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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-06
An Avalanche of AIigators.

ITVI ne -Nt"IITIl 4FtIN.
Sol. Burgess, colored, had one of the
most exciting May days he ever wit
messed. He (BurgesS) relates that
while in Smiths creek in his boat, he
caught a small alligator, and TO his
horror others kept appearing until he
counted 4Ol more, big and little ones.
He became so excited and frightened
that he lay down on his back in the
bottom of his boat and left the spot as
fast as he could scull.
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$1,000 AWARD

For the BEST POEM on ESTER
BROOKS STEEL PENS. Must
not exceed "a lines nor allude to
other makers. Competitors TO
enclose 10 cents, for which they
will receive IL best assorted
steel peas. No puffs wanted.
Award made October LIST.
The L:STERBROOK STEEL
PEN COMPANY,
oG John St., Yew York.
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Perhaps IL Belonged TO Robinson
Crusoe.

From the JI'GSpHriVc Tines iHi,R.
Upon breaking the end out Of a couch
she'll at Mr.. John Clark'S grocery, in
Jacksonville, Fla. recently, the entire
leaf of a hymn book was discovered. II
was far up in the spiral, and was only
slightly discolored. How it came there
only the wild, wild waves of the ocean
can tell, and perhaps they won't.
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PpIrnlRIlIll.

PITTSBURGH, August AT the afternoon
session tie market was more active and
frmer; opened at 81 Oh; advanced and
closed at 81 0S7s.
OIL CITY, Pa, August 4.-Petroleum-
OH opened at 81 U7la: closed at its highest
point. 81 10 Sales, aggregated l,9S6 bar
relS
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Piles.


Piles are frequently preceded by sense
Of weight in the back, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs At times, symp-
toms Of Indigestion are present, as tatu-
ency, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspirstion, producing 9
night after getting warm In bed, Is q very
common attendant. internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
plication Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allayIng the intense
itching and effecting permanent cure
wheie al other remedies have failed. Do
not deisy until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try 1t
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by 4.
I. Young, G. Moenkemoelle- and Logan i
Co. wholesale agents.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

By virtue Of the authority veSt"i In thcm
by a decree Of the circuit Court oi ONO
county, Mast Virginia, ontcrci on the ~ LAY
OF Juur, l>Ni, In IA Gauss IN rhancery therein
rcUJlrg, wherein J. II. COX, executor, Sc,
was IIa!ntIii, and James Nayt ami others
were dcfrninnre, the undersigned specisl
commissioners Will, on
Saturday. August IL, 1883.
commtucILg NJ 10 O'Clock u. M, ~ the preIni,
ses 20 10. tuid, sell al public auction the Tosi
estate aLCn,i led IN the bill liz SAID cause,
that l. TO LAY: A tract AZ land situated Oh
the bet nd waite ~ of the south fork ~ short
Cr,t -. IN Ohlu county aforesaid, known ~
the nome farm Of James Nayt aud on which
IN, said James Wa! has Tor many years re-
sided. containing one hundred and seventy
I'VE acres, more or less, aud bounded On Inc
suuth 10y lands OF Martin Conloy. Samuel
Smith and Robert OHM. on u. east by lands
OF James lune, on the NORTH 10y lands ~ John
WAIT, and on the west by lands OF j. j. Jacob
ami Josiah Chapliue: butt the said real estate
will lie sold subject To q lease made by tho
special receiver In said cause Ia Robert u.
WHyi, for a term ending with u" Slst day ~
March. ;ssi, which lease In On die among tho
pnI,ers or said cIlIse, and In whlch the shd
Robert agrees. among other things. ~ FOL.
lows: that Ne will not piow or break any
portion of the said farm which ~ nov IN
meadow: that In the fall of the year 1891 hS
will seed IN wheat all OF the stubblo land ON
said farm, and not less than one 'hs! OF the
land which shall have been planted In corn
during the last named yeas, having the right
nevertheless, should he noe he the tcnan, OF
said farm after The 3lst day of March, lSN
teither because the said farm shall have Deem
sold, or bc'ause IL shall have ecen leased To
some other person., to have one hal OF tho
crops produced from the seed ~ TO he sowu
by Inn az Aforesaid. upon his paying one.
half az Tie expense Of htTycNtluR tue said
CruI,s the I'll VISION {" he "a ale In the shock"
Terms 81 sale On third az III" purcha>o
money or 80 much more ~ the pm rchascr
NAV elect cash on the day OF sale, and tho
remainder in two equal lnstalmsuts, payable
respectively in one aud two Years after the
dny of sale, with interest from that day, ia"
unyment OF the deferred instaimeuts to bs
occurred nv n decd 81 trust upon the said rea
estate. or by the ret a,ulug OF The tile.
DANIEL PECK,
ROBERT WHITE,
HENRY 81. Russell.
hereby certify hat bond has been giNcn
In the above entitled cause, ~ required by
law. July II, 1885. -
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The UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.

Classes open 10 students OF either sex Near
" 80 students in attendance. hlrgn "ndow-
ment. Collegiate department fully equip
ped Standard OF study ranks with tIc ilrst'
Modern Languages thoroughly taught. Pre-
paTatory department conducted by perna
nent teachers. Embraces ali primary studies:
Religious influeIr ~ predominant. Musical
department under charge OF Karl MerH.
thorough education 10 be obtained mt small
expense. Students should send for cata-
loeue before going elsewhere. Fan term opens
Sentemher 18th. Address Inc President, or
JOHN MCCLELLAN, Treasurer, Wooster ..
jyseCdgb
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0ttGIbein University,

For both sexes. 36th year begins Wednesday,
Sept. 5th. Classical and Philosophical courses
with Preparatory and Teachers, IT, raEtment.
30 pays tuition and all lncldenttIs one year
dents. Good facilities for study OF Music,
Drawing and Painting. Standard OF study
ranks with best in the state. No saloons.
HealIhful, beautiful location. students re-
ceiyrd al any time Address Rev. II. 4
tn, 1MPSON, D. L =, Prest., Westerville' U.
iyspOdpCh
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University of Virginia.

SIMMER LAW LECTURES mine week
lyl. begin 18th July, 1888, and end l&ir S"plem'
her. Have proved OF signal uSe-lst, 10 stu.
dents who design To pursue their studies at
this or other Law School; I'd, To those VINO
propose TO read privately; and 30, 10 practi,
systematic instruction. For circular apply
III. o. University OF Va.) 10 john i. MINOR,
Prof Com. and Stat. Law.
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Free of Cost.

By calling A. T. Young's, c. Moenke
moeller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store you
can get a bottle Of Or. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 50-cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry. Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs
try sample bottle of this medicine.
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Pacific SKIES OF
GoyERSNENTs-Steady.
STATE SECURITIEs-Steady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet and irregular;
Tsxas dec .ined to 7SA; West Shore firsts to
143s.
SroCEs-This was the dullest day of the
week in the stock exchange, the sales
amounting 70 only IS, SCI shares, the small
est day OF the year except July Sd. The
market was firm and Is to Is per cent high
er in the early decline, bu; this was fol-
lowed by decline of : TO = per cent, lat
ter on Wabash, which fell Off to 24A. The
Western Union declined y per cent. to
791I. Subsequently there was little or
nothing doing and prices were weak
er. the market finally leading
of at or near lowest OF the day. As COM
pared with last nights closing stocks are
L@15 per cent lower. st. Paul and New
Jersey Central were s@H per cent. higher.
In specialties Richmond and West Point
advanced lGg34 per cent, and Oregon Inn
provment = per cent. Manitoba sold up =
to Ill, closed at llOl9. Z. q. g. X |. de
cined II 20 $50. Sales OF stocks for the
week aggregated 7S2,52j shares, decrease
of 26i, $50, as compared with previous week.
TrapSaCtiOOs y OOD
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,

LENlNblO -.
Instructions in the usual academic studies
ana in tie professional Schools OF Law and
Engineering. Location hcalthiul. Expenses
moderate. Next session opens Sept. 2Uth.
For catalogue address Clerk Of the Faculty
q. W. G. LEE,
fylgeodrb President,
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University of Virginia.
KEN MORO
University High School,


NEAR AMHERST, VA.
Fl. A. Strobe Mathematical Melai-st L. Way,
Principal. Session begins sept. 6tn. Pre-
pares for University, of Virginia y Limited
school OF high grade, offering exceptional
educational facilities. For decenaial cata-
lOgUe address the Principal.
TEST IMONlALS.
Your school is noted FOR its good discipline
and It's thorough educational traintng.-Jas.
+: Harrison, Chairman OF Faculty University
Of Virginia.
90 not hesitate 10 recommend the Ken
more High School Us, in every respect dCSery-
ing the confidence and patronage OF the pub.
lIc.-Wm. +. Peters, Professor Of Latin, Uni.
versity OF Virginia.
kenmore Academy is regarded as amongst
the best OF the Virginia schools OF high grade:
George Frederick Holmes, Professor OF
Historical Literature and Rhetoric, UnlVer-
sity OF Virginia.
regard the Kenmore school as standing
deservedly in the first rank OF high schools
in the several particulars OF thorough teach
ing. judiciOus management, healthfulneSs
and aCccssihllity.-f. II. smith, Professor OF
Natural Philosophy, University OF Virginia.
feel certain that the course OF teaching at
Kenmore is unusually solid and effective
Thomas X. Price, Professor OF Greek.
Ny knowledge OF Mr. II. A. StrOde's sbili.
teacher, and the high standing when MS
pupils have obtained upon entering the Uni
yeIsity. justify me in recommending his Hlgh
School most earnestly and cordially.-Schele
De We're, Professor OF Modern Languages.
University OF r'rginia.
FROM PATRONS.
In my opinion II has no superior =. II.
Henry, Judge OF Amherst county.
AS IA patron ef your school take pleasure
in commencing II in the highest terms for It's
many advantages Taylor Berry.
In its moral and gentlemanly teachings
and Influences IT has no superior.-Samuel
NJ. Garland.
have sent two OF my sons there, aud am
in every way Satifed with the discipline aud
educational methOdsof the SchoOl.-Jnhn ).
MosDy. lylSeodya
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SDPTTAI PRIZE, $4,000.

1857 Prl2esI amounting TO-
Application for rates 10 clubs should be
made only TO the once Of the Company in
New Orleans
For further information write clearly, Civ.
ing full address Address P. 0. Money Orders
or Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
Ordinary letters by Hstl or EIprsss ~
II. 4. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La, or
II. A. DAUPHIN, coz Seventh 81, Wsshing-
ton, DC
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money 2a3 Per Cent. - Governments
steady-StOcks Dull-Flour Dull and
UuchaDRed-Wheat Lower.

New YORK, August 4.-Money-In bet.
ter demand at 2@3 per cent; closed at 2
per cent. Prime mercantile paper "a
d6. Sterling exchange, bankers bills at
4S2I. demand 4S1M.
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MO WEEK. MA day st homo easily
- made. Costly outntfrOa, Address
tAus Z %, Augusta Maine y1aSe
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,ouislana State Lottery COMPANY,

Incorporated in 1858 for Is years by the Lag
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
reserve fund of over $4,000 has since been
added. BY an overwheln ing popular vote ils
franchise was made part of the present state
The only LOTTERY ever voted on and endorsed
by the people OF any State. "a. os
1t never scales or Posspones. Ib S!Snu
Single Number Drawings take place montLy'
Eighth Grand Drawing, Glass Fl, a. NEW Or
LEANS, Tuesday, August IA, lss3-loetn
Monthly Drawing.
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EBATE'S SPECIFICS !3

2l-i tom fornUls used by eminent physieran
dIung 20 years successful practice.
Specific No. l-GuarsEteed 20 eject rsfiea
- ~ al affections OF the Blood. whether Scrofu-
e. yr acquired. skin diseases, pimpes moth patches
=, are permanently cu-ed By Bates Specific No. l.
n, Specific No. 2.-Cures SEMINAL wKAKNEsS
tA.."-s DEBILTTY, from Youthful lntiscretions OF
GN-,s.S producing Exhausted Vitality and Loss Of
,'spl. This remedy Is uleQuaiied In the cure OF
~ S'mplaints- lt f. q powerful stimulus 70 the
~ .Lrt Nervous system, assists Nature 70 renew
- ''acth ald yigoT Of the tebilitssCd oTsans and
- radical cure. Price, 81 90
g-.sleCIhc No. 4.-GtgeS Instant relier and per
- .ay cures rheumatism. Price. 300
- EeClhC No. Ga positive cure Tor ali weak
common 20 females. Price, Si.0l
= =. q hy Druggists or sent receipt OF price by
y ~ Bate. s. \. Clark ST.. Chicago.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR!
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MEDICAL:


Egr,.soarizs, Shelby coSHsy, ~.
fs'''' ,rac,icing physician, residing perman
i ITn ,Srs place. In the year ISt5, when
Bert OF ~ the superior virtues of Dr.. G. No
,-tet W W y,1s. prepared BY YOU. At some
- IT,y |2nent will send YOU the result Of
r le''lDl,-rt made with one vial, IN exPelling
4 osi7ls Of ''' L. CARTER, NJ. D.
Es,c Yore.
- certify 20 the public. that a child az
4 ''te'1,,.,rS Oh, hcing tTOIb,ed with worms,
! IL ~ ..srd 70 purchase bottle OF lr, z. No
/ 70, rs7..sifEgs, prepared oy Fleming bros.a
- ,s.S Pa, Which administered; and
PIT. a. 5. Il brought away IN i9'Hasass asES.
4, rsSii' W, N hurcbcs and strings, many had
4 ~ t......aC being cut TO pieces Nv child
II Ir.S ,,lp,r mos excellent hcGlth. l take
a.n G ',..-.7nrucnff0g x TO both Young and
g.. - INC bet rur.rs.tICS I ever used.
Ms. ANN Jy'' 'oS, s. Ninth Street.
,...v. No. -, :>>cN street, New York,
A.. K she. 81. .sH..l which had been
49,. Tier than ,.vo months, she procured
10. - ..,lHa-s ErreifIIgs, and ad-
80. rs ,a..' .'as->I q large quantity
TIC onIy Genuine
E:;-223'2 |8rmifuge,
o-.r. T,@e.:.'. .srmiI4ge.
'Vrqh, Pa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21
GALVESTON.
Emancipation Festivities-A Brace OF
Thefts-HOodlums on the Rampage-Per-
sonal-The Stubbs-Fulton Matter.

EmancipatiOn Festivities-A Brace OF
Thefts-Hoodlums on the Rampage-PeI-
sonal-The ubbs-Fulton Matter.
GALVESTON, June 1S.-[Special.l 1.-The
eighteenth anniversary of the emancipation
of the negro race was celebrated to-day by
a public procession Of the various
colored civic and military societies
of this city, and picnics at Schmidt's gar
ken and Pleasant Grove. The festivities
were marked with considerable hilarity and
there were various arrests. Quite num-
her of eXcursionists came down from the
house to participate in the festivities.
+. o, Grace reported at the police station
this morning he had been robbed OF gold
watch, chain and other valuables at q
bagnio on Bath avenue, where he had spent
the night.
mercial man, who has peen
stopping at the Washington hotel, claims
he was robbed of gold watch chain and
Iocket and $40 few nights ago. ALI efforts
to trace the property have proved fruitless.
Pat Joyce, Pat Doanelly, Robert Owens
and George Doddo, hoodlums, were
arrested for assaultiug and knock,
ing down a street-car driver
ASSUMING and abusing women on the
street, stopping a mi aR5 o..a ana
splitting the ooer milk While and atts asIaa1t
their arrest. They were taken
in custody and lodged in the county, jail
on two different charges. They are all des'
perate characters and are terror in the
West End, where they hold out.
Recorder Fontaine held inquest on the
body of the infant of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ekett
to-day. Verdict, death by spasms.
The public schools close Friday next
The State Teachers association convene'
on Tuesday next. c.
Mr.. T. R. Roach, cashier of the stat
National bank, who has been in the city
few days, has left for interior points OF
The Fulton Stubs controversy excite
much discussion but public sentimen
seems to favor the retention OF Stubbs a
city attorney, regardless OF Mayor Fulton
objection to the contrary.
The paving of Mechanic street to Ihir
tieth street is progressing rapidly.
Weather very warm.
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here, They will challenge The Dallas club
shortly, after which they Will contest foi
the championship OF the state. ,,
Mrs. Pauline Wood and her daughter
Mrs. MAtobett, left this morning for Farm
Vile, Virginia, where they contemplate
spending the summer months.
Major q. o. Heron, who has the con.
tract for the erection OF water-works ~
Denlson. II In the city.
The Howard OIL company have given an
order for thirty cars Of lumber TO be used
In the erection OF their immense warehouse
ior tbe storage of cotton seed at this point.
Agents will travel from here east ana west
on the Texas & st. Louis railway, buying
seed, which will be shipped here Tor storage
aud reshipped from here TO Dallas as the
wants Of the mill demand.
T. B. Turner, of Galveston, is here greet
ing his many friends.
Temperature 90 . in the shade,
Real estate is having regular boom:
Vacant lots on the east side have advanced
so per cent in the past year,
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TEXARKANA.

Charged With Cattle stealing-Accident-
ally Took Deadly Observation-Disclosures
Day.
TExARKANA, June 19.-[Special. 1.-Two
young farmers, heretofore considered
highly respectable, were arrested and
brought into town last evening for cattle
stealing. The cases are to be heard to-
Mrs. Judge Keller, most estimable
lady, died very suddenly at Springdale,
about twenty miles west of here, early THIS
morning. Her death was caused by taking
a dose Of linament by a mistake for chill
tonic. Mrs. Keller was in the city yestsr-
day in the enjoyment of good health. Inc
sad news was a great shock to her many
friends. Her remains were brought mere
this evening and will be inferred to'mor-
row.
The negroes celebrated the emancipation
anniversary with pomp to-day.
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from Limestone county; Nolen and wife VS.
Bradshaw from Ellis county; Smith ct al:
vs.. Haynie, from - county. Reversed
and dismissed: Franks VS.. chapman, from
Attascosa county. Reversed and rendered;
Campbell vs. Gillett, from Ell Paso county.
Rehearings refused Odle VS.. Frost. Barry
q Lee, from Navarro county, Mckie
VS.. Dunn, from Navarro county; Echols ct
al. VS.. McKie, from Navarro county; HUFF
VS.. Clarke, from Wilson county; Neir vs..
Wilson County, from Wilson county; In
ternational & Great Northern railway vs..
Anderson county, from Anderson county.
The special court composed of Justice
Stayton and Messrs. Bassett, of BRENNAN,
and Finley, of Tyler. have been in session
the entire day hearing argument in the
case of Hanrick VS.. Cavanaugh, from Will
hanson county.
The commission of appeals adjourn next
Monday.
The governor dimes the judges of the
higher courts tonight.
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TYLER.

The Colored FOlks-Must Rise !up and Ex-
plain-Unprovoked Murder-Infant In
tered.
TYLER, June 19.-TSpecial. 1.-The COL
ored population of the city and county ap-
propriately observed to-day with parades'
music and speeches. There was good at
tendance from neighboring counties, Hon.
Shack Roberts, of Harrison county, being
among the speakers.
Inc board of equalization have reached
the sixth letter of the inventories, register
ing the names of 14O property owners 10
are not worth more than they claim under
The negro. Kelly, knocked in the head
Sunday, died late last evening. me r oOro.
ner's jury returned verdict Oh uhpro-
voked murder. ,..
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
burst was inferred here to-day.
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The state capital.

AUsrrN, June 19.-TspeciAl.l-Emancip
patton Day was appropriately observed
here to-day by the colored folks.
A Ere in the northern part Of town this
morning destroyed q small dwelling.
Work on the foundation Of the new deaf
and dund asylum has commenced IN
earnest. ,-....t...,
aeDot Al I O'Clock this morning ran into
and badly used up the cabo0se OF irelght
cattle stealing in Dewitt county is 90 bad
that st0ckmsn have been compelled 70 hire
sao5sv pipbt a guard Of Rungs a Com
usuv. named w. b. Houston, yas assassi-
nstsd. and to-day the governor issued :
proclamation Offering so Tor the Arre-t o.
Ire 80 id and for un0rRanizsi counties
for tsres corumeucsd today With bit ies
hidders On hand o. tracts sold. AZ . genera
thing they we're run dom 20 rom tEeniy
y n ~ 1bo attempted 10 shoot Dixon
edft0f Of the Evening News, failed 70 CIV
49,, .sio-rs,-- rsur-rl hes decided that d.
usiIscs srr,s,-ifItendeut Of the Ierrsl Asy
I-,r1 - univ draw his salary Until ~
huiIdirgs sre c0mpleted, WREN rs nm I
I'll b furnished rooms an1 poaro 81 N
erpsnss Of The susie
rEE cCrEEa
Ths surrprne courts rsFersed ano =
--e-S.5. Tens a Pacifc rEllway - Lev
- f-urr U.flas county Nesi - buri
81 al frurn Unlias cyuntyi Wore - a. y
I Tnr.r.rr a Chnrters. trum III cruni.
~ erurtT ". Glazs, ron Fnrfs- GU
- aHI~usf actnids- A Bro- n bral
| f-nr Larnr courtJi JOS - haf-l -
frun Fnlls cUuntJ; sulth e a. n Nes
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FORT WORTH.

The Railway Hosp,tai-Doings OF the
Council-Hymenial.
FoNr WORTH, June 19.-lSpecial'l-oh'
cial information reached here to-day to the
effect that the railroad hospital for the
Gould system in Texas, Louisiana and
Arkansas, would be placed at this point.
The council in session tonight purchased
two school sites for 81, 900, and ordered
plans for buildings to be drafted at once.
The prostitute and sunday law aul,e , !
tions we're discussed At length, tne n .i1n a
beIne that a special charter is greatly de-
sired. AZ oo,.x.-
Alderman Elser marries Mrs, General
Bvrne Tomorrow morning at s O'Clock.
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BASTROP'

Emancipation Celebration-Little Negro
Drowned-Matters in General
BosroN, June 19.-[Special. 1.-The negro
population celebrated the anniversary oil
their emancipation to-day in grand style.
nearly all the negroes in the country were
here, They had a picnic and game oil
base ball about mile from town.
a negro child, nine years old, fell in the
river a short distance below town to-day
and was drowned before assistance could be
rendered.
crossing finely. Several other building
are also going up rapidly.
slight rain fell few miles above us to
dav.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21
WACO.

ssrt.nc.s Pas.ed-shsrin FIned-Emanci-
pufion-a Reckless Bat-other nAt
ters
Waco, June 19.-IspeciAl-l-Pete hnsns'
was convicted Of embezzling horse 10 ne
district court today. and I've years sen.
tsnos passed upon him ct once also On. Ns'
Bible, convicted yesterday, for eight ys.rs'
Tbe sheriff Of San Pntricio county Va
fined 800 for not exscutinR procs-- N US
NeEt0n Phipps case. - A.
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