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District Court-AssigDmen otCases.


Assignment of cases in district court for
the week beginning Monday, April 10, ,sS3:
325i-James Hal VS.. Houston g. Texas Central
Railway company
3il7-Mary NJ. Cameron ct al VS.. ]. NJ. Thur
mond ct al.
3626-T. j Heating VS.. Jacob W. Davis ct al.
Thursday.
s6l6-Donnell Lawson Co. VS.. Conner &
a697-s Il. Cock ell & Co. VS.. Penniman ct al.
3S2l-M: v Ledbetter VS.. Elias t. Meyers ct al.
(Chursday).
3sl9-J. H. Cochran. guardian VS.. James Shop
sgS5-Lsmar Street Methodist church VS.. V. B.
Shumaker.
40S3-Cantegrsl VS.. johnson.
40Si-Bourgeois VS.. Cockrell.
4lG5-B. NJ. Bray VS.. II. b. Claflin e. Co.
4l6s-R. NJ. Bay w Bates, Reed Il UorSy.
4S2l-Floyd tal. VS.. Floyd ct al.
4333-W. I. Thorn pson VS.. Texas Trunk Rail
4l25-R. r. smyri VS.. Texas Trunk Railroad
company.
4426-Philiip l. Barnes VS.. Nicely G. Caldwell Frl.
day.
company w ednesday).
Iis6-GeOrge il Afford VS. a. j. Mcneil and wife.
1isS-Susan i. Waugh VS.. Mary Rutedge ct al:
4i92-E. NJ, 4 W r White vs. A. 8, q N. G..
4i93-Putty VS.. Thompson ct al (set to be con-
tnued)
4jOi-NcLareu VS.. Chicago, Texas e. Mexican
Central Railroad company.
45O5-Lorain VS.. Chicago, Texas & Mexican Gen.
trail Railroad company (Monday),
4525-Hays VS. Gross.
4 56-Pauline Kahn vs. W. ]. Kahn Monday.
4566--James Johnson rs. Elizabeth Johnson,
4S75-J. L. Fitzgerald vs. Seaman Field Mon
day.
45s2-Peter Leman VS.. McManus ct al
i636-F Baum VS. Morgan Cammack (Monday).
46l0-Guitler VS.. Houston Il Texas Central Rail-
way company TUESDAY.
4650-Beck VS.. Page.
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Am,rt's @en1sdy.
The World Moves. - Skill and Science
Triumphant.

triumphant.
OUR reporter relates the following remarkable
experience of one of our most reliable and sub
stantial merchants, Deacon Stephen G. Mason.
Mr.. Mason says that from 1869 to 1880 he suffered
terribly from frequent very severe attacks of in
hammatory rheumatism. The last attack in the
winter of 70 and 80 was so severe as to render
him unable to take step in four months. His
physicians thought that one side of him was para
lived, and both knees became SO stiff that he
could not bend them. The doctors pronounced
his case incurabe, leaving him in a terrible con-
dition. He was then induced to try Hunts Rem
edy, by medical friend who told him that his
whole sickness and trouble arose from Kidney
disease, and convinced Mr.. Mason that such was
the case, and after taking it six weeks was en-
tirely cured, and is now in such excellent physi-
cal condition that neither damp weather nor wet
feet affect him disagreeably. Mr.. Mason says
that his cure is complete as it is more than two
years since he has had the disease. I" / attribute
my most remarkable cure solely to Hunts REM
edy, the Infalliblc Kidney and Liver Medicine"
says Mr.. Mason. - Providence Erening Press.
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Ms. JACKSON, who was sent out by the
interior department as a special lnoian
commissioner, hss made a great discovery.
She says that the Indians we're citizens OF
Mexico before the Mexican war, and under
our treaty with that country became voting
citizens Of Ours, amer the cession Of the
territory they occupy. 10 viii thus bsve
new value in the republican party's eye.
lie can take the place Of the negro whom
che south has won back. Give ne woman
when II comes 20 finding out things.
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The marquis of Lorne is gradually learn
ing to be a good democrat in his manners
from his residence aud associations ON this
side of the Atlantic. He actually walked
from the depot to the hotel in Boston the
other day. 1t was such a remarkable
piece OF news that the telegraph flashed 1t
over the world
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Crowned.

Major Whissen, our efficient postmaster,
had hat instead of "head' put on his
head yesterday by Mr.. Robert M. Ross,
special agent and adjuster for the Austin,
Tomlinson & Webster Manufacturing COM
pany, manufacturers of the celebrated
Jackson wagon, who, though he did not
know, him, forced the head.piece on him
as a mark of his appreciation of aprompt
postmaster who had, during the donors
nine months travel in Texas, so promptly
forwarded his mail matter as requested
from time TO time. The men OF the road
appreciate such mail service as this.
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The following marriage licenses were is
sued during the past week: Oliver Thomas
and Mary B. Smith; NJ. J. Jordan and
Catherine Thomas; w. NJ. Terrell and Me
ria Rucker; G. ID. Tucker and Ada Weslip;
Clay Mckinney and NJ. M. Jones; w. H.
Garretson and Carrie j. Harris; ]. III. Phil
lips and Rssa A. Goble; NJ. r Collins and
ID. N. Crisman; A. @. Sutherland and Laura
NJ. Hambrick; Hiram Messuer and Mrs.
Mary q. Thompson; II. W. Cox and Josie
A. Harper.
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THOSE who feared that the patlintism oil
the country was dying out need not enter
tain any further fears. 1t was said that
GRAxr's profile was to adorn the new two
cent postage stamp in place oil WAsHING-
roris. but JUDGE GRESHAM has approved
Che design that beaIs WAsHISeToN's, and
the benign countenance OF the Father Of
his country viii continue TO be kept before
The people.
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TIE recent success OF CARTER HARRISON
in Chicago, emphasizing his past successes
there, have caused the democratic press IN
many portions of Illinois to run up his
name as the next democratic candidate Tor
governor. The lightning has hit worse
men than HARRISON, and much weaker
ones, and he may yet run Illinois with the
same ease with which be handles Chicago.
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DENVER, though young, now lays claim
70 having the "best schools in America"
1t is not a modest claim, but If 1t be well
founded, the fact is the brightest feature
yet presented in the wonderful develop
ment of Colorado's. capital. IL is fact
that anywhere would dwarf in Importance
ali other features and evidences Of city's
Greatness
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THE customary London dispatch nova
DAYS, Suspicious looking persons, resem-
bling Americans, have been seen in Ph"-
nix park and other parts of Dublin for sew
eral days past" is rapidly becoming as Ia
miliar to the public as DR.. Bliss bulletin
,,sad IN no
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Tnrrsport Of ne bshesding Of Conan
In Bsriin he other day Indicates that Ger
many hns not yst gDilen "a q bsrbaIous
'-unisirnenfs. The gIii0rs is bad enough.
~ ne ne q fhsir1ifig'ire isreroifinE- and
r-rrie- one bark in memory 10 tbe blood
rs1 r.ys OF lie Trs1ch IsV0.uiion, rbeu
~ frrr. barb1-iJus Sni srusl instrument
- ne irru-iste3 paT'ulscs's rei- Tbss
- rorns fhirr1 be5i5ss erciuding ne
furricsn hog thrt Gernany has Eot - d.
..-r.-r 4 -eschslnn nzTn8.ci sazs % 81
fI.sIicnl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

The correspondents accompanying toe
president on his Florida tour are INDUS
triously telegraphing every triiiing incl
dent that occurs. The lightnings are brl'
died to let the world know just how the
nresident's hook is bai.ed and the fish bite,
and other exciting and important events OF
like character,
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P,a,,n1 for Nj, Pardon.

Some Of the republicans Of the anti-Davis
school Of this city, are getting up'a petition,
asking for the pardon Of Colonel s. II. Rus
rsll. late United States marshal OF the
western district. who was convicted on the
charge Of raising vouchers on the govern
ment, and given five years in the penlten-
Z fiarV
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

CARLISLE, of Kentucky, who is one OF the
prominent candidates for the speakerShip
of the next house, is said also to have his
eve on the United States senate, hoping to
succeed CERRo GoRDo WILLIAMS, 1t as
more than likely that he will do SO, as he is
one of the best known and ablest men in
Kentucky.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

The following is the city marshal's an
uusl report for the fiscal year ending April
fGth. 1ss3. Number ~ arrests, 2, 445; mum.
Der OF convictions. ], 5le; amount OF hnes es
uasaed sl0.57l 30. amount Of fines paid, IS.
al. Is. amount Of fines worked, s538; smOunt
Of lines q sick. siof.50 amount OF lines q
escaped tf02 =. amount Of lines discharged
tfgl %. amount Of fines in calabO0se not
WORKED. tj-7.75. amount Of lines Of time
uns-pired and appealed s2B.
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Owe My Existence.

ABIGAIL S. COLES, of Moorestown, Burlington
Co., Nj, says: eighteen months ago had
Dropsy around the heart. My physicians and
friends despaired of my ever getting well. The
first bottle of Hunts Remedy gave me great re-
lief. feel owe my very existence to Hunts
Remedy, and am deeply thankful"
Aladdin's lamp wrought mighty things, but
Hunts Remedy works mightier. Try it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

II seems that the socialist, communist,
ssblsck hand and generally destructive
ard anarchist orders in Europe are not
-iilina 70 let any Of the governments over
fh.re have any psace. Even little Der
marx Is bein. troubled IRON centre 70 CIR
cumferencs By The sgitaio-s, and i taxing
active sieps 10 break up the secret orders
and dangerous socistiss within Dc borders.
We tbink Il q very email piece Of business
in the socialists 70 teas- little Denmark
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

sTnr people of Texas will regret to near
of the illness of JUDGE REAGAN. lie mas
been for so long one of her ablest and most
distinguished representatives that TO be oe-
prived OF his public services would be y
nnb!ic loss. ~
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a.


al
80.
from lno wv. iai'u" io ','''' 'Vv"'''
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nus upon 'ho p,"'''us p'onn
NOW " w opu Iooo lnuru 'a,o
"ua'n VI p'o''on'' "o"''' VI p'oo"'
"o"''n VI 'I"B'"'oo o'ory""o'e'
blush vi pa'n'or' p'otS pun
strive IN Vain' tney cannot rcacn
Nalufo's hoighS' their onor@ grahu
Lie IKE WRECKS upon inc peach'
Like Il Dlessihs-hke prayer
oh inc prairie vast anu "iue'
Like 'ehuer louoh Oh heaVeh'
FaiIs inc speiioi eVeh'uue'
Faiis upon the rouBh-hewh hohe,
Framed amid picture gfanui
AT the threshold by the door,
clustering now the chiioreh slahu'
III the cooiing evening houfs'
Falher smokes MS pipe AZ resi-
Mother, now the WORK Is done'
BIS with baDy on her preast
WHAT though mighty monarchs die!
what, tho Kingdoms great snail cease!
Here they know not crowns or care;
Here is sweet content, and peace.
Far beyond great cities rise,
And the busy world of strife;
But not one murmur OF the tide
Breaks upon this quiet life
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"All ladies who may be troubled with
nervous prosiratiou who suffer from or
ganic displacement; who have q sense OF
WEAKNESS and feeling of lassitude; who
ere languid in the morning; in whom the
appetite for food is capricous and sleep at
proper hours uncertain, should have re-
course to Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

"What Is il that forms such an attraction
at Bryant's stencil, stamp and sewing. ma
chine depot on Elm street, that everybody
who passes has TO stop, and few pass with
ont paying trlbuter "'Tis the artistic
elegance OF those pretty name plates and
wiring cards.
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We have something 70 say, and. want 70
say Il plainly and frankly. II is this: We
know il 20 be a fact that Hunts Remedy,
the great kidney and liver medicine, Is the
only real cure for diseases OF the kidneys,
bladder, liver and urinary organs. This
l. fbe plain, unvarnishsd truth. We do not
believe a. much can be said for any other
medicine. You who suffer and doubt, have
faith enough 20 try Hunts Remedy. II
will cure you. II cures everybody.
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A PARIS paper is reported to have adopted
q new scheme of premiums. 1t insures Inc
life of each subscriber against railway acct
dents or other mishaps from travel. Such
a scheme in some sections of this country
would break up paper in less than a
month
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Tho Best.

WILLIAM II. WILSON, Md, Springfield, Efing-
ton Co., Ca, says 81 prescribed Hunts Rem
edy in a complicated case of Dropsy which had
been treating for eight years, and find Hunts
Remedy is the best medicine for Dropsy and tho
Kidneys have ever used"
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The csc Of J. n. Hurt W. Hamilton a
Co. 10 which q verdict was rendered las'
rssk ior plaintiff for s2.7os.50 and rsuisl0u
Of oou,rscf, va hesFd senin yesterday By
lode AlErior.. on nofion ty HAM .ton a
Co. IN ner trial. The motion was rtilsi-
nfrEa1s's a Williams nr1 treHi 1fl =
z--ift - rffrrrrrs 81 ludrs Hurt. a-1
T|..ts a Henry fdr ihe HamIt1ns. Its
80 - rrerfed ffrrrrhCuf ~ moe trial
III r-rrsri.i irtersst ard st1liiF On ne pari
~ r.rIrIrlalI
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In the Tolls.

Information was received by Marshal
Arnold yesterday morning that the parties
who had passed the counterfeit dollar on
Mr.. Sizer, of this city, had been arrested by
the marshal of Mckinney. Mention was
made OF the affair in the HERALD several
DAYS since.
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wist ff.r rfnnach dis1rdsref. tonrue
r-aref nrd fr-ref. heltef fe-ured breath.
I'D r.rrrI irsii1n no. c1n rg1 erpect %
Gel weIif ArEsr Dyspersia Tablets vi
-urnrIrr r.art OF ttnge trUur'es and let TO1
r-irr a. r9,f ttiuz Of liis. SD ~ W.
n rntte-lo1 4 Co.
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NJ. j. r. Marshall. who rooms ct Eaton 3
bos-fire-ho1ss on sFiss s-enue. vas rob
81 On FridaT rti q 500. bis sole pos
sass-1rs rer-rfar.l T sI,eaEtnE. Tie money
vas purioinei IRON under be pillow
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INSCRIPTIONS and receipt for same;

-, -aInt.-Sy.
.ins Sirplees, sherman'
s. Davis, Forth WORTH
& A Read. Cleburne.
Island & Co, waxahachie.
L. II. Mctiill Marshall.
4 Dixon, Ennis.
Drxter smith, Palestine.
surber & Taylor, WeatherioFo'
Nv. Mcfarland, Corsicana.
AT Hunt, Tyler
IP. Jetireys Palmer
\. ]. Doty, Ferns.
Paul Henry, Lancaster.
~ N. Longmire Farmers Branch.
j ~ Myers, Car oiiton.
] X, Burton, Denton. ,,,,,
7 Fl Stewart, CEDAR Hill
A. 5. Clark, Hutchins
london & stoner, Gainesville
Is, N, Godfrey, " hitesooro'
q q Porter, TeXarkana.
W. N. Imboden, Brownwood'
SamI r Hamilton, Fsrmersyille.
Graham & Fuller, Decatur.
J. ". Doremus, Bryan.
E. o. Call, Hillsboro.
HIP league, kaufman.
a. ]. Still. Kemp.
". ". Spence, Austin
T. D Evans Mansfield.
sam GAMER, Pilot Point.
4, p. Crayens, Galveston. I'LL
George W, Middleton, Jacksonville
j. r. Daugherty. Forney'
3. n. Wooden. Lsdonia
G G. De Hey, Plano
q. Boag, Payne store.
n. n Mcdonnell, Iackhboro'
B. Richmond, Grapevint,
A. NJ. Harbinson, Duck CfeeS.
o. B, jenkins, Black JACK GIoVe'
G. B. Taylor, Prairieyllle
T. B. Daniels, Red OAK.
A. H Harris. ovilla. ., ,oD;os NJ III,
DALLAS HERALD at the News Stand III the bruns
uyfck Hotel
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1shnsof's Anudyrs linimef.t +. vI.i.--i
frrtt tts safesL. sur-si arc 49, rernelf
49, Les rrar hen lrFtrte1 llI lrttrtIA
rrf rrfe-rnl 49, IL g 81. .lc1nle - 20
ra-srrr rf rrlrr'lsir.ts. nre = q - 49,
nrf.l - r.ar cr 1e.eL fln1 GU aorli =
- tfrrf - fcr ~ uCtlce.
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illustrated Harriase Guide, 200 pages, cloth
and silt binding, 30 cents; same In paper GOV
% cents. Manhood 10 cents Womanhood.
cents pamphlet, 3 cents. securely sealed. b
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER, the great specialist, G17 st. Charles
street, St Louis Mo.
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No man in his senses should buy worth
less horse and cattle powder, simply be-
cause it is put up in large packs. Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders are put
up ia small packs, but are absolutely pure
and are immensely valuable.
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Mr.. A. A. Mantius, Marshall, Texas
says: "My vile has been entirely cured OF
general debility by using Browns Iron
Btters.n
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DR.. Pohannsn Vegetable curative Is war
rsnted TO permanently cure all forms of Speffna-
toIrhes or Seminal Weakness, General Debility,
lmpotency. etc, aud restores Lost Power and
brings back the Youthful Vigor" Of those who
have destroyed II by rexual excuses or evil
prsctices in from two 70 seven weeks time This
remedy. which has been used by Dr. Bohannan
in his private pr>ctice for over thirty yeBrs was
never known 10 fail in curing even the WORT
CASES 1t gives vitality aud imparts energy
with wonderful effect 70 those middle-a aged men
who feel a weakness beyond their years. It's In
MIGRATING properties are Ielt at once lOnng
men suffering from this consequences OF that
dfeadfully destructive nabit Of Self Abuse can
use this medicine with the assurance Of speedy
snd PERMANENT cure. The patient gains
strength and elasticity Of Spirits AZ once, as II
acts directly on the rarts sfected "a a soothing
and healing tonic aud anOdyDe 10 the relaxed
seminal vesicles and irritated ducts 1mparttnE
power and tone and restoring them 70 tbeir nat
u.al state the zane GO ifthe ta1eful habit had
never been INDUCED in. The iDgrsdhnis are
siuUie productions Of naturt-esrks, fOO2,
herbs, etc and are specific for The above dis
eases.
s1-Prica. Five Dollars sent with fun difec-
tons 20 any address. For sale only at DR. c. A.
Bohannan's Office. No. e21 Eorth Filth street
between Washington ayonue and Green ktrceL
81. Louis. Mo. Established 1857.
CO.. r BIS TREATISE on Special Diseases"
which gives a clear deinestio OF the nature.
symptoms means Of cure etc, OF SYPHILIS,
any address upon receipt Of one stamp.
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Psrker's Ginger Tonic brings rsstful sleep
and mental and bodily strength 20 children
and rdllta-
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Tested BY Time
For fhrnat diseases colds and coughs.
B-osuis bronchial Troches have proved
fheir efBeacy By q test 81 many years.
Price p crnts.
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Tvepty-four beautiful colors Of the Dia-
mond DYES, for silk, wool, cotton, etc. 10
cents each. A child can use with perfect
cunepru
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If you doubt come to see us and we will
CURE YOU, or charge nothingl Write for par
ticulars and copy Of the little book Message
10 the Unfortunate Suffering" Ask any drug
gist as to our standing.
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&c .ssL n ysz On IN ;1szs.. =
Do g1f1t f-ss. Adf 5ss \. Hans1-4 @
ForcEn1.-Me
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n SUBSCRIPTIONS

Weekly enlarged 70 NV -hlA OV'u'AAA''
"a mail postage prepaid. IL. o.. ohool
Remit by pOstOihce money oruer' OF ohc'A
an uaiias or New York. 1870,
o. Loos al the printed label on your paper aho
,s~.i, teFrrn " evniros. -,
Parties wishing papers changed must give
a, ana new pUstOinces' ,,,,,,
ne uaprrls sol. on all trains NJ DC. erCopy.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
CAPITAL NOTES.
MADISON, July 10th, 1888:

MADISON, July 10th, 1885.
The week past has brought sever
al summer tourists, and it is said
others are coming to spend the re
mainder Of the summer, and make
the 'Eon-ya-watha Hotel more lively
and remuncratiyc than at any time
since its erection. Among noted
personages here are Parker, Shat
fer and Wallace, the professional
billiard players. They stop at the
new European Hotel just opened.
This hotel is worthy Of mention. 1t
isrun by Thomas Morgan, the pop
ular proprietor Of the St Julian Bill
lard Hall and restaurant, opposite
the east corner of the Capitol Park.
The entire third floor of that corner
has been divided into sleeping rooms,
tastofully decorated and elegantly
furnil ed, and viii be let to guests
at - cts. to 81 per night. On the
second floor are Tue dining rooms,
whore excellent meals can be pro.
cured when desired, at reasonable
prices. 1t is expected to become a
popular place with the travelling
public.
During the past month, Madison
and vicinity have experienced sew
eral petty burglaries, indicating that
we have in our midst professionals
No arrests have been made for bur
glaries in the city; but a man who
broke into q store in an adjoining
village some months ago, was las
week sent to the penitentiary foi
three years by Judge Braley Or
the same day the same court sentenc
ed man for stealing a horse an,
buggy in this county, to five year,
at Waupun.
Much sympathy is manifest abou
the Capitol and city with Attorne.
General Frsby who on Wednesda,
lost third child within fey
months from diphtheria. Durin,
! the winter n SON Of S was taken, t
be followed in few days by
daughter of -, and now they ar
thrice bereayed by the death Q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
Too Previous

Gov. Rusk is credited Just now
with considerable ambition and it is
natural, perhaps, that he and his
friends should be jealous of any
thing which they imagine interferes
with his projects. The governor is
in full motion as a candidate for re-
election and it is believed by all the
big wigs of his own party that he
wants the reelection chiefly for the
assistance it will be to him rs can
didate for the United States senate
to succeed Senator Cameron. lie is
credited with starting in early, for
it is six months ago that this desire
of the governor S first leaked out
La Crosse Chronicle (Deu.)
The haste and desperation dis.
played by few Democratic papers
to weaken the chance of the present
state officers being reuominated in
1884, is conclusive evidence that
they are regarded as too strong to
be beaten at the polls This is g
year in advance of a convention. II
the Republicans see lttorenominato
Governor Rusk, they will do SO, not
withstanding omDemocratic friends
objections. Before they are called
upon 10 vote f.. state officers til,
people will have positive proof tina
this Democratic story is false, a
Democratic statements about Re
publieans usually are.