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san AHroNIo.

Ploek Of sheep Attaehed--Houng English
mau Turns Horse Thief The Wool Mar
ket-Buyers and sellers Apsrt--The PrNss
Gang on Schedule TIme---Etc.
SAE ANTONIO, May l9-tSpeciAl. -Four
thousand eight hundred sheep belonging to
Phil. Palmer, Of Bracket, have just been
attached By United States officers to satisfy
Judgment Of California parties from whom
the sheep were purchased at SIC 800.
G. Il. Faucett, q young bnglishman,
hired q horse and buggy and skipped Tor
parts unknown.
About 1909, coo pounds OF wool have been
received here since the beginning OF the
spring season; q cents is the highest price
paid for q choice lot Of two months wool.
The tone Of the market is about the same ss
yesterday. Buyers and sellers are not anI-
ious TO trade save for best grades, which
bring TOP prices.
The TeIAs ediiors, en- route IN Monterey,
Merico, arrived at the international depot
from Dallas at 30 tonight, but did not
etuU.
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WACO.

A Blasting Cartridge Expiodes with Dis-
astrous Enect-The Water-works-Dis-
trict Court and Grand Jury Adjourn
WACO, May 1s.-[Speciall-Fred schanck,
young clerk in Eikel & Breusted's hard
ware store, to-doy had the thumb and fore.
finger of his right hand torn of and his left
hand badly hurt by the explosion OF a blast
ING cartridge, He was on his way to dinner
and had the cartridge in his hand, when ID
suddenly exploded. His wounds, were
dressed and he is now doing very we'll.
The water-works company to-day COM
pleted the laying Of their mains to the new
water station, half q mile above town.
Water will be supplied from the new sta
ton next week.
District court and the grand ipry have
adjourned till Monday.
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business done through FannIn Ooun y
bank for commercial year, 81 100000.
Population of Honey Grove l, 800; annual
business done through bank, 81. 100000.
Population Of the countp about $1,000;
taxable property for 1882, SO, l4S, 3OO mum
Der of tax payers for same year, 6,338; rate
of tax, state and county, fifty cents on the
800; scholastic population same year,
6037; amount in tine treasury for free school
purposes same year, s25 1926.
Savoy, Leonard, Dodd City, Ladonia,
Trenton and half dozen smaller places
are thriving towns and villages, and are
located in fine agricultural districts,
Grain crop this year good, and promises
than last year.
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Anew Departure.

EEv YoBK, May 1s.-Monday next The
Erie railway adopts a limited express, with
tnrongh cars between New York, Cincin-
train viii be composed Of Pnllmsn sleeping
and day coaches. Leaving New GOrk 81 8
the New York. Pennsylvania A OHIO rail-
way, at SD the following evening; sDd 81.
D0nis, via the Ohio A Mississippi
rnilvsy, nt $40 .. m. the second day At
Cincinnati direct connections have been
made for Louisville and EeE Orleans. and
1t 81. L0uis with All lines west ana south-
uest and eastward. II val lasve 81 Louis
81 10 D. m. Cincinnati o. $40 q. m. With
cu1uecfi0us from al iuporisnf points. and
nrrivs 81 View Fork The following morning
ll.I5Am.
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freight GAYS Wrecked---Pavemeut Cues
fion settled-Atternpt % Kidnap = cana
Indignant Wool-grovera
FoET WOEIH Nay l9.-fsDscial. Win
cars. loaded with coal. were showed over
bluff ninety feet high on The hs-ow
Pacific and broken 10 spliBters. los, ~
ernl thousand dollar
Ii has been determi Cd 81 iast - spena
the tl50 90 for streets In cobble SON aue
Ernuite. -
Mary Mabef attemrted to-nirbt - ma
nap . child beionKing 20 romsn nsDsc
Hairs. Of evil reputs. A drsmnfit tc<s
uns wirnessed af TIE dspUt uten tne Have
-u-s.n rushed 20 the tr.in ane dsunte-1
her child.
Eleven huodred hesd q 49, vtrt 80
hsrs to-day - IN ssernrs ~ 81
Wool uren ubo bring tneif 9 irs bfrt nr<
conplnirirE bittsrly. Toey ~ An A.
tonio y The oniT rnsrtst n t1s slrtl-
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MINERAL WELLS.
The Asylum Commission NonCommunica-
tive-A Good Rain.

The Asylum Commission NonCommunica-
tive-A Good Rain.
MINERAL WELLS, May 19.-[Special'l-
The asylum commission visited our city to-
day and was shown around by a committee
of three, appointed for that purpose. They
refused to give any expression as to the
probable location Of the asylum, and ap-
peared very indignant at the insinnatl1a al,a
having been made that the city should
have been selected before they. started on
their mission. They spoke favorably OF
the Wells, and after committee OF the
ladies of the town waited on them, and pre-
sented their memorial address. DR.. Wal
lace, on the part of the committee, mace
few very appropriate remarks. The me.
mortal was read bv Mrs. Haynes, lady
who came to the Wells eighteen months
ago raving maniac. D
The commissioners 60 from here to Den
ton, thence to Austin to make their report
Aheayy rain fell this morning, thoroughly
saturating the ground.
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SAN SABA

Pine RaIn--Boavy Wool Reeeipts--Lad
Attacked BY q PaBtber---Conhdent Hus-
bsDdmeD.
sAS SABA. May i9.-IsPeciall-We bad
fine rain here this morning, which will
prove beneficial to the crops, ss they we're
needing rain very much.
Forty-fve thousand pounds OF wool have
been received in the last two days.
A large panther sttsrked boy. last
night four miles west Of this Dlace, while be
vas on bis way home. and be only escaped
By putting spurs 20 bis horse. he only
Lost bis hat IN the race.
Nopev resms 70 be plentiful and business
very good.
There hsve been q CREST many harvesting
mschiues sold In this county Of late. The
farmers think vbeat viii yield very vel.
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number Of houses were destroyed near
Dogs prairie. At Richland two residences
worth $4,000 are said to be destroyed. The
inmates made very narrow escape.
The storms path varied IRON. 500
to /, 200 feet wide. Trees in the track lost
their limbs and bark, and look as though
on the trees twenty feet high. One
man put his wife and children
in a ditch three feet deep, and from
this retreat saw his home swept
entirely away. The whole country outside
OF the track of the storm has become a
great relief society. Doctors are tending
the injured, and to-day the men turned out o.,
scores of miles of fence down. # is said the
little town of Marquand, on the Iron Noun.
tain, was blown to pieces by tornado
about o'clock this evening. Every house
in town is said to have been demolished.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

THE iron workers and manufacturers are
farther apart than ever. lndications point
10 a general shutdown on the LIST OF June,
and Inc strikes Of 1876 will be repeated. The
nresident of the Amalgamated association,
although not particularly municatlVe,
diyulged enough in an interview FRIDAY 70
outline policy OF aggression on the part o.
though rushed with orders, are not dis
poseG TO nccede to any demands.
FRtpar night a heavy wind and rain
storm visited St. Louis and vicinity. No
material damage. however, was done.
THE billiard tournament at New York is
exciting little interest.
TIE engineer Of the Granite State, which
burned Friday, IL q veritsble Jun Bludsoe.
He STAYED ct his post until communication
with the pilots was lost.
Goop SeamaDship and excellent disci-
Milne marked the conduct OF the ofhcers oi
the Granite State otherwise smother Sea
Uauboka disaster would have inaugurated
the summer excursions.
THr tventy-fOur persons poisoned At a
Cbsttapooea church festival Thursday
night are reported as doing well.
Ar Spsuldinc, Miss, frioey. an old leuo
between Dr. ~. Bird and J; N. Brown,
er-sberiH Of asper county, culminated IN
a shooting scrape on the streets. brown
rss simost instantly killed while Bird re
maiued intact
DsrrrT CrEIET. banged st Dublin Fri-
asv Tor psrticipafion 10 she Pbmnin PARK
MURDER. addressed q most tfieciing letter
10 bis wife and children. on the night before
Re ererution. In which be intimates
thrt his life right have been saved bsd be
sso0r,ed 10 an Offcs of infOrmer- Tbe letter
- r.riiv uafnefic and shows that, although
rssfine under the ban Of The red-henoed
r--u-3e-rr Curler wss Dot wanting IN ALVEY
sfecti5n for vie and children.
Tar Vsuderbiits hs~e . cured con
s-oIIfue frferesf IN fhs PiftshurR 4 LAKE.
Ere. paying over t20oo0o FOR 100
shares.
Trr coai miners srd cpsrstgrs q tbe
piftrfIurr trndes tribunal hsve cho-en The
Tnion EsfiOuai bsnE q that ely -
Umpire
Ian rr-.o-ts frur1 ths s.nrrn N Hi1sOuri
= 4 IIlin,is r-prlrt that the tTidge q The
h dinnnpoiis 4 - Lcuis rsiirUs1 ras
atvn dorn- tsklnE VIA = AZ engine.
j nc he srEinss-.
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PLANO.

A Very Sudden peath-Masop.c Hall Al
most Finished Bossqeifui Crops in Store.
PLANO, May. 19.-[speSial.l-Mrs. Will
liams, wife of Don Williams, merchant
here, died quite SUDDENLY this Afternoon, OF
a copgestiye chill, only being sick about ball
an hour. She leaves six children to mourn
her loss. MIR. williams has the sympathy
OF the whole community.
The Masonic hall is receiving the finish
ing touch and will be an ornament to the
town when finished.
A hard rain fell here this morning.
which will be quite beneficial to the crops.oi
ali kipds. They are all looking extremely
well and promise large yield. Weather is
fine but business is dull.
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COMMERCIAL.
ST, LOUIS MARKET.

ar. LOUIS, May 1S.-Flour unchanged
What lower and unsettled; No. red
Al III to 81 12i. each; Sl.13 to 81. l3s, June
$ii2 s'I. 1871 TO $1.11a, July; closing a.
iowest ouotations. Corn weak; Die TO ois
cash and MAJ: giR to Oh. June; 5os, Jhsy Ds
Oats dull and lover; AZ 70 Wb;sky III =
steady At 81. Il. Cornmesl. quiet at 81 20.
Pork lower; jobbing, $40 50 TO sl9.75: bulk
meats, nothing done; bacon, slow; 30 LODE
nIsar If is to III 25; short ribs, ii. ~ 70
II 71.2. short clear, 1872 1-2to II o.
Lard nominal. Cattle receipts, 800, sup
pIy very small, but equal demand; only re-
tail trade done at previous prices, noe
receipts 500; scarce a. ana n SOY So o. sbeeI
receipts. 800: only small putchefs ""u'
at unchaug dprices.
K.rs.s Cry. NAV 19.-Wheat quiet and
,veok. No 2red, 40 "a. cash; 95 IL June
Corn steady; 43, cash; 43 3,S, bid june 70
July. Cattle receipts, 40; steaay eoVe e0, ~
shipping steers, $500 to 60 So;cows $o.o M !.
$4.G hog receipts, 2'ooyi nrua; a Oo Az a. M
"a SO to $7.25; bulk OF sales 30 oo 10 S'V
Sheen receipts, none: nothing done.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nrv yopK. Nav 19.-Flour, dull and un
changed Wheat, cash lots, 10 i-z cent,
lower: options, 3.4 to l cent lower; NO;
red. 81 is to $l.18l-4; No. req, SI;io
elevator. 81. .l9to si.20. Corn opened IA t6
10 cent higher, and afterwards reacted n q
1 IA cents, closing dull; NO 90 o. Caoa 90 -
steamer, "a TO 65 1-2; No. 2, 90 TO %. CoHee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar, quiet pS' y
1rm; refined, steady; mould Al, oo,o .,
Moissses quiet but steady; 80 test, ..
10 32I.2 Rice steady, with fair demanu
Wool dull and dropping; Texas, -
TO rs cents. Pork, dull ana ssS ~eaK
Ont meats dull and nominal. Lard heaVy
Sil so TO Sll.S5. Oats neglected.
CHICAGO MARKET. oo
CHIcAeo, May 10 Hogs, receipts, oVV
-teady: fair demand and unchanged ngnt
az no 10 81 IS; heavy, $7.15 to H40; islr u
eood shipoipg, 81 Is to $50. Cattle re
see;nt. 4 100. steady and unchanged; COWS
a. SS 10 Al 10; bulls, $4.75 TO 81 80; steers
Al 6D 10 sfi 65. Sheep. none reported. fioul
ouiet and unchanged. Wheat unseliieo
and lover; regular, sl07 May; " 9oS
70 Al yOs rs June; 81 IL IA TO Sill 80 July
No red winter, 81 u 10 tl.lZ IL. Oorn un |, .
ssttled AID lover; IS Is to 80 liz cssn; % l'
May; So. June; 56l TO 57i. July. torn NV Nv
and lower; S19 10 to $lslo, cssn OF az 5 e5l
s1l 92 20 sl192i, June. Lard active 81 ySi UI'
20 sll 65, cash or May; $ll;O 70 49,,
June. Bulk meats In fair oemfnui enoi
ribs. lO.s5; short clear. 10 80.
kEw OF LEANS NARKKT.
NFv ORLKAr,. Nav l9.-Corn quie'i " .e
Is. Oats, dema1d fair and prices hisneI sl
"a 10 IS. Cornmeal easier; 81 - 70 $50
Porn ouiet and weak; $40 90. Bacon, o.
maDd good, tending upward; shoulders, n
to a.. long clear. ia TO IL. 60; short rios. III
On, ribs. III. Molasses quiet; centrliugai
% to 40 Bran dull aud lower; 80: Othen
unchanged. Exchange unchanged.
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BOSNIAN

shipments q Cotton. ersin, Ete--Ths Tovn
Populstlon. business. Ete-One Of ne
Best. m Not TIE Best. Fruif County n
Terna-
BosH1x. May ie-lsPecisl.l-F
county has rsosivsd 0vsr 500 bales oi cot
Ton this sssson, distributed ss follUvss
aophr-n 1s 90. Hrnsv GrDys. - 500 Dnad
Csty. so SsrOV. 3 90. Leonard ni,d Irsli-
ton toreIher. sbout so.
skir'ruerfs Of r-nfn. cufton sd. esc T.
Bonharn. 20 cx-s, Honey 0rovss DO Dose
CITY. 40, ssvyy. 20.
Populsfior q Bonkari. om. sncsnt 81
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State. Batteries Band c.; Louisiana field,
Battery B; Washington artillery. Lieutenant
Herkimere, United States Army, detailed
to act as Judge, prepared the programme;
At the dress parade, after the conclusion OF
the artillery drill, the judge made decisions
as follows: o. p;a.s.
second, Houston Light SGsras; thiIG'
B. Louisiana; second, Battery c., Louisi-
ana: third, Battery B., Washington artil-
Iery. The Crescepts, Houston Light
Guards and Tredway Rifles leave to'mor-
row for Nashville.
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Carey on HIS Ear.

DUBLIN, May 19-Carey, the informer,
released to-day, declared he will remain in
Dublin. He will vigorously prosecute the
tenants accupying his house who yetuse 70
psy rents. The regular guard ofpolicenen
at his residence was doubled To-Day.
1t is reported that Carey's return home
is only temporary. The crown still holds
MIN as witness in the cases Of Sheridan,
lyman and Walsh.
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NEW YORK, Nav l9.-Howard ", lnseT-
soil, a rubber stamp manufacturer, has be-
gun libel suit against the 5un to recover
SO, 600. The paper gave the particulars Of
an alleged assault ON the plaintlft by a wo-
man, stating she horsewbipped him for m
sulting her. The plaintiff claims publioa-
ton has damaged his business, The de-
fendant asks for a bill Of particulars.
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Fatal Accident

ST.. LoUIs, May l9-Lsst nights train on
the Indianapolis &1st. Louis, nearing His
boro, Illinois 1net with q fatal accident
The bridge <rOss q small stream vas blown
down blGs storm, and In the darkness
and pe'tiNg rain the train rushed right ints
the ZAP, precipitsting the engine and has
gage car into the stream. Engineer Welsh
was instantly killed and Fireman Harri1s-
ton seriously injured, No passengers were
hurt The wires are down.
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CHICAGO, May l9.-Chicago, 4 Boston, |,
DETROIT, May l9.-Detroit, Z; PLssI
dence, s
CLEVELAND, May l9-Cleyelsnd, 3; Phila-
delphia, 10.
ST. LOUIS. May l9.-st. Louis, (; Colum.
bus, 0.
Baltimores, 1.
PHILADELPHIA, May u lhleiics, Il;
AlleRhenys, g.
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Daily Bulletin of Local News.

Daily Bulletin of Local News
MCKINNEY, May l9.-TSpecial.l-Dr. f.
d. Hannah returned from Florida to-day.
He saws he likes Florida very well, but
likes Texas better. -..-
Heary Wiley passed his examination at
The Naval academy at Annapolis, and was
admitted into the school.
Miss Anna Shirly, who has been visiting
friends here, returned home to-day.
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WASHINGTON, May l9.-Charges are now
being prepared at the war department for
,he court. martial of Major Wasson, the Do
taulting paymaster. The court was ortgi-
nally ordered to convene May 10th, but was
temporarily suspended, pending the Ell
animation of Wasson's accounts and will
now be convened at San Antonio. May 18th.
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GALVESTON.
Recorder Font.Ine Charged with Irregu-
lsrity-Ihe Great Band Tournament-
Wsehlx SUMMARY.

GaIvEsroS, May ls.-Recorder Sidney r.
FontaiDe, it is rumored, will be indicted BY
the grand Jury for irregularity In once oy
receiving money from parties sna relts,- sa,
Recorder FontsiDs denies the charge, but
n.rfies who are cognizant Of the facts state
that the charges can be established beyond
Angust 7th is the day fred upon for The
commencement Of the baud contest IN this
citv. IL is thought some fifteen or twenty
bands will be present and pArticipaie I'd
Dssths ior the week, ia sdalts and 9
children.
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WAsHIssTos. May 19.-Tressury: Geld
coin and bullion, t1s2. .O76, ,O45, silver doIls.
and bullion. sll1 e4e 7g7; fractional silver
coin, S2s .I99 618, United States notes, fti,-
1856 .i4s; certificsfes outstanding, gold, f11,-
Ol5 $50, silver. 81 ,gl7 ,74i; currency, su--
100 nvo
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AIR,Ny Nav 19-rhe governor has We
toed the so.called Page saving bank bill,
enjarping Investments. He says the ab-
solute the safety OF principal deposited
Is what the patrons Of savings banks should
seek, and the government control over
these institutions should first OF IL be d.
racted IN that end.
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PrrrsBURe, May 1S.-Delworth q Co.,
RI ls ,ad spike manufacturers, employing
500 men. notified their employees that WORK
woald be suspended at once. till the reduc-
tion of wages proposed by iron manniac-
turcrs of the west is accepted. They
consider strike after june
stock the suspension NAV as well begin now
as two weeks later. Hence the action is
important as showing that manufacturers
are determined to enforce the reduction Of
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I,.f.lr way Of settlement.

Prrr.sURe, May 19.-The arbiirators Sc
,ected 10 settle the coal miners strike oo
tsioed a license from court to-day.
Borb sides pledge themselves 70
abide By the miners oscs,Vo' s',
and miners agreed 20 70 70 Sofk nonoss -.
hn.bel tepdiue The umpires decision lie
general bell 4 is that this ends the tronoie-
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BERLIN, May l9.-The official bulletin Of
the health of Bismarck should be received
with caution. 1t is asserted the prince sui
fers great pain, but objects TO the issualss
of alarming bulletins,
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Special Enorts

MADRID. May 19.-It is intended 10 make
special efforts IN the interests Of Cuban pro
ducers in the commercial treaty between
Spain and the United States.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 19.-Tbe steamer
Counsellor. from Liverpool, arrived to-dsy
with nine Channel Island cattle. She lstf
ioriy-one head through stormy weather.
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MADISON, N. NJ, May 19-AleI. Scott,
son of Preside mt Scott, Of Allegheny Valley
railroad, was killed in an ARRAY whh
greasers yesterday.
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LorDos. Nay 1s.-Tbere will Probsoiy o.
sixteen starters in the Derby NednessooAy
Beau. Brummel IL fsvorite 10Y the . O..f
FRIDAY. An sporting prophets ee
pookerr a. the winner.
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BsLrTxoEE. May Is.-The warehouse o.
Ierch Brss saddles and harness frm, vss
damage b. Ere this morning. 70 the Il
f<rt ol sl5 900. Insured.
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In spite of the enormous rush of business we nave
had during the past week. stocks are ful! ana COLL
niee Forthe past few weeks have been in prepare
Hon to meet the demands that this great lnfuX OF
tyn Would make on us and well did succeed tnaI
not of our departments has been in the least
hand we have found ourselves overstocked on soHe
lines All surplus goods will be reduced tortn"ch We
1nention a. few of most
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Er~ Yozz. Esy 1s-Iss,s DALEY & Co,
~su knoTn soap nsDufsotursrs hsve -
sirs-d. s-fh rrefsr-i &c snounftng 70
fzl4fa
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NOTABLE REDUCTIONS.
SILK DEPARTMENT.

nNELOT OF OTTOMAN RROCADED sILks
" in ali the New Shad,s, at s1,5h were " TO-
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Hanged Himself.

sruReIs, MICH, May 7.-William NC
Kee. a wealthy farmer living five miles
southeast Of here, was arrested at Lima on
Thursday charged with attempting to
poison the family OF his son-in-law, Asa
vanguard, by pouring Paris green n
we'll. and placed under $50, 600 bono. FRI
day his bondsmen surrenoereo him 70 'ne
LaGrange, where he hanged himself last
niQht
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oNE LOT OF SATIN STRIPED sURAH
~ Silks, perfectly New and Handsome sum
mer STYLES at 81: were S1.59
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Br~.Ouzzrr. Nay, 1s.-Tbs conPst<tiVs
am c.o.-a tnis zirsrDoon- fvur csiscn-
merits oi nrtlerJ c7nDtt,o- 49, ~
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CHICAGO, May i9.-The Illinois Central
railWsy company to-day made a retslistory
move against all rail lines and announces
a tariff TO all upper Mississirpl
river routes above Dubuque at hve cents
per 100 nnder all rail- routes. This IL deemed
the opening Of a war which hiss for some
time been threat ming IN northwestern
rates.
Nrv HoPp, KY. May 19.-The distiller-
es OF the New n one Distilling compsny
and T.. L. Miles a 90. were totally oe-
stroyed BY FIRE this evening; also two grain
eries and nine cattle pens. Loss, sSo,Voo.
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Pr<1 e-sste t-susfsrs fis8 ~ rrrord our-
ina - weed srnouuts1 70 g., -.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

ONE LOT OF BLACK SILK BROCADED
" Grenadines, q inches wide, az 1oc'' "efe
Al. and are worth n 25
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

Fprpar night a heavy wind and rain
storm visited st. Louis and vicinity. NO
material damage, however, was oone:
Tar billiard tournament at New York is
exciting little interest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

TIE engineer Of the Granite State, which
burned Friday, is q veritsble Jun Bludsoe.
He stayed at bis post until communication
with the pilots was lost.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

Coon seamapship and excellent disci-
Milne marked the conduct OF the ofncsrs oi
the Granite State otherwise smother Sea
wanbOka disaster would have inaugurateo
the summer excursions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

Ian rr,.o-ts trurr tts s,nrrr IN Hi1sOuri
- limos rep-rt th.t TIE uTioee q ne
I, Sirrrpols 4 - I.ouis rsiirUs1 uas
eLrr dom. tsklnr rfih q AZ enEine.
i M TIE errinssr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

TEr cosi miners srd opsrstors q tbs
piftsfyurK trndes tribunal hEve choeen The
Trion EsfiOuai bsnE q that city -
urnuire.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

AT spsuldine, Miss, Friday. an old feud
between Dr. ~. Bird and J; N. Brown,
er-sberiH Of asper county, culminated IN
a shooting scrape on the streets. Brown
rss aimost instantly killed, while Bird re-
meirred intact.