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Fofsr WORTH.

q Fistic Encounter Between bohemian
ana ,he Husband Of Woman About said
.yyoman-A Man Drops Dead OF Heart
Disease.
Forr WORM, April GA furore Of ex-
element was created about noon to-day by
an encounter between N. b. Davis and J.
N. Selden. Davis learning that Seioeh Wa
having a statement published IN tne
Democrat accusing Mrs. Selden OF adultery
nth several men in Michigan and Texas,
sought out Selden, demanded q ret-actlo 20
,ana spit in his face. Going 70 his room IN
@he Ransion hotel, Davis locked the door
snd again demanded recantation:
but receiving no affirmative reply, attscked
Selden, and seizing heavy cavalry ooot'
hesf rim. on the head and face severely
breating bis nose and iDfictiDg other seri-
..rs v-onnds. Davis WIS arrested for agra
Tefed assault, and rave bond. MT. Seioen
Iii sue for q divorce from her husband.
p,hsrt Galloway dropped dead with heart
7isease Al O'Clock this morning.
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NRw YORK, April 7.-As the hour for the
services Of Peter Cooper's funeral ap-
preached the crowd increased, snd
additional police were sent for.
The police had no difficulty
In preserving order, for the mass OF
people were we'll conducted. All
seats in the church not reserved for the
family, friends and delegations, were filled
at noon, and many secured standing
room at the rear OF the church
two hours before the services began.
Shortly before O'Clock bells began 10 ring,
and Rev. Robert Collier, Rev. DE-. Howard
Crosby and Rev. Thomas NJ. Peters took
their places in the pulpit. Mr..
Cooper's family entered and ser
vices began with singing: ~ Heard a
Voice" Rev. Mr.. Peters read selection
from the Scriptures and the hymn, "I'l
Praise My Maker was sung. An eulogy
was pronounced by Rev. DR.. Collier and
was followed by a brief address and
prayer by Rev. DR.. Crosby. The hymn,
"Guide, o, Thou Great Jehovah" was
sung, and the services concluded with the
benediction. The remains were taken 70
Greenwood cemetery. The bells OF the city
tolled rs the great procession moved
to the ferry, where 1t was dis.
missed. IL seemed as though
the population OF New York not in the
procession, had gathered on the sidewalks
and respectfully uncovered rs the body was
borne past. Only one carriage, containing
the male members Of Mr.. Cooper's family,
accompanied them TO the cemetery, where
IL was deposited in the vault. The
remains will be inferred this coming week.
Among those present at the services were
General Hancock, Whitelaw Reid, William
NJ. Evarts, s. l.. NJ. Barlow, John Jay, Sen.
stor John J. kiernan, Albert Bierstadi
David Bows, the mayor, aldermen and
heads Of the different city departments,
David Dudley Field, Algernon sullivan
ex.Mayor Grace and Howard Potter.
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in the city. our schools have proven
success. and on yesterday the proposition
submitted by the city council to vote IN
additional one-fourth of per cent., ior tho
purpose of starting building insd, wal
carried by the necessary two-thirds voio OF
tax.payefs. This Is a clear demonstration
OF PATRIOTISM. for WeatherioSd can show
M more families without children than any
known city OF an equal number OF married
people T., Tar
Ed. Bergin, charged with sodomy IN dM,
rant county, was brought before Juuge
Hood here to-day on writ OF habeas
corpus. Byron G. Johnson, OF For. Worth
ably represented the accused, and asked n ms .
discharge for the reason that no such crime
is defined in the Penal Code OF Isxas,
County Attorney ylvre ssa rep ao discbsree
Bergin, but reduced his bond from 81 wv
to $500 Mr.. Johnson will carry tho case 10
the court of appeals.
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iof many yeafs one n ihe principal We
Mans Nv Epgand N IL expected he viii
be- tried IN London with other prisoners.
London, A pfli = Betting against keone' "A
F0hal for the City aud BnfbufDan hand
leap ls 70 u I.
iilohard Musg'ove, merchant, end bill
broker Of Liverpool and Manchester has
failed Liabilities, G,2OOU.
ATOLOGETtC.
BERLIN, April Tine Nord Deutsche
IeitunR, reYertnR 10 the subject OF the de.
fensye alliance Of Germany, Austria add
Italy against France, says Tho only
reason for the formation of such
An alliance would be the fear of
French aggression, and such fear would
only be Justified II military adventureTs
seized the power OF France. IL would be
natural that three pacific powers should in
terysne to preserve peace If one of them was
threatened, but such Intervention would
require no treaty.
WON'T INTERFERE.
II is stated that the emperor, who fully
commutes the sentence OF death, has de
cded not to interfere in the case of Conrad,
who killed his wife and four children.
CORN DuTY-HAD AN AUDIENCE.
The Nord Deutsche HeituDg says: The
bnndesrathe will soon consider the queNon
of increasing the duties on corn.
Herbert Bismarck, son OF the chancellor,
has had an audience with the emperor. He
will return to London soon.
HEAD CENTER STEPHENS.
PARIS, April flames Stephen, ex.head
center OF the Fenan., in an interview
stated that if Parnell would join the reyo-
lutionists the wrongs of Ireland could be
redressed by the sword. Stephens con-
demned the use of dynamite or the knife in
the struggle against English misrule.
THE FUNERAL OF JUSTICE.
LONDON, April 7.-kirten was arraigned |,
in Bow street court this afternoon and |
formally remanded.
WHOLESALE RAIDING.
DUBLIN, April 1.-The magistrate at En-
mis-, Clifford Lloyd, and strong force of
police made a raid in the Crusheen district
and arrested eight young. men. The
to murder. More arrests on
the same charge are expected.
MATTERS IN MrXICo.
Cry OF MEXICO, April 7.-General Pal
mer, president of the Mexican National
railway, inspecting the Pacific branch at
Marcia, wi II return to the United States
by way of Colima.
A grand fancy fair in aid of charity
is being held at Iocalo. Leading ladies OF
the Mexican society are at the tables. Many
Americans are present.
John Scnllin, ex.general manager of the
Mexican National, left to-day for the U nited
States.
Edward 3. Mayo, general manager of the
MEXICAN Telegraph company, lett to-day
for Vera Cruz to become partner in II large
mercantile house.
RICH CATCH.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., April THE steamers
Falcon and Bear have arrived from the ice
field The former has 81 600 and the latter
81 900 seals, worth nearly $4,000.
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ATH lens.

Church FestivaI-A Pedestrian Couple Are
marrIed-Heavy Storm With some Dam
age.
ATHENS, April6 Especial. THE Presoy
terrain church held festival last night
realizing something over 800.
A couple walked some ten miles nom the
country on yesterday, were married and
then started home again looking as happy
as two larks.
our section about 4 o'clock this morn
ing doing considerable damage.
district court convenes here next Mon
The election force has subsidized.
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Annt's 4snrrdU.
Our Citizens desire no notoriety, but arc
Getaways ready to proclaim the truth.

Getaways ready to proclaim the truth.
Mrs. GEO. DAwLEY of &c Knight Street, Provi-
dence, r. L., relates to our reporter her expert
ence with the wonderful curative properties Of
what is destined soon to be the standard and
leading specific of the whole wide world, Tor
Kidney and Liver diseases, etc. Mrs. d. says:-
early last spring was severely afflicted with
torpidity of the kidneys and enlargement OF the
liver and the Kidney disease came upon me so fast
and suddenly that before was scarcely aware OF
the cause of my trouble became badly bloated,
and my body and limbs very much swollen, SO
that it was with great difficulty and severe PAIN
that was able to walk any. / became dread
fully troubled by being short-breathed, SO that
even slight cxertion or little exercise wound
tire me almost to exhaustion and was so dis
tressed when l retired nights that could not
sleep. and was very restless. One OF my limbs
especially had very severe nervous pain, when
always seemed to be more severe at night than
Mt any other time, and would frequently ache so
sharply as to arouse me from sleep. was very
nervous and uncomfortable all the time, and was
being doctored, and taking all kinds OF medicine
for this complaint and that and the other, but all
to no good purpose, until at about the time when
was tired out and somewhat disguised and al
most discouraged with medicines and doctors, q
relative and highly-esteemed friend persuaded
me to try Hunts Remedy. began 10 take ~
few days ago. and am happily disappointed py
the result, for before had used bottle oil IL L
hcgon TO feel relieved, and soon commenced to-
sleep splendidly; the severe nervous pains ifrfny
limb which ! had to handle so terderly do not
appear any more, my he'dacne and backache
have disappeared, feel well every way, and rest
well at night. The swelling has disappeared
iron, my body and limbs. am now able to do my
homework comfortably and easily. Hunts
Remedy has certainly done wonders for me.
MRS. GEO. DAWLEY."
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CHICAGO. April 5.-A year ago the state
legislature Of Texas coded portion Of the
sts,e known q. the Pan Handle, conpris
nj 1000 600 scres, 10 syndicate composed
orc. B. Farv.ll, J. V. Fsrvell, Abnsf lay
Tor. A. G. Bsbcock. For this cons ers,ion
ne latter were 20 erect . capitol ouildin
for The stste in Austin, % co.t " yo,yvl
thus fixing the value Of the land =, % csnt.
per acre. A London syndicafe has Jusi
-, EVEN the refusal o. the entire trsct
until April 15th, and the sale = oeclsreo
virfuallv concluded The prlce - sisted y
~ f10 DO coo. Tire trsct j. 5.1lJ nils.
s1urre aid comprised the northern arm q
he rfste. and il declared rich IN sraole snd
rrrring land. ws.ered snd timoered -
surf 4 derree e. % a.frnct three English
rvndicrfrs Who sent sEe1ts scr1-s ~. Estei
10 purrhsss The LIST agent mn1e 10
r,rursn. fiou., 20 rent TIE p-lFilers - ~
inr stocE or 10 bay the land o1trlglL -
ssie -ss cinsed On the latter p-oEos-- tl1n,
Fir.f ravrnerf vs. rlacei a TIE c-e-lt p
ne C7.ics-o oTne-s 81 tie Bark Of England
al t1e dnfe n1rned-
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TYLER.

Water. Works Ipjured-A Heavy Lawsuit
still Being CONGRATULATIONS Arrested,
Charged with Pocket-Picking.
TYLER, April 6.-[Speciall-The heavy
rain last night broke the dam at the city
water-works, but the damage is reported a
being light and easily repaired.
In the district court the motion for new
trial in the Lawrence LeGierse d Root and
Daw case was overruled and notice OF ap-
peal given:
divorce was granted and division oil
property ordered.
Henry Buckham, farmer, was arrested
yesterday, charged with robDing Jim duht'
while drunk, OF $lS.75.
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c.rxzvrILE, April4-loorespondence.
The municipal election vss held here
YESTERDAY. and the mayor. tar ASSESSOR snd
-collsctor and three aldermen elected; joan
n WeIker. who has been MAJOR 10 t1e
=, ~ vears. vas badly beaten i0r tnst
49, ~ A. r. Dodson. Whose me- orliy y
IA NJ. Walker heretofore hss peen .
- and his trends and adherents
- F--~r7ornded Il the result Of the elec-
- He defeat Il generally nftTloutee u
~ sfclE be took IN The elections l.-l
- "a al. George Eosseau. foI tax
'-riisrfor sud assess0r, and W n hno-y-'
= p-irbar and D. J.. Painter, aletrrnsn,
- s'Is-riad without cruneitlon-
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NEWSEY SPECIALS,


ytNIUNiVf
.a..yv s,,,m.- infant Dies Prom Car
boiio Aold-Ty Horse Thieves jailed
SAN ANTosfo, W. O.-fspeoIol IA So
we're hail.storm Vi ted this section early
thls morning, dolJg considerable damage
10 window. glass and small vegetables, ~
vas accompanied by good rain, which
will do more good than damage.
Charles A. Dana, OF the New YORK sun
Mrs. Dana, w. Dorsbeimer and wiIe' MIS- NJ,
Grimmell, daughter Of the late n. l.. VII
lie and Frank Hitchcock, arrived on q
special car last night, and left for San fran
cisco this morning.
The Later developments in the death OF
Burns, bitten by a rattlesnhke intricate
that he died from ammonia POISONING anu
not from the bite.
.dav. Philip Palmer, a sheepman OF Bracket,
on trial for the value OF Sl6,UO worth OF
sheen purchased from California man, a
verdict was given tor the plaintiff. Palmer
was also indicted for perjury growing OUT OF
the same transaction, but was dismissed by
the prosecuting attorney. Inc feneral
court adjourned till Monday. Russell mas
not vet received sentence.
An inIant child of p. II. Wolf died last
nieht from accidentally taking carDohc
acid ,oa
Joe Ward and Caleb Gillespie, charged
with borse-thett here, brought to San An
tonic and jailed. They were arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Baylor, in Neuces canyon
and disarmed About dark, while en- en-
,oamped in the canyon, Baylor turned lbs
hack on the prisoners moment, when
Ward Jumped behind and knocked his gun
mt Of his hands, Ward secured the gun
and placed the mszze to Baylor's breast
IRE, owing to the cartridges getting wet.
BAYLOR then secured a six-sho0ter ana snot
Ward through the hand, and amputatioh
will probably be necessary, A..
The state convention OF the Ancient "
der of Hiberniars, was held last night IN
secret ression. The next session Will be
held at Galveston.
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Safe and Reliable.

A.w. BROWN, NJ. D., of Providence, r. says,
at have used Hunts Remedy in my practice Tor
the past sixteen years, and cheerfully recommend
it rs being safe and reliable remedy"
Hunts Remedy is purely vegetable COM
pound scientifically prepared by first-class reg
istered Pharmacist, and will surely cure all dis
cases of the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver, and urin-
ary Orpans-COR.
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K1RTLAND, O., April THE second day
of the reunion conference Of Latter Day
Saints, a large number Of delegates from
western and southwestern states were pres
ent. William B. Smith, surviving brother
of Joseph Smith, held prsyer-mseting at
8 o'clock, in the temple. The conference
reconvensd at 1880, and the committee on
credentials made its report.
At the second day Of conference OF Latter
Day Saints q permanent organization was
effected at the afternoon session. Presi'
dent, Joseph Smith, j., viee'president' Il.
The committee on credentials reported
delegates present from the following dis.
trlcts Pittsburg, northern illinois, Iowa,
Littla Sioux, southeastern Illinois, Mfchl-
gan, northern Indiana, Decatur, Illinois;
Newna lee, Massachusetts,; Florida, Mis-
souri,, Sc. Louis, London, Canada; northern
Nebraska, western Iowa, Pattamatamic
district, fremont, western Missouri, Il
iinois, Nauyoo district, northern IL
linois, Chicago branch church, Idaho,
Nevada, central Texas, Esnsas, Georgia.
Counsellor w. W. Blair reported the pro-
gramme of working in the far west, ard
said in the Nevada district they were
mostly Utah Mormoms and but few of the
Latter Day Saints. In Idaho there were
/ 600 Utah kormons and several branches
of the reorgsnized church. The financial
condition OF these branches was excellent
and the mission selfsustaining.
Reports rrom elders Of the quorum of the
twelve apostles OF the church gave the con-
dition of the affairs Of the church in various
localities, east and west. Elder Joseph
Lowell, of Utah, made report OF the pre-
gress of work in the territory. This mis-
sionsry has been working in the heart of
the polygamists' camp, and converting
many to the Latter Day church.
Tho afternoon services closed by
the president reading lengthy
memorial presented to Secretary Freling-
huysen some months ago and, asking that
distinction be made by the government
between the Utah Mormons and the re-
organized church.
To-morrow's services will be preaching
only by oseph Smith, Elder W. w. Blair
and others
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PALESTINE.


PALEsrINE, April 6.-[special.l The
meeting Of stockholders OF the Trinity q
Sabine railroad elected ss directors r. s
II ives, II. NJ. Hoxie, Ira II. Evans, ID. 5,
II. Smith. Allen Mccoy, Il; j. Gooch aud
Rnssell Harding. The directors chose
HAYES as president, Hoxie vice-presideni
ami smith as secretary and treasurer. The
stockbolders confirmed the sale OF the road
and franchises to the Missouri, Kansas q
Texas railroad company, which will operate
IL hereafter.
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MARSHALL.
Nows of Russelrs Conviction Causes Regret
Personal.

Nows of Russell's Conviction causes hesro'
Personal.
MARSHALL, April Especial 1.-The news
of the conviction of ex-Marshal Stillwell H.
Russell by the United States court at San
Antonio creates many expressions OF re-
greet, particularly for his very essimaole
wife and family. Personally, Russell was
very we'll liked here, where he has lived ten
or twelve years.
The weather is again warm and pleasant.
Mr.. ]. P. Morrison, late manager OF the
Western Union at this place, is making Ar
rangements to visit Hot Springs IN the me
hope of restoring his health. He Is stili
suffering greatly with rheumatism.
WILLS POINT.
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nIARSHALL.

Railroad CoIIision-An Iron Manufacturer
on a Tour OF Observation.
MARSHALL, April 6.-[Special.1-A disas-
trous collision took place today by one
freight train running into the rear of an
other on the New Orleans division OF the
Texas e. Pacific. Some twenty-five OF
thirty cars were more or less smashed
There was no injury to life, Is we can learn
President Cobb, OF the Marshall Car Iron
foundry, is looking after his interests In
this city, and will make tour OF the state
before he returns to New York.
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A Willful and Unprovoked Murder.

Wills POINT, April 6.-[Special.l-A Will
full murder was committed at Van Elliotts
farm, few miles northwest OF this city
A young man by the name OF W. M. Tate
of Missouri, by James 1. Grow, OF TINS
county, They were both employed by Mr..
Elliott on his place. A few hot WORDS was
passed when Grow drew pistol and shot
him through. This is an unproVoKed muir
der and the murderer is SUI AZ Islse'
Young Tate was of good habits and I'M
offensive. :,
brisk
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lI'KtNNEY.

New Bridge to be Built-Great Methodist
Revival.
Mckinney, April 6.-[Special.l-Ihe
county commissioners court met today and
awarded the contract to rebuild the bridge
across East Fork, to B. F. Davis,.o OF DALAI
for the sum of 1925. This bridge was
burned last Saturday night by parties bent
on mischief. Several arrests have oeen
have caught the right parties.
The interest in the protracted meeting a.
the Methodist church still increases. IL
begun some three weeks ago,
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BREMOND.

An Exceptionally Beavy Rainiail-A Lsdy''
Pleasant Visit
BEENoND, April G.-[special. IA very
heavy rainfall at this place during the lat
Ter part OF last night, which has made the
ground too wet for farming, and there has
been q number OF people from the country
in town to-day.
Mrs. Griffin. vile Of T. ". Griffin, for.
merly agent 1t this plsce, but now agent al
SULPHUR Springs for the Est Line. has been
visiting relatives and friends here ior the
',.st veek s,d left for her home to-day.
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I--71r EocE, Ap-1 e--Ths-s vns -
~r-s -7n5. rain and hnii-siurm IN csl.;r-
81 rrrfruester1 ArkErs1s I11rzee7
$50 IlrF~r ~rr-i7sratIe cElurrs - rulln-
m. &C., and tlouiuE c1gr rl1-I t-sss
ffr-r re linz 81 -. hoi -rlr-1rs = -.
ven rn1rrg The cgclo1s csFeloie'l -
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FARNIERsvILLE.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church Assem-
bly-Heavy Rain-Storm-Spring Fights
Opened.
FAsMERsvILLE, April 6.-[Special.l-Ihe
Whiterock Presbyterian synod OF the Cum
oer,and PIesby lerian church as no" IA seA-
sion at the Methodist Episcopal church in
sshfs nlace. There is pretty full attend
snce. Rev. b. @. McLeskey is moderator,
". P. Ciodey, clerk, and Reys. r. ": , Beng &c
% The general assembly, and G. l.. Blewitt
and 9. N. Jarrett, alternates. Dallas and
Savoy the places chosen as the nPP places
e,,onc the visitors. Dr. Il. b. Cristman, oil
Tehuacana, aud Rev. H. Wofford, of your
city. 81, .,,.i
amount Of lichtping last night visited this
town. pr.;
ness Is lively, and the spring fights opened
nth a regular old-fashioned knock down
ard fsti.cuff between two young bloods.
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Porrrsrn. Nr.. Ar-l 7.-Ths stssnr
r--otl~n IN asli1-s On Hog Isisud lsst
rrrft. ID. ras-err-rs we-t t.rer OF a1l
- IA tsrIr nrrrur1 anl frI 81 wtter-
an a. rr-r1 nus - cir1s-Eel M
1.r1r II ~ tru mus D. r1tr1r1 and t1t
49, r|urrre1 rri t.fgrt stt III - r11Ft1.
ID ru-r1 rrs irsr-s1-
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suBy CURE ron BLACK LEO.

BUrfgRc0f, TGfIs sept T. lNA
This Il p eof,iiy lhg ys i,gfe ,gisga WV
I'm Cattle wv diving from ~ W - drops llnt
nally afI applying e1tmally once ~ twng 70
lhe pnIta an,yled, aud II gave immediate relief
II aTEWAED. Will moLUHE.
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nnr1rsnnr. THE Anana

Burresonr. Tula. August 2s,.iSs''
aessrs Morley DfJe, ~. .,,.,,.,,,goV,,t
afiuIn M sovera on nv customers who used
ior tho gufe III BLACK LEG w HylnH
no or two doses Internally and apPylnE W.
orually. IL worked like " charm dU9.u,fn1 W"
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7TTI-4 FfIIIl111I -fI7T1I 7 = -
frnl Er+-e-l
wr.-rrrrorn. Ar-ii f--lspecal.l-
us~sherford IL o. Be c9nrrriul.ted i9- ins
Ifse-nf.iT 81 bsr citi1sns and tDe1 w.
sr--sr'rtice uf pnblic e1ncafion- 1nrst
- a., e,s tur-psTe-s Votsd az q fr,s-
ru--tt 81 ~ csrt. ur'1r her l'-1s'.-'. y
a. r--7.,ss 81 r1.i-.sirlnEs T1nlir 49,
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HOUSTON.

A Defauting TAX Collector stubborn-Ger-
man Ladies Give Successful Fair.
-. Houston, April 6.-[Special.1-The city
council met in called session to discuss the
refusal of P. c. Walker, defaulting city tax
collector and assessor, to resign at their
command. Articles of impeachment were
drawn up againt him, and he was granted
Ave week daysto prepare, his defense.
His trial comes up before them next Sat
urday. The opinion is that this dilatory
,netbod of the council in first CLOSING over
his shortage and allowing his bondsmen to
make it good will make it hard matter
n make an impeachment stick, but
neoole are thoroughly indignant, and al
thopeh it is said Walker will contest his
imneaohment, it will do him no good, as
hi, ineffioiency, il nothing else, can be con-
ssclusively proven, -, u,- CT ,o.,
NIGHT at Turner hall, were very successful
and were we'll patronized. Some OF the
most prominent and attractive German
Young ladies OF the city managed the dliter-
emf stands and booths, selling lemonade
sweet-meats, substantial edibles and the
ike at reasonable prices. The ball pre-
sented quite gay scene. The lar con-
Times tonight and tomorrow night.
= usunERsyIIIE
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III rrIies q E|-utuEtrr- t.Tt 80 a.
r-7Irr-r ftrt rTtitetsaf Eri fts r-is1-t-s
49, II T.--.Trr u--s frrrli-zlsl CT tt1
-.-r-t rrt-nr-s ir f.rr1Cn- IheJ tlair- t-
IL 80 v shoF thnf Ehiishsa1 h.s bs-n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-12

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