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The Evening critic., 1883-05-26

Buy your clothing of Eiseman Bros. the
most prominent clothiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and Z.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-26

DRESS SUITS at Strauss 4 Marx's,
The Evening critic., 1883-05-26
KAJLROADy.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASH
INGTON.
DoUBLETRACKi JANNEY COUPLERi
STEEL RAILS!
The Evening critic., 1883-05-26

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold ct the Ne .
YORK stock Exchange for 1-s commission,
carried on margin when desired.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

~ Why. Mr.. Smith. where M.
yon ret il,nt nice furniture? Nv lov
nice Il looksi and Oh how Il shines
Where did you ee( a
~Why. Mr.. brown, go' II ~ A'le'
IIrothcr~'. or conree. They keep bc(,cI
furniture now than anybody ever did d
Dubois county before
Mrs. Brow ~" You DO eay!"
Mrn. s." Yes. and that a MT ~. foI
thev are ceiling Il cheaper than j. s~em'
any body could sclI u. I Just Hnnt y0u
and every body else 20 70 there And ~
their stock % line furniture. You Just
0ughl 70 see the crowd swarming n "a
AlIee Brothers' % buy fnrmIlure!7 q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

That Il daily bringing Joy 70 the homes
Of thousands BY saving many ~ their
dear ones from IN early grave. Truly u
Dr.. Kings new Discovery for Consunp-
ton, Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchilis.
Hay Fever. J>nss Of Voice, Tickling In
the Throat, Pain IN Side and Chest, or
any disease Of tho Throat and Lungs, =
positive cure. Guaranteed. Trial hot
Ties free q Mchringcr Bros. Drug Store,
Jasper, and G. w. SWartx, Huntington
Ind. Large size o1O0. 8.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

THANKS. We arc indebted 10 the Ex
ccuiive Committee Of tbo First Annual
Encampmcut o. the Uniform Rank
knights OF Pythias, OF Indiana, Tor ~
invitation 20 attend the Encsmpmenl
which will be hold q Tcrre Haule. Jul,
3, 3. 4 and 8. Il will no doubt be ver5
fine display and furnish very pleasant
way 20 spend the ever-memorable <lh
The proficiency Of the Knights IN drill
has been The wonder OF III lookers-on 81
their encampmcnts. 4 prize Of o30(
n gold Is offered 20 the bcst drilled or.
ganization. the drill for which will take
place on the lsh Of July. All the rail.
roads will give excursion rates during
tho cncampmout. and the price OF "a.
Inisrlon "a she grounds - ben fixed q
% conoa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

GTTho Board or Commissioners ~
ban their june session on Saturday, i'm
mediately upon the adjournment u The
Equalization IIoard. There are twelve
petitions for new highways, or chsnges
|of highways, before them, some OF them
holly contested. and occupying . good
deal Of time. A large number Of elaine
ere aIeo filed for adjustment. and the
annual settlement OF the c0unty's imam
Gee being fixed by law for this term,
makes this On important session. L.
ceises 70 retail liquor have % far been
granted ~ J. w. 6paucr. Jasper; John
w. Eggers aud r. Tonbini. Hunting
burg, and II. Bromm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

~rThe nn1IdinR Association Opened
lie accornfs ana disfrihnte1 ~ bv-laws
and rsss koeks on Mannay nixi,t. With
ncarlv IN me steck taken.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

rtThero's good deal ~ Kicking q
<he ALTON ~ The Equalization board
But chr oh saw saya mo rogue ere fsli
she halter draw, with good opinion Of
tho law
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

6YTh~ pa~ ~ ~ ~ r., r Z st. Z.
ysy. Disappointed re- employees Of ne
road ~ ynFrs vs. not pussing II IN ~
pcnra~re l1ie Work. II diel,arsed along
me N,aia HIM, INT dM na RET heve.
BiII- weve directed ~ b. seet n, with
tl.c psomise die money sh0uld b (or-
wnrlcd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

PRvAcHxa. NY nav. s. n. Anderson,
will preach next sabbath II Inc ~. r.
Church n Jasper q I0i O'Clock, Z. n.
and 4 O'Clock ,. ~ Gabbath-aclsool q
~ o'clock, .. n. The pablic ere re.
specially invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

o1Tlrv NAY joke abont White river
lish ~ much - lIscy want n. but that nnc
one ecsst "a she (oumxR olIIcc this week
bv That lsrjNce % m,ercl,anta Of FOrlerss
willie, NJ. Adam IlusiOIphI 80 - Joke
hut wne splc,dId reality. AdsU. he
Che thsnke Of 1ho whole CCrRsHe forco,
with tlse wish thal HE trOt line nay e.
ways b lucky md projI0c-
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Far CATTI9.-A cattle drovcr chip
Vcl two eara Of nne M cattle from jso-
gcr On Wednes.lsy. ne bought them
from Meesre. A. II. Stewart and Burv
Moshy paying i've CENTS groes for 3 car
loai averaging over l.90o Ibs. ~ that
rate Il paye q feed esstIe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

SrxpAv RAr1>. ~ Commenting Sun
day. May 9Th. and continuing during
she SUMMER ecaaon Of 1858, lie =. ~
II. r. r. sclle round "trip tickets betwecn
all stations q one fare. r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

6yIs Jasper. Or any place eIae IN Du-
bois county, going % celebrate the gl0-
rious 1slh? Jts abomt lImo arrangements
were icIns made n any thing woS thy 81
che name a 70 he done.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

IIYwrx1Ar~-Nr. Joseph Mehringes
anil Miss Rosa Friedman, daughter 81
Mr.. ~. Friedman, aro 70 b married
next Tuesday morning. Tho CoURIEn
takes opportunity % offer IL congratula-
tiona IN advancc, and We doubt not but
the bride end groom win always realize
that
90 where ~ VIM. nh hsnl b thine.
These eyes before ne smiling thu<.
IhtoagA eood end ~, shrough s,orme end shinss
This worlds world ~ love ~ o."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15
There Will be = ball AZ the Grand
Opera HOss~e On the 9Th.

Boonvi'Ie Enquirer: Warrick county
bas been and remains absolutely solid
iov Col. Isaac 7. Gray Tor Governor ia
1884.
"lDubois too.v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

nSOl~ssvrFs Reas the rUhlIc Sqnare
wonder wheu yosng man eh0Ws pub
lirly thst ~ v drad ~ love. Why be ~
WAYS sIip~ aro0nd - tllc back gate y 50
in NM ran ~ tis (alr duIcjaa. Counge
Young nsna. Head roek's ID b0y's ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

0JIlsv. D. n KnIckerbocker o. Min
ncscta, has bern elected BY the Episcopal
Convention, Bishop for the Diocese OF
JndisWa. and has the subject Of accept
anco under advisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

kS0IiSiI ROOF PAINT. q. ~ gallon. Ned. nrows
N choc.lasr LIQrlD SLATE PAINT iof lcaky roofs
|7Sr. per rsnn. Rcd. brown " Cbcroate. EtEEk 4
HplI.kn uIf. 90 PER gaiI"a- kUkEkAkAW OIL $Sc
|per gallon.
MACHINERY OILS.
Isiens Sperm on. ol9 psr fslIon
5 'ns'"< H R"'A Lasrlesslns on. .
sample cards y ne different eoor-. Win t<ssmcnisI.
and cr.. sent free % application 90
EUREKA PAINT co..
l05 Ma1dcn Lane. New York
June IT, 1s93-3nes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

~ 1istle attention N sNmo M me
<lilsrIdnted sisIe- walks ~ town. wonIdn;l
hmm 'he owners 81 i0ta, Or the town dads
either, inst now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

IN CHURCH. Our E0Ou-I00kiuE young
contemporary ssld last week that he had
attended the Nell0dIst church Sunday
morning, and noted, Of courso With sor.
row, he small congregation. W.
wonder Il its possible! There wore 90
FEW Ne thought We NV them I'll, and
We must have mIseed seeing him, or w
would hGvo inviled him 70 . front seal
where he might receive al the benefits
possible from The "droppings Of The
sanctuary" without having bic rclIgious
ihoughts disturbed By apparitions d
brirks eyes o. golden curIs-lor w
know he susceptibility that way, and biz
great oeed o. religious inhuoncesl Be-
ei(|ee. certain young lady Ne know q
Imagined che he'd him By The arm, lead
ing him mockIy to hear TT. Rev. Abbot
Finian chat morning! j Il possible che
could have been mistaken. and some
Other gentlcsnau had usurped his &C.
customed plaee' q he he dual spirit
PxRsoxAL.-SIrs. s. ID. Pearcc hss
gone % I1oogoosco % visit her sick Sic
ler, who NEE been confined 20 her room
ever sinco she len Jaepor.
M. end Mrs. n. B. Berry went "a
T.oog0otce Saturday lsst % visit rela-
tives.
d.. L. Davis arrived home Monday
from - extended professional tour,
looking vol and hearty.
NJ. \. Il. LOCKER. special agent Of the
Continental Life Insurance Co., Of Hart
(ord. Coon.. and Dr.. q. w. Schwartz, 81
Or lIuntinRburQ, were III Jasper Tues
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PEAnLY TxETIl. -- The handoomce(
looking teeth, - ! general ruiz, aro those
furnlshed By The dentist end line tooll,
add amazingly % lho personal appearances
ofany one, -partIcuIovIy ladies, and thoy
have The advau(ago % BOT keeping their
owner % che voPgo % usIpG evil lan-
guago By terrible aching. d.. ~. n.
WILSON furnishes lhIs Kind. 4 we'll y
attcnds @ I'll other branches Of den istry.
lie Will Be q the Daniel House IN Jse-
per next "Wednesday, % attend % al
calls. Don't forget 4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

CHAxaE o. PRIrsrs. when the BIsh-
op visItod CeIestino recently ho made
arrangements Tor . change ~ priests
over that congregation. and last week
Father FleischmAn, q. 8 b. Was put n
charge. Il q hoped lhIs change will
curo The schlsm koreeo(oro exisling ID
thet congregation. FatI,cr rleIschman
4 graduate Of 81. MoInTnd biz parents
1.-Two Ii Spencer county, end hIe last
charge Was @ brooklyn, where b u saId
% have boon very suocossfal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

Tho greatest medical wonder Of lhe
world. Warranted % speedily cure
Burma, Bruises. Cuts. Ulcers, Salt Rhoum,
Fever sores, Canccre, plea, Chilblains
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and 81
Skin Eruptions, guaranteed % cure 81
every instance, Of money refunded. g
cents per boz. For Sale By MohringeI
Bros., Jasper. end Q. w. SWarts. Hunt.
inaburR. Ind.
Feb. Dth. '03.--lv.
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oIThere's legal squabble over The
election Of County superintendent IL
Orange county, the Democratic Trustees
claiming that John X. navitty, OF French
Lick, was elected, and The Republicans
that there was no election, and Supt.
Faucett holds over.
Prof d. n. Ellison, : s0Iid Democrat,
vas elected Superintendent n Lawrence
Prof. Kinsey Cornwell, Democrat.
We elected Superintendent n Martin
county.
Prof. Samuel B. Boyd, of she wash
ington Public Schools, Dcm0crat, waG
elected Supt. ID Davicss county.
In Warrick county, Mr.. VIM. w.
Fuller, Democrat, VA reelected Super
|intendent
Mr.. Ernest McAvoy We elected school
Superintendent Of vandcrburg county
|on the 0oth ballot, the candidates being
McAvoy, ,. w. Davidson, n. r. Conn
and Engelmoycr.
u Pike county, which has i've Demo
cratic and four Republican Trustees, Mr..
John Whitman Was chosen Supcrinlend-
ent, his brother, Noble Whitman, one o.
tho Democrats voting (or him, John i
lucky ID getting Democratic votes. 1hia
d the second time he has boon elected
Superintendent By Democratic Truetcos'
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.,'., w. "ue. - 'ns ""''eIng -
"', ',. rssr "."nrrow
49," /" 49," u'e s'ock ~ eoV'W
n" '"o-r''''rn.
$1,000. , 80,
no 1901 nes, 9, kIek,ne 3,
~, q. 80 -, 80. ~ .a.m oa ~,
81. a"s.. 49, 20 rur 80 49,
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s.ois .o,,s. was.~ - ~" s.,.r.ssn ~" !" Z. 4.
800 ~. =. "a..s 49,. 90 ". 49,
800 49,. W :~s '.".a 49, e..."s,
~ .."s. q. ming ~os"y ~
80 "' Z - ~ "e,.r.
e>rn.~ \ y w.s~s..,.o.s.- - 80.
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s%;ss IA h ~ ~ s.t We y Q
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wiil nresch ~exf sslhssh ~ ~ n. d
(hmrrh I, yssrrr a Ia osc,ock- 8 =
And N o'clock 4. w esl,bnti-sciool q
"a o'clock. :. -. fhe oullic ere Is.
sncctfuIiy invited.
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p,t.. 30 ui..~.I,s 49, ~. - sri..sr NM,
80 :. ss~nrcvcc,e.t \" ~. cc.nmc:'
go, 80. ;'cts ~ 800 - -,r,s,~~ mi
s".s..,s~ ~. ~ ~, 49, u.:.s;.". 49,
Bros. and ~ I Nv AVA Nv chem.
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Psy y whAt you owe Vs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-11
FORT WORTH.


Col. j NJ Eddy Resigns the Presidency of
the Fort Worth q Denver City Rail.
way Company. Senator Jos. ". Brown.
Gone TO Waco. Edward brown, Prom
incnt tsaioon-keeper, Takes Huge DO, Q
OF Morphia sulphas aud Nearly Diet
Frank Weinar's Wife the Cause of Ills
Fatal Act Johnny Lang. Aged Ie,
steals Three Watches.
FoRr WoKrn, May 10 Especial Col.
j. NJ. Eddy informed Charlie Frost to. day
that he would decline to serve any longer
as president of the Fort Worth & Denver
City Railway company owing to being
overworked at his duties as superintendent /
of the Missouri Pacific. Senator
Jos. Il. Brown of Georgia, passed through
this city today In the special car Atlanta.
EN- route to Waco. The senator ia vice
president Of the Baptist conference now i'm
session in that city.
rdwald Brown, proprietor of the Ruby
saloon, took twelve grains Of morphia to.
oay-he says to provoke sleep---and he
went to sleep. 1t took two doctors, h,lfs.
dozen nurses and q strong battery to pre-.
vent hls sinking into that sleep that knows
no waking
AT the inQuisition to-day on the body
of Frank Weimar, whose tragic death the
HERALD published yesterday, II transpired
that his wife has been proving unfaithiul
was the cause Of his desperate act. He
had just made trip to San
ANTONIO, aud rs he found he could not re-
form her, he determined to quit the earth.
Johnny Lang, lad twelve years old-s
very bad boy-stole three watches from
Brunswig's drug store and sold them TO ne
groes. The watches arc recovered, The
boy has departed and is believed to be at
Dallas. His father is musician, employ cd
generally at variety shows,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-11
GALVESTON.

Proceedings of the supreme Lodge knights
OF Honor-OnioersR sRe-eiectsd-Ths Dele
gates Have u Good Time-A bouquet OF
Exquisite Flowers from Widows-Other
Items.
GALVESTON, May 10. - Special. J. The
principal part OF to-day's session OF the Su.
preme lodge of knights of Honor was de.
voted to the election Of officers for the en-.
suing term, and the the fixing Of salaries.
the following officers were elected: Su.
preme dictator, X. II. Cochran. OF West
Virginia; supreme vice dictator, II. p. Ire
land, of Nebraska; supreme assistant dicta-
tor, +. ID. Sloat, of Connecticut; supreme
reporter, b. f.. Nelson. OF Ohio, supreme
Of Kentucky T supreme 'VneMase' chapIalS''
George W. holland, of South Car.
olina. Il. ]. Davenport, of Minnesota,
was elected supreme guide; p. G. Carlton,
OF North Carolina. supreme guardian, and
Lewis Wilson, of Ohio, supreme sentinel.
The election OF trustees was not concluded
and will come up as the first business OF the
meeting tomorrow.
During the session Mr.. Webb Flanagan,
In y feeling speech, presented the lodge
with a large, handsome bouquet OF rare
flowers on behalf Of the widows and orphans
OF nine deceased members OF the order in
Texas.
TIC. Norton, of Virginia p. A. wetmer,
OF Maryland, and W. b. Byrum, OF Indiana,
were appointed committee to return suit.
able thanks.
The lodge adjourned at Q p. M. till 10 a.
m. tomorrow.
AT 3 o'clock the delegates to the supreme
lodge made trip down the island over the
Texas Mexican railway, and tonight are
being sumptuously banqueted by the local
lodges ut the fremont house.
The Cinderella performance at the opera.
house drew q packed house to. night.
w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-11
DECATUR.
Court In sesaion aud Criminals Catching
it-Noted Cases on the Docket, Etc.

Court In Session aud Criminals Catching
it-Noted Cases on the Docket, Etc.
DECATUR, May l0-[Special. l--Distriot
court is in session. Judge Potter was yes.
terday called home by sickness In his fam
lily, and Judge Ferguson. Of Denton, was
elected special judge. The following par
ties have been convicted; Marion Wilson,
cattle stealing, sentenced to 2 years in the
penitentiary. Bob Booker, (colored), bur
glary, 3 years; Sims Zeigler. theft of cattle,
. years; J A. Houn, forgery; 2 years; Tom
Mcdonald. horse stealing, years.
The James murder trial has been contin.
ued. There are five murder cases still on
the docket. The case Of Cartwright, John.
son, Allen and Baily, charged with the
murder of McGill last December, will come
up for trial tomorrow. Colonel Crawford
OF Dallas, has been retained by the defense
John Stoker, formerly deputy sheriff OF
this county, under an Indictment for an as.
sanlt TO murder Ed. Dalton three wears ago
jumped his bond last Tuesday night and
was arrested to-day at Abilene on tele.
gram from Sheriff Allen,
Gabe Bowles, Of Mississippi, aud late Of
this place, who was arrested at Wichita
Falls few days ago for forging Burt Bar.
netts name to an order, was brought here
last night to answer to n charge Of stealing
goods from w. Williams.
There are twenty-one prisoners In our
county jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-11
CORsICANA,

The body OF a Murdered Man Discovered
Evidences OF = Terrific Struggle Between
the Victim and His Assaiiants Robbery
Not the object Memorable Thunder
stsrm-freaks OF the Lightning.
CoRsIcASA, May io.-[ Special. .l-Quite a
sensation was caused this morning hy the
finding Of the body Of q murdered men
near the school,house in East Corsicans.
Several children. while out berrying,
discovered the remains in clump Of bushes
aud gave the alarm. Upon investigation II
was found to be the body Of Martin Mul.
grove, lately employed as watchman at the
Corsicana fish tank, All Of the surround.
ings Indicated that terrible struggle had
ensued before Mulgroye was oyerpowerrd
After the fatal blow the body was
dragged some tity yards to the
place OF concealment. A clear
smooth, track marked the patch over
which 1t was drawn, aud the lace showed
numerous scars and scratches from contact
with the bushes. The murder could rot
have been for the purpose OF robbery, as a
certificate OF deposit and several dollars In
SILVER were found unmoles'ed in Mulrrove's
'As Afo Wv hNiu u INSt-uuEttul
on the body and found that deceased came
TO his death from concussion Of the brain,
caused by several blows on the head from q
cudHel or club. Mayor Irons held an in.
quest AID the jury returned verdict of
death from blows Of club or cudgel In the
hands OF a party or parties unknown.
rms morning heavy thunder storm
passed over the town. The atmosphere W
heavily CHARGED with electricity; the FIRST
Hash was almost binding In Its intensity.
large tree near the junction OF the rail.
road tracks was struck and literally torn to
pieces. Mrs, Charles Burns, living flfty
yards from the tree that WAS struck, was
prostrated fully tve minutes from the v!o.
lence OF the shock. Al Of the telephone
bells were rung and people living In differ.
ent parts OF the city were momentarily
stunned
The council decided yesterday to close
the schools May 3lst, making the session
nine months,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-11
CLEBukNE.
Base Ball Challenge Telephone
Dots.

base Bali Challenge Accepted Telephone
Dots.
CLEBuRYE, May l0.-[Special, THE Gle
burne base ball club have accepted chsl-
lenge from the Trinity nine Of your city to
rlay match game during s,cngerfes, week
and desire the Dallas cub to name the
date.
The Cleburne Telephone exchange will
be formally opened tomorrow night with u
complimentary vocal and instrumental
concert. Much promiscuous talking was
INDUCED In by the subscribers who were
connected to-day.
A fine rain visited this section this morn.
ing.
|. Pierce. Blum Charles Ray. 81 Joseph,
Mo; J s Reese and family, Cisco; r |.
Nickols, Blum; J W stsplston, M D, Waco:
J u Miller, Morgan: ID Y Ayers, Galveston;
John Hooker, Emory; Il X Young, Bren.
ham; J T Hooker, Greenville; H. Sachs
Beaumont W q Wilkina, Brenham
Harry Hswes, Waco; Alex Woods, Brsn.
ham: B B Throop, 8 W McJunkln, An
dsrson; Thomas Grifln, horsan: Toh Han
belt, BRENNAN, ere registered at the Pen
ningtop.
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PALMER.

Removals rsonal--Contented Farmers
PALMER, May lo.--Ispecial, II p. Hotch.
kiss, owner Of the -four mills at this place
is removing his machinery and mill to Nc.
Gregor's. His.remaining property here ha.
been purchased by Mr.. Allen vestal.
DIR. J. L. Everett has removed here from
Tennessee to locate. lie has taken the
place recently occupied by DIR. White.
Mr.. Sims aud family, OF San Antonio, mr.,
visiting relations near this place.
Miss Lulu Payne, Of Hamilton, Texas, 4,
visiting her brother, 8. A. Payne, OF hi.
place.
A light rain fell this morning. The far
mers are well satitled with the outlook fol
the coming season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-11
MARSHALL,

Seasonable Showor-Personal Mention
The New Depot Nearly Completed.
MARSHALL, May l0.-[Special.1 IA sea.
sonabe shower fell this morning.
Mr.. Morrison, manager Of the Western
Union Telegraph, has returned from Hot
Springs, wonderfully improved In health
Mr.. Storm, who had charge Of the Office
left las. night for Dallas.
Honorable George Todd and w. T.
Armistead. Of Jefferson, and Charles Todd
esq, OF Texarkana, are here attending dis.
trict court.
Senator Pope has returned.
Our Presbyterian friends give an enter.
tainmept tonight, at the opera. bouse. In
aid Of their church building fund.
The city Is remarkably quiet.
The finishing touch Is being applied 10
the new passenger depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-11

BALTIMORE, May 2o,-A fire occurred thi,
morning in back building of the residence
OF the Misses Adams. on Madison street
Mr.. Adams, an old gentleman, paralyzed
was sutlocated. and the colored cook
bsrned to death. The colored house gir
Jumped from third.story window, brok.
her arm and was otherwise severely in,
iured
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ALBANY,

Heavy Cattle Drive--wool Market Lively
improvements.
ALBANY, May l0.-tspeciall-Fifteen
thousand head Of cattle passed here to-day
en- route for Kansas. Three thousand head
have arrived by rail from Southern Texas.
and six thousand head arc now being shin.
ped here 70 take the trail. The grass 4
good.
Wool coming in lively.
The contract for new court house will
be let soou. which will cost $4,000; diner.
r'ons 0n ~ 60feet, 10 be bnilS ri atone.
Our little city 10 improving rapidly. Bus.
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At Hamilton. Ont.

HAMILTON, oSr., May O--The premises
OF Lepnox, the stores OF Mcmillan, dry
goods Douglass, boots, Bailey, saddlcry,
Bristow. tin.ware, Michie. general, Black
wood, general, burned. Loss heavy, d. r.
Lennox was burned 10 death.
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Dublin: Another Trial and Convis-
tlon BY the instantaneous Process.
An American Dynamiter Perplexes q
London Explosive Expert.
Troops Have Been Ordered 10 Carragh,
ireland, Instanter.
Phillipart, Belgian Embexxler, Puts In
Piteous Plea.
Bradlaugh's Constituents Don't Desire
Him to Despair.
Other Morsels Of Trans Atlantic News.


PARIS, May lo,-A tragedy, which has
caused great sensation, was enacted here
this morning on rue St. Denis. While a
marriage party we're proceeding along that
street on the way to church, rival oi Nha
bridegroom shot and killed him. Tho T
sassin then poisoned himself.