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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-30
CfIttaacau al, 1.roI,I,,I,ian.

ST. LsU!s, ho, aug. ssLHOY. GRIP
IeRden is reported 70 be seriously con-
cideFing the question Of calling On ex-
ira session OF the legislation 70 either
amend the Downing Sunday law 80 as
20 make 1t apply 10 st. Louis or 20 pre-.
pare and submit . prohibition
amendment TO the constitution
. the nezt election. The Gov.
srnof, in an intetyieW, is reported a.
follows :"I am snIanti PIohibiticnist firm
Che sole of my feet TO the croWn of NY
head. but feel With the people OF the
state, that IL the law is to be deiied in
st. LOUIS, and l have 70 choose between
lawlessness and prohibition, / am pro-
'hibitiUnist. Under such proVocation
prohibition would carry by 50. 900 major
ity Ia ihe stEIe.ij
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She Followed Him.

I.E&yFEWoRT#, Is, Aqg. 23-Yalley
Falls. which vas tAe saena Of snieide
Iaat week has another IN recount. Young
George P0sey. whH committed suicide
for year or more had intimate rela-
lions with his brothers. wife, and on be-
ing discovered felt the shame and dis
grace so much that he determined To
end his life. The woman had fed 70
Trinidad. Col, and wanted the boy 20
follow. bit ghsH she learned of his
death returned Nirb lief k9sband, whd
bad gone after her, and on getting home
this ROFning took a dose Of strychnine
and ended her life. Considerable ex.
citement exists, and great sympathy is
felt for the husband. The woman cen
fesse'i before she died fO having tried "a
poison her husband q short time ago.
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A postal card received fron one OF
the members Of the Pan Handle survey
fng corps which left here some DAYS ego,
says the party IL encamped "a hundred
miles from nowhere" As soon IS the
latitude s6d IoagitHde Of lhs eamp 10
question arg computed the lacstion Of
WiOkita will cssee IN he geographical
mystery.
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A marine bicycle tested at Snrincfield

A marine bicycle tested at Springfield
resembles the roadster in only two par
tioulars. The rider being astride a
and working with hiG feet apd
hands. The water machine consists OF
two parallel beams about -four feet apart,
elch six inches deep aud eight inches
thick in the center, lspering TO the ends.
In the middle Is the saddle, and behind
that = mock wheel. The pedals turn two
cogs, one of which is at the end of an
iron rod connecting with an eight-inch
dcEev ~ the stern. Working the pedals
causes lively kqtteF !9?f the li:tle screw
and sends the craft alopg faster thsn q
man will ordinarily row aPieaspre boat
The craft, blowing along in msd,stream,
makes the rider looks very much AZ If
he were walking on the water.
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New York Iribunsi Tits IS good
news that comes from Kansas. To the
credit of that young western state be
it said that she does not propose to be
repGefed "bleedIng" by the blood of
prizefghteEs. Her attorney general
has announced has intention not only
by preventing Slade ADd Mitchell from
falling toul OF each o;her within the
borders OF Kansas. hut, in order thai
the fight may he nIpped in the bud and
the appearance OF evil avoided, Of for
bidding them even to tram on her soil
for that barbarOus sort of law-breaking.
If all our states and territories would
take an equally righteous staad i, would
not be long be1aFe lie prize fighter
would go.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-30

FLoUB Dull casy.
w4EAF-LOwer, No ard, u GI9I II; No
3 red, 96g9TIsc.
CORE-Siow, firm at A5Js +6zsc,
OATs-Higher; 26G2TISc.
ToRK- Slow; 81 %.
BAcOE-Qnief
Bulk MEAF-HomiRAl
LAhE-NnminaI
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A railroad conductor bet German, of
Quincy, ILL.,, that he could not pick up
100 eggs laid on the ground yard apart
inside of thirtY-fiVe minutes. The eggs
were to be picked up and deposited in a
basket, one at time, and The basket was
to remain stationary at the spot where
the first egg was placed. German
thought he had an easy walk over; but
the railroad man PLACED the eggs in a
straight line along the side of the depot
and tine basket at one end, so that Cor
man had to run up and down the line
with each egg separately. At the end of
twenty minutes he had picked up only
twenty-five of the eggs, and had TO give
up the contest. A local mathematician
figured up that it would take about six
miles of travel to pick up the 100 eggs
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sundEy DemOcrstiG newspapers iUsist
that the presidential candidate Of its
party shall not be taken from any state
that votes In October. All right. The
Republicans will not object They
merely iEsist that their candidate for the
presideiey sh4lF receive The majority Of
the'eiectoFsl EGtes Of the states dnat viii
vote IN November, 1884.
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Arsenic and qulnine ere NOT desfrable
commodities to carry around in ones
system And Is IL TO be hoped that the
poisonous ague remedies have had their
dsy. Ayers Ague Cure Is Q sure anti
dote toy the agqe. and al mslarial levers
and is perfectly harmless, leaving the
system IN - good condition az before
the disease Was contracted.
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=

New York TribHne: I Confederate
Esunion 10 Missouri is - be enliYeaed
by muslc frnm g regular army band. 4
few days ago 8 confederate reunion 10
Kentucky was held IN tents furnished
By the war department. 1t is time for
Jefferson DaYist to write another letter
70 show ttsS he at least is not recon-
struggled - -
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4 Eerest FIRE.

BAR HARRoRI Ne, Ahg. 2s.-An ex-
teasiVe forest Are has been raging be-
tween Zeal Cave aud Great Pond. ten
miles from Bar HarbOF on the western
side of the island. The fire has
burned over some two thousand
acres. A force OF 1900 men have sue
ceeded in surrounding the burning dis
trict. thEs pTeYeHting further damage
The Are p how 'beiRyed tn he nnder
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HEAVY HAHN IllfnoIa.

s4EREIsa, I'll, 4ng. ga ssyere
hail storm passed oyer this county shout
eight miles IRON here last evening.
The storm passed over . territory
seventeen miles long and ten miles
WIDE, and the loss 20 crops is approx
mated at $4,000.
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Autt,. Csse sef for Trial

PITTsBuRa, Aug. Se-The TRIAL of Jas
Mutt. the slayer OF Lyman Dukes, will
commence At Uniontown Thursday OF
next week. District Attorney jackson
and J0hH boyle will conduct the prose
etltion and W. H. Eayfogd epd A. D.
Boyd will be eouifsek for tina tissf4nse
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q Rere Ham atorm

CEIcAaoi Esg. 2s.$s s Joqtnsl James
vile. Wis. speeisi'esys! A furious hail
storm last night practically destroyed
The damage ia estimaisd ct fully ei6.
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a chInaman Nasarallasd !.

New YORK, Aug es-Hee Sing. =
Chinsmaa, sPpiied to-day for naturaliz-
alton papers As ile hsd taken out his
first papers in 1880 he dad not come un
der the operation act Of congress, 1882,
and bis application was granted.
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1--WE BTOCK.
COME 70 FL0RMA

COME TO Fe09taA
AND be, HapHy end PPosperouss
We VIII send full Iaformssion, On the r.
osapt Of tWo Letter stamps, to any address r.
speettng the Climate. soil and hSalek. hu1faoSa
opportunities, price Of lands. bet 1ecafions
proA0 OF growing small fruits aad VSTefa.
Dies. prices o. fene1ns and clearing. prices 81
efsnS 2. pseens lemon Hnes gasTss pinosp-
2teer nnrsefy ssRzt Dso4ts - 0ssake 3 row.
snlk. preHA oH popltry. bsee, 60; icoSE a,
kooasl gsoeeE.es. r.. Ae.i cost q board Gsd
COLoNEY. TALBOT 400.
Esta, ~ a.,,t, =, JeehsenFtle. Eia-
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.
sHE PhIsEs a TaApH oEnrKas

3HE PRISEs At TRADK CENTKRs
Eg
The Kansas City EAYe stosk AaTket IS Re
paTted especially for T9F DAIlS
NEWS esssy Aftssnaon by
ANDY j. SNYDER & CO.,
8Osslas "a end 9E Ezehsags BuiIdlnR
KANSAS CITY STOCK AIDS
at Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. Aug ..
Garlic eeeipts. f0a head; principally
eomHsh ana Medium, On witch the tnaTkst
u SLOW AID lover: good grades, steady.
Hoas-Reeslpts. $40 hesd; opeaed, steady /;
eaasiAg SLOW 1sc lower heavy. & 1904 IS /;
EIIxea, ~ 70 70 ~ IS; lights. IS Goa5 ~
NE Daily indicator FepsFts: wheat re-
esiPts - so4 bus; shEpmsnte. - So bus. /;
steady; No RED, cash safes At ssk6sse; No.
red. soft, cash sales as sos.
CoRN-Rsceipts, 2lsSs4 bus; shipments.
2, So bus /; weaker; No. mixed, cash sales.
%: 10 9. cash, isyfe bid; ga asked.
Z RYE-Fominai
BpTFKn-UneAaage.l
Ap-Uhchsnsed.
Eass- pnehanged.
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a seoreh IN : Ienber Y.r,..

WIILIAMsPoRT. Pa. Aug. 28-The
loss by fire in the lumber yards here
iast pight was fully $4,000. Fully in
cured.
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The blanks for the reminding bonds q
Lyon county arrived last aight FROM ST.
Louis.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug, ~.
HOGS RssefDts. 1909 heal; fairly Ectiys
arm: light, IS S0zS5 50; mixed pack ling. r e01
( ss; heavy packing and shipping. g O0SG 90
CATTLK- Receipts. R,4CD head; slow. weak /;
exports, 81 O0Gb6 So; good "a choice. s. 209
80; common to fair. 81 OOd8 90.
WHEAT-RRguisri easier 1t o. GO&< tor Aug.
Conn Easier; sic for Aug,
OAFs-F irm; 25s for Aug
RYK-56c.
Polk Qniet; 81 1875 for Aug.
LISE-Eirm! q SIX.
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THE RESCUED

were taken ashore and sent 10 their
homes; in tins city or PIT CT board the
steamer Christehah Tor 'the.F destination
up the river The injured and =iieal.
we're taken 10 the foot OF west Thirteenth
street where the entire ambulance force
had Eeep sIImMqneJ An rnspccessfgl
effort was made by ihe tlgs to taw t.e
wrecked hull 10 The Jersey shore but
was finally abandoned. The following
is the list Of those known To Ike killed or
injured: Mrs Julia St-ssen, aged "a, OF
TarrYtOwn, was thrown into the wafer
and drowned. Her grandson jumped
overheard AMI her aged husband was
pulled through the rear window of the
sinkiRG Loaf ly Tie crew Of the ting.
Th0nas lrtgs'agfl q, Of this city.
His body was fonnd WcdGed on the port
side Of the vessel His body was taken
To the morgns. where il was idehtified.
Mr.. Gregg was in the company Of an eK-
sea captain named Voorhees,, who escap-
ed with some difficulty, by means of =
raft he made out of benches.
These are the only ONES positively
knOWp 10 b5 last.
John GfeOat. a 1rsmkn, is InissiEg
and is belleyed 10 have been kjllSu.
II is feared Others, WhO haye not yet
been FepoFtsd, were also lost, byt their
number is not believed TO Is laFga.
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The city of Holton has 10 debt. We
had no idea that any town in Kansas
was 81 had Of for WateFWorks a. that.
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Boston wool AssEkst.

sesrSN, August "a
w"Ot-yery httle foing; Ohio and
PennsylFania extras, ss9ssci AichigaP
Heeess. ssH@slc; eqHhiRE delAine feeces,
ssd4se; unWasbei wool, 9sGssei California
wool. choice spring. 1aGa)e; pulled, 26assc.
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AfMA4n

sR. LouI9, Aug -.
Hoas-Reeeipts. $40 head; shipments.
J. 100 heaAi slow; Light. p a60s 80; saIzed.
= eoos 10; butcheFs. 3 so0s 20.
cAfTLE-Reeeipts. 1859 bead; setive.
stFonsaEi sons grades higher; experts, IS se@
Is; good 70 clsoiee. q SOS 10; Tsxana ana
ndiEn sbeers, s. zs64 g.
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q 80 liz q NEW IAN.

- FEELS LIKE 4 NEW MAN.
have had Dyspepsia, with Ccnstipa-
IaonY TWO years. and have tried ten different
kinds Of pills, end TUFTS are the drst
I9aS nave done me any good. They have
cleaned me- oot nicely. by appetite 10
nsVs n2rqI1l ERssRGeR, feel like q new
1za1E.55 2 n W.yD 8kl1kARDS, Palmyra, u.
sOl6sEtFi ~ o.. 0ace, Il atTiiaa5
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RMPORIA
TORPID BOWELS,
OlsekgEEE:p .LlyER,

From these sources sT1se afifSefourths OF
the diseases of the human rare These
sympt9ms Indicate their eIlstence: Los Of
APPeGGSt A0Nois ieettYe, Sick BEAD
ssass . ~ ~ ~ s1eer eAttRH, AySFstOn TO
Of HoOoS 4rrttehflIEy OF temper, How
spirits, A feeling % having neglected
some duty, Dlzxiness, B1uttsring at the
Ored UFans, CONsTIPXTTONs as,d az.
mand the use Of remedy that acts directly
On The Liver. Asa LIVER medicine TUFTS
EAHHfE5s2GEe no equal. Their action on the
k.65dheyS and skin q also Hrompt; removing
Al tn1puritfes through these three g seav.
sn1sE - TIE gYstSns" producing apps
se4p sH9 2 YigoFpla body. EPTT1 PILLS
eat9se no hEpseS Of Sr1pih8 h9r interfere
VIE 9siiZ w2Sk ara afe perfect
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on PAGEANC. NIGHr.

Ahothex remarkable spectacle viii be wit
Ee6aed: Ind eHEfts Pfod1ekd meyer beNore at
teMpted In A6y city OF the Worfd'
The perette VIII b the grandest In extent
Known IN the history OF mystic psRosntry
fhe costumes. all entirely new, were made
est sYcE Imported 20 TINS country. The IN
PARALLEL number OF forty TAblesu Floats viii
oe n nnes and Will be larger end more Inn
posing In construction thar ever hetsFs
Known. soma &C neepti.n 81 tie 6luazIik -
tontos the pageant nay be g!eaned fRola IS
net .tnAeupWAreD ofsth3r4e6n HunAP0St mes
eFo kupdred and Thrift horses. SIX bands. a7iu
six htn4red carried HEhes are fe1HIreq 70
place it aPcn tie street. = t'7' y
Nc advance will be made In tie uaual rata
tee 6ote! Accommodations, either Ia Bait
more or Warrington. visitors being enabled
o SOP In either csty, the Baltimore and Ohio
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ORIOLE FESTIVITIES

On the Electric Night, Lord Baltimore will
arrive In the haFbor Of Baltimore UPON one Of
the 4ne5t stesmees afost. snd which viii AIT.
orally be blahe of elecrriCGi fllutn ii alton
ThSROyeiSteaia Will De escorted Hp che har-
Dor ~ from sixty 20 eighty tug boats, fouE
abreast, sad eseh carrying electric i1s6tk "a
fire " pEks w great protusion will he dis.
CHARGED fFom special baFges stat1oRed foF
such purpose, aud the spectacle as . whole
will be an unprecedented one.
Arriving in the city. Lord Baltimore, hts
ConrtourB, Household and OHiesrs will be
escorted TO the City Hall by Q most novel
Military l-arade-a thousand soldiers cover
I'd with Electric Lights IN different eoIOrs I;
horses with electrical plHmes, and the whole
city presenting q scene simply indescribaIns
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FTFTY-MTNUTE TRAINS

betwesn the two cities. Trains rra a; ieas.
y HARPERss FERIsF III
y directly upon the itne q tAeB = @. vniv
nttle ever two hours TaR iron Bait2noFs
And ouS hour from Washington, The CID
John 6Towa Fort still stands: As an tha
.PeRades. displays and Psgeanss ct Baltimore
eake pIaeS e night. there viii be abundant
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OLD POINT COMFORT
FORTRESS LAdONRoR
Are sts one liket:es 81! from BAsslmbfs o.
8 sg ss sss ss g; IL FL
trieaI AID PyTossehnicaf display IN tie sarbo1
roe early he foIio.fsF mornin9 .sDsnd ne Az
and be bAsk IN Baltfnofe agsin briGht snd
Sasly on the morning Of tie hight OF the grsas
Aa0uNT VERNON
10 HSl1 TsSs q sp 1Ss sass'Es fSs
sssss s 20, ~ RolsiRE sas fvtaThiH dhFfs
- LuRAY CAVERNs,
The nest lannon's, Of All the snbtsrranean
days Eiss fro@ Wsshia eson or HsIsmore.
apeeal 1E9t 4xe1EH5on Trsins, mAkinE the
wSdeS 81 ~ Isd,os., hours e. the eaFsTns
Fieity,
AoHIEeT 0My
kysr assoc Of srsas Interest toSali, peysk
I2oka Mese beautiful 70 H6'ssA f6aefsi NOE
b Westher always the rule IN septemSsS.
The B. = O. is the only direct line froIa the
W. Vs. te washington, shd the oafy lins Tua
FIFTY-MTNUTE TRAINS
sETVzEH
Washington aud Baltimore.
No euch an opportunity for . visit 70 ths
mokt attractive centres 81 interest In the
East aad <olfh bas reea ozcred' forSyeaEs IS
GRAND TRIPLE TRAIN fRlr.
Write for fun details aud ali ihforrnatIen
. regardS slssDinE Car and other aecommo.
T. II. DEARBORN.
General EoEtsgessern Passenger Agent Bal-
amofe Ohio RAilrsad, s. Clari street
'e-s'. IN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-07
AN OPEN LETTER,

Certain parties have tried make appear that our
liberal scheme of presenting to the pubic three handsome
useful articles the 24h Of February gotten up for
the purpose of making money We wish state to the
public, most emphacay that any such statement direct or
implied, is untrue.
The articles in question are presented to our customers
in return for their liberal patronage and pledge word
that the CLOTHING CENTS furnishing GooDs sold by us
not only sold below former prices but have abso-
utely marked down entire stock of Clothing to Cosr
PRICE, and further pledge ourselves that one except
bonafde customer of the house. is entitled participate in
this great distribution of presents The public is benefited
by marking down process while we, the other hand
thus enabled by the realization of money from
large stock prepare articles for the coming Spring and
Summer Season. and thus exhibit in Dallas stock of Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods hereafter such will please the
most aesthetic and fastidous in price, style, quality
and quantity
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DItclied.

ST. Louis, Feb. Ca freight train ON the
Vandalia road encountered broken rail
near Mulberry Grove, Illinois, early yestcr.
day morning, and seven cars were ditched.
A few moments later the second section Of
the train following close behind, crashed
into the rear of the first section, smashing
the caboose to pieces, wrccking nineteen
cars of the two trains. One engine was
thrown across the track and the tender
dumped down steep embankmont. Fire.
man NcVade and one brakeman were
severely, though not seriously injured. The
second section was deralled, and the track
was not clear till late in the afternoon
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Marshall

MARSHALL, Feb. 6,-[Spcclal.l- W.
Wheatly waspresented with fine gold
watch and chain last night by his friends
aud employees in the blacksmith depart.
ment of the Texas & Pacific
The remains of John Stuart were fol-
lowed to the grave by large number of
friends. Members ofthe /. .. o. U. w,
and Knights OF Honor were out in full force
to do honor to the memory OF their late
brother. Rev. d. r. Davis performed the
religious services.
The weather has moderated little to-
day,
There are seventy boardcrs in the Bishop
Baptist college.
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will Get n Warm Reception.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb. G.-Adyioes
from Indian Territory are to the effect that
the lndians are greatly excited and stirred
up in regard to the threatened invasion of
Oklahoma by Payne and his followers.
rhey fear Payne's persistence will ulti.
mately force the government toa compro-
tory. Opinion is divided among leaders as
to whether the expulsion of the Invaders
ought to DO left wholly to the government,
or whether tho Indians ought not to assist
in driving them out. Should the latter bo
decided upon, the probabilities are that
biooiwill be split. General Pope's troops
are guarding the border, but SO far no cap
lures are reported, nor does Il seem 10 be
known whether any movement has yet been
made In the territory,
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HOSIERY, C0RSETS, ETC.

An assortment of Ladies' Hose full regular
made, IN great variety of stripes, AT S5c. and
soc; none are worth less than Soc. and some as
high as 76o -.
Children's Hose, half and full regular made,
large variety of stripe In stIes 10 So at 2Oc
worth SIC. and &c; ut S5c., worth csc. and
zoe.
special lot Of odd, and ends of Coysets,
soiled mistits and SAMPLES at Soc, &c. sLO0 and
II SO, worth fully double.
lot OF Cash's Rufliing lace edged IN \, ~
and IA inches wide, all for 25e dozen, worth
SOC, 75c and sl0Q,
lot of Silk Hakdkerchefs at S5c In fancy,
white and bordered, such as have been selling
at DOC.
Lot OF Knit Shawls at 50c., l 90 and sl.50
well worth again as much.
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onward! STILL ONWARD!
Some Of Our Bargains
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,

special lot Of Colored BrocaGed silk Vel.
vets at OI, worth s3, co.
lot of Black Goods, double width, fne quail.
", at 55o.. worth S5e.
Checked otriped and Figured Summer silks,
'exua quality fully worth 81, at 500.
a special lot Of fine All-Wooi and silk Dress
Goods, 46 inches wide, at sec, fully worth 81 %
:. An elegant lot of All-Wool. French Plaids, Al
inches wide. are again reduced to 75c originally
xl.N This Is the last chance ct them.
One 10! of silk Embroidered fine All-Wool
Twilled Dress Goods, Al inches wide, AT 81 'O0
We're sold at 81 so
a lot of All.wool Satin Striped "A inches wide
down TO St00 from 81 so.
A lot Of Brocaded Dreas Goods for 25c.; actual
~ worth Acc.
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DrNIsoE, Feb. 0,--ISpecial. Five weeks
ago H. II. Prubard, stone mason broke
his leg in Cnekopa, Kansas, came here, and
having found no friends, no work, no
money, took dose of morphine and nearly
died. DR.. Hanna pumped him ont. He Is
now on the road to recovery.
Frank Drake, Central yard master, was
badly beaten by some stranger, as was Bill
Allen.
Officer Simms arrested man answering
the description OF the man who robbed the
mail ut Sherman few days ago.
II is still cold and driEzling sleet every
where.
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A Young man employed as clerk on
Strand, made his second attempt at
suicide Sunday by poison. Prompt action
prevented It's accomplishment.
For the first time In years Galveston has
permitted this day, Shrove Tuesday to pass
by uncelebra,ed The merchants of this
city realize when to late, the folly ofsuch
course.
Kate King, alias Candy, and notorious
sporting character, attempted to suicide 10.
day by throwing herself from Lufkins
Sharl. She was rescued by prompt assist
ance and conveyed TO the hospital. She has
been drinking heavily for several days.
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To-day for the benefit of the school fund
SiD,oooi from collections, $4,000
Inc receipts at the treasury frv;n the sale
OF thepublic domain, $5l GOO.
ihe stoekmen'S convention was called to
oruer by the president, Hon, ]. 7. Miller,
OF GonEales. He sisted the object OF
the meeting, and said he hoped the COM
mntees appointed would report as soon as
possible, and that such suggestions be pre-.
sented TO the legislature as will induce the
passage OF laws for the protection of the
STOCK interest. The proper committees
We're appointed. Adjourned till 10 u. III,
Tomorrow
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
The American ItaIy.

Sr. Louis, Feb. 6.-The cold weather in
Texas continues, and Is reported to be the
severest experienced there in many years
The mercury, in some places in the north
orn part of the state, dropped to zcr5, and
rs low down rs Austin and San Antonio, il
fell to 10 above. Stock, particularly sheen,
is said to be suffering greatly throughout
the range country, and many thousand
head, 1t is said, have already died. Also
much suffering exists among the people,
they being totally unprepared for 80 severe
weather.