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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

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TIE liver is the organ most
speedily disordered by malsrial pois
ons. Ayers Ague Cure expels these
poisons from the system, and is a
most excellent remedy for liver COM
plants.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03
STATUE OF GEN. LEE.

The New York Evening Post, Of
the 18th inst, contains detailed &C.
count Of the Casting, in that city, Of
the colossal statue of Robert e, Lee.
It says:
The principal par Of the colossal
statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee. d.
signed for the city of New Orleans,
IVES cast at noon to-day at the works
Of the Henry Bonnard Bronze Man
nfacturing Company. This was the
upper part of Che troso frsm the
neck to the waist, and to FIJI the,
moulds about 1000 pounds of bronze
were placed in the smelling furnace
last evening. The mould, which was
in thrre layers, weighed about Twelve
tons, and the breoze forming the
casting proper weighed about l200,
pounds.
/. After describing the manner in
which the work was performed aud
incidental facts connected Herewith,
The account 10 the Post concludes a
follows:
The statue will be made In seven
pieces--the head, the upper part Of
the torso, the lower part of the torso,
the arms in one piece, the lege in
two pieces, aud the foundation, be-
sides some smaller castings, such 40
the sword, spurs, etc. The npiecs
forming the arms was cast some
days ago. The total weight Of The
statue, which will be sixteen feet in
height, will be about 1000 pounds.
The artist is Alexander Doyle. The
General is represeatated standing,
with the right foot advanced and the
arms crossed on his breast. He
wears the full dress OF a Major Cen
eral, except that the coat is . 'o"se.
! fittfilV sack coat with n .r,,,i,.n "a lar
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

"A vain coxcomb of a w:ter once
said in the presence of Charles Lamb
Il could write as good as Shakes
ueare if / had minn TO-" "Yes,'
said Lamb, mo doubt of it, if you
had mind to-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

JOB Printing executed at New
York prices, at this Office, for cash
only.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

fitting sack coat with u ro.l'"x {" lar.
On the head is a broad brimmed
soft-crowned hat, and the lower
limbs are encased 10 top-boots with
spurs. The head is turned slightly
to one side,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
G. w. BoLToN,
&c. MILLER,
j. B. ASHLEY,
Jury Commissioners.
Gro o. WATTS,
Clerk and ex-officio Member OF Jury
Commission.
A true copy:
GEORGE 0. Warts,
Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03
MILLINER1
.MToCEZLdHEOUS.

HELLY. P, Contractor, Builder and
IN Undertaken, corner Lee and Fifth
streets. A fine Hearse and full as
sortment of Metallic and Rosewood cof-
fms always on hand.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

II RAMER, Jnhn., Carpenter and I'm.
IN dertaker, corner Of Fourth and
Scott Streets. Keeps on baud Metal
lie and Rosewood Burial Cases and
Plain Collins, also Fine Hearse. Or
ders from the country respectfully So
licited and promptly attended To.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03
ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 1885,
MISCELLANEOUS.

For Dyspepsia,
C os tive n e s 8,
Sick Headache,
Chronic Diar-
rhGa, Jaundice,
Ilnpurity of the
Blood, Fever and
} Ague, Malaria,
and all Diseases
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

WV C. McGTMSEY. ATTORNEY
w 6 at Law and .lnstice of the
Peace. Alexandria Ward. viii nrar-
tice in the Conrta Of the 10Th Judicial
District and in the Supreme Court "f
the State. Office nm Murray strpet.
between Second and Third sss., Alex
andria. La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03
BASE BALL.
CORES TEAM SIGNED AND CRACK CLuBs
TO MEET THEM.

A letter was received from Gore
yesterday, announcing that the two
following men had been signed and
wculd positively compose the League
Nine, TO represent the Crescent City
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
HOUSTON.
accidentally Shot Fourth of July Celc.
bration.

accidentally Shot---Fourth of July Celc.
bration.
HousroS, June i-[Special. About
noon tc-iay, as County Attorney W. G..
Oliver was at the station.house attending
to some business, he camS near being accir.
dentally shot by the discharge of a
pistol in the hands of yourp
lady, a relative of Mr.. Smith, who has
charge OF the statiGn-house. The Young
lady was sitting at the desk ut the time
and was handling one of the
pistols that had been taken from
some prisoners when she accidentally dis.
charged 1t, the ball passing not far from
the head of Mr.. Oliver.
The enterprsiDg German citizens who
nave taken in charge the celebration
Of the coming fourth o
July, met at the Dissen
mouse yesterday to perfect some OF th,
details; 1t has been decided to have AZ
attractive procession, which will form,
around the courthouse square, and pro
ceed thence to the fair grounds at 10 a. m
several prominent merchants of the Gil,
nave slSnifed their intention of placing i
decorated wagon in this procession.
Dr' JACOB Freund, an old physician
iled at his residence this morning. after
hgconilned to hs room for the past 81,
months. lie was a yellow lever veteran
Two railroad laborers carrying too mucl
neh2lne, became engaged in a difficulty IN
the Second ward yesterday afternoon. il,
Whlch KNIVES were used, and both wer,
pretty well cut-each IN the left arm The,
came into the city and their wounds we,,
dressed by Dr. ]. B. Adair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

the stray sale, sggregaiing about S575,
prices ranging from So to 500
The wounded engineer crushed N the
smssh'up Saturday night is doing we'll.
In the district court to-day the case of
Helden Lewis Bros, VS.. Mrs. NJ. S. Mckee,
involving the right Of property in stock
OF goods Levied on to satisfy judgment
against Bryon Mekeen verdict was rendt red
IN favor of defendants.
Rev. b. A. Rogers, pastor of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, preached his farewell
sermon yesterday, he retiring on account
OF ill-health.
.he regular session of the county court
lor criminal business opened to-day. Four.
teen gamblers, two parties for running dis,
orderly houses, one for swindling and two
Tor theft, were convicted. Fines aggrt gst.
ing Sl61 were assessed and paid.
Eight of the ten negroes implicated d in
the lypching of the negro Gabe Austin, on
the Steiner farm, are in Jail awaiting the
action OF the grand jury, now in session.
flityhye prisoners are now IN the iail
which is crowded TO overlooking.
The amateur performance for the benefit
OF the Waco fire department to assist in
entertaining delegates TO the state fremen' $
convention, soon to be held here, will be
given by the Waco Dramatic association
tomorrow night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
CLEBURNE,
Dwelling Struck by Lightning-Giepn Rose
Hankers for the Teicphone-Heavys Stock

Dwelling Struck by Llghtning-Glenn Rose
Hankers for the Telephone Heavy Stock
Company.
CLEnuRSE, June i-lSpecial. IA fearful
rain and lightning storm visited this city
Saturday night last The dwelling of Rev.
Mr.. Gillian was struck by lightning, iniur.
ing 1t somewhat, but dong no personal
damage.
Glenn Rose wants telephone connection
with our telephone system. A large aud
powerful telephone syndicate of Lowell
Massachusetts,. composed OF forty men, have
purchased the Southwestern Telegraph a.
Telephone company, whose territory EN-.
braces Texas, Arkansas and portion of
Mexico. Capital Of 81 900 900, to be invested
In above territory. One hundred thousand
dollars will be placed in the treasury TO,
construction purposes and the baance for
property. The headquarters OF the com.
pany will he removed from Little Rock tu
Austin. There are now 1900 subscribers
secured by this management. The new
company took chagp of the purchase Jure
lst. A portion Of the retiring officers of the
old company still remain In the directory.
Rapid and numerous territorial connections
may be looked for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
LAMPASAS,

The Shooting Tournament-l.arge Depot
aud Hotel In Prospect-Heavy Immigra-
tion.
LAMrAsAs' June 4,-Ispecial, "A band of
music Will play at the springs the whole
season.
The shooting tournament occ;.rs here in
July; Five hundred pigeons will be Oh
hand for the occasion.
oscar q. Murray, c. NJ. Mason and Col.
onei kempner, of Galveston, have been
here and are making arrangements to build
a new depot and large hotel for their
company, the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe.
visitors are coming in at the rate of 800
per nav, and 30 600 will probably be here at
one tine this summer.
tains 275 rooms. w."
me knights of Pythias are to give a
grand ball in this city on the 18th inst.
Another convict was captured here last
night.
Thomas Goggan and family and Hon.
are here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
e0e--
WANAIiACHIk
Heavy Floods and Hail--Much Damage Q
Done,

~
Done.
WANAuACHIE, June i-[Special l-Cn
last Saturday night between and o o clio, k
most terrific rain and hail storm strnck
this place 1t lasted about three hours, and
did great deal Of damage. The roofs OF
many buildings were damaged; windows
were broken and the houses drenched with
water. Several merchants sustained cor
siderable loss by reason of portions o.,
their stock OF goods getting wet. Several
stores on the square were flooded several
bridges in and near town washed away
ana reports from different portions of IN,
county show that several thousand dollars
worth OF bridges washed away and grea,
zeal oil damage was done TO crops by be.
ing washed away aud beaten down by hail
The oat crop especially was very seriously
damaged by being blown down and The
grain knocked out by the hail. The corn
was blown down and badly bruised and
split up. Cotton has not leaf left on -
The hail was worse and did more damar, in
thls immediate section than in any portion
OF the county, but from every portion
comes complaint of damage by reason OF
hooding and washing the land.
This being estray sale day, very large
crowd was IN town, and all complain OF
damage done by the storm.
There is to be a grand temperance picnic
here on the 18th of this month, and tn,
council here are making considerable prep
aration for the occasion.
The directors OF the c. II. & n, w. rail.
road mad meeting here to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
DENIsON.

Another Pointer In the Bayless Tragedy
That Canning Faotory-Saie and Pur-
chase.
DESIsos, June 4.-[special i To-day
brought forward another letter in the Bay-
less matter dated O a. m. of the day of the
tragedy in which the deceased saws the
other three OF that wretched party, naming
them, could tell why she committed the
rash act.
Two prominent merchants leave tonight
Tor the south TO purchase an outfit Tor n
canning. factory. This step is repderec
imperative by the exorbltant rates chnrr
ed by express companies, who pooled hi,
season on fresh fruits aud vegetables, there
ny completely paralyzlng the best seasol
Denison has had Tor some wears.
J. II. Amos has sold his interest in the
lots on which the Almo hotel stood, TO L
@. Rail and A, Rennie. They will at enc,
erect temporary structure for a hotel, to
be replaced next spring by an elegs nj
hotel. e'"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
HUNTSVILLE.
Tho Sam Houston Normal schooI-Ciosino
observation-disclosures Ireland to be Pres.

Tho Sam Houston >Urmal School-Ciosino
Exereises-Governor Ireland to be Pres.
ent.
HuNrsvTLLE, June 4.-[Special. Active
preparations are being made for the com.
mencement exercises of the Sam Honston
Normal Institute, which begins June 10Th
and continues three days. Ont Of III
enrolled in the graduating class. n have
passed so far. The honor roll, including the
u ranking highest, arranged according To
rank, is as follows: Miss Mary A Plstole
Robertson county; Mrs. Minnie b. Bean
Jasper county; Mr. J. ID. Campl ell, Wash :
ington county; Mr.. J..B. Houston. Denton
county; Misses Lilly Sayers, Bastrop conn.
ty; Olo Lee Wright, Live Oak county: les.
sic H. Collins Tyler county: Maliie ID
Harrison, Williamson county; Octayia p, n.
dleton, Bell connty; Kate Mathews, Mari n
county Sophie ). Shoeman, johnson con, d.
"; Mamie G. Breeding, Milan county.
Julia iamel, Bexar county; Ella Killouph
Hays county: Cora J. Todd. Limestone
county; Maggie Preston, Marion county.
Ihlian ward Harris county; Mr.. G.. W
Beaver, Dallas county; Miss Ellie London
Colin county; Mr.. W. X. Smith. Smith
county. Governor Ireland is expected ia
10 present The certificates and Peabody
medals on the evening of June l4th Sen.
ator Buchanan delivers the annual ad-
dress on the evening of June 18th. Rev
ii. Nj. Dubose breaches the commence. .
ment sermon June 10th,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
LONGVIEW.
cumberland Presbyterian Church Dedicn.
tion Ceremonies-A List Of Those Pres

cumberland Presbyterian Church Dedicn.
ton Ceremonies-A List OF Those Pres
ent.
LoNGyIEw, June 4,-ISpecial THE new
Cumberland Presbyterian church was ded
,cated Yesterday; A very large congrega.
''on attended. The sermon was presented
Oy The Rev. Solomon Await, a veteran, by
whose energy the money was secured and
,ne na house erected, The house is gem OF
beauty and convenience. A little balance
oil $l2o due on the building was easily
,a raised before the dedication prayer. Among
Ine VISITORS present were Judge Gray, OF
EMERSON; Key. W. M. Allen. DR.. Il, =. NJ.
) 'hnson., Colonel Rosborough and Mrs
Craig, Of Marshall; Miss Adams, of Hnw.
kins, and e, b. Crlsman, ID. d., of Tehua.
cana AT night Dr. Crisman pre- ached to
continued. "i' o0
me committee of the Texas Synod to M.
point time and place for Sunday school
evening. '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
Carefully Prepared Report Of the st
Louis Markets.
Marked Improvement In the Condition
of Wheat.
Encouraging Reports From Unexpected
Sources.
Inflated Greenyille Again the Scerc
Of Sorrow and Desola'ion.
The Cyclone has no Respect for Lives /.
and Property.
rhe Damage Estimated at 100000.

NEW foRK, June 4-ISpecial. + Money
l-9 to . ID per cent.
Exchange the same.
Governments steady; As, s higher.
Railroads dull and irregular.
Texas & Pacific firsts declined l.2.
Denver Il Rio Grande, 46 S.S.
Fort Worth & Denver firsts, is.
Stocks reacting.
Denver & Rio Grande, 49,.
Houston & Texas Central, 90.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 29l.
Missouri Pacific, 1899.
Texas Il Pacific, 362.
Cotton-Spot sales dull and easy.
Futures declined l; sales, IS, 500.
Galveston receipts, 40.
Coffee, quiet and steady,
Spot sales 1880; futures. 10 points or.
New YoRK, June 4.--TPress. )-Goveyn-
ments strong aud generally IA to 10
higher. Railroads steady. States dun
and futureless.
To-day's stock market has shown A re-
dictionary tendency from the advance of last
week, which was due to covering interest
more than any other cause. The market in
iImost entirely in the hands of the pro-
essional spectators, and room for traders
Is short, interest is being eliminated and
prices declined. The result OF the davis
business was decline of IA TO Ia mar
cen! Omaha and Lackawanna, Central
Pacific, !, and the remainder of the market
IA to Ia. Denver Il Rio Grande, 4j 3-8:
Houston 4 Texas Central, 60; Texas 4
Pacific, 80 "a; Southern Pacific, none
Transactit MS, 365, 900 shares,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
Telling Reductions.
THIS WEEK IT'S MISSES SUITS

Children's and Misses Gingham Suits made
up in various Handsome Styles Elegantly Trim.
med in Combination Material, Hamburg En-.
broidery. Colored Embroidery or Embroidered
on the Material.
They range in sizes from . to l6, and in price
FROM sl,jO to 81 50. They have all been mark.
ed down from 5Oc to 81 so on each suit
lot Infants Gingham Dresses at SOC.
/ lot Better Styles at SIC.
/ lot with White Tucked Yoke at 81. 50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
AT HOME AND ABROAD
The Fenian Faction Bent ON Mischief
Diab0lical.
A Plot TO Blow up the Welland
Canal.
Timely Precautions Serve 10 Drive the
Fiends Away.
A Whole Family Poisoned by Eating
Corned Beef.
A Wealthy Citizen Offers to Build
$4,000 Schoolhouse.
The Investigation Of the BROOKLYN
The Investigation Of the BROOKLYN
Bridge Disaster.
other Matters of Much Interest.
Foiled.

Foiied
ST. CArnRINs, Ont, June S.-A few
weeks ago the government at Ottawa re.
ceived warning that it was the intention cf
the Fenian factions and their followers in
Canada. for the execution Of
Joe Brady, the PnGnix Park
murderer, to blow up certain part of the
Willari canal. The government immedi.
ately warned their repres entatiye at
81, Catharines and Saturday, the
l2th OF May, a large number,
known to be loyal subjects and.who lived
in the district were stationed at q short dis
tance along both the old and new canals.
TO watch the movements of any suspicious
character. The day before Brady's execu.
tion, fifteen suspicious looking men, each
carrying medium sized satchel, Jumped
from the train at st, Cath.
crimes, having just come over the
suspension bridge. They were immediately
Swallowed by private detectives, who were
sent to the place OF supposed attack on the
canal, who soon after overheard enough of
the conversation of the new arrivals TO be
convinced that this was tho party
they were commissioned to watch.
They walked about apparently
uhcOnClousi nut were making secret ar.
rangements for carrying out the object
which they had IN view. A few then were
sent along the canal to select suitable spot
70 destroy the connection between the
upper and lower lakes. They had moi
gone far before they found their secret had
got to the ears of the government officials
and their game was up They saw large
number of men stationed along the canal
IN sentry boxes and the DELEGATION reiurned
to 81. Catharenes,where the party immed
ately dispersed and returned as
quickly as possible to the states
Watches are still stationed along the
canals, guarding the lock dav and night. A
government official, on being interviewed,
said to-day II am satisfied we
did not take our precautions
one hour too soon. A gang came over
sunday, and when they found the canal
guarded at every point they dispersed and
returned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
-
WACO

Lynchers Awaiting the Action Of the Grand
Jury-Court and Criminals Improving
VIII Probably Iiecoyor-rhat Entertain
ment.
WACO, June i.--[special. 1-Captain s. p.
Ross and bis son Will, who were mistaken
for horse thieves and shot Saturday NIGHT
last b, Mr. Hsmlin, are doing well aud
both will probably recover.
About forty head OF stock were sold al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
FORT WORTH,

preparing for tie Natal Day-A Compro.
mise-The District Court.
FORT WORTH, June 4.--[Special. Am
enthusiastic meeting of citizens was held
tonight and preliminary arrangements
made Tor grand pageant and entertain
ment on the lth of July. General George
address. 'oi a."
The saloons were all onened again yester.
DAY, In defiance of law. The council now
propose compromise with the liquor men
Tbe criminal docket of the district conrt
was begun to-day. ''' 0o"''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
PALESTINE.
A Vol Known Citizen is Drowned.-I.o Loco
motive Engineers Organize


motive Engineers Organize.
PALESTINE, June Especial. l-Samuel
Howard, well'known and respected citi.
zen, went fishing on Keechi creek, eight
miles from Palestine, Saturday, and during
the night IN a heavy storm attempted T.
reach neiehboring house and fell into the
creek. HIS body was recovered to.da,
There was large funeral. Universal
sorrow Is expressed
The brotherhood OF Locomotive Eppin.
eers yesterday organized a division h.r,
named Revival Division" About fiity
members already. The officers are viii
Goodrich, chief engineer; James Harkipr.
assistant. They hired and furnished que
hall yesterday. A large concourse q,
friends we're present at the presentation ri
u magnificent bible by the ladies. W.,
speeches and music general good time
was had. ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
MISSES SUITS.

Children's and Misses White Suits in Pque
and Fast Quality India Linen. The STYLES are
new and elegant workmanship tirst-class, and
trimmings all OF hrst'cass Hamburg Eiginss
and Inserting. They range in sizes from to Ii
and in prices from sS to S., and the reduction
on each and every suit has been from so, to s.
One lot Of MISSES GINGHAM DRESSES
trimmed with White Embroidery. nicely made
up ages to Il, at $3.50; the large sizes of this
lot were 1850
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
WEATHER REPORT.
Max. T0mp. Min Tn
Means.

Charles W. Horton, OF Orapvs
sho stabbed George Wilson. ne' ne,
gro: in the side aud left thigh vss s
terday evening, because Wilson
struck him with his cane because Horson
would not give him the entire sidew AZ III
had an examination this morning. and ths
'''smls-ed. w Nu'uer was
a report is current to-day that A veal,nv
citizen has offered to build a $50, 600 scho i.
mouse In Galveston, provided the CITY fu IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
MktNNEY.

0our. Mat'ers-Divorce Cases-Estray Sale
MCKINNEY, June 4,--[Special. I-Distrlot
court convened this morning with Hon.
Richard Maltbin on the bench, Tho y,.rd
Jury was empanneled, and call OF dnckstI i.
gins Tomorrow. One-half of the cssos ~ ",
'ne appearances docket are divorce cases. cases VII
io.nay was estray sale day and a rood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
TEXARKANA.
Negro Run Over by y Switch Engine =

Negro Run Over by y Switch Engine. Etc
lExARkANA' June 4.-TSpecial. Last
evening. colored man, David Miller, an
employe on the st. Louis. Iron Mountain
q nouthern ra lway, was run over by the
A Goldberger has leased the Kale nror
ecrty. on State.line avenue, for a term ot
hleen years, and will at once begin ,be
erection OF twostory brick building.