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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-06-07
Words ore cheap,

aud 80 T. Rex Magnus, In all its several Brands
Erejy cbyt used By the propricors of this prr par.
alton, in stating its nature, characteristics aud cf-
Ircis upon i0od is strictly true Corrobnratiye tcs-
bert proof however. IL 10 buy box, test its effects
yoJrsclf. and you too will agree with us. You d.
not have to buy right or costly receipt but
get your money : worth.
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Attachment Notice

State OF Michigan
The Circuit Court for the 81
County of Lake
George Holiday and
Prayer Holiday
Plaintiffs T., A,,oo,..
." N''"N''tiN"e
julius |. Russell a
defendant
Notice Is hereby given That on The sixtIs
dny OF April, A ID. lSS;l writ of attuchTn. ut
was du Y issued out Of the Circuit Court tFip
The county OF Lake, at the suit oi th orso
Holiday and fhaycr Holiday, g. {, uls,No
named Plaitfffs and against the lands, tcn,.,
ments, gDodsand ciklttes, lgoney nd sfirtis
named for the SUM OF One Uuadfed and
Thirty-One and D-iDitlis Dollars; wiiirh said
writ was returnable on Tie First day of May,
A. - 1887.
Dated this 9TH day COOPER & MISSION,
of May A. ID. lSS Att'ys for ilaiIiihs.
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aud, as its mime 'igni.s a Mighty King an in
snciblc conqncrcr. IL l. sye, hStciesS, pine sand
harmless. lls special f,ld oi ucfilncss Is In the
preservation Of 10 Il, such ~ fish. mats, oysters.
cream etc., either la lager or small quantities and
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lPlrousands Of Trials.
How to Got It.

n your grocer, druggist or general store keeper
does not have ID M stock, We viii for tile snke Of
introducing u In all sections sciid you safnpo
pound package, OF any brand desired. upsn receipt
or price. Mention the LAKE COUNTY SrAR.
Rex Magnus n cheap. simple In its use, a child
can uee II nnfailing ~ tie fleets aud hcalthiul.
Try Il and ycu wi suy q too. -.
Physicians, Who Will ngfcc 10 test n can get n
sample package Jfts Piegse statb school VI med
icine.
ITbc HunlBt0l Food Preserving Co,
y KiIby ST. Boston, Macs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-06-07

tcstation Of the acriIs of this Greatest discovery
of tine Century,
ABS days test. In Temperature ayera.ing TO-.
| Prof Samuel w. johnson. tho well known chem
list, aud for more than - yenrs identified with, t,
scientific Department of Yale college. iurnshcS Tho
following report concc.n ming Rex Magnus:
My tests Of - days ON meats &c. bought il
open market have certainly been severe In daily
mean temperature of IUo. aud am satisfied thai
the dlcrclt brands Of Rex MagnuS, The llums-
ton Food Prrscivatlve, with which have expert
ment,d hare accomplished aH Claimed for Them.
So far as have yet learned, Mey are he only D,e
lbrrdii0Ds that ave .fscftre. and at Me sdl,e H8i9
pIucijcdJfe tor domestic use. AT the banquet on
treated meats at the New Haven Hou>e could
not distinguish between those which had been six.
teen days In my labrador, and those newly taken
from the refrigerator Of the hotel. Tho oysters
were perfectly palatabc aud fresh 10 my taste, aud
better, as IL happened, than those served al the
same time, which were recently taken from the
shcil. The roast beef, steak. clIlckcn turkey and
quail. were all as good a. have ever catcn."
Rex Maguus IL suic, tasiclc-t, purc,' and Prof.
Jahnson adds In his report II should anticipate
no III results rom liz ,se aud consider 1t no more
harmful than confmbn salt"
The room Ia which these trials were earrpd ON
(January 81 To March ~. has been warmed by n
coal steve. Observations generally taken twico or
thrice daily, with scll-rcgistrring lhcrnoineicr
have shown M average daily minimum tcinpcra-
lure of55o nnd maximum OF So, the daily mean
temperature having bccn 20 degrees"
Thousands Of Trials.
S,,ch a test, and II Is bIrt ono Of mny which
lfeye been made, ought 10 satisfy tho most exact
ing skcpiic. Ample corrobora,ive testimony can
be furnished.
Rex Magnus IL pef7ect and ,eiiaie substitute for
Ice heat, sugar, salt alcohol M preserving food
which rciaiis liz natural nlvur and sasctlcs-, IN
alLscason- and climates, after having boon treated
with this "licx.'
nis ssieI tastsIcss. pure. HARMLESS.
The different brands Of Req Ndcrur ore, '..vian.
dine" for preserving n,tatS, poultry anil game, 30
lobscrs &c, 20 cts. per r.. Pearl. for preserving
cream, Si.o0 per III; SNOW Flake. tor prcycrving
milk, cheese bntter &c, 5Octs. per H.; "qnaey,'
81 o. per ID. Aqua Vitae" Tor Keeping fluid ex.
tract. &C., $l.W per ibi "Anii-fcnnrnt," "Anti-
Fly" and "Anti-Mod, arc special preparations.
per Ib.
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Pimples.

4 Will mall (Freel the recipe for n simple
yeue;ab.s scim that will remove sen frsckiss.
Pipies ami ~ ickes having The skin soft,
uie;vr and hesuitfu Hls, iHsifrcftof,- tor pto
dueing q luxufiaht growth al lissj - ~ s>bnid
hti-l ar Sillooih face. Address, h,r!viinp q.
stamp. Tea. vsndvl a c.. II Barclay 81, N. ~
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Chr Clnhhing List.

We will furnish the STAR with the
named below, one year,
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FARMERSl

'Jfyou want fr,r s,niIlr copies al The largest
s,ua,i best ~. iculuini npsr In the country
wriir y0uis ard yuHi I,1l iil.OIA' is inrs 'oh u
paetaI card aEd inaii II 10 Fuir~Jv' fji>ai i'ab
IA. south TENT. L,H. Price ~ cents ~ ), ar ana
lrtmiu,nA 10 ,yerS subscriber. ..
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a5 days test In tenperature ayera-in1 i

We herewith append sti~utihc Statement In h
tcstaton Of the acT'Is of this Greatest discover
of the Century"
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indian Adyraa,

ST. Louis, March 27.--6oneral Porter hss
disbanded his forces. They NEyegoae MONA.
with the exception Of q few scouts. Ieavinc
the,United statestroops to capture sp;ocbee
and his men. AZ last accounts thew had
not yet reached his camp, Eileen miles yesf
of the Sac and Fox agency. No doubt be
will surrender TO them without resIstapce'
as no would have done 10 the Creeks had he
not been afraid he would have gone the way
OF Sleeping Rabblt--kiied while trvinr Ia
escape. Last Wednesday detachment Of
Thorp's army discovered Spiochee's scouts
and gave chase, capturing one. They
questioned him as TO Splocheeis
whereabouts and forces, but as he would
tell nothing they took him out and shot
him dead. There are rumors here of moro
kiliing on the same plan, but nothing au.
thehhc: News reached here &c. night OF an
other killing near Eufala, last week. About
they discovered Spiecbee man named
Erhoely Harge, and without more ado rid-
died him with bullets
THE nosTILEs.
A man was killed near Stern's Pass. Nav
Mexico, n short distance from the Arizona
line, yesterday, by two Apaches. II Ia ann.
posed he was killed TO prevent his civinr
information as TO the direction they were
moving, The news was brought to Tucson
by passenger Oh the west-bound express,
which arrived at Tucson this evening,
TOMBSTONE, A. T., March 27.--Yesterday,
news came from the custom-ho that /,
n. James and Y. N. Thorndike were safe at
that place, although they had lust passed
through the country oyerrun with hostlles.
This afternoon they arrived here. and ro-
port having heard Of twenty men killed.
Great excitement prevails. They confirm
the killing OF George Woodward and VIII
lam Holistadt. Indians were seen yester-
day at Swisshelms, forty miles from heSe.
IL is supposed Swisshelms is whore thev
will concentrate. They have ct Gro TO he
grass, ana the country for miles around ID
In blaze.
NOT REsERvATIoH INpIANs.
TUCSON, March ga San Carlos special
says: The Indians were rounded up this
morning BY bands, numbers and lettors.
None have left the reservation. Tho best
OF feeling was displayed. All express d de.
sire to fight the renegades should they
come here.
TSignedl y. y. Wiroox.
A special from Hermoss!lo says buslneN
is paralyzed The killing at Urso Included
some OF the wealthiest citizens of the state
OF Sonora.
THE uMATlLLAs.
SAN FRASoisco, March 27.--A Portland
dispatch says; There are rnmors OF an
outbreak OF Umatilla Indans. One report
Is that 4O0 have lett the reservation and re-
fused 10 return. Another il that thew have
gathered at the river for the annual Salmon
hshing. Specials report number crossing
the Columbia into Washington territory,
object, unknown. No hostiRties have oc.
Cured thus far.
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MARSHALL.
"Tho Evont of tho Season. ~

MARSHALL March 27.-[Special. l-The
great social event of the season took place
this evening. Mr.. T. Il. Young, one of our
most promising lawyers, and Miss Katie
Knight, eldest daughter of the late X. X.
Knight were married at the brides resi-.
dence, Rev d. Wilson officiating. The at.
tendants were Milton Iathrop and Miss
Mamie Lathrop, Chesley Adams and Miss
Gertrude Silliman, Horace Keats and Miss
Sarah Silliman, j.. Aubrey and Miss Ger
trude Lipscomb, w. G. Thomas and Miss
Casselto lipsoomb p. Knight and Miss Ell
len Young, and G.. Mullins and Miss
Eva knight. large number
OF friends and relatives were present TO
witness the ceremony and partake of the
generous hospitality Of our host. Numer.
ous beautiful and appropriate presents
were contributed by loving friends. The
tables were beautiful supplied with every
thing that heart could wish. The floral
decorations were tasteiully arranged, and
did much to add TO the beauty OF the sceue.
The bridal party leave for Austin tonight,
and will spend several days. rhey will also
visit San Antonio, Galveston and Houston.
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FORT WORTH.
saicided by Taking Laudanum-The Time
Check Eorgers

suicided by Taking Laudanum--The Time.
Check Eorgers
FoRT WORTH, March 27.-TSpeciall H.
L' Bailey, 5l years of age, carpen-
ter by trade, born in Boston, was buried to-
night in apaupers' grave, having killed him.
self by drinking .laudanum. 1t is under
stood that he CARVED out tixed purpose.
Mike Dunn and Mike Galiger, two of the
time check iorgers arrested on complaint of
II. q. CLARK, superintendent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, were held over until the next
term of district court, the first in two cases
at 81, 600 each and The other IN $500. o. W.
Fitzpatrick, arrested On the same COM
plant, turned states witness, and refusing
reply TO an inierrogatory was fined $50
Mrs. Burcbill the postmistress at Fort
Worth, was arrestet, to-day on a charge of
retaining letter sent from st. Louis TO Ii.
+. Shield. The charge isregafded as triiling
by the cltizens. Iler examination is pro-
crossing before Uili,G. Stntea Commissioner
Kennedy.
Isaac Sneather Collin county boy, was
arrested to-day on the charge of stealing u
watch. He confessed and was Jailed
q. NJ. Otter, senior warden; Peter Dan
iels, junior warden; George Strong. secre-
tary Geo Jackson treasurer. G. A. Dar-
ling, T...J. Shock and W. C. Martin are the
persons elected on the Episcopal vestry
Monday last at st. Andrews church.
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TO his cost, he says he listened 10 Bosler
ana reirained course he had regretted
ever since and something he would not .do
sSalh Tor any consideration. As oonse-
quence ne is LETT pennilesS, and will be uu.
DER cloud no matter what the result of
the trial is. II he had stnck
to the government he would now be
tree nom indictment and perhaps in good
position. Now again he had made up his
mind TO 20 over TO the government, and IL
Is useless for Dorsey to appeal in the name
OF his family, for he (ReerdelD also has A
iamiiy lie knows full well when Dorsey
anu bosier nave no use for him he may 20
to the devil, for all they care. Mr.. Inger.
soll describes the red account books. and
witness said he never saw such books i'm
any of his offices. Reerdell never
gave or sent TO him any balance
sheets from such books. Referring
to keerdells statement that he brought
away book from New York, witness dc.
MED that he had ever seen such a book or
that book had been taken from the New
lork oitlce. The only books kept by Reer-
uell lpprwitness in the city were an expense
pQQ& and route book. Hold.
fnt. .twenty.eight checks in his
hapd, ingersoll offered 10 put them in evil
DEUCE, rs representing. all the moneys
Fdrfwn by Dorsey in the month of June,
lNo from Middleton Il Co. Hehanded the
checks to the prosecution, with the request
that they pick out tho check upon which
money had been drawn topay Brady. The
prosecution objected, because they knew
nothing OF the checks.
lngersoil-" You have man who does. ~
Merrlok-" He never said ne saw the
check drawn.n
lngersoll-" know he is in hole"
Merrick-"NOt much of u holc,n
ngetsoll-"lt would not take much of a
hole TO hide him tLaughterl, but let us
have peace.
Merrick--"The gentleman shakes his fist
and then runs around the barn.
AT the request OF the court Ingersoll
picked out checks payable to Dorsey. Mr..
Bliss renewed the objection made this morn
ing to the checks. The court held that
the case was different. The OF
fered evidence might be defectiv,
or incomplete, but with the understanding
that 1t would be shown that these were al
oil the checks drawn in that month, the
evidence would be admitted. The check,
were then read in detail Ingersoll renewed
his request to the prosecution to pick ou
any checks upon which money could have
been drawn to pay Brady. Ho would ther
trace the check. The prosecution sat silen
and the examination proceeded. Ingersol
requested witness 10 explain how he CAME
to be connected with the mail business
He said he received letter in 1879
either from John w. Dorsey or Peck. Tn,
letter not being produced witness was moi
allowed TO repeat its contents. As con
sequence on receiving that letter witnes.
was employed 20 act for Peck and John
". Dorsey, Personally, witness had no
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
NEWS CREAM
The Latest bments in the Dark
Depths Diamond Nine.
-AppreI EptertaIaea
That a BLOODY baroas wA d.
About 10 ~Ensue. - -
Ex-senator Davis aud Bf en.
Route for Chicago!
Dukes Twenty.Four Hours up - He
Still Lingers.
Collector Haynes Declines the Secrcta.
ry's Invitation
TO Resign Mood Taing.
~ 81 I4l+H =
Ex-senator Davis aud ri, en-
Route for Chicago!
Dukes Twenty.Pour Hourp 10 - He
Still Lingers.
collector Haynes Declines the Secreta.
ry's Invitation


a.
BRAIpwoop, lut., siAwh "a. II The work
of removing the bodles from the diamond
mine continues. m to the present time
twenty-five bodies have been recovered.
OF these sixteen were recognised. All tho
bodies are badly decomposed and were
given burial With but slight ceremony.
The work of searching still goes on, but II
is very slow. A party started last nieht 10
explore the mine. Upon reaching the bot.
tom 1t was found about foot Of water ssil
remained. Although the pumps are kept
steadily at work The water does not seem "a
lower much. Passing along tho road the
party encountered many distractions,
fhes OF capstone, which had fallen from
msrnns rms rooi' stopped p up the passage; In nu-
crawling upon the hands and knsss that
PROCESS could be made. The exploration
was continued 10 point where
the work of excavating had been stopped.
ooo yards from the mouth ofthe shaft, IONS
on tons of work will have 10 be removed.
pit boss OF ths:.y-flvo years experiences
claims that the mine cannot be cleared
until the ath Of July, ana q similar opinion
exists among miners. Pit Boss Gallagher
S"'on ~ muIe Ouuleb Cuulu POSSIBLY DO
taken out before tomorrow night. AS the
remains of the victims were brought to The
surface they We're received by Coroner
Warner, Of VIII county, and his jury. No
time has yet been set tor formal inquest,
Explorations have extended toj yards in
one direction from the main shaft, and 555
yards in another. About one foot OF water
Is still in the bottom Of the shaft, in spite Of
the work of the pumps, showing that q
great body OF water remains In the mine.
Gar loads OF debris were hosted to the sur
lace and dumped, and few men and
women stand listlessly about, viewing the
desolate scene. The funeral train stiil
stands near the shaft, waitiSg for its next
load OF victims. The body Identified yestcr-
DAY as that OF August Poland turns ont to
be John French. The coroner has returned
to Joliet to await further developments,
LATER,-No change in the situation at
the Diamond shaft since last nlght, Two
forces OF men are at work in the iiune, one
lorce clearing the track in the main road
way, the other trying 10 make an entrance
over ana through the distractions which
block the way at the furthest point ex-
piored. Officials of the mine state that Il is
barely possible shat more bodies will be
found tonight. The objective point Of
reach Is large fall of rock about lilo yards
from the main shaft. AT this place were
FOUND most Of the bodies taken out yester-
day. IL is thought number of victims lie
under this mass Of debris.
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CLEBURNE.
Caught at Last-Personal and General
Mention

Caught ut Last-Personal and General
Mention
CLEBUREE, March 27.-[Special. IL. s.
Taylor, Of Taylor & Shaw, has returned
from New York.
The negro thiet who stole the money and
clothes from Mr.. Morrow, of this county, a
few days since, was arrested al Morgan yas-
terday on telegram from Marshal Criner,
and now receives his guests at the county
boarding-house. He is n promising candi-
date for the pen.
Cleburne needs ilre.engine and com.
pany. The population is about 1900, and
constantly increasing.
Mrs. l.. II. Rousseau is lying quite i'll at
the Pennington.
The branch dry goods house of ID. Brin,
of Waxahachie, which has been established
here about eight months, is being removed
TO the above place.
Miss Nellie Bird, an accomplished young
lady OF Atlanta, Georgia, representing the
sunny South, published in the ABOVE.
named place, Is in the city, guest OF the
Muckle house. She leaves for your city to-
night.
About the first carload of bacon ever
received IN this city to one firm was received
to-day, from hannibal, Missouri.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
LANO.

lodge of knights of Honor Organized
Heavy Rainiall-Stookmen In Council
General Notes.
LLASo, March 2'.-[special, IA lodge Of
Knights OF Honor was instituted here last
night by Deputy Grand Dictator T. W.
Stuve, with thirty-two charter members.
Following is the list Of officers elected Tor tho
ensuing year: A. j. Cnrothers, II. ID. And,
representatives TO the grand lodge; ]. O.
0atmsn, D.; Il, X. Benson. v; A. p. Brown.
A. D.; J.. A. Leeoh, r.; Y. @. Bonham, H.
r.; w. j.. Moore, T.; 6. W. Shaw, chaplain;
j. X, Kelley, G.; j. A Swanson, guardian;
q. NJ. Deats. s.; j. b. Miller, NJ. Il.
A heavy rain, with some hail, fell here
last night, swelling the river to the swim.
ming point.
Stockmen are holding meeting today
to arrange the spring drives. Stock are
Nerv r,any new faces are to be seen ON
our streets daily. The town Is ahead of Anv
In the state not n railroad terminus, 80 far
as improvements are concerned We expert
TO get the Texas & 81. Louis road within a
year.
Our mines are being prospeoted by n no.
ted mincralogst. Reports so far are iavora.
ble.
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We are selling a line Of
Domestic Ginghams, worth
10c. per yd., at IA yds. for 81.
We have just received the
handsomest and newest
novelties in Dress Cling
hams, all the best standard
makes. Canton, Renfrew
fast colors, at lOc. per yd.
We are selling a nice line
of Ladies' Slippers from 75c.
a pair.
Just received a line of new
Lawns, at only Sc. per yd.
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Bargain House in Dallas

We are selling the best
windsor. ..Cocheco and Pa
Gcl1lc Sateens. They are the
best goods and only styles
worth keeping; usually sold
tor e loc, per yard. Is yards
We are selling the best
brands OF Calicoes, none Of
which are worth less than
sc. per yard, including the
new Windsor novelties, Ar
nold Chambray Prints, Ed
dystone Pacific, Cochecos,
etc, at 16 yards1orSl.OO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

Bosros, March 27.--The full bench Of tho
supreme court Is engaged in hearing areu-
mentson questions of law arising ON bill
In equity brought by the Union Pacific
Railroad company against the Credit Mo-
bilier of America for an Injunction 10 ro-
strain prosecuting suit at Law against The
Union Pacific, 70 recover the balance due
the Credit Mobilier for the construction 81
2i0 miles OF the Union Pacific railroad The
amount involved 10 l. .o9S, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
HAWKINS.
Sudden Death of a Prominent Citizen.

HAWKINS, March 27.-ISpecial. l-Dr. r.
A. Greer, prominent physician and sur
geon, died at his residence in Hawkins
this morning. He was strken down with
cerebro-spinal meningitis Thursday night
resulting rs above stated. DIR. Greer leaves
a wife and three children, and many friends
to mourn his untimely loss, His remains
will be taken up on the train this evening
to the family burying grounds at Gimer.
He was a Knight of Honor, and leaves o
policy Of $1,000 to his wife, besides otner
resources. His sudden demise Is a great
shock to this community.
Weather clear and coll.
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GALVESTON,
Murderer to DO Arraigned-- Post-offlce
Change Shipping Notes.

NHHHBt-sHIPpIHE NOtek.
GALVESTON, March T,-[Special. 1T. r..
Wood, who shot "Scotty the growler" aud
killed him, in saloon in May, 1889, will
be tried for murder in the first degree to-
morrow, in the criminal district court.
Major Frank Spencer will renresent the
state, while The priaoaer Al be repra.
sented by Messrs Noble and otubbs.
Judge C, b. Sabin, who has been post.
master here for the past eight years, and
who declined a reappointment, will retire
from office on the 1st OF April and be sue
ceeded by Professor Oscar Gariesser, his as
sistant, whom Judge Sabin recommended.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur
nished by the signal service, in conjunction
with the several railways OF the state.
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JACKsBORO.
Horse. thieves Forced 10 Abandon Portion
OF their Stolen Stock,

JAeKsBoRo. March T.-[Special.l l--sherif
King left here Sunday evening In pursuit
of party OF five men with bunch OF
horses, which,be suspected had been sto,en.
They were overtnken early yesterday morn.
ing twenty miles northeast OF here, but,
being armed with Winchesters and out.
numbering the posse, they stood them of.
The sheriff secured additional aid nnd
pressed them so closely that they aban.
doned fourteen head Of the horses and
made good their escape, heading for Red
river. The horses are held for Identification.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
SAN ANTONIO.
Alabamlan suicides-Little hoy Breaks au
Arm-PersouaI

Arm-Personal
SAN ANTONIO, March 27-[Special. l.
Late this afternoon an Albanian, named
Amos b. Smith, sucided by swallowing
thirty-sx grains Of morphine. He died in
an hour.
A grand Catholic fair was inaugurated
tonight.
The San Antonio club hold one of their
receptions tonight.
A little son of Colonel King fell this
morning and broke his arm. lie is doing
well at present.
District court adjourned to-day in re-
spect to the memory of the late judge
Smith.
Mrs. Governor Ireland Is in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

The steamship Whitney arrived from
Vera Cruz this morning. and sailed this
afternoon for Morgan City, She brought
thirty cabin and ten deck passengers, and
$50 sacks Of coffee for New Orleans.