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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-27
The Nashville Drill.

NASHVILLE, May 26.--ln the competi-
tive drill to-day the following prizes were
awarded by Major John Il. Tiernan of the
United States army; Infantry drill-Mobile
Rifles, first, $4,000; Crescent Rifles, second
81 900; Treadwny Rifles, third, $500. The
score was as follows: Out of u possible ten
the Mobile Rifles scored 926; the Crescent
Rifles, New Orleans, o IA; the Treadways,
St. Louis, $50; the Houston Light Guards,
SO, and the Lawrence Light Infantry, 4
Boston. Massachusetts,, GA. The artillery
SCORE was ont of a possible ten /.
Battery G., Louisiana field ilery ,955; Bat.
terry IS. Louisiana, field artlilcry. 015: Bat.
terry 9. Alabama, state artillery, s.O2; Nash
vile Light artillery; New Orleans, sol;
Burns artillery, Nashville 70l. Frank J..
Badger, OF the Crescent Rifles, took first
prize cup, for the best drilled man and VIII
liam Reizer the second prize cup. The
Echorns band, Of Louisville, took the first
Isl, ,O00) prize and the Postelthwaite band
Of st. Louis the second. The drum corps
Of Decorah, Louisiana took the gold headed
drum.sticks. People generally are salts.
fled Mt the result.
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WACO.
Death OF Mlnister-A tire-War Among |
the eGamblers-Court Notes,

Death OF a Mlnlster-A Eire--War Anon x
the Gambiers-Court Notes.
WACO. May 6.-ISpecial.-Re J. r. AL,
lison, presiding elder of Waco district a
prominent divine OF the Methodist confer
enco, died last night at 7p, IN. at West
station. The remains were brought here
this morning and buried this evening with
imposing ceremonies, MasnnS aud preach.
srs of the district par ieipaIihg in IL.
\ fire at O'Clock this afternoon DESTROYED
the stables and outbulldiugs of the resi-.
dences of NJ. y, Rosonthal aAd Mrs. Foun.
tain Jones, on Austin street. The alarm
created unusual excitement, as the fire oc-
Cured in the finest residence part Of the
city. The damage by loss of barns and con-
tents is some $500, Rosenthal is fully
insured. The fruit orchards on both prem
ises sustained severe damage
A war broke out among some of the
gamblers fraternity this afternoon. Pis-
tolls and knives figured conspicuously in
the row. One Bud Franks had his head
badly cut by blow from heavy six.
shooter. Several parties will be arrested.
In the district court to-day X. II. Logan
in suit of trespass to try the title TO land
against A. II. Wynn, was given verdict
for the land.
Jerry Williams, the horse thief, was cap
tured at Hubbard City, and brough. in and
jailed to night.
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Quiet Restored,

CoLLrssvrLLE, ILL.,, May &.-Quiet has
been restored and the strikers scattered to
other localities. Two companies OF state
militia were on the ground last night and
took possession Of the mines. and this morn.
ing all machines working mines and those
employing non-union men resumed work
under both civil and military protection.
ST. Louis, May 20. Reporters who
returned tonight from Collinsville re.
port everything quiet at the time
Of their departure. All mines In tina,
vicinity are In operation, and although a
few strikers were lettering about during
the forenoon no demonstration was IN ade
and they disappeared altogether long be.
fore night. The presence Of the militia
completely quelled the turbulent spirit
manifested yesterday, and no further dis.
turbsnce u spprehended. The militia VII!
remain there until Il IL certain that civil
authorities can easily maintain order.
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CLEBuRNE.
improveme ents-Personai- Returned - Ben
Butler Honored with Nh Invitation

improveme ents-Personal- Returned - Ben
Butler Honored With an Invitation Etc.
CLEBuRNE, May @,-[Special, l-Some Of
the streets adjacent to the square are being
overlaid with gravel. In few more
months hardly frame building will be lett
on the square, their places to be filed with
commodlous brick.
r. J. Lawson is at the Cleburns house.
A q, Scurlook, who has been ON the edi-
torial excursion to Monterey, Mexico, re-
turns pleased with his trip.
Ben Butler, governor of Massachusetts,
has been urgently invited to attend and de
liver an address at the re.ulion OF Parsons
brigade in Alvarado, ON August ID next.
Midlothian is anxiously asking that the
Dallas and Cleburne telephone line be built
via that place, thence to Waxahachie.
Most OF the farmers with whom your cor
respondent has communicated are encou.-
aged with the prospects for bountiful crops
In this section.
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MINERAL WELLS
Busy Times Large Arrivals Some OF the
Most Prominent

Busy Times Large Arrivals Some OF the
Most Prominent.
MINERAL WELLS. May 8.-[Special l.
Our town was very lively this week, owing
to the cowboys coming in. Mr.. s. L..
Graves, the Keechi cattle king, with twenty
of his men, have been taking the town in
this week, giving the place business ap-
pearance.
Work on the Russell mines it Is said, will
soon begin, there only being small
amount Of stock to he taken,
Among the prominent arrivals are; G. r..
Davis, OF the Decatur bar; N. o. Byrd. II
large cattle owner of this county; Miss Liz
zie Pearsons the charming daughter OF Mrs.
Holmes, of this city; Fine, Very Fine, I"
and wife, OF Dallas Among many others
is Mr.. Sherman. a journalist of consider
able note.
Crops are better in this section of the
country than has been known for years.
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HOUSTON.
Heavy Travel Over tho sunset -Chagrin
ut Light Guards Defeat

Heavy Travel Over tho sunset -Chagrin
at Light Guards Defeat
HorsroN, May &.--ISpccial Fifty.six
through passengers for San Francisco pass.
cd through to-day. The Sunset is becom-
iug the iavorio route for California tour
lists.
Colonel Spencer, president OF the Suns, l.,
aud 9, q, Gibbs, general freight agent, lett
tonight for San Antonio, on trip OF in
spection. They have special train.
News of the defeat of the Light Guards
at Nashville is received with much sur.
prise, as 1t was generally thought that the
first prize was between the Guards and
Crescents OF New Orleans. Their failure to
get even the third prize is tho cause OF so
much disappointment and the loss OF many
bets, as they were generally backed by
Houstoniaus to beat the Crescents. The
town is thankful they at least beat the Bos.
tonians.
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night to consider the propriety of purchas.
ing the east side OF the square as = public
park.
General q. u. Johnson. representing the
southern Historical society, General ". l.
Cabell and Colonel j. NJ. Stemmons ad.
dressed large and enthusiastic meeting at
the court house to-day.
Colonel J, NJ, Stemmons and General
Cabell were present as members of commit
tee OF arrangement for reunion.
Some half doz commands meet here on
the Sth of August. An immense crowd is
expected, aud il is hoped and believed that
Hon. jefferson Davis, General Fitzhueh
Lee and Father Ryan will be present.
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Warrants were issued this afternoon for
some thirty OF the leading strikers,
and every man who can be identified as
having been connected with the demonstra,
uon Of the past two days will be arrested
and prosecuted under tue law, which i'm.
poses a penalty Of $50 and five
or six months Imprisonment. The
sheriff has been authorized by the
general manager Of the Cairo
short Line railroad TO offer a reward of
VI :oVo Tor the apprehension Of persons who
aiew nights ago fired a small bridge on that
road near Belleville. Ii was Thought the
strikers were concerned In the affair, but
they deny II, and II is by no means certain
the bridge was not ienited by locomotive
sparks. II was apprehended last night
tNat trouble would occur to-day At Morissa
mine, near Belleville, but up to late hour
Tonight no disturbance was reported and
the opinion prevails that the strikers will
make no further demonstrations of a yio-
lent Character anywhere in the district,
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LAMpASAS.


Heavy Wool Receipts tlain--Improyt
ments--Notes.
LAMrAsAs, May 28.-[special. Wool re-
ceipts were heavy to-day, over 100 sacks
coming to town. Several large bridges will
soon be built over our streams, to cost over
5000.
Rain fell last night and most o, the farm
ers feel glad.
Mayor Weaver has vetoed the petition
granted by the city council, allowing the
Lampasas Springs company the privilege
of building their sewer from the Grand
Park hotel TO the mill pond on the Sulphur
fork OF the Lampasas.
Mr. II. p. Brandes has married Miss Nil.
lie Ham. Mr.. Brandes is the Cult, Colora-
do 4 Santa Fe's agent at this point
We will soon have u street sprinkler.
New contracts are being let Tor building,
and business Is brisk,
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MARSHALL,
Needed Ra,n-Death- urned-Psrsoua,.

Needed Rnin--Death-R Returned Personal.
MARSHALL, May 2G,-ISpecial.I I--Copious
rain, accompanied with slight hail. fell last
night, The rain was very timely, as the
ground was getting dry.
Cornelius Granbury, for the past several
years clerk In the house of l.. Kahn, died
this morning. He was young man pos
sessed OF many sterling traits Of character,
aud his nniimely death casts gloom over
our community.
W. A. Adair, after u residence in New
York tor the past year. has returned and
will spend his time in Texas.
Rev. q. b Stuart has returned from
Tyler, and at the proper time will take
charge of the Normal school at Carthage.
Cop prospects are good. The grape crop
was never more promising. The yield will
be abundant.
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BASTROp.

Years-Crop Prospects
BAsrnor, May a0.-[Special, I-SherifI
Rankin, Of Fayette county, arrived at this
place this evening having in charge Freeman
Shelton. who stands indicted In this county
for the murder OF James Black, an old ne.
gro, who was killed six years ago near this
place. Shelton was captured In Mexico
some time ago upon another charge and
brought to LaGranee Tor trial, where II was
discovered that there was an indictment
here against him, and he was brought here
to day by the sheriff Of Fayette county. lie
Is now confined in jail here.
We have as yet had no rain, and the
farmers are beginning to look rather blue
over the prospects for u crop, though cotton
can do well without rain for some time.
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France and China.

LONDON, May I.-The Times CORES
pondent at St. Petersburg says that the
rumors to the effect that rupture between
France and China iB imminent are ccn.
tirmed. III Hung Chang has been ann
moned to take command OF the Chinese
troops In the provinces bordering on Ton
quin, ard Is daily expected at Shanghai on
his way to his new post to begin operations,
II Is believed that the French minister at
Pekin and the Chinese minister II Paris
Will shortly receive their passports.
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brown WOOD,
Three peaths..sundny.sehool Picnic. wo,

Three Deaths--sunday-sehool Picnic-- Wool
Bnowswoop, May @.-Ispecial. Three
deaths occurred yesterday. Mrs. Weakley,
the beloved wife Of J. @. Weakley, u
prominent merchant, was buried this
evening. Many friends mourn
her death. Mr.. II. Il. Parks,
young man nom Clarksville, died at the
Rankin hotel. His brother and sister nc.
companied the remains TO Clarksville, their
home. this morning. The small child Of
Mr.. Hill also died.
A grand Sunday. school picnic will take
place here next week.
One hundred thousand pounds Of wool
are stored In town.
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ROUND ROCK.
Accepted n State appointment Crops
nnI

Accepted "a State appointment Crops
Damaged-Convlcts Escaped.
ROUND Rock, May ~ L Special MIR j.
A. Black, leading physician of Round
Rock, left this morning TO accept an ap-
pointment as physician in the lunatic asy
lum at Austin.
The protracted dry spell is damaging
crops seriously in this county.
DR., Masterson who has practiced here
for years, is expected 10 die before morn.
ing. He has had ilux Tor ten days.
Two conviCts escaped while loading ties
this morning few miles north of here.
They jumped the track before q passing
train thus leaving the guard where he
could not shoot.
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TYLER.


TYLER, May 8.-[Special Miss |. G.,
lxes mentioned Monday as being danger.
ously III died at halt past O'Clock yester-
day and was inferred at 5 O'Clock this even.
ing.
The remains OF the late Charles o. Bo-
wen, who died at San Antonio on the 9Th,
will be inferred at the city cemetry at 3p.
III. tomorrow.
II is authoratively announced that Judge
John G. Robertson, judge Of this judicial
district, will low tender his resignation,
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AI.vARADO.
Preparations for the Reunion Of Parsons
Brigadc.

brigade.
ALvARApo, May ~. - Especial - The
committee appointed to select site for
holding the next reunion of Parsons Bri-
eade, met this afternoon in Cotters hall,
and decides that College hall, half mile
west of town, was the most suitable locali-
ty. Hon. J. A. Patton will deliver the vel
coming address. Many prominent speak
ers will be present, aud August lst and
I'd will be gay days for Alvarado.
Two good rains during the past wee k
have almost assured this section of good
crops. The wheat and oat crops are being
harvested, and the yield Is much better
than Tor some years past.
Work on Sans0m's opera-houso In pro-
crossing rapidly, and when completed will
he an ornament to any city in the state.
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Tho Egyptian Campaign.

CAIRO, May 8.-Hicks Pasha telegraphs
as follows The Elmahdi continue 70 sub
init. The Elmahdi, however, are prepsr.
Ing to attack the Egyptians near Deumk,
Hicks Pasha complains that the Eeyptian
troops are insubordinate.
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WILLS POINT,


Fined FOR Trespass-Other Matters.
WILLS Poisr, May 26-[Special. IA
stock man was arrested here to-day for driv-
ing 800 head of cattle over open prairie
and costs in the Justices court. The case
was appealed TO the higher court.
A heavy rain fell last night.
The new brick block was commenced to.
lay ON the ground from which Burkenroad
Bros. Deans store and Marble hail were
moved,
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Hound to Win.

LONDON, May 26.-The Cologne Gazette
published an article which attracts much
attention, pointing out that Germany,
Australia and Italy can muster 1878 bat
talions OF infantry, 740 squadrons Of caval-
ry, ,l6i field guns, while the forces OF
France and Russia amount TO 1889 bsttal-
ions Of infantry, G2O squadrons OF cavalry,
and 4,74O field guns; but II says that tGc
last two states can only operate with AZ
vided forces. The Tripartlte alliance can
thus outweigh the whole Of the remainder
of Europe.
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llPARIs, May GIN the chamber Of deputies
Perrin, for the radicals, declared his party
would vote for credit for the Tonquin szpe-
dition as 1t was now necessary TO revenge
the death OF Captain Rivere and save t6e
honor Of the French Tag. De Ia Fessle, on
the part OF the right, made similar ptato-
ment. The credit was then carried by Z
unanimous vote,
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At Variance with His People.

COPENHAGEN, May "a deputation Of
radicals and moderate liberals waited on
the king and asked him To appoint = nav
ministry. The king replied that only the
reichstag had the right to speak In the uame
OF the people. He respected the rights Of
the nation, but upheld his own riEGt 10
choose his ministers
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HALIFAX, N. g., May 26.- benjamin lee
and Gotiord Gastafern, Gloucester 6shsr.
men, lost In fog while tending travis,
were picked up, after being three days and
nights without food. Two French fiuher.
men, 10 deplorable condition, were also
picked up.
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PARIS, May 26-An official telegram
from Tonquin states that Captain Riviers,
commander the French forces in Ton
suin, was killed while making sortie from
Fort House. and that Captain Diyille6rs
was dangerously wounded. General BOuot
has been ordered from Sagaun TO take the
place Of Captain Rivi,re.
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Postponed.

NKw YoRK, May 2G.-The Catholic Re
view announces that owing to the indispo-
sltion Of Cardinal McCloskey, the provin.
cial synod of New York, summoned for
June 3, has been postponed. His indispo.
stion is fortunately yielding TO repose and
relaxation from heavy duties and anxieties
imposed upon him by the preparation for
the synod.
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uxbRiDcE, Ont, May @.-Ths mAtksl
building and alArge section Of thu busipssa
part Of the village was burned to-day. Loss
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Miscellaneous Transatlantic News Notes
The E,n the Caronn,lnn.

The Eve OF the Coronation,
Moscow, May a0,-~he imperial insignia
were conveyed to the throne room to-day in
the preparation for the coronation tomop.
row. A Te Deum was sung this morning in
the Church OF the Savior in the presence OF
A heavy rain has been falirl all day, n
Is feared that outdoor ceremonies and ilIum
nations, fixed for tomorrow, Will Do
marred in consequence Of npfavorahia
weather.
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4 rlo, pl,osx.rsd

BERLIN, May ga private telegram ~
ceived from Bucharest, states that plot to
shoot the king Of Roumania, ut the opening
Of the session Of parliament, has been az
covered. A number Of people In the plot.
II Is said, are TO be arrested.
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Cork, May 2G.--Policemen are still oecu-
gying the office Of the Kerry Sentinel, II
Tralec, having taken possession on acconnf
Of q seditious notice published last SAM
day, but the publication Of the paper has
been resumed ~
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DUNDEE, May 26.-The training ship
Mars" was partially destroyed BY ire.
Four hundred boys were aboard when tho
flames were discovered. All were saved. II
cendary "
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TkxARkANA,
Arrested for Po. 70 nee Robbery.

Arrested for Pestonics Robbery.
TKxAREANA, May @.-[Special l-Tob
Barneld, Vice and Mamie Bloom were ar.
rented today for robbjng the Boston
Bowie county postoff,ce Of $50 IN postage
stamps about . month ago. The latter are
accessories 10 the robbery.
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LONDON, May 2e.-Eisht thousand emf.
grants, mostly German, paused through
Hull the past lew days, for America.
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HAVANA. May 9o.-Twenty.two dsaIhs
have occurred nom yellow fever IN the
week lust closed.
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ERzERouM. May GA conspiracy against
the government has been discovered A
Van, and three hundred persons have been
arrested for connection with IT,.
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The Southern PresbyterIans

LEXINGTON, KY, May 26,-The southern
Presbyterian general assembly adjourned
to-day after harmonious and profitable sit.
ting ot ten DAYS
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NEW YoRK. May %--Aaron W. IIays,e.
clcthler, made an Assignment today. La.
bilities, $4,000; assets, 1000. n
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uUTCIilNs,

Crop Prospects Bad-Locating the Poor
Farm jail.
Hurcnrss, May 20 Especial. THE crop
prospects are gloomy at present on account
Of the cold north wind that has been blow.
ing recently. The health Of the county
generally Is good.
Colonel Orr and Contractor Brownlee
were at the county farm few days since,
for the purpose OF loo ating the farm Jail.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

On the Eve Of the Coronation A., 4
Qairi.
Text Of the Cars Manifesto 10 hls
Subjects.
France In Earnest About the War In
Tonqain,
And China Win Take a Hand In the
Rev.
An lncendiary Fires a Training chin
at Dundee.
The Tripartite Alliance Is lnyinelb,e--
It's War Footing.
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HERE AND THERE.

llERE AND IHERE.
Interesting Session Of the Old School
Presbyteriaus at Saratoga.
The southern Presby terians Adjourn
After Ten Days Work.
The Nict0rs at Nashville The Light
Guards Left.
Singular Death Of an Estimable Lady
at Milwaukee.
Cardinal McClosky iudisposed- Over
work is the Cause.
The Miners Strike In Illinois Is About
Over.
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WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY MORNING
THIS SALE CONFINED TO
H A MBURG EDGINGS

LOT NO. ''" T M 9AhDy A' been sold fro" ' to SCI no" % -FOUR
LOT NO. @ ARE NO"
LOT E0 n5 lS sSS THAT BEEN SOLD YARD
LOT NO. GRSSSs ys1 BEEN SELLING FROM A TO %
LOT NO. noEs EPSss @ @ %aAr SELLING AT % TO AND
LOT NO. T EPSlSs @ @ BEEN AT csc 10 S AND
LOT NO. '0sH. ePSNsS @ TGAT HAVE BEEN SELLING Ar TO % AND
LOT NO. @ EgySs @ THAT HAVE BEEN SOLD AT SOC To AND ARE
, 1883-07-14

Although rather late in the day
and growing somewhat stale we pub
lish the following item that was in
advertently omitted last week: The
4th Of July was duly and patrioticalIy
celebrated at Rockford, in a very
rational and becoming manner. Quite
large number Of people collected in
that village and were enlivened by
the strains Of martial and string
music and the customary deluge of
elOquence, that had its source this
time from our young townsman and
rising attorney, W. T. Stoll. He
snatched the eagle bald-headed,
and from those who enjoyed the
flight Of rhetoric we are informed
that it was a mastery effort that was
a credit to the speaker and which
gave entire satisfaction to the au-
dience. The basket picnic that fol-
lowed the literary exercises was IN
that could be desired and furnished
meat and enjoyment to an who par
ticipated. OF course the customary
dance occupied the attention Of the
younger portion Of the assembly. It
was gala day for ROckfordites, and
right proud are they Of the success
that followed their efforts.
, 1883-07-14

Harry LaBOyteauX is sly one,
and no mistake. For some time he
has been fitting up the second story
Of his building on Mill street in fine
style, Ostensibly for the purpose of
renting it to family. Last week
he informed us that he was about to
depart for Portland to purchase n
stock of goods, and we so reported.
Tuesday he returned and, 10! and
behold, not alone, for he brought
with him a wife to share the joys and
sorrows of future life. 1t turns out that
he has contemplated the step for
some time, and it was only put off
until the building was ready for oc-
cupancy, which accounts for his anx-
iety to see the house completed. The
nuptial knot was tied at Walla
Walla, July 9th, at the residence Of
the bride, Mrs. May Kaiser, and the
ceremony was performed in the pres
ence Of only few mutual friends Of
the contracting parties. The depar-
ture took Harry's acquaintances by
surprise, but they were not so con-
founded as to forget to gather about
him on his return and extend their
hearty congratulations. We join
with others in extending kind wishes
for their future, hoping that their
lives will be mingled with prosperity
and happiness.