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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-13

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. i2 Special. IN. L.
Ellis OF Hickman county, Tennessee, was
shot and instantly killed in Uvalde county
yesterday, by n Mexican in the emplov or
ranchman named Dimmick. After tho
murder, the Mexican, whose sole obirrt
was robbery, took Dlmmicks best horse
and arms aud escaped. AVS
AZ uyalde yesterday, while prisoners
IN the jail were taking their morning ever.
clse within the walls surrounding the cells
the lailer Went to an adjacent saloon for
match, ana on returning all had escaped
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,CtNcINNATI, Feb. l2.-At a meeting ofthe
chamber of commerce to-day, resolutions
were adopted appointing committee TO
collect money and provide relief for the
sufferers. The chamber gave 81, 600 to the
committee. and Superintendent Maxwell
accepted individual subscriptions for fully
$4,000 more. The common council has been
called to meet tomorrow to organize
reiiet measures. Among the losses
this morning were 800 cattle drowned
at Gerkee Il Lippelman's distillery. The
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Waco.

WACO, Feb, l2.-LSpccial. IA petition is
IN circulation here to-day asking the forma.
ton OF new county ont of the eastern part
OF McLcnnan and adjoining territory oC
other counties, of which Hubbard Ciiv 10
the center. 1t obtained very few signa.
lures, and the county commissioners viii
send a protest TO the Legislature tomorrow
against this scheme ~"
:, Inquest into the burning of Sindair' sad.
dlery store was concluded to-day and maJs
no discovery as to the origin of tho fire,
a. thunder storm passed over the city las,
night with small deluge of rain, for about
an hour. "''"'
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Feb. l2,-Representa.
tive Fuller introduced resolution in the
house to-day that the following be added
TO the state constitution: mo person shall
manufacture, sell or keep for sale in this
state any alcohol whisky, high wines, wine,
ale, beer or other intoxicating liquors what.
ever, except for medical scientific and me.
chanical purposes II will probably be
reported from the license committee within
n week in some form.
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work of moving the poor from tenement
houses and OF furnishing them with pro.
visions must begin at once. Just now all
available skifls and other crafts are busy
saving goods and ferrying passengers at
enormous rates. Gas is completely ex-
hausted, the citizens providing candles and
lamps. Theatres will be equipped with
electrlc nights; The river was sixty-three
feet seven and half inches at l.3O y. m
and still rising.
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Bryan

BRYAN Feb. l2.-TSpecial. ~. G. James
president OF the Agricultural and Mechanl,
cal college, has resigned. His re,ipn,,,on
taxes eject April LIST. Mr.. Van Winkle
coed him. f'o''p'y sue
The store of Gabriel Schwaz bcs hoo,,
closed under an execution in f'yor S, ~, p'gh %gh
son y Thompson, Of Brenham. AsSc,s
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"A New ROute.-Arrested

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-uorgaa's New Or
leans line and Mallory's Galveston line of
steamersha concluded arrangements with
the Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
ana southern Pacific railways, for the
transportation of Pacific coast freirht from,
TINS I'm port via New Orleans and Galveston
Ihere will hereafter be four steamers per
week two to each port The new arrange.
ment goes into effect the 10th inst.
Ahatoine Gaullert was arrested o, tbe
Gharge OF embezzling $4,000 from Morel
Hussin, merchant of Dole, France
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Marshall

MARSHALL, Feb. l2.-ISpecial Rain bos
iallen almost continuously for the ms, ,ro
DAYS The streets and crossings nro W. u
WIetched condition, and business IL aImnsi m
prevails. ''"'" s'cAhess
Mrs. Joe Slater was buried YESTERDAY
evening and Benjamin Rain this ey'in"y
both died OF pneumonia. ''''' ''eH"'S'
Inc Gem saloon was burglarized sonr.
iny inay h'sht ana the proprietors mourn the
left unlocked ''''' 'h"' was
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New York, Feb, l2-The funeral of the
late William +. Dodge took place this
morning from the Chsrch OF the Covenant,
attended by the mos Irominent business
men and citizens Of city. The remains
of the late Charles Il, ,orne, IT,, the actor,
were inferred in Woodlawn cemetery TO,
day, there being no religious services at the
house or grave, in accordance with his last
wishes. Only few personal friends were
prpSpnt
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ooIored males, sj; eolored females. .: the
per capita the present year is S3G2
new Isaac Moore has been quite unwsll
uur'ns the past week, Pneumonia.
N0Iion'seed oil is being used by some OF
sur housewives inlieu of lard. II proves to
oe quite wholesome and nutritious.
wafer Harvey, who, for the past two
wears has filled the place of messenger nov
Tor the telegraph company in Mexia. has
heen assigned to duty as night operator at
Wortham. Though barely in his teens, he
has quite mack for business.
An efficient colored school.teacher can
secure situation in the colored school IN
THIS place by applying early.
Tom Hays has sold his interes in The
n'aCSsmlth % and wagon business 10 Tom
Griffith & Bro
Weather has moderated greatly and
promises now to be pleasant and sprirg-
like.
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UTICA, N. Y, Feb, 12.-An explosion of
gasoline occurred in S. Blaisdell & Co.'S
knitting mills, near Amsterdam, this
morning, caused by Watchman Keeran
gong INTO the cellar with a lamp. The
building was wrecked and fired Keeran
craWled out with terrible burns on the head
ana arms -Four sets OF machinery and A
large amount of stock have been DESTROYED
dhe dn loss is estimated at $50 900; insured for
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 13.-The flood here has
reached the highest point of the flood of
February 22d, 1882, and is rising an inch
and half per hour. Business and naviga-
tion are practically suspended. No loss of
life has been reported, but the damage to
property is very heavy.
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VI, The case OF George II, Sweet vs.. Artbnp
wilson, Harry Milsom and l.. w. Raw.
Iings, upon writ of sequestration To re.
cover once, property, etc, of the Daily
journal OF Commerce, and counter. .snits nj
wilson Il Rawlings vs., Sweet
ior slS,vOO damages, occupied tbe
entire day in the district oonrt
and was decided by Jury tonight in favor
Of Sweet. Appeal will probably be taien
lnis is the iirst suit Of the kind which has
come before the courts of this state. ''''
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DECATUR, Feb. l2.-[Special The
Younger brothers, of Sunset, this county,
charged with interfering with an officer in
the discharge of his duty on February lst.
were to-day examined in the United States
commissioners court before Commissioner
j. NJ. O'Neil and held TO bail in the sum of
5 LOCO each for appearance at the United
states court, at Dallas, the first Monday in
June which was promptly furnished.
Colonel Haney, of Weatheriord, is here,
repreSehung the United States district at.
torney.
United States Marshal James McKce and
Deputy United States Marshal James Me,
kee, ir., of Dallas, are here IN connection
With the Younger trial.
The county commissioners .. ..l.day IN
our new courthouse.
1t is raining tonight.
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New YORK, Feb Eek. Governor Edwin
D. Morgan is lying dangerously i'll, attended
by a number of eminent physicians and
his family. His situation is very anxious.
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spoken.
lITVERPOO

LIVERPOOL Feb. l2-The steamer
ARIZONA, which has arrived here, reports
speaking the over due steamer Quebeck
ninety miles southwest of Fastnets Satur-
day. All well.
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CHATTANOOGA, Feb, 12,-Robert Johnston's
handle factory at Dalton, Georgia, was
burned by incendiares last night. Loss.
$35 600; insured Tor $1,000.
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BosToN, Feb. l2.-It is reported that the
Bay, State Iron company, large concern
OF this city, has suspended. Liabilities are
said to beavy.
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Dead.

NEWPORT, Il. l., Feb. 12.-Commander
Francis Morris, United States Navy,
died this morning.
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sieIIa.

MExiA, Feb. i2.-Ispeoial. l-Mexia has
2o' children within the scholastic ago, 8 to
H. classified as follows White males be.
tween and n years, IS; white females, 70.
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c.ty Tor several weeks, is'a fraud. the Time,
'eIegraphing its reporter here that II Knows
no such man. He borrowed n. .,y from
several parties here and sudden ~ l,it for
parts unknown. Dispatches have oeen sent
70 Inherent parts to have him arrested.
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os--.y ....,v Js...,...,,.v. .. s,o.o. nun INV
capital stock. s250,006. Alexander Mil
ss9,mnpsny, s,n lnNy OF Erath county; capital stock
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tIss -. -
'"p u,ns pe,atentiaries o!,seformatories.
fehuihg uiscussion the Senate adjourned
r, HOUSE.
The speaker announced that IN, ,sr,,,,
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Adjourned till 10 a. m, tomorrow.


Arrangements have been about perfected
between the railways and the cattle drivers
LOT transporting stock cattle from southern
lexas, Arkansas and Louisiana to Wichita
raiis, the extensive fencing OF lands along
trans heretofore used, making driving hag.
ardous and expensive, and the railroads
entering the cattle belt have agreed with
the Fort Worth IL Denver to make a rate
that Will Just pay cost OF transportation. to
encourage this class of shipments. one
drlver wall ship 5000 from Arkansas. and n
large shipment will be made from southern
Iexas. Ample facilities will be furnished
at Wichita Falls to handle the stock, and
thefe IL an open route from there 10 anv
part OF the northwest. This will enaole
drivers to save time and risks In filling
thelr contracts, aud is said to meet with the
general approval OF stock men.
The DINO Live Stock company. cnpitol
stock 100000, flied charter to-day, In.
ecorperators; w. c. Young, T. j. Johnson.
X. 3. Beckham, Jasper Hayes. Object, 10
ouy anu sell livestock, with principal of
flee at Fort Worth.
Ihe Royal Insurance company and Lon.
don ana Lancashire, of liverpool, were
granted permission to do business Ia this
state for the year 1888 to day.
II. II. Mink, claiming to represent the
chicago Times, and who has been in this
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13
"HAPPY RESULTS"
Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic is
Grand Remedy.

"My wife has used MARsH's COL
DEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic for Dys-
pepsia and arrangement of the Liver
with happy results. 1T. H. Johnson,
Austin, Mimi.
"MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD & Liver
Tonic has cured my little boy of Scrof-
ula and General Debility. 1t is a
grand remedy."-[ThOs. j. Smith,
Kansas City, Mo.
"Your GOLDEN BLOOD & Liver
Toxic and GOLDEN BALsAM for the
Throat and Lungs give excellent sat-
isfaetion to my customers. "(-L. T.
Dorsey, druggist, Burlington, Iowa.
MARsH'S GOLDEN BLOOD & Liver
Tonic, the great Alternative and chola-
gogue, and MARsH's GOLDEN BALI
SAM, the famous cough remedy, are
for sale by Scott & Son druggists, IOlas
Thousands of bottles have been given
away to prove their extraordinary mer-
it. Large bottles so cents and 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13

daughter, Miss Alice Smith of Illinois
The valuable gift was sent through the
mails unregistered, and when it reach
this office was hanging halfout of the
box in which it had been rather care
lessly placed. The fact that it reached
its destination safely is another reason.
why the corrupt Republican rascals"
that handle the U. S. mails should be
put out.
v Capt. Sawyer isn't happy unless be
has q paper for SOMEBODY to sign. At
present he is trying to get funds to
erect band stand in the public square,
and We certainly hope that be viii sue
coed. Such stand would not only en-
courage the band, by showing them
that the citizens are in sympathy with
them and appreciate their efforts at i'm
provement. but would also furnish a
conveniently located speakers stand to
be used on the occasion of any outdoor
meeting. Let us have the band stand
BY all means.
The Council will hare some
thing to say next week about
emptying vaults. And We wish to
remark in this connection that
if the council does not compel citizens
to attend to the sanitary condition OF
their premises, citizens themselves
should see to it that their drains, wells,
and vaults are kept clean, that disin-
fectants are literally used, and every
precaution taken to prevent scourge
of summer diseases. Nine-tenths Of
the dangerous fevers in this locality
are directly traceable to neglect in this
matter. 1t is more important just
now than politics, religion, or even the
almighty dollar. You may prevent
sickness or death in your family by at
tending to it properly.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13

ALL THE MONEY in the world is of no
value to you unless you have health
and strength. DIR. Jackson's famous
Root and Herb Cordial will make you
healthy strong and vigorous, vitalize,
purify and enrich your blood. Sold by
Goodhue & Evans, successors to 4. b.
Stevenson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13

Collins Ague Cure is strictly vege-
table remedy which never fails to cure
Chilis and Fever. Third Day and
Dumb Ague and every form of Inter
mittent or Malarial Disease. Results
are produced with this remedy which
are simply impossible with quinine or
any other preparation. Price so cents
per bottle; every bottle warranted.
Sold by Goodhue & Evans, successors
to II. Is. Stevenson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13

Collins Ague Cure not only break
the chiIls and fever at once, but it re-
moves the morbid bilious secretiOns,
thoroughly cleanses the system and per-
manently cures the disease. 1t is the
grandest anti-biilious remedy and Liv-
err Regulator in the whole field of fined
icine. Price 80 cents; every bottle
warranted. Sold by Goodhue & Evans,
successors to Il. b. Stevenson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13

n y
Y The latest society in our town Of
many societies il the Ladies', Read
ing Circle. It is organized ~ mutual
Improvement and sz1oypRent, and the
meetings are attsdded with much in
terest. The following well-known la
dies are DefhberS Mrs. DIR. Hendricks,
Mrs. pr Fulton, Mrs. j. w. Scott,
Mrs<J. H. Richards, Mrs. J. H. Van
nBys, MrG VIM. Davis, Mrs. DIR. Scott,
Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. r. HI. Knight,
Mrs Root, Mrs. Mounser, Mrs. H. l..
Henderson, Mrs. G.. A. Lakin.
The making and presentation of
handsome flag by the 'young ladies
in their teens" to the band was very
graceful compliment and one that
the boys highly appreciated. On
Monday evening they testified their
appreciation by serenading those who,
had been most active in preparing
the gift, Mr.. Frank Knapp, in addi-
ton to the young ladies, receiving a
share of the honOrs on account of hav-
ing painted the handsome monogram.
1t see ms to be the general opinion that
the band has made very commendable
progress in the past few weeks, and
we hope to see them keep up their or
ganization and their practice.
Prof. j. A. Rand, who has been con-
Quoting a course of instruction in book
keeping here for some months past,
closed his term this week. He has
given the very best satisfaction, and
proved his ability as teacher in this
department. to be first class. His pu-
pills, of whom he had many, speak of
him in the highest terms. He will re-
turn here in the fall, at the urgent re-
quest of large number of our business
men, with view to founding a per-
manent Commercial College at this
point; an enterprise which we believe
would be success. The Professor has |
made many friends during his short |
stay here, who will be pleased to know |
that he is likely to locate permanently |
among us.-Gmnett Journal.
From half column of idiotic rub
bish about one Of the editors of this |
paper, which appeared in last weeks
Inter State, there is but |
one point that could possibly mislead |
any one. and that We shall overlook |
the infinite insignificance of the author /
long enough to reply to. A. c. Scott
never made any pledges of any kind to
the League or to any member of it, or
to any other individual or organiza-
ton. He was not selected by league
votes" and owes them nothing but
the justice and fairness that are due to
all men. He has simply found out |
that the protestations of their leaders
that lawlessness should be discouraged,
and that it wac their earnest desire to
have the land question settled as
speedily rs possible, are not to be re-
lied upon. This is the only ground
upon (which we are opposing the
league. We do not presume to judge
how the question of title may or should
ultimately be decided; and we certain
y sympathize with any Lacquer who
wants it settled. But pend
ng its decision, the law of the land
must be observed. By winking at
awlessness, the league becomes res
for it. 1t is not enough that
Individual members should disclaim
If the league as an Or
,anization permits the constant vio-
alton of law without its summary
all good citizens should
Unite to show it that the law should
md must be maintained.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-13

Pro Bono PUBJICo.-The introduce
ton of pure and healthy Soda is an i'm
mense benefit to the public. ID. b. De-
Land & Co. were the pioneers of the
movement, and they continue to be the
leading manufacturers of these goods
in the United States.
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Two miles east of Carlyle

WANTED-Any party having a
large crop of peaches to sell, to address
the Kansas Canning and Preserving
Company, LeavenwOrth Kansas, stat
ing price by the car load.
KANSAS CANNING & PRES. Co.
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CROP FOR SALE.-I wish to sell
nay crop, with the intention of quitting
farming. / have 60 acres of corn land,
(good iand) 60 acres of NOW land, lot
OF potatoes, good garden. Will sell
farm implements, several head of cat
tie. some well bred Poland sows with
pigs, first-class male Poland hog, lot
Of shoats. Will sell altogether, or crop
separate. Enquire Of
ID. MCGURK.
Two miles east of Carlyle P. o.
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Business Hotties.

Business notices will be inserted in this col
,isnn for five cents per line, each insertion.
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FOR SALE!-One Star foot power
printing press and thirty fonts of type,
also paper stock, cheap. Address or
call on H. A. EvERT, lola Kansas.
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STRAYED-From lola, July 4th,
1888, a bright bay mare, 8 years old,
star in forehead. Any information
leading to her recovery will be liber-
ally rewarded. H. KLAUMANN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-20

rs may In their judgment be lust. for
any and oil labor performed for tho
association.
Adopted.
by Mr.. simpson:
Resolved, That this association me-
moralire the legislature to make n
liberal appropriation for the maintcn.
ancc of the frontier battalion, and To
keep the present force In the field.
Adopted
Ky Mr.. Evans:
Resoircd. That we recommend to
our representatives that all laws refer
ring 10 or permitting che cstraying of
stock be repealed.
Referred 10 committee on estrays,
but afterwards Withdrawn and Sub
mtttcd 10 the association.
Considerable discussion then en-
sued between Nal. Mabry, John Il.
Evans. John N. Simpson. Mai. Back
enridgc and President Miller on the
advistbility OF passing the resolution.
All the gentlemen agiccd that the
present estray law simply authorized
logalizcd stealing, but they differed M
10 whether II was better to ask the
legislature 10 repeal them as whole,
Of which there was very little proba-
hility that u would do, or support, "a
u great improvement, the present
amendment now being considered by
II, which, without doubt, can be pass
ed, II was finally agreed not To ark
the total abolition ofthc law, but 90
respectfully petition that the amend
ment he passed.
by Mr.. A. G. Babcock:
Resoiped, That the thanks Of the as
sociation are hereby rendered TO the
president and secretaries Of the asso-
citation for tho courteous and efficient
discharge Of their duties during this
session.
Resolved, That we, the members Of
the association, return our hcarticst
thanks 10 the citizens Of Austin, for
their kind and hospi,ablc entertain
mcnt during our stay In their midst.
Unanimously adopted.
ADJOURNMENT.
No further business appearing, Mr..
Simpson moved that tho association
do now adjourn, 10 meet In the city OF
Austin oh thcaccond Tuesday In Jnnu-
airy, A. d., 1884.
The president said;
"Gcntlemen of the convention, tho
busincss for which we have met to-
gcthcr the second time has been COM
| pleted, and | indulge the hope that
much good viii result from our DELHI
| crations. congratulate you upon the
perfect harmony and good feeling
which have prevailed during our alt
tingR, and ! commend the zeal aud
earnestness manifested by oil In tho
confederation of questions presented TO
them. l sincerely hope that those Of
you, whose stock were struck by the
recent cold snaps, will, upon your re-
turn home, find your losses bat small,
and voicing the sentiment, that when
we agnir met In council, each one Of
YOU Mjii lave rounded up n goodly
share of Dame Fortunes smiles. now
declare the TcAss Live Association
adjourned until the second Tuesday in
j nuary, A. y. 1884
Here the gsvel fell.
}ABla " MILLER, President.
ttR0 X bONfN0, Isec'y,
4 VIII LAMNgsH
III H., ftsNTf Ff ( N Slllrsasikt I ~, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-20

Browns Iron BrrrrRs
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol Or
whiskoy. thus becoming a
fruitful source Of intempcr-
ancc by promoting a desire
for rum.
Browns Iron BnrERs
is guaranteed to be a non
Intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case.
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutcly kill the desire fos
whiskcy and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
Rev. G. w. RICE, editor d
the american Christian Re-
mno, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin. O., Nov. IS, 1881.
Gents i--- The foolish wast-
Ing al vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indui.
Gencc OF our people, makes
your preparation a Necessity;
and u applied. win save hun.
dreds who resort 10 saloons
Tor temporary reeupcration.
BRowN's IRON BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion.
biliousncss, weakness, debit
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption.
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and Il never
fails. to render speedy and
permanent relief.