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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
st. Louis and Chicago.
The Only Line Running
} DAILY TRAINS
- From Cairo,
MAKING DIRECT CONVECTION
WITH
EASTERN LINES.

rlAixs LsAvE CARo:
SOB a IA. NJ ell,
Arriving 10 St Louie a.I5 am; Chicago, 30 p. IN
Connecting al odin and 8hinghsn for Cine,p
natl, Louisville, Indiana polls and points Rsst,
Ia IS d. N. Fast St. Louis and
Wssteii Hxpress.
Arriving in st. Louie s.5f. N, and oonnsetina
for Gil points West.
3 As pm. Fast Express.
PSI a. Louis And Chicago, arriving Ut At. Leuis
to:N y m, and Chiesgo 7:SO an
800 pm. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving ct Cincil 200 an; Louisville SIS
an; Irdianapolis &:05 an. Passengers sy
thts train reach the above points l q 10 80
HOURS In advance OF any other route.
~Ths S:D D. M express has PCLLMAS
SLEEPING CAR Cairo TO Cincinnati, without
changes, and through slesperp to u. Louis sut
Ctieago.
FaAt Time East.
passengers sfp points Without any dsI.y
caused BY sendsy intervening The Saturday amer.
Nsoa train ftou Cairo arrives In nsw York Monday
soraiug at 1898. Thir,y-six hours In sAvsncs Of
~ other route.
kH-Ror through tickets and further iniorns Sion,
0nly o. IlliAois Central Rs'lroad Depot, Cairo.
J. Il. JONES, Ticket Agent.
All. HANSON Gen. Paes. Agent. Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-01
N bDARBYS
PRoPHYLAcTIC
$a FLUID.
FLUID.
For Scarlet and
Typhoid Ysvsrs.
FDiphtheria. sslis
walton. Ulcsrstsd
Sore Throat, Small
POx. Measles. and
- 81
Gradicates
xAlAa,A.
a Household Article for Unf5essal
|. III X. Family Use.

al Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting 90
the Sick should ne Il freely. Scarlet Fever has
ased YELLOW Fever has been cured with il after
siask yomit had taken place. Tho worst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

bruf, y1o leio eS mir tbut, CO la8en SIT
miiiien, tann i6 Sbnen bod lttdt oerbeD@
len, oaB i0 jeit leBter 53ett erlites WflB7
trauer 9egcll ieneS Wanles GbrenDaftt8z
felt bege. 8ielleid)t tbue i0 ibnt llnredt,
llno bolfs e5 iogar aniridtt8; abet penn
id) ein 10 id6nes Wt1o6en, lpie S6re Sndlz
ter, 81 6eidilBen gcbabt bate, 10 ipltroe lb
lie jorgfGltiaft ldon por icl1er1 8iIdert 9e@
Diltet bnben."
v8arot, sic glou6en bod nidt cttpa.
oaB ct lie entfiibrt Bot 2" rtef Der Oottor.
SD lage gar nidtS, bis i'd Bttpetle
babe" eItgegnetc ieucr. yGommen sic,
laiien Sic lltS gcDclt; id belfe Sbnen lie
lltd)el1, SD lperDc ni0t ruben, bis 68e@
ful1peu it,"
0amit Legte er beu Nrm oeS bebelben
9oftors in Den ietnen unO 3og i'm fa1t aus
Dem 3immcr,
vNpDin gebeufcn Sic 3uerlt ,3u geben?"
traQte Der 0oftor, ben ale Strait gum 0all@
Ocln INN 9enfen perluilen 81 Daben ldteil,
II cine neue Qlng1t Don ibnl 8eiiB genomz
men bate.
vIad) Dem 8abnbof", Gautete Die N1tz
mort, .DgSie iD ieDe, itcDt S6r 98agell Dor
Der 36iir."
@lei6 barauf ioBen betoe nebet einanoer
in benz letdten 0oftorpagen lIrO routen
Dem 8abn6of gu.
Shirt 2idteubcrg bo6 ru6ig bet !&opf
nm folgte ib1en nit ben 9lifCn Die StraBe
eltl0lg. Gr bate nou i0rcm l%Nitigen, BATH
9e1lillterten OejprGh genlg BeDort, I'm oclt
33tped iDrcr 99anoerung 5t %fenlclt, llno CT
ladclte, ais Ell oaran 0at1tc, ipie i0lau ct
ie bctrogen bate, unb iDte frlu1tloS ibre
9ia6forl1ungeu lcin ipiirDeu.
(Sorticsun8.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

~
9oftor G~eintpalbS namenloier S6red,
ais er an folgerOel Utor9en nad 6aule
fam uno 3tnoa ucrmtBte, mag 1td let0ter
poritellen ais beiGrelben lalle1. &inDa'S
freimtllige @ntbiillung i5rer @efiib!c am
geltrigen Sage, un0 iDre 0lllfl eligfelt llber
bic QBcnDuig, lpelde Die Ottge genomnlcn
battcu, l0lollen Dit WtDglidtctt Doufomz
men aus, ouB ibre NbpeicnDett Da9 Nert
iDre5 ei9encn MilIenS bate lcin tOnneH;
llno ber 0ebnnte, baB Der Wfanl, iDel6eln
ct lie 10 unbeiDrgt olluertraIt bate, tic oil
cile1 anoern Srt, oils inter Dn5 Dad iDre5
longiGDrigen SeiOllgcrS gebrd0t bdbc1
t0nutc, iuDllte feilen Jtnum III i'm ftllDen.
Geine Sdritte maren 3uerit Dem Hotel dc
Rome 3%HeelDcnoet. Die Qllttport, lpciCDe
er oort tmpfiug, %laltete, Der Oraf Jet be-
rcitS icit meDrercn 3a9en ab&pcleno nlo
nod ui0t 5lrildgefcbrt. gSaS Nun? $50
IDutc Ct ieBt lud)en? Gctl 3meifel, aud
Der 0raf mar perl6lpun0cn.
ST. elite St ieinem 8rlDer, I'm bon bic
lem 81 t0ren, Oh CT Don octn 0raFcn etlp15
gtDDrt babe; DO0 nit chen 10 ,Dcni9 Grtolg.
Sctn udtltc5 3iel lpar Qltcnbofcn5 9SOh>
ult1q. Ser 8nrnn lpnr ebell nad Dem G0>
iilo qcodl10eu. 0oftor J%teinlpaIO folgte
linn bortbin.
Shirt 9idten6crg 1aB ge~laiien nebe1 Qlz
telbofcn' an eiltem Der groBen 8ogenfenltcr.
st las MlImcrfiam in elmer 3cttulg uno
bob bel 0e5 Ooftor5 gldbertreten Den 8ltd
uidt Don Dem 8latt. Nud 8aron Mltenz
bpfci1 bate cine 3eitung III Der 9aro,
bprd)te aber auf Die Wtilttdr1lu1tt, lpelde
ntdJt meit baDpn lptelte un0 geodnptt Der>
ubertontc.
u2icber Qlten6ofen, per3et6en Sic, iagte
0ottOr 0cinipalO baltig,. uib babe aber EN-
@ort nit Sbnen 5u reoel1. Sontlet1 Ste
mir einigc Wtinuten i1enfen?"
Slit 8ergnilgen", anttportete oer 9telltes
nont ii6 erbebeno. p2lber mas 1T mt
Sbnen sic ie6en OrOentli6 per1tort
aus 2"
Stir lit audi, als miiBte i6 ipa0nitr1tt9
tperOen uor Nn0it," logte Der 0Dttor. DGtll7
Da, meine 2loDptiptodter, lit perloren, tDe1
u~iQitcns lit lie perl6pul1oell, tie 1T lltOf
nah 6artle gefonmcn urD 0raf JtDllt mar
bel iDr."
u98ie! g8oQeu sic 6ornit iageu, Der
WtcnlO lei nit ibr D~urdgegdl19en!" rtef
Baron 2ltenbpfeit.
Stein, oQs ntht," entoe0nete 9tetntpalD,
,obqleid i0 nod ntdt lpeiB, mas tb Ddoon
0etIten 1Du. 2Stl IDultl 9tlIet1 ~ ~ ""O
ais mir beretts inn Coupe CUR 9etrnfa9rt ,a7
Zen, traf ct inns. 0urd eitelt ui'8lndltz
den 3ufau blieb ib 5uriid. ga ta tDn
obcr Bel Xir6o im Coupe mlBte, mar Id) De7
ru6igt iber lie ur1o telegrop9lrte tDr III ole1
lem Sinne. Wtit Dem Na6t5ug lolgte 49,
unp ais i1 bellte Wtorgen 81 6aule e@tlltrctte.
erfabre i'd, oaB man peDer BON tbr nod pom
Dem @raf EN- ctipaS geb0rt ooer 9elebet1 pat.
g9as fam, ibuen sugeitoBen letn Jteoel'
sic, mas oenfen Sie?"
vDoftor," iagte 2lten9ofen nit yfadz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

bofeit llu1ber, fllhr mad Birmingham, 0urd)s
torldte bic, QQrfS uu0 Yromelnoen BON
9onobu = 2tle8 uMlonit. I'm ni0t 10
bolb III GelOUerlegenbeit 81 tonlnnel, lpobnte
lno lebte CT 9al5 ldlcd)t, oanit lcine Ba0r7
lntttel mo4ltblt melt rcldten tnpeb nel9telr
lie bereitS ibrem @noe 81, nbne DAP CT nod
et&paS lber 6crmine ausfin0ig gemaht
bate.
GuneS Cages, ais er tpieber, in dlBeriter
acknowledgements, ben 8abnboi Der
Weltba6n ouf9eiu0t Bate, trot Gin gut Ges
t%ieloeter, gan3 nnpero0dtt9 ou9leDel0er
W}onn in g~ciferen 3Qbren an i'm beran,
r5tr," lpra0 Dleicr b0fli6tt, I'D bite
nm 8er3et9ung, 0uB iO Sic nnrcoe! SD
lcOe Sic bier 3lln prltten pber nlerten Uiale.
@ebt cS S6nen piellei0t - mje mir?"
Semnlcr mar 0urd Die Dlteren 6ebl>
lDldge leiner 0ehilbunDen leDr Gcneigt,
3lltr0uen sN Nnbern 3u i0lten,
9a5 A0elS Iroltloier ld)lpebt i0ncn imnter
AlT Der 3ungc. 81 iiberbli6tc ocn Gpre2
der, !lidtS al beMlclben erlpeGtc 2lrglpoDn.
"9Stc Sbnen?" crDtbertc CT in gltcm,
ettp0S pcrbem G!l0lil6. r00S bciBt-?"
p0a5 DelBt, iD luc0c SenanD...."
vlS05 ntd l1eil 1Yall it,"
rllro fam i'm ni0t IInoen."
rS0 audi ntd)t,"
r5db tabe lett J8oNen i6on ale 8infel
Der 0ouptltNbt ner9eblih abgclu0t."
D0elpiB ni0t ueDr ais i0," meinte
Gemi1(cr.
v@ielttidt f0nlren mir einanber ettpo5
ellen" llbr Der critic Sprcber fort. rS0
lll0e cile 6rau."
>ourtfebun9 foIQt)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

nent geheilt durch Heilmittel. Welche sich durch
cine ViersiGjehgige Special FT@cis ais
pr0bat erWieSen haben. SamenSclWache, nacht-
liche ErgiesSungen. Pusteln i'm Gesicht, verIo-
rene EIanneskraft werden pOsitiy geheilt. Klein
Experimentation. Das richtige Heilmittel
Wird SOfort in jedem Falle angewaRdt. Consul
t~atiOnen, persGnIich oder b~rieflicIl, streng con-
1dentiell. Medizinen per Post und per Express
versandt. Keine Zeichen auf den Packeten,
welche auf Infalt oder Sender schlieSsen lasSen.
oiee-stpnaan: 9 thr Eorgens bis z uhg Attends.
sonasags Won 10 bis u uhr &ttsgs.
JAMES WINE Of HOPS, R Dss, Dsst' a a,s jsttt
tel fir NeryenschWache. verlOrenc Energie,
JugendtllOrheiten, schleichende krankheiten,
und Observation-Disclosures. Sl.OO perQuartfsasche,
secls Flaschen fir $500.
JAMES NER VINE PiiLEN, ,s z1sa 1"s Tss.
zeln und Krautern. Sic wirken vie elm Wunder
auR das entkriftete NerVen-System, starken die
geSchIechtIiclen Organe und entfernen radikal
und permanent allie unmittelbaren und Veraltc-
ten FOlgen ersch0pfter Lebenskraft. herv0rge-
rufen durch Th0rheiten oder ExcesSe. S1.OO
per Box, sechs BOxen fir $500. Per Post
versandt gegen Empfang des Presses.
DIR. JAMES, No. 2O4WaShingtOnS st. Chicago, iii.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
James Medical Institute

lvom State Illinois Zu dem
Gusdriicklichen Xwecke pri-
vilegirt I'M SOfortige Hilfe in
chrOnischen, geheimen
und BlaSen Krankheiten Zu
gehen. Tripper und Syphi1
lisin allen illren verWickeltenl
Former, sOwie Haut- und
Blut Krankheften werden
nrnnnnnk nnlinhnrt md nnrnnn-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
GALVESTON.
The Harbor Improvement Bonds Floated-
The Irish Widows and Orphans Fund
NaaHIv Summary.

The Harbor Improvement Bonds Floated-
The Irish Widows and Orphans Fund
Weekly Summary,
GALVESTON, May 26.-[Special.] = City
Treasurer Runge and Mr.. George, Sealey
this morning in two hours disposed OF the
per cent. bonds issued by the city to aid
in harbor improvement. The entire $780,
600 was taken by number OF business men
at par. The money is now ready ior the
limited States government engineer ana
will be paid on demand. Colonel MansheId
states this will enable him to carry on the
work until the meeting of the next con-
gress. when it is hoped another appropria-
zion will be made available to carry the
work tn completion. The ease with which
bonds we're placed speaks well tor the con-
fidence OF Galveston capitalists in harbor
Improvement and also in the financial con-
dition Of the city. ,- IA.
Some patriotic Irishmen in this city
have offset the celebration OF the queen
birthday by collecting about sISo 70 DC LOT,
warded 10 the lord mayor at Dublin, VINO
will be requested to distribute the same,
with the aid of committee, amongst the
mothers. wives and children of the victims
of finformer Carey's conspiracy. The mon
ey will be forwarded Monday.
Oscar Farrish's condition is the same as
has been for several days.
The report Of DR.. Watts death is errone,
ous. He is in excellent health and Will
soon return to Galveston and resume his
Real estate transfers filed for record dur
ing the week amount to $23 116, Deaths
during the same period, %; ten adults and
ten children.
Rev. J. Malone, OF Dallas. is In the city.
Mr.. Benton says he will be IN Dallas
tomorrow night TO arrange for the band
tournament.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
WACO.
Death of Minlster-A Fire-War Among
| the Gamblers-Court Notes.

Death of a Minister-A FIre-War Among
the Gamblers-Court Notes.
Waco. May 26.-[Special.-Rev. j, B. AL
lison, presiding elder of Waco district a
prominent divine OF the Methodist confer
once, died last night at Up. m. at West
station. The remains were brought here
This morning and buried this evening with
imposing ceremonies, Masons and preach
ers of the district participating in it.
A fire at o'clock this afternoon destroyed
the stables and outbulldings of the resi-
dences of M. N. Rosenthal and Mrs. Foun-
tain Jones, on Austin street. The alarm
created unusual excitement, as the fire oc-
CURED in the finest residence part of the
city. The damage by loss of barns and con-
tents is some $500. Rosenthal is fully
insured. The fruit orchards ON both prem
lses sustained severe damage.
A war broke out among some OF the
gamblers fraternity this afternoon. Pis-
tolls and knives figured conspicuously in
the row. One Bud Franks had his head
badly cut by a blow from heavy six
shooter. Several parties will be arrested.
In the district court to-day r. r. Logan,
in a suit of trespass to try the title to land
against. A. 81. Wynn, was given verdict
for the land
Jerry Williams, the horse thief, was cap
tured at Hubbard City, and brought in and
jailed tonight.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
The Nashville Drill,

NASHVILLE, May 26.-In the competi-
tive drill to-day the following prizes were
awarded by Major John Z. Tiernan Of the
United States army: Infantry drill-Mobile
Rifles, first, 81 600; Crescent Rifles, second,
81, 600; Treadwsy Rifles, third, $500. The
score was as follows: out Of a possible ten
the Mobile Rifles scored 9.26; the Crescent
Rifles, New Orleans, 9 IA; the Treadways,
St. louis, SS6; the Houston Light Guards
s 10, and the Lawrence Light Infantry, u
Boston, Massachusetts,, GA. The artillery
score was out Of possible ten
Battery c., Louisiana field lery, ,955; Bat
tery B. Louisiana. field artillery, 9l5; Bat
tery c. Alabama, state artillery, s02; Nash
vile Light artillery; New Orleans, sol
Burns artillery, Nashville 7.Ol. Frank J
Badger, OF the Crescent Rifles, took frs
prize cup, for the best drilled man and VII
liam Reizer the second prize cup. Th'
Ecborns band, Of Louisville, took the frs
| fkl .OOO) prize and the Postelth waite banS
Of 81 Louis the second. The drum corp
Of Decorah, Louisiana took the gold headet
drum-sticks. People generally are salts
| fed at the result.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
CLEBURN

ImprOvements-PersOn Returned - Ben
Butler HOnored With an Invitation-Etc.
CLEBURNE, May 8.-[Special l-Some OF
the streets adjacent to the square are being
overlaid with gravel. In few more
months hardly ~frame building will be left
on the square, their places to be filled with
commodious brick,
r. J. Lawson is at the CleBurns house.
A'C, Scurlook, who has been on the edi-
torial excursion to Monterey, Mexico, re-
turns pleased with his trip.
Ben Butler, governor of Massachusetts.
has been urgently invited to attend and de-
liver an address at the union of Parsons
brigade In Alvarado, on August I'd next.
Midlothian is anxiously asking that the
Dallas and Cleburne telephone line be built
via that place, thence to Waxahachie.
Most of the farmers with whom your cor.
respondent has communicated are encou--
aged with the prospects for bountiful crops
in this section
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
NJ KINNEY.
Personal and Social Notes.-The Great Re-
union

persouaI and Social Notes.-The Great Re-
union.
McKrsEEY, May 26.-[Special. Hon.
WI Cayen, member Of the legislature
from Harrison county, was visiting friends
in the city this week.
Mrs. Rattan, widow Of John d. Rattan,
well known 70 the people OF this county,
and Miss Barts Stevens, OF Greenville. are
visiting the family Of our popular news
Miss Alice Rsines, one OF the bellies Of
the thriving city OF Mineral Wells. is
guest Of Mrs. Bement, ct the FoOts house.
A Hobart, one Of the capitalists Of JET
fsrsop. IL m our city prospecting.
NJ. Curtis. national bank examiner, q
gentleman and scholar, but who makes u
bis business 70 pry into other peoples busi-
ness was d town this week. examining The
books OF tie Collin county bank. He found
Them sll correct
Tbe eT- CODfederates Of the Old Volunteer
state met to-day. appointed committees
end resolved 20 join In the reunion 10 be
held here on the eth. The citizens are
Alive 70 the magnitude Of the occasion;
grounds hsvs been ssiscied, con
trisutiOns are heersiy made
~ spo ,,eeliBr grS-' sre a.,ssIinr. The vsrioa.
committees met today and reported fns
DsfgD,- I.drs Eo. q. Knights q.
pvtfi.s. eve \ f.irrc ard bal here on The
AIN Er1ensire nrraueemeuts have teeI
ruads fcr the occaHon Visitors from Dal
lss and otber poinis s-s srpscisd and vi
Coio7sI II n. Censutsou. formerly Z
nsrnbsr q he bsr bs-s. bu; Bov locsted q
Colo-sdo Cily. y IN ne cty gresfing hii
~~.nrI~ f~1rrrs
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
FORT WORTH,

Not a Messenger of Peace--Elaborate
Preparations for the Theatrical Season.
SwindIers ana a Thief Arrested,
FoRT WORTH, May 26.-[speciall-The
waif found at the depot is likely to cause
trouble and shooting match. Irate rela-
tives are in arms.
Max Elser, manager of the opera house
returned from New York to-day, where he
arranged with Booth, Mccullough, Mary
Anderson and Mckee Rankin for several
nights. The opera house will be opened
with a grand gala week in October, special
trains TO be run from surrounding cities.
ID. s. Jones and two confederates were
arrested to-day for swindling two young
Mississippians named Pierce, OF 500 by
representing they owned a rancho in the
Pan Handle, and selling the new owners
shares Of stock in cattle company.
An Irishman named J. Looney stole sew
eral fine watches to-day from the Galveston
house He was spotted, and tonight was
seen to go 10 the suburbs and dig up the
watches where he had buried them. when he
was arrested.
Farmers are jubilant over crop prospects
Wheat harvesting will begin on several
farms next week.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
MINERAL WELLS
Busy TImes---Large Arrivals---Some of the
Most Prominent,

Busy TImes---Large Arrivals---Some Of the
Most Prominent.
MINERAL WELLS, May 26.-[Special.l-
Our town was very lively this week, owing
to the cowboys coming in. Mr.. S. L,
Graves, the Keechi cattle king, with twenty
Of his men, have been taking the town in
this week, giving the place business ap-
pesrance.
Work on the Russell mines tits said, will
soon begin, there only being, a small
amount of stock to be taken.
Among the prominent arrivals are: G. r.
Davis, of the Decatur bar; N. o. Byrd. a
large cattle owner of this county; Miss Liz
zie Pearsons, the charming daughter of Mrs.
Hol mes, of this city; Fine, Very Fi,s,..'
and wife, of Dallas. Among many Others
Mr. Sherman, a journalist of consider
able note.
zlCrops are better in this section of the
ountry than has been known for years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
Quiet Restored

CoLLrssvnIE, H., May G.-Quist has
been restored and the striksrs scattered 10
Other localities. Two companies Of state
militia were on the ground las, night. and
took possession Of the mines. sud this morn
ing eli mschines vurkinR mines and thee
srurloriug non-uniun men resumed wurk
under both civil and military uro.scfiur.
q. Lorfs. Nay E-Rerurfsrs whc
returned to-rirtt from CoIIinsrills -
ru-t everything uuiet 81 tts time
of th-ir departure Al ntnes ir tns'
sirfritr a-s IN urs-sfirr. rrd slftrurh q
feu srife-E ws-s iuiterirE anouf turirg
ne fu-srcon ~ terrrrs--nfiUr was rraie.
ard ftsT dissrreE-ef altogsthsr lour -
fn-t rirtt Ne rresencs 81 ~ rrilttia
currrls.ely cusllsc ne trrtulert srlrt
r-a-if.rtef TesterfHT. arr - frrlheT O.
fr1-t-r--s = a-Ir-.terfef. TIrs rri'itia -
-rrrair fte-s rnt1 q - cs-tsir ttnt Gvi
arftr-iti.s On snsIy unirtn,r c-cs-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
Tho Cars Manifesto.

Moscow, May 26.--It is understood that
the imperial manifesto which will be pro-
mulgated tomorrow, will announce that
no change will be made in the existing
state of things in Russia. The Poles WHO
will be pardoned will promise unsweryipg
fidelity and submission to the emperors
DEGREES OF suppression against various
newspapers, but It will not be abrOgated,
although it is believed a partial amnesty
and other acts of clemency will be subse-
quently announced. The manifesto will
announce remission of a large number of
penalties for non.political otfenses and fines
and arrears OF taxes due from the poorer
persons.
LONDON May 26.-The Times correspcn-
dent at Moscow says the imperial mani.
iesto to be issued on the day of the corona
tion will grant amnesty to all Polish exiles
willing to submit to police supervision for
two years. No other political prisoners
will be pardoned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31

Warrants were issued this afternoon for
some thirty OF the leading strikers,
and every man who can be identified as
having been connected with the demonstra'
tion of the past two days will be arrested
and prosecuted under the law, which i'm
poses penalty Of $500 aud five
or six months imprisonment. The
sheriff has been authorized by the
general manager Of the Cairo
Short Line railroad to offer a reward of
81 600 for the apprehension Of persons who
a few nights ago fired small bridge on that
road near Belleville. 1t was thought the
strikers were concerned in the affair, but
they deny it, and ii is by no means certain
the bridge was not ignited by locomotive
sparks. 1t was apprehended last night
tnat trouble would occur to-day at Morssa
mine, near Belleville but up to late hour
tonight no disturbance was reported and
the opinion prevails that the strikers will
make no further demonstrations Of vio-
lent character anywhere in the district.
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HOUSTON.
Heavy Travel over the sunset---Chagrin
at Light Guards Defeat

Heavy Travel over the sunset---Chagrin
at Light Guards Defeat
HousToN, May 26.-Ispecial.-Fifty-six
through passengers for San Francisco pass
ed through to-day. The Sunset is becom-
lug the favorite route for California tour
lists.
Colonel Spencer, president Of the Sunset,
and G. @, Gibbs, general freight agent, LETT
tonight for San Antonio, on trip OF in
spection. They have q special train.
News of the defeat Of the Light Guards
at Nashville is received with much sur
prise, as IL was generally thought that the
first prize was between the Guards and
Crescents of New Orleans. Their failure 10
get even the third prize is the cause OF 80
much disappointment,an and the loss OF many
bets, as they were generally backed py
HoustoniAns TO beat the Crescents. The
town is thankful they at least Dest the Bos-
tOnians.
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night to consider the propriety Of purchas.
ing the east side Of the square as public
park.
General @. ID. johnson. representing the
Southern Historical society, General w. i
Cabell and Colonel j. NJ. Stemmons ad-
dressed large and enthusiastic meeting at
the courthouse to-day.
Colonel ]. M. Stemmons and General
Cabell were present as members of commit
tee of arrangement for reunion.
Some half doz II commands meet here on
the S,h of August. An immense crowd is
expected, and 1t is hoped and believed that
Hon. Jefferson Davis, General Fitzhugh
Lee and Father Ryan will be present.
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LAMPaSAS
Heavy Wool Observation-Disclosures
ments-Notes

Heavy Wool Receipts-Rain-Impro
ments-Notes.
LAMPAsAs, May 26.-[Special. .l-Wool re-
ceipts were heavy to-day, over 100 sacks
coming to town. Several large bridges will
soon be built over our streams. to cost over
$1,000.
Rain fell last night and most of the farm
ers feel glad.
Mayor Weaver has vetoed the petition
granted by the city council, allowing the
Lampasas Springs company the privilege
of building their sewer from the Grand
Park hotel to the mill pond on the Sulphur
fork Of the Lampasas.
Mr.. II. Z. Brandes has married Miss Mil
lie Ham. Mr.. Brandes is the Cult, Colora-
do & Santa Fes agent at this point,
We will soon have street sprinkler.
New contracts are being let for building,
and business is brisk,
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Judge Lynch I'm Arkansas.

MENPHIs, May GA Mariana Arkansas
special says: A large livery stable burned
here this morning. The fire spread rapidly
and nothing was saved. Ten horses per
ished loss heavy. There was no insur-
arce. This makes the second time IL has
heed burned out by incendiaries. A short
while after the FIRE suspicion pointed 70 a
negro discharged several days ago. When
arrested ne denied his guilt, but was locked
up. The proof was so convincing that 9
bpdy Of masked men took and lynched him
by shooting. They attached a card to his
bodv bearing the inscription:
This is q warning 70 all house burners.
rGigned1 "CITIzENs"
The verdict Of the coroDer's jury was
death from pistol shots by parties mn
known" The night watohman at the Gala
boose was shot twice in the leg in tbs
effort 10 save the prisoner. The negro had
A had reputation.