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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-14
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, June l3.-The Car
committed the death sentences OF the Nj
hiists Boganovitch, TelalOff and Beuts-
witch to penal servitude for an indefinite
period. He reduced the life sentences OF
Shefanoyltch to eight years penal servitude
and the sentences Of the woman Lisofskavae
and Prybyleva to four years. lie also nit
igated the sentences Of Gutenberg, Bore
isch and Juschkowa.
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Receiving the Gunrds.

BOSTON, June l3.--The Continental
Guards, OF New Orleans, arrived this morn
ing and were received by the Lancers. tb,
charleston Cadets and a large crowd. A
salute was fred. Mayor Palmer welcomed
the visitors TO Boston. A response WINS
made by Judge Braughn.
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GLE RMAN Y,

BERLIN, June l3.-Sabbe, convicted of
numbering and robbing money letter ear
rier In March last, was executed this morn
ing,
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CHICAGO, June l3.-One of the sea
lions In Barnum's ne9agerie last night
saw UiiJu ~ ra,nu ono ,,,hI- 4, tilv,. : b..
to be the first one born m captivity. The
weight Of the infant is between six and seven
pOunlS.
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RenCluslCA.

WASHINGTON, June 10. The order sus.
pending Galen Il. Green, OF jackson,
TENN, from practice before the Treasury
Department, has been rescinded.
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CENTRAL AMERICA,

GuAYAQuIL, June 10 News re-
ceived via Galveston, Texas, is TO the
effect that Veintemillas' forces occupy a
strong position successfully protecting
the city against all attacks Of the insurg.
ents,
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Wants . Con, m uts,iOu.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June l3.--An appli.
cation has been made fora continuation Of
tne death sentence OF John McGnnis, of
in-law. NV '''
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A FalaI ExnlnRlnn

TRENTON, n. j., juno l3.-Thomas
Culleton and Michael IIauck were torn to
pieces by an explosion of q yulcanzer in the
rubber works to-day.
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Until Friday.

WARRINGTON, June 13.--The Hill In.
" wsHn adjourned until Friday, instead
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The BcaucIeigh Warrant Recalled.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June 3.-Yes-
terday Governor Crittenden notified Prose
cutting Attorney Warield OF St. Louis coun-
~ that unless he dismissed the state case
against John Beauclcigh by ten O'Clock to-
day he would recall a warrant issued on the
9TH INST for Beaucleigh's rendition to the
authorities OF Illinois on charge OF rob-
berry. The Governor this morning received
telegram from Attorney Warneid that he
intended, prosecuting the prisoner and
thereon the Governor issued ali order an.
nuling and revolving tho warrant. Beau.
clelgh has given. sufficient bond and will at
once DO released.
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Failing!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse,
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BlTTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood puri6es and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
OF the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength
This is why Browns
Iron BITrERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
ao3 S Paca ST., Baltimore
Nov. as, 1881.
was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day | tried Browns Iron
Bitters, and am happy to say
! now have a good appetite,
and am getting stronger.
JOS, MCCAwlEy,
Browns IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious ef-
fects Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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NEW YORK, june 1a--The trial Of John
Dewey, charged with libeling August Bel
mont, was resumed to-day. NJ. j. Cos.
!cllo claimed that the statement made by
Dewey IN the article alleged to DO libeous
was iully Justified by the facts, and also
said that a controlling influence behind the
District Attorney In Bis prosecution Of the
defendant was purely political. Assistant
District Attorney Fellows charged that tho
hood.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-09

TRAINS FROM RENO TO CARSON AND
VIRGINIA:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-09

years, such as Los. of Memory. lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions. Ayersiors to Society,
Ei.nness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vitai
autt passing unobSeryed in the urine, aud many
o.,,a, diseases that lead to Insanity and Deash.
DR.. MINTIs. who is regular physician
Graduate Of the University of PennsylSania)
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for 3 case of this kind the VITAL RES
roRATIVE (under his special advice and treat-
aseat) will not cure, or for anything impure .,
Injurious found ir it. DIR. GlNTlE treats all
private diseases successfully without mercury;
Cea,altatien free. Thorough examination ana
,4.viee including analysis OF urine, -. Prics OF
VITAL RESTORATIVE, s. bottle. or fonr
tissfas tt,e quantity. SO; sent 70 Any ADDRESS
upon receipt Of price, II c. o. D., secure Ircm
observation and in private name II desired, oy
T.. A. MNIIE, D.,
IL Kearney St., San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE vii! be sent to any
enc applying by letter, ating symptoms, sex
and age Strict secrecy in regard to all ouH
nsSs transactions. -,
Or. M;NTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP..
HRETTCUS- cures all kinds OF kidney ana
bladder complaints, gouorrseea. cieet, ieucor-
rhoes, For sale by all druggists; 81 bottle;
six bottles for s..
Or. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are eae
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
in she market; For sale by all druggists.
;anj9t
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DIR. SY I'm II r 4,
sso. ~ kearny Street,
treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
XounE Men

yUyho May be Suffering FROM thu
W effects 81 youthful foiies or indlscretion
vsM do well to avail themselves OF this, the
greatest boon ever laid On the altar OF SUI
fer.us humanity. DR.. Spirnay will guarantee
t. forfeit $500 for every case Of Seminal Weak
ness or private disease Of any kind or character
~t,ci, he undertakes and fails TO cute.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the aye OF thirty {" sixty
who are troubled with too frequent eVacuations
OF the bladder, often accompanied by slight
.l.nr.tr.. or burning sensation and Weahenlos
- u. :, stem in manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary de,
,N,sits , rosy sediment vii. often be 1Ucnd, and
sometimes small particles Of aibumen will ar-
pear or the color will be of a thin HliikIsh hoe,
.s.aiy, changing to a dark and torpld appear
arca There arc mang nlen VIII" die OF tbs dl-
f.,,I.y, ;-norant OF the cause, which is the sec
.,t.i stage OF seminal weakness. Dr. :. Wal
,7,arantee a perfect cure in al. such cases. ard
: healthy restoration # the Gemto urinary
organs.
ottice Hcurs-lO 10 snd to 5, Sundays,
from 10 To Ii a. m Consultation free,
T'.o>N.rh examination and ADVICE, s..
Cad or address DR.. SP:NNEY co.
Va. II KeaTny st. san Francisco.
jan2lt
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The Great English Remedy

ID q ne~W faQtn !;
OuIU Mr kAvoa
Debility. Exhaus
ted vitality, Sem
iuAl Weakness,
Lost MSnhosA
Impote.cy. Pros
tarOrrhca, PaEaly-
sis and al, the ter
r,bie effects Of
Self Abuse, youth
full foiiies and ex-
cosses in maturer
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-20
won in three straight heats; Lon

s, won in three straight heats; Lon c
Jack distanced in the first heat
while Westmont was shut out In
the second. 1t is thought Westmonts
driver was to some extent responsible for
the bad showing, and so the judges made
all the pools off.
Glass 2:2O-ior PAGERS: purse of $1,000,
divided; Billy s., l, 1, 1;
Eddie D., 3. 2, 2; Westmont, 3, dislanceo;
Lone jack, distanced. Tme-2;lo L.
2:22 IA, 2:29.
The greatest interest of to-day conferred
in the attempt of Jay Eye to beat
his record of Ola for o
this morning an up heat in 2:20 and when
the final trial came he gave the most
remarkable exhibition of trotting ever seen
at this track. His time to the first quarter
was "a seconds, to half 6l IL, to three
quarters 1889, and finished in 2:10 "a.
de went over the entire course without
skip or break of any kind, and when
he came under the wire showed
no signs of distress. The enthusiasm
was great. Spectators were standing in
their seats and cheering loudly as the
plucky fellow came down the home stretch.
In the 2:22 race Amelia @. was the ia
vorite, but II. B. Winship won in three
straight heats.
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to Chicago would be selling
for So inside Of thirty days. Reports from
west say the Grand Trunk to-day made
an open cut of SO between Chicago and
Buffalo, and that the Nickle Plate was SELL
ing at reduced rates with a rebate. The
Wabash and Rock Island roads are
cuttin. rates to So and SO. Reports
from Chicago and Council Bluffs and Rock
Island, and the Chicago & Northwestern
are cutting rates to 50 between
Chicago and Grand Rapids, Iowa.
The Panhandle has been cutting to-day from
Chicago to Louisville. The Albany & Chi
cago road will meet 1t. and it promises
to be great fight. The Panhandle object
is to step the cutting OF rates through
scalpers.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Late in the evening
the Panhandle road made further
cut in the rate to SIS till further
notice. This was at once met
by the Kankakee line and Louisville,
New Albany e. Chicago, or the
Monon route. A leading official of
the line said to a Press reporter:
' Y u may say for me the Monon route will
meet any rate by the rival lines
and will not be the first to cry
for quarter" Telegram has been received
from the general passenger agent OF the
Kankakee line, to meet any rate made by
the other lines. All parties In interest," ad:
nit they are in for it, and the rates will
probably 60 down to zero.
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sHEErHEAD BAY. Sept. 15.-First Rscs-
Nile: Carnation, won: Mediator, second;
rizsrro, third, Timf-i;f3
second Race-Mile and a Furl0ng: B.
sesr-old FLIES, Breeze, won; Bella, second;
3ric-a-Brrc, third. Timt-i.59.
Third RBce-Three f0urths mile. Won b.
Nattie y; Economy, second; Huron.
bird. Tirna-l.i1-
Fourth Rsce-One and one-haH miles.
ron BIZ Euclid: Hartford, second: Gath
nird. Time-2.f0
FIFTH Rsce-Mus snd half and furiong
ron b. Baby; Monk, second; Manitoba,
bird Tine 1.54.
sixth Rscs-Fun course, Jim NcGovar
r0n. Disturbances. second. hsjor Wheeler
bird. Time-52
PEov1DEycE. z 4. Sept. 1.-F0ur tbous
ID persons wituess-d the trutfinl
\ the Grand Crr1it 81 Mar
srnusett to-day. Kitty Fatchsi
m the fourth hest m he - cias
frne-z-14 -. Ouward. secont. CJmmis
.nrer Third. IfIlian disancet-
Ansr ths racs TIE iudr.s IN yesierdsT /
vert hsld cUrsuItetiun IN
-rlru1cef = rerera.l - 1heir decision
e rnsuer Of . dead hest tetweer Nittl
'.,cber ard Onward ewing ne hes- &
- Psrnr Racs-Forr s.a-te-s bly, 2
Festmunt. E31is =. md L1ns IscE. . ~
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NEW YoEK. Sept. 1.-The Daily News
this evening prints TIE following. Report
have been current for months past that the
trunk lines have been secretly cuftini
rates, and experienced travellers and ship.
psrs know boz 70 get sdvsntsgs Of the re-
frunk lines are openly cuftinf
he passsnrsr rates from View TJri
- ChIcaro. The pool rate rns fred s0rn-
tine ago 81 81 70 Chicsro. bit =
n1re Of TIE lines kspt up % ths
rrtedule 50 becErne The currer
figure - uhirh tickets could ~ obtsined
I 1-day . Nevs reporter Vas r1sred q tickf
a. Cticar1 e. une - he trunk IN.
r|fle.s ~ fls. e. sr1ther for 81 so E1d
nn1rrsr 81 81. Scs'pers - sling ticfsl
u1rh chearer. SIS ~ Chic1Eo a.
= Lrris hsirf fbs nskInr pricss- one
~ % TuerfT-itir1 srresf tears. parr g
On Vel Ertst saif to-tsy that ticfss
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LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 15.-[Special.] 1.-THE
murderers OF jeff Valins, in Newton coun'
ty, turn out to be two Kentuckians, named
Baker and Wilson. They attempted to rob
the residence of Valins, and he made fight,
but was killed, not, however, before he shot
Baker. who died to-day at GAINESVILLE, Ar.
kansas.
The drouth is at an end. A general rain
is now prevailing. Crops were perishing,
the droulh in some portions of the state
lasting ten weeks.
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A Judicial Suicide.

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 15.-Judge May
committed suicide aboard Baltimore
steamer this morning. He related his
trouble to an Episcopal clergyman Of Nor.
folk, who came from Baltimore with him.
He said when elected judge. he did
not agree politically with Chissons,
prominent re-adjustor, and was
told his politics would not interfere
With his duties on the bench. Recently
he had been urged to makea removal and
appointment which afterward appeared in
his opinion violation ofthe law. His poll
tical situation irritated him, and he said he
felt like ending his troubles by blowing out
his brains. He is widely connected and an
uncle of Commodore Mayer.
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COLEMAN CrTY, Sept. i5-TSpecial.l-
Morgan Livingston and Denton Robertson
two Of the parties charged with participa
ton in the big cattle theft in this county,
last August one year ago, were arrested on
the Pecos river. in Tom Green county
While In csmp with large number OF cat
tie, BY ]. b. Simmons and II. NJ. Alexander
OF this place. who immediately started on
their return with them 10 this county. They
stopped at about eighty miles OF this town,
70 camp, and there, through carelessless,
Denton Robertson was allowed 70 escape
They arrived here with Livingston last
night, and be was to-day bound over In the
sum Of 81 900 for his appearance Of the dis.
trict court 70 await the action Of the grand
jury.
merit Monday for the purpose Of appointing
q COMMITTEES 70 receive bids Tor the contract
10 construct 81. 90 stone building. 10 be
used a. . courthouse II this place.
We are suffering grestly from the long
continued drUuth.
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New YORK, Sept. 15.-The senate SUBJ
committee on education and labor to-day
resumed the examination of Colonel Rich
ard ]. Hinton. The witness thought more
attention should be given, throughout the
country, to instruction in the primary
schools, which were now reelected for schools
of higher education. TWAS the best mode of
teaching the laboring classes, and the COM
mon school system should be placed on a
firm basis. The course of instruction was
100 superficial. He also testified, at con-
siderable length, in regard to the land
grabbing system practiced in the west and
southwest. On Monday, the trunk line
commissioner, Albert Fink, will appear as
a witness.
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CoRsIcANA. Sept. 15.-[Special.l = The
Corsicana daily will not be launched this
season. The would-have-been editor thinks
he will try the weekly edition while
longer. =,
Five hundred bales of cotton were ship
ped from here to-day.
Work on the water-works progresses
rapidly.
already exciting more than usual interest.
The contest for mayor aud marshal prom
ises to be close one.
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Fire Bulletin.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. ia fire at Casey, Illi'
nois, last night destroyed eleven business
houses and several Offices. Loss, 5000.
PrrrsBURe, Sept. ia fire at Delphos,
Ohio, this morning entirely consumed the
extensive works Of the Pittsburg Hoop and
Barrel company. The night Waterman
whose name was not learned, was in the
building at the time and was burned "a
death. Loss, SIS. 900: insurance, $4,000.
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uIRK-curTER KILLED.

HrErrETrA. Sept. 15.-Tspecisl.l-Nev'
was received here this morning about
O'Clock. By telephone. from Post Oak, Of the
killing and vounding Of three of the wire.
cutters lnsf night. A man. named Butler,
one Of tine rlnglenders. vas shot about
twenty times and two others badly wound
ed. The shooting u supposed 70 hnve been
done By the line rlders. Buffers body IVES
found about three miles from where ther-
woods fence had been cut for several miles
Crest excitement prevails em0ng our prom
fnerf srock men. About twenty Of them,
mounted On horses and heavily armed, len
for sberuood's ranch At O'clock ms even
ing. where q lively time 4 anticipated %
night. The city Il Wild with excltemeut.
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The Eastern Agitation.

PEsTH, sept. l5.-Pesther Lloyd says al
indications point to the belief that the
authors OF the disorders at Crotia are but
pioneers OF the projected south Slavoriar
agitation. which is to be directed not
against Hungary alone, but against the
Austrian empire generally. -
AGRAM, Sept. 15.-There Is continual
diminishing between the military and
oeasantry on the southern frontier oil
Crotia, but all is quiet in Zagarien.
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Manufacturers of Spurious Notes

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. l5,-"Tony'
Hale and John W. Edmundson to-day
were taken into custody by
the government. 1t is alleged
Hale and his accomplish have been engaged
for weeks past in issuing notes and bonds;
some of which they are alleged
to have disposed of to brokers
They were held for further hearing. A lot
of mechanical apparatus used in the manu-
facture of spurious notes is said to have
been found in Hale's house.
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Daprecates Annexation.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Lord Derby, colonial
secretary, forwarded a dispatch to the
Australian government stating that the
imperial government deprecates the pro
posed scheme and annexation of the Pa
cific islands to the Australian colonies
calls attention specifically, TO the case Of
the Islands of Samoa, where the German
British and American consuls have some
lines exercised their influence jointly
separately, and says the governments o
treaties with Samoa which, therefore, form
an independent state. and its aunexationtl
Australia might lead to a violation of tn;
international treaties. The same he de
clares to be true of other islands.
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NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Professor. Bauer
has challenged Duncan @. Ross, winner
II the Police Gazette trophy. TO wrestle
,or the trophy and 5000 a side;
the match 10 take place at any time
that Richard X. Fox may name within two
weeks from the signing OF the articles. He
has also expressed a willingness to wrestle
With John o. Mcmahon, or II. NJ. Dufour,
for e500 a side
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Unfounded Reports-

ST. JOHNS. N. F., Sept. 15.-The stories
of DR.. Payy's death, mutiny in Greeley 8
camp, and murder of the whole party by
mountaineer Indians. are merely reports
reliable
The United States frigate Powha.tan, ar.
rived to-day, seven days from New York,
will cruise around the New Foundland
coast and investigate the cause of the col
lision and conflict between the United
States and New Foundland fishermen.
There are no new developments IN rela-
ton to Greeley's expedition.
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Bos1os, Sept. 1.-The steamer william
Harrison. from Hull 70 Boston. in q o.,
ran into the steam collier, Professor morse
from New York. this morning. The Har-
rison Vas cut 10 the waters edge The
Mere being an iron vessel received no
danage- Mnch excitement was csused
among the PASSENGER
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CLEBURNE.

CLEBURSE, Sept. 16.--[special.I Mr.
Floyd. book.keeper at Cameron's lumber
yard here, while under the influence oil
liquor, disagreed with his wife as to the
sale OF certain property last night, when he
IL said to have become angry and beat her
numerically. lie MAS arrested and allied
but was released on bond. He was again
arrested and put in the lookup to-day
where he now lies for drunkenness
Floyd is man of good address
and pleasant manners. and himself and
wife are said 10 have lived peaceabiy here.
tofore. Mrs. Floyd is an accomplished
lady and daughter Of an ex-governor oil
Arkansas.
The uniforms for the Cleburne Light in
fantry have arrived and are very hand
some.
Construction of the new jail begins Mon
dav next.
Sam Hill, living near here, was arrested
to-day for fighting and rowdiness. he
iorcibly resisted arrest, drawing NAM
moth pistol from his boots. Several off,
GERS were necessary TO put him In the
I'VE had a light shower this evening.
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LOCKHART.

LocKHARr. Sept. l5.-[Special]-A light
shower yesterday, the third this week, but
not general over the county. Stock is be-
ing driven TO other counties tor grass and
water.
The bulk OF the cotton crop is gathered
and the yield is very light.
Louis Mohl, an old resident OF this place,
died in KYLE, last night.
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PLANO.

PLANO, Sept. 15.-tSpecial.l-The long
continued dry spell was broken up this
morning by hard rain, which commenced
falling at 1880, and lasted till IL o'clock.
Everyone seems to be jubilant since the
rain, as IL was much needed.
Cotton receipts since September LIST, 80
bales.
Business is improving. Two new gro
cery stores were opened up this week.
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, Sept. 15.-[Special.1 This
afternoon about O'Clock, Mr.. Henry Tay-
lor, an attache OF the Wide Awake office,
was shot by Hamilton Walker, colored, the
pistol falling from his pocket on the ground.
The ball took effect in the right leg above
the knee, which produced only. a flesh
wound, and was entirely accidental.
The Marshall Gem base ball club and the
Bayou City club of this place, played a
match game this evening, resulting IN the
defeat Of the latter by score OF to 2.
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Waco. Sept. i5.-Tspscinll-Dr- L. B.
suisbsr. The Dakota slopsr, vas brought IN
sick b. sheriff Harris this rngrning from
HiIlsboro. where BE- was arre.ied Inrrs1al .
M Baker and Der two CHILDREN out -
zion - rr~n after hrr arrIral 81 E0t-
frarrr1IIr wifn ne oncrofs -
r.rrrrsrlrf him bore r1e
n In ronsInrf attsu1anrr ur11 him
pnrf BrruIr. a1r rf y. bcrrin. 81 80
ORE -. sd mo Ens ~ ne 80 -
wrsfs trrr rrrnEe1 IN cle-Eluf - mo
lxn1er'E az Rod s-cre' - .rres,e- t.---5
~ ferrfr -.rsr1f HuII1rr - H1rrI1 tCun-
~ rr,nr = rrarrs 81 ErIrr|Irr- M1Lt -
Hired a. tI4rE Irr Il. EaI1er4I.I1e1. -
HonE'rr. ~ 1rsr craIt urCn - l1-rsr
AZ as n Irrr- 81 HeIrefs1t|reT- Ks 11I1A1l
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-20
GROfSBF-K

GRoEsBEoK, Sept. l5.-Ispecisl.l-The
local option election has resulted in 81 votes
for prohibition and 1911 against. So far as
heard from whiskey is far ahead.
Some local rains occurred during the past
week.
Several sudden deaths have occurred in
the county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-20

TExARKANA, Sept. 15.-[Special.l-Mar.
shal Taylor, who is now in Galveston, is ex-
pected back tomorrow. to see into the
charges against his deputy.
A heavy rain fell to-day, the first since
The 10th of June.
One Of the enterprising merchants Of this
city sold to-day at retail 81 900 worth OF
goods. This shows what the enterprise and
business OF this city is.