH
Following uere the ioasts-
i.cro-.rns TIadrs Of the World '-I,-s
r,o--.s ~ j Z Aiersnd-f. o. fgrt Worn.
..cr.-1 L.1fr- Of Teras. ''-Eesp0nss By
G. I. n0f. Of Brenhsru-
-. r.So.-rrer't rsr 4 ff-E.sp0nss b.
n II WsIkar. 81 GsinesrIllf
p .i-ft,s T-rif.-rn .nk.r-Rssronss b. y
". aarars. q Ivler-
iio~- lrhn-diun'e IIodres f-Eesp0nss
t-p W--r 81 Galveston
me Fede-al Government. -iiesf'1ilas
b. Hon. uiir Nelocrn-
'.sTfIs siaie Government. -i-ssroilse ~
Hrr na-nest Chs. a. Dales-
The CITY tcTerrmeri- -t-e-rrA-- y
Hor- ~. II CsDeL
il--fs ri-rs. t'-resprrss VI Mai. J. =.
r-IIirsl. II tt.s Dn1ss Herald.
.lT~frrfstrir CtsritT suc ti-rf 80
-rr4rouss ~ Esttf .ctutl. q L'.lin,.
ne Lscles c4lsrt..@ ~ - Il -.
rr---~--1r ~ Hon. q y. eracs. - Bon
ssor- T.Tftinr Il.af- 7-istnn1inr. boEs-
49, rrf 80 nlenrsI
Wnrer 81 csre-ncriea. r. p Ausl1r1n-
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INVOICES -Er rrtrtrlt-- --rits-.r e. -
~ rtsfs ussrrlIrr. 20. 7ur-r-r- &C.,
80 49, -irIslrrr ~ rtnrra ~ ri IEE Irr.
- s-aevn5. - :.
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Noises in the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine. and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under their special advice and teatmenD will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found In 1t THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation FREQ. Thor
sis OF urine, IS co. Price of Vital RestS rstive,
So 90 bottle, or four imesthe quantity, SIC. 0s
sent to any address receipt OF price, or C. o. D.,
mo c. o. d. sent without 81 enclosed as guar.
antee), secure from observation, and In private
name If desired. by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 7l8 Olive street. St Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. Il. HOWELL. 4 BIO
Dallas, Texas.
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Ammt's 9enredy.
AVAILABLE MEDICINE.

Hunts Rcmedy,-its Many Merits.
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If you doubt, come to see us and we will
CURE YOU, or charge nothing! Write for par
ticulars and copy Of the little book Message
To the Unfortunate Suffering" Ask any drug.
gist as to our standing.
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Sold by All Druggists.
TEE GREAT ENGLISH.REMEDY

Is q never-failing cure
SfOr Nervous Debility,
Sexhausted vitality, Semi
5nal Weakness, Sper-
zmatorrhea, LO g T
MANHOOD impoten.
10y, Paralys, and all
1.-THE terrible effects OF
Itself Abuse. youthful
Afo lies 81 d excuses in
ymaturer years-such as
Gloss of Memory, Las.
4situde, Nocturnal Ennis
Ysion, Aversion to socie-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-01
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


Two Cars with Their Loads of Human Be
ings Overturned and Dragged Along the
Track of the Louisville & Nashville Air
Line Road Near st. LOuis-Upwards of
Thirty Persons seriously Injured.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. g.
The morning through train on the Air
Line from Louisville to this city, met with
a serious accident. The train had passed
BelleVille, and was within I've or six.miles
of East St. Louis, when a broken rail on
the track threw the two last coaches, that
is the passenger coach and the sleeper,
Louisville, from the track. The train was
running at the rate of thirty-five miles an
hour, and the two coaches were upset and
dragged some distance on the ground, when
the coupling parted and they were de-
tached from the forward part of the train.
Both coaches were full of passengers, and
the scenes presented Immediately af-
ter the accident were terrible In
the extreme. The passengers were
thrown violently forward and to the
side of the coaches, and were massed in
confused heap of mangled, bruised and
bleeding men, women and children. The,
interior fixtures of the coaches were broken
and torn to pieces by the violence of the
fall and served only to wound the unfoF-.
tunate people in the cars. The toward part
of the train was backed to the spot as soon
as the accident was discovered, and the
promptly and efficiently undertaken by the
railroad employees and the uninjured passen-
gers. Scarcely an occupant of either one of
the coaches escaped without cuts
and bruises, but the number of ia
talities was small to be al
most miraculous. The cars were literally
covered with blood, which was flowing pro-
fusely from cuts, and it was at first thought
that the loss Of life was very great. So far
as learned, only one person, gentleman
from Providence named Anthony, was
thought TO be- fatally injured. His
skull was crushed and cut SO badly as
to make his recovery almost impossible
The wounded were brought at once to
this city and medical aid was summoned.
A brakeman had his leg broken, several
passengers were injured internally and
many others were cut and bruised in
terrible manner.
At least thirty people suffered injuries
of various kinds and more or less severe in
the wrecking of the coaches. One woInanI
whose name could not be learned, had her
scalp torn almost entirely from hershead.
Fortunately most of the children were
taken from the debris with-eHly slight in
juries.' As one passenger remarked, it.was
simply wonderful that so many escaped.
Immediate death.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-01
A MANIAC'S FREAK.

A Man Considered ls a Harmless Crank
Embraces "a a,Ilsd-HOt Stove and is Liter
ally Roasted to Death-Hsurned TO Death
in the Woods
. r,GatE0qnii 9W1ARkEEroN, Mo-, oct. "a.
The citizens of this, place have tonight
witnessed o horrible spectacle. A man. by
the name Of KdefiGy, @h3 Was considered a
harmless crank, has been wandering
around town day or two, and this even
ing, as he was cold and wet, the authorities
locked him up in the large room adjoining
the jail, under the, Court-house. A good,
hot FIRE was burning in the coal stove, and
the JafIeF left him there and went to supper.
Some time afterward persons passing on the
street heard terrible cries in that direction,
and on going to ascertain the cause saw
Keeney standing up and bugging the red-hot
stove and hfs4 clothes ON fire. The door was
broken and the man snatched away as
quickly as possible, but too late TO save
him from a Terrible deaths The flesh from
his breast arms and face was literally
roasted Or. Kdmlach was called in and
pronounced the case hopeless. keeney IS
the same.man who was Knocked OH the rail-
road track at the Red Hill bridge last
spring and crippled. He was for some time
afterward quite rational, and no one
dreamed he was 50 insane as 70 walk into
the laws OF death in this fashion.
The excitement over the strange death Ok
Keeney has hardly died away before we
have a second. Daniel Ellie went 70 the
woods with his gun and it is supposed shot
himself. his clothes taking fire and his body
burning to ashes from the knees 70 the up
per part of the chest.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-01
CONpENSED TEIlEGRAMs.

- q
A MAN bitten by a cur dog at Des
Moines, Ia, got verdict for $225 damages
from the owner on the 26th. GA
LORD COLERIDGE addressed the 7 ale
students and was entertained by President
Porter on the 26th, FL
FRANCIS j. KELLY, the boy murderer
of r. T. Winett, at Rockford, Ind, has
been sentenced to fniprisonmenU for life. =
The Cpur, de Leon gold excitement
has reached sSalt Lake Oity,- and miners.
ure starting north to the new placer dig
gihgs. A g. 81 80
Two engines and twelve cars were
wrecked on the morning of the 26th at the
Fremont COZ depot of the Wheeling &
lake Erie Road; y .,a.rl s-tl9 sa.ye---
q Insurance CoNSfIssfoNER 1TARBox
Of Massachusetts has refused to reinstate
the United States Plate Glass Insurance
Company.
| z "A YOUNG woman named Jennie Metz
ger was assaulted at indianapolis the night
of the 26th by an unknown mansand woman
and dangerously cut a+4i
T DIR. A. j. LEITCH, of Mineral Bridge,
! O., on the 26th dropped lighted newspa-
per into gas well fifty feet deep and was
fRtally injured in the explosion which fol-
lowed. fr r-f -- l.s-s --
T THE trial, for hypothecating 2 pay ac-
counts, of Lieut., Gs E. -Hargons, ON the
| Fifth infantry; has resulted in assntence
Of one naontb's suspension from rank and
kconmand. I 2
DESIGNS have been invited, for the,
main building Of the WORLDS Industrial
Cotton Centennial Exposition at New Or
leans The building is to embrace. 1,OO0,-
~ -nrHA Il
+ THIRTY wells in the Allegheny, (Pa.,l
| oil field have stopped flowing, and this,
lit.is thought, foFteHs the collapse of the
New York oil field also. = - .iu-
Il WHAT is called the Overland, Tele7
] phone Company has been organized at Gin
cinnati, with 5000, 600 capital. It is under
stood to be branch of a New York com
pany. ..
! -FOUR THOUSAND unstamped Chinese
4 letters were discovered on. the 25th on the
steamer Toxic arriving in San Francisco.
1t is thought similar fraud is practiced in
sending unstannped letters to China.
\ II The Peoples Railway Company, of
Indianapolis, a concern organized with an
authorized capital of S175, 100000, has be-
gun suit against the Chicago Tines for
4 500, 900 for reflections on the company's
character.
ALEX. MITCHELL, the millionaire
i President of the Chicago, milwaukee, & St.
Paul Railroad, was rendered a grand recep-
4 tion by Milwaukeeans on the goth. in honor
Of his safe return from Europe. The MILL
tary turned out. -.te-}