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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-09
Military Authorities Required to Dis
perse The Mob.
The Plot TO Restore Monarchy Not
Considered Serious.
Launching Of the Largest Steel Ship
Ever Made.
Wants TO Cross Oars With Hanlan-
Artist Dead.
Some O,her Foreign News Notes.
London Lines.

London Lines.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-Psris correspon-
dents OF London papers do not consider the
plcs to restore monarchy in France, OF a
serious character. The two coachmen VINO
were arrested had papers in their posses
sion which indicated the existence OF Sc
cret legitimetist committee.
The Standard says This committee con-
sisted of servants and small tradesmen, oil
Paris, and treats the matter as without I'M
portance.
Ia Cour. minister of foreign affairs has had
an interview with Marquis Using, Cn!nese
am bassador, aud it is reported that the ior-
mer demanded the withdrawal OF Chinese
troops from the Topquin frontier.
| The amount of bullion given into the Bank
of England to-day was 100000
, The Times publishes letter which states
! the Irish national league has decided TO
call series of conventions In all countries,
with view of choosing the central executive
, council. Arrangements are being made to
resume the propaganda for securing in the
| Irish parliament peasant proprietary
and the adoption OF other measures de
sired by the Irish. 1t is also intended to
hold in the autumn the 184th general con.
vention OF the Irish societies throughout
the world.
| Inc AuSJTdlldu aRohoc-sohoiaA Al hoh
don have presented long statement to
Lord Derby, minister OF the colonies, rels-
tive to the reasons of the Australians fol
desiring annexation or the estab
lishment of a protectorat'
over the western Pacific islands
and portion of New Guinea. They poin
out that anarchy is existing there, and dan
ger of the establishment Of French pena
Settlement. The agents-generall give direc
assurance that the colonies will recognize
the necessity of contributing to the cost o
The policy they ask England to pursue, ant
are willing to place themselves in position
to act unitedly in the matter and in concer
with England, although they canno
hastily do so. The Daily News. in an edito
rial, reviews favorably the paper presented
by the agents-general to Lord Derby.
There is great excitement in Hangar!
over the acqutital of the Jews tried for tn
murder of Esther Solymosi, at Presburg a
mob Of anti-Semitics gathered and became
SO hostile in their demonstrations agains
the Jews that the authorities were compel
ed to order out the military to dispers
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FORT WORTH.
Heavy Rains Railway Notes-Other Local
Items

Heavy Rains Railway Notes-Other Local
Items
Fort WORTH, Aug. 4.-[Special.]-The
unusually heavy rains in Tarrant county
have injured the cotton to some extent.
A meeting of representative citizens OF
Brentwood, Granbury and Fort Worth
was held to-day to perfect measures looking
to the building OF a broadgauge road to
Brownwood. Fort Worth has already con-
tributed 500, 900 to the road.
DIR. Field has Just returned from Decatur
where he went to see the men so severely
wounded in the late wreck near that city.
Three of the men will probably die.
Midlothian, little place near here, was
visited by a severe storm yesterday. Sew
ersl houses were DEM lished, and one man,
who was Injured by falling timbers, Will
die. ,;,5;nu
owned by the Gulf, Colorado y Santa Re
railway, located near the round house, was
harmed down. 1t is a total loss;
no insurance. The building had been used
as a small .pox pest-house, but was. vacant
DOR several days. 1t is thought neighbors
tearing contagion, fired the building.
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wEArBERFoRD.
An Excellent Rain-obitusry Personal.
Tfr

An Excellent Rain-obituary Personal
Etc.
wEArHERFoRD. Aug. 4.-tspecial.l IAN
excellent rain fell here this evening, and the
Indications are that il was general.
Mrs. Partnett, wife Of Conrad Partnett,
d;ed last evening. after a lingering Illness.
soc was lady much Esteemed by her &C
quainiances.
Mr.. White, the estimable wife Of Mr..
John T. White. formerly OF Weatheriord,
but now Of Millsap, died at the latter place
Captain A. ]. Ball lie attending court at
Henri7tta. in defense Of Ben and Marion
Harton, charged with the THEFT OF horses.
Lanham & Stephens, Of Weatheriord,
were employed this week 10 20 20 II Paso,
10 defend Howard Doughty for killing Pc
Iiceman Mode, Of that city. some weeks
since.
Wegon-loads OF people pass here daily on
tbeIr Vay 70 the Palo Pinto county Mineral
ueIIa
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w.,urreros. AUG. 4.-W. Z. Stevens
DATED States consul at Smyrna, writes 70
an. national board Of health. under date Of
T.,,v IAN last. a. follows The news from
T.-,'t IA les alarming than 81 the time oi
= - reuort. Tscts have come 20 light
1870 10 show that the disease decimafl ~
49,. ,,s,r,iefion Of Dsmietts Il not cholera,
- ,.eIIrnauf local cistemper, caused ~
-. ANS condition Of the town sDd IN
49, habits Of the lover Glasses. Nno-e
---s-.ss,,~I article Of food Il hsb, caught RON
-.rrr roIluted and poisoned ~ being useo
~. b-.--rfrcie for offnl, the csrcasses
- S.-...sd erinrls. etc During the Brit
-. orrnpsfion many animals perlsnea, nc
f<.~ir bodice usrs dumped ~ tn- .s ..sl =
r-~fle.a 4 the Consequence. lns t1s ~
n s1rsnrfheped b. fbe following iecn, ne
&c., nj rnans ifs nppsar1nce m Danl-
Il A. ~ ne an a June, bot ghs DOT meae
-..[li~ rrf1 TIE 2)th. q vhicn tine ne
49, ~~fe - 100 larrs for longer ooDcsA
- r-r~rf. re morality h contned
-i---.s ~hrIIr - he nsfions Who disreE1rd,
- 49, r--Ife 81 living. I'll ssrItsry qlire-
r-s-- snrn, tne oissast lmliea u, ~
= ~-r~1 terTitory, fourtnf ~
r~--,rrr cur~ss, sDd tbssurrosanon tnnr y
Z I~~fr rfrIsrt c1nt b trncec Eltn ne
- rrf i DO uct rEsres4 80 tDs
---lTI-~ III ASST chciern- In 10 ne
49, - rrIr fwrrfy dsJs traFelinf
- n----l1rsr n Alsrnn1ria- ] MY as
- srrBr r. ne Dsst ptTslce-- ~ = +, -.
- - rrrnrf ~ rIrssent scDrrEs ln E-Ipl
- rloIsra va ne s'ringent rns,-l1ss
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Instruments for Application.
Hunts Renredy.
March on, March on to victory.

MarCn OH lSAdTCh oh w
UNDER date of Nov. q, 1882, Mr.. Albert W.
Handy, of Pratt and Whitney Company, Hart
ford, Conn, writes:-
"Having been great sufferer from severe
attack of Kidney disease, and endured for a long
time the intense pain, many aches, and extreme
weakness that always attend this dread dis
ease, including the terrible backache, after
trying doctors prescriptions and many other So
called cures without gaining any benefit, was
finally persuaded to take Hunts Remedy; ana,
after using it very short time, ind myseH
entirely relieved from the backache and other
pains and, better than all the other improve
ments in my general health, my Kidney disease
is cured. 1t affords me great pleasure to recon-
mend Hunts Remedy to all who may be suffer-
ing as 1 have been, as it is safe and rehaole
medicine for Kidney disease"
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G,rvEsroz. AUG. 4--TSpeciail-Ihe hre
lsst uiRnt came 20 near being very
disastrous 70 q large amount OF valuable
property, that IT has stirred up The msr-
chants. and this morning early number o.
r1fifi0us we're being circulafed end received
~ signsfures Of nearly al the business
,-sn. ealing on the city council 20 provide
a rater suprly 7 FIRE purposes- LIE iol-
loving IL copy Of one Of the Petlllonss
.isr.eI br most of the prominent business
800 -, 1alrrnd sud merchants streets:
- - TTono-nhls mayor and CITY Council o.
80 ClfT 81 oflTtEton: =.
va ffe u-derziEned ciiizeus snd busl-
-. men Of the city Of Galveston request
80 demand immediate seton e constIuet
80 much q The Wzts--Ec--. -
1870 IN he late wster-TcrEs
o-dinsnos e. passed b. Jour o0un-
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GALVESTON.
Water suppiy-New Orleans KxcursioTs'f
-Base BalL Etc.

Water supply-New Orleans Bxcursiomsts
Base Ball. Etc.
GALVESTON, Aug. Especial. THE
question of adequate water supply, for all
practicable purposes 10 attracting much
attention in this city at the present mo-
ment. r.
New Orleans arrived this evening, and will
remain in the city until Thursday evening
next. when they will leave on their return.
Real estate transactions for the week
amounted to $8705.
Deaths during the same period, fourteen;
seven adults and seven children.
| Tomorrow the Lorgnette and Galveston
base ball clubs play match game OF La
Htte grove for the benefit of the striking
operators.
YVES quite refreshing.
Tonight at about 1880 an attempt was
made to fire Messrs. Thompson % Ohm-
sted's wholesale drug house corner
of fremont street and avenue
A. A large pile OF saw-dust,
saturated with turpentine or some ether
iptismmable material, was piled up. agalnst
the east rear door in the attic and ignited;;
The flames leaped up rapidly and attracted
the attention OF Samuel G. Dowles. clerk IN
the Texas Express Office, on The opposite
side of the street, who ran rapidly across the
street. and with the assistance oil
William Moffatt. chief engineer OF the lire
denartment. suppressed the incipient con.
fagration. The fire-bug is evidently abroad
in Galveston, as the authorities are con-
WINGED the fire last night was the work o.
an incendiary.
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TEXARKANA.
social-Desperado Arrested.

TExAnKANA, Aug. 4.-Ispeciall Last
evening our young folks gave a surprise
party to Miss Flora Best at the Draughan
house. Dancing was kept up until a late
hour.
This evening while two desperadoes were
being arrested for disturbing The peace, one
of them drew a revolver on Officer Gregory.
but was disarmed before he could use II,
and they were marched off to the Gala
ha0oa
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$500 REWARD

IA eoli 4 sIlrsI Chrome Vl.ld1E oEfds 70
Az axe. 81 lssl name On. loe- hassrn o-fa
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COMANCHE.
Crops Badly Injured.

CoMANoHE, Aug. 4.-[Special. 1.-The crops
in this county have heen injured badly by
the drought, especially the c>tton crop, but
from the best information gathered from
experienced farmers, the estimate is as fol-
lows: Cotton, about 5000 bales; wheat
100 600 bushels; corn, 1850, 600 bushels; Irish
potatoes, AZ. 900; sweet potatoes, 6O,Ooo
The weather is stillextreme!y warm, with
some prospects of rain.
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Trial of Oonspirators.

PARIS, Aug. 4.-The Temps, referring to
the plot to restore monarchy in France,
saws the official police report declares that
political organization possessed OF
various means of action exists ia France.
apparently organized by legitimist
chefs. The public prosecutor has been
ktructsd TO conduct the trial of the ar
rested oonspirators. Several legitimists
will be examined.
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ENNIS,
Their First Bale of Cotton.

ENNIS. Aug. 4.-[special. 1.-The first bale
of new cotton was brought to town this
morning, and sold to R. s. Rankin for not
quite % cents per pound. 1t was raised
by w. NJ. Ritter on the Corbin farm, about
three miles south of here, and classed mid
ding 1t will be shipped to Adler. Gold
man & Co st. Louis, by Messrs. Turner,
Block & Co. The sale of it created some
little excitement, and was knocked Off to
the highest bidder.
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Condition Of Crops.

COLEMAN, Aug. 4.-[Special.1-Our coun-
t, is on a boom. Harvesting has turned
out considerably above the average for the
last few wears. and especially the ost and
corn crop is good A heavy sorghum crop
will be made throughout the county. There
will be OF millet and other feed an abund-
ance. Reports from the interior country
are to the effect that cotton is suffering
much from drouth. The early crop is pro-
crossing tolerably well, but the later crop
needs rain. There are no worms.
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-
HICO.

Crop Prospects-First Municipal Election,
HIoo, Aug. 4.-[Special.] 1.-THE prospects
for good crops are very encouraging. The
productio OF corn and wheat is about an
average. Cotton is doing finely. Fitty-six
hundred bales of cotton were shipped from
this point the past season..
The station receipts for freights and
tickets for last month, ending July 3lst,
amount to upwards of 5000.
To-day our town held its first municipal
election for mayor, marshal and hve alder
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Iossvrrr. AUG. 4,-l5pscisll-Ns havs
a hog Isr that IL ne causs q rnuch srt-
f.f,ctiur 40 he majority ~ the citizens But
-------i-.-.elIr. uher ne other rnEr's hoEs art
s----,--rdef. here h trouble Iast nlKnt
r-7-'s ri Nnicr FlanaEnEls hors c1ne -
forr nnd usrs PIT CD II . cllrs1 'vno ~
wr-f ~ he city mars1a ne hcgs Es-e
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Chicago Chips.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The Journals Omaha
special says the train conveying President
Arthur and party to Yellowstone park,
arrived here at o'clock this morning, and
arrived at Kearney at ll;2O. II is sched-
uled TO reach North Platte at 2:30 p. m.
The Daily News Pine Bluff lArkansas)
special says man, named barker, Ivihg
state. killed his daughter upon the an
nonncement Of her intention TO marry
certain young man, against his wishes. The
neighbors hung Barker in his front door.
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OvId.A


ovrILA, Aus. 4.-Ispecial I-1esieraay
r,ornfne Al about 5 O'Clock. little Dorssy
Ne-fon died Of congestion Of the brain.
DORSEY was q sprightly boy Of EIGHT years
ed. the youngest son Of b. j. New
M lizzie Hosford vas bitten % the
nirhf Of the frst b. something. but IN the
ferknras she could not tel What y rss,
hut thought il was skunk, and NJ hos-
ford took her V Mckinney 70 a-mso s'oDs'
Have not beard the result
Ths r,rotrrcfed meeting Cared On - the
G. p Church ct shiloh Il SIN In prozresss
and Interest good.
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Why is it SO many suffer from rheumat-
ism, aches, pains, kidney diseases, liver
complaints, heart affections, etc? It is
simply because they will not come and be.
healed. All disease begin from want OF
iron in the blood, This want OF iron makes
the blood thin, watery and impure: I'M
pure blood carries weakness and distress
lack of iron by using Browns Iron Bitters
and YOU will soon find yourself enjoying
perfect freedom from aches, pains and
GENERAL ill-healfh.
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nUBf.IC OFfICH 1ExAr TRUNK KALI
road Cornpsny. 611 = IN St. Dsnas. l.xss.
To The Stockholders Of the Ie1as iruDA As''-
Notice i hereby viven w order r the Bosrd
Of Directors Of the Tsxsf Trunk hel,Io.e y. n
usn- that meeting Of the siocflolders o. tel1
refifnad company il called 70 ee bt l ~ IN lne
public once Of said company IN ine ~ on a. =.
IA Teres on The coth oar of Aufunt ] - 81 y
ofeiocr NJ n said day for the rurrote Q, co1.l1-
erfnr and sancfiouinE the borruslDE o. money
and issnsr e. OF binds o. tie conpeny mere ior.
r,or 10 = rr~cd 90 Ter uile, arc NE e1ecn-
i'm Of a IrOrfesre 70 secure such Donos upon
tlirtr ~ niles Of said rhilrosd Dos colftruci-
81 - mo. the franchises 1nc oiher rrQftri5
n I'D Texas Trunk railroad fompeny. 1efln-
ming A. the CITY Of Dallas snc efiene.nr u
- T-1Ier out fInr Eaf city n The IRE 81 $50
rrlIrnad the nrrUuuf borrowed not % e1cee1
f15 90 Per 1nlle upon ths thir1 81 r - D1
emlrsnEf IN SAID uorEaEt- - - :, y.
I---arc-- -sFli Prelf T. rns Trunk A. r GO.
WsITr. ssertt.ry. -
al cola 4 sIlvsr Chrome vlsldug c.rds no
AZ alike. 81 1ssl name on. 10 1ns--n c-f4
70 ~
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Honest Endorsement.

Mr.. C. T. Melvin, of Providence, R. l., says:--
"Believing as l do, that an honest indorse-
ment of all you claim for the virtues of Hunts
Remedy, with pleasure attest to the fact that
its action in restoring healthy condition 70 dis
eased Kidneys and Liver Is in my case, little less
than miraculous"
$50 say we all of us,
One, two, three, four of U.S.
and so on up to thousands, that Hunts Remedy
is incomparably the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine known.
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Cood Rain-Crop Outlook.

HOWE, Aug. 4.-[Special.] IA much
needed rain fell to-day, the first in num-
Der OF weeks. Farmers think unless the
boil worm makes its appearance the cotton
crop will be much better than any for some
wears back. The prospect for corn is very
promising. The oat crop is about half
threshold: 5000 bushels of this produce
have been delivered to date.
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LONDON, Aug. 4.-Another earthquake
WAS felt in the towns of Forio
and Ischeif, on the island OF lscheif.
this afternoon. Several houses at Forio
collapsed. Three persons who were our-
ried IN The ruins we're exticrated alive.
Oueeu Victoria sent telegram TO King
Humbert, rendering her sympathy
win the Italian people over the
recent catastrophe at lscniei.
The king in reply. thanked the queen for
sympathy. saying that the Italians re-
gard the English with feelings OF the warm.
eet friendship.
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HanIan Challenged.

MELBOURNE, Aug. 4.-Laycock, the Aus
tralian sculler, has issued a challe nge TO
Hanlan TO row a race for the championship
of the world, at Paramata, New South
Wales. Stakes. 81 600.
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MARSHALL,
Crops-General Notes.

MARSHALL, Aug. 4.-[Special. From
present indications the cotton crops of this
county will fall short of last years crop
az least one-third. The corn crop will be
abundant for home consumption.
The mechanics in the Texas Pacihc
shops have an idle day of it.
The HERALD failed to put in its appear
ance to-day, very much to the discomfort
of Its many subscribers.
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MOBILE, Aug. 4.-The revenue cutter
"Forward," while on cruise outside Sand
Island, oil Mobile bay, yesterday, spoke
the Norwegian bark "Pasco Degoma,"' from
Vera Cruz, with yellow fever on board.
The sick are reported to be convelescing
and needing no assistance The bark was
prohibited from coming learer than zen
miles to Mobile bar and me pllot noS a.
lowed TO 90 on board; was ordered to Ship
Island, and set sail at once with fair winds.
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Oklahoma Indians,

WICHITA, KAs, Aug. 4.-The HHsie
has intelligence from Re fiian
territory, the present headquarters OF the
Oklahoma Indians under date OF August "a,
when says: At this time there are about 6oo
people located at that point. The Eagle
informant wants the officer at Fort Reno to
have orders to let the settlers remain, al
least that is the impression OF settIers.
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suIcLdes.

PrrrsBuRs, Aug. 4.-G. W. karnes, en-
route from Kansas City TO lis home in
Venango county. Pennsylvania, committed
suicide IN the express on the Pan-hanale
railroad this morning near this city, ~
shooting himself. IL IS supposeo lnA' nc
was mentally deraDged.
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WAXAHACHIE
Reo,,ve, the FIRST Bale-No Rain.

WAxAHAoHIE, Aug. Ably Telephone.
The first bale of the season was received
here to-day for this market. 1t classed
strict middling, and was bought by Mr. s.
W. King, cotton buyer here, at twelve
cents.
There was no rain at this place to-day
Crops are looking we'll.
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To be Armed and Mounted

orrowA, Aug. 4.-owing TO the recent
threats made by the Invincibles, the guard
10 be mounted at Ridiean ball after the ar
rival of MARQUIS Lansdowne, Will be sup
piled with ball cartridges. LORD Lorne ano
Princess Louise will remain here until the
arrival of Lord Lansdowne.
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rhe vatican and France,

ROME, Aug. Negotiations between the
Vatican and France in regard to religious
affairs have through the letters of Presi-
dent Greyy resulted in accord on the prin-
Gina, questions at iesue. Instructions, in
Hccordance with the arrangement made,
have been sent to the papal nuncio at
pario
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tbe,e aud he gmoied them ieksn eTay
While Tie mafiliaI was keitIng lls vehicles
ready Tor The hapapof' p we pgIhs,s.
same citizen who took ~ Tie hogs
and lilo mnjor sent a wagon snd
Gwo Or three negroes for them, This party
getting on the ground ilfst, the hogs we're
being turned out when the marshal arrived,
lie bad dropped his pistol 10 running ana
had this In one hand M he raised his arms
10 scare the hogs into corner; the negroes
Jumped fences and ran like scared deer
when they saw the pistol. The hogs were
impouDded, and now there Is u prospect fol
some court cases.
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yfNcEExKs. IED., Aug. 4.-An incen-
diary ere yesterday destroyed the stove
vort. and stoves Of Munroe & Co.. and
timber belonging 20 Ref q Howard and
MessenRer & Co, Of Chicago. Total loss 4
estimated at sGO, coo: partly insured.
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LIMA, Aug. 4.-The body of Bishop, For
dorro was conveyed to the Cathedral yes
terday, for burial and funeral services, and
was buried to-day with great ceremony.
The deceased was constitutional delegate
Cuheco and Tiporaholis, and dean of the
Lima cathedral. His death is much re-
grated
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Bad Gang Comes to Grief

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. C. II. Clark, James
Hill, Harry Davis and Charles Nichols
members of a gang of railroad car thieves,
who have been operating along the line OF
the Iron Mountain railroad. have Just
been convicted at Burne, Clark county,
Arkansas, of robbing cars, and sentenced
from one to five years in the penitentisry:
Two of these men went in the country last
winter ostensibly to chop, wood, put
soon after their arrival began their thlevlng
operations. They were arrested oy Detec,
at Burne, with the above result. The gang
ia entirely broken up.
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There is only one thing worse than chins
and fever, and that is the poisonous
medicines that are sold 10 cure II. A re-
markabie exception 70 these medicines Is
Smiths Chill and Fever Tonic. purely
vegetable. 81 per bottle.
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PRovrDEEcE, r. L, Aug. 4.-The United
states steamship Dispatch, with the presi-
cents sister and daughter on board has
arrived Al Newport.
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HOWE,

Sunday School Convention-Health.
HowE. Aug. 4.-[Special. 1.-The Sunday
scnool convention meets here tomorrow.
A pleasant time is expected by all.
There Is some sickness in the country
but not ola dangerous type.
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steel Shin Launched.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4.-The new Red Star
line steamer, Western Land, vas launched
successfully here to-day. She is the larg,,
es, vessel ever built or made of steel aud
of @ 900 tons burden. 450 feet long, AZ feet
wide, aud will accommodate 1850 passen-