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Food Mem A.simIIn1eh

Is the sec ct of good health. Then If
you would be free NJ those terrible par,
oIysms Of nervousness, sick haadacha
and s!eepless nights which finally termi.
uste IN general breaking down Of the
whole system caused 10y imperfect
assimilation OF food cr what is m 81
commonly called dyspeps and indiges
uon--~e would say To all such, 20 AT
d. &c and ask your druggist for a bottle
OF l. |. l., or Improve Iron Iuvigorator.
Manufactured by Tucker X Willis, Waco.
II will do m lie to build up your system
when broken down from any cause than
any other tome OF luvigorator we know
OF. Everybody who has given it a lar
trial aud that number now is mauy viii
testify 10 the correctness Of this state.
meut 32ltc
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Ceu,rnis.onn once
q

Money loaned in sums to -uIt on lia-
monds, Watches, Jew Try, guns, reyul-
vers, pistols, clothing, furniture and all
articles Of value, also ON real estate and
stocks of merchandise, in .ums to suit
Also a large line Of uureleemed edges
for sale. Business strictly confidential
all private communications can be ad
dressed to p. o. box i36
FRIBo re- n DuMSAU. PROPS,
South side square, blue front, sign Vi
three gilt balls O2OGtf
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A choice lot Of apple. pineapple and
strawberry fruit buttafs in bulk. a
frcsh supply of Italian nj ,caroui aud
yermicclli, oat moul, crack Il white wheat,
shielded oats in packages, aud lot Of to
beat Of II package coffee, Thurber's No.
Al, and only about fifteen thousand
pounds Of Golden Belt flour left on Of
thu titty thousand pounds that arrived in
March, aud when this ia gone, We are
niru Il we will have to advance ths price.
Send in your orders soon But We wi
ais nys furnish the best flour Tor the least
money Ut any dealer, IN Waco. This we
will guarantee.
A. JoNES TAYLOR & RKO.
Nos. I and . Piather Block.
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We now have our Office at room l.
Stnrgis block, South Fourth street
where We ARE prepared to do all kinds Of
upholstery work, such rs sewing AMI lay
ing carpets. making shades, designing
lambrequius, drapery, tape, portisres tnd
all kind OF window drapery, in fact tc
do any kind Of interior Use decorative
work. Having had long experience IL
the business we II safely guara tee
satisfaction. Give us call,
-UJ2llm. ECKFoRD n MYRR
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nsiIn
ron sELr-Ino1EcTloN.

CNlCurr,, April An organilati m,
to be known as the Europ Hn and Anglo
India Defense Society, ms been torn, Il
here tor the purpose OF watching over the
interest- OF Europeans ard Americans in
Ind. The immediate effects OF the Su-
cirty, IA viewer, vii be- devoted to the
pros. ryHtiun ct the right nbw enjoyed by
All Guiop az, and Is ii u subjects, 10 be-
triet bv their avn countrymcn and To
the Il, fat OF the bill which perm IS oI
trigl OF whites by native judges IN certhir
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Ladies wishing dresses made in the
very latest spring styles should call on
Mrs, A. /. Hodges, southwest corner of
Austin and Sixth streets. up stairs. Will
cut fit dresses, French tailor sys-
tenn used in cutting, Fine work a
spec atty. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Give her call Orle from abroad
given special attention. Address Mrs.
A. |. Hodges, I. o, tox lOl, Waco, Tex.
-3-1Rlpo
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LOCAL MARK ETs.
Wholesale Prices for Leading
staples Yesterday.

Cotton quotations continue about the
"a .r amt the market remains weak aud
dull, with very !ittir doing r..
tpt-, - bales. Higher grades I'll
uw. putWAru shipments Improving, aud re-
rrlprs lUr the local ma Iet rnIupHr tive light,
though there Is large amount OF the staple st
Ia the hands ni the producers r"crt'
AID provision marhrt hrmcr aud tiN"
With upW sr,l tendency on all sAp'e', pHrt.CL-
barry bacon, huur auu sugar, bacou strong mud
lively with an Iuvlit alton to Climb To- a higher
price; the slight advance IA other
markets "a cts no change here, de-
maud much better. hour improving
and market much sitter with an active de-
mAud; sugar Is also tirmoT ana looking upward
hut the change Is not decided enough u effect tue
city markets ;qu tatlpus uuch .ugrh the supply (,
aHd unchausc ~ rice strong matkc' steady; u, q.
mand for all staples is very good
sud market well supp lsl There Is
Incluaton Is upward. rncrc Is no
no Considerable movement worth, Of note
80 change IA drugsi market strong
sui steady Receipts ut country produce -,JT.
except paut,> q, lew chicken 90, ,ufN'y :
are br ught IN aud the prices are high The
demand t'ral c'uitH produce Is quite lively,
Hardware changed, quiet and easy.
COTTON.
strict midHling -. miidliug SIC, strict low
mid ling SECS low middlnS So strict good
d.
''"'' ou
""AlH'
HAY, per ton, - 90 %. Cora, per hu.
o. wheat, Mediterranean, sosSjc. Oats,
1pdiyc
PROVISIONS ASp uRuCEmEs
FIpur ordinary. p,r rwt.. A.. -iag 80. far,IIy
A. alag a., fancy Is %: patent prucp,s a Is
iInltt.i meal. western, prr barrel. ~ a
BACON, short clear, axe, tong clear, EXC Dry
It, short sides, l2c. Hams. II an
re LIN' u''N'i l',' cases -" 10 oAh 4,
t... - ~ o. - -, I'v' va
~ '"E'I ,,a'' S,1o.i =. 4@Io'i S"i
zee y ~ "".i hlIhNSts to'S'S, C"l-
Tee 'Hlr T." ."ol, N'hluHc prime k'o lIhei
lana nor s,,k ~ a. tiy.rnnai a ~
Pine - ~, thu, yer hur,Ls. ~ Cheese u 4, -
l6c. SOAP, extra olive p 10, SIC; GrruAn
Olive, 81 palm, SCI blue, per box "a '5l5 ..
Candy, lain stick, pure, l2S T. troll
cum, ! drss test goods are qup.rd los one Of
our cts houses At ~ 81 for -, ami annthp,
quote, .-h mo- lcg- test oil at sl2l, l2-l- s3-3G
barrels loo per EHN o..
,orsruy rHnpr,K
,r,,-,..,.. .-..,,,, ,.,.,-
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A Sure IhIng.

That the ladies can be suited ont Of
the uice assortment Of millinery novel;
ties for spring and SUNNI r. A great
many novelties III hair fronts. Waves
OF the latest design. Braiis in endless
variety. Hair wigs for rent. Hoop
skirts, co sets, gloves, iewelry, neck
W ar, scarfs, lichens, collars and ruch.
ing. DressmAking 10y Mrs. Austin.
Hair bought. Hair worked up. Dress
charts sl.OU. Pleating machines sl,Oo.
Come aud see.
Mrs. b. j. Doss,
No. SIX, Austin street, up stairs.
--O320dtwtc.
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RoME, April rive men charged
with attempting to t Ike the life OF Sig.
nor Coccapelier, Socialist member OF
deputle-. have been laced on trial. The
chict uf the won d-he assassins is named
Tognetti. He IL II brother OF the man
who wascxccuted under the papal gov
eminent for causing an explosion in the
Sc rIntnrI bhrracks.
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Report vi enrolment and attendance
or lhc month ending NJ rrh 5Oth. l>Sl
Pupils cnro led. male, lS5; females lii
tOtal 329.
Pupils attending, mall. l2S; females lOl;
total ~.
Whole number OF DAYS OF attendant,
male, l,gl!: females ! $40, tot,l 3,2SS
Number Of pupils In Mtcnta &c each
day. males, ~; females 81; total l52
Number Of days att nedancc by each pu-
pill 10,
,asrs Of iarlincss $50; tsys taught -
Re pectiuliy submitted,
J. \. GALLAGHER,
rtlu .fiIl
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liabilities s2,l5O, mos ~ to Waco mcr
chant al banks. His creditors are A.
o. Lynn, Waco, s7l9; John Farley,
Waco, s5l; A. Herr, sl6O; j, f. Magale,
Galveston, 800; Waco National Ban
1850. John +. Marshall $50; /. A Gold.
t IN, 500 Mr.. Lynn eIecu ed bond
for 5000 hs assignee and took O. argo OF
the business yesterday afternoon.
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Now that spring is clo.c At hand II be
houves those IN search of dress mptcral
suitable tor warm weather tu look ~ the
variety displaced at u. lIabrr's. Every
novelty has been secur, Il and can supply
the most ti.tidious in tn" PREVAILING
styles Look at our fabrics before select
nv -lIn
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Why shake longer, when Mor-e's Ague
Magnets vii eradicate every vestige OF
chills aud Yer from your system Price
10 cents per box. Cure gu ,ranteed
Sold by Castle, Morrison Il Co, Waco
Texas -n3l5lWbm
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one carload Sugar and NJ ,las.esone car
load Pota oes, one car load louisiana seed
Ribbon Sugar Cane, one lot Butter and
Eggs.
3.Li-u E.foN x GuISAS.
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IoNnoS, April "A diSl atch from
Bruss ] reports "a sens, tion Is caused In
financial circles there ov r. the discovery
that Nhudimmr promiI ent stock
broker, has emh, zllrd the sum "t one
milli n francs belonging to p"rsurs who
dcpos ted mo icy With him. NnndmmG
was arrested ana Logged in prison.
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Open for Guests.

The Atkinson hotel nt GHtcsyille
Texas, il now open for gucstS. Tray
oilers who wish to stop ut the best hote
ARE invited totry this one. Co Il sample
rooms. -033llw.
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TIE avenue druggists, Mcssrs Ham
lett A klauber, a'e IN receipt uf II lArgr
assortment Ot Stationery, including the
finest grades Of loug-fuld note pHrer,
visiting cnrds, pap tcries, cumbinut on
pcpC.s, envelope. pens. butcher
looks, NC, Sc, No "a Austin street
tyJTIu
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nooTH IN VIENNA.

NVOTW N NTENNNI
NIESNA, April /. Edwin Booth ap.
pear Il to-day III Hamlet and elected
great applause. The Press newspaper
eXprrsses dlsapl ointment and ,ays Ills
acting was much below what was OK
nrrLrl OF Bnnth.
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Died

At the residence Of MIR. Dan Morris,
on Third street, ye tefdny morning, Jim
ME Reno, aged Il months, infant son Of
Officer Jumes W. Reno. The funeral
will take place to-day.
The most beautiful regular made bal.
hriggau gents ind wear at Levine
Bros U3lStC
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QurEruDE IScRRA-rvo.

DCBLls, March 2-Reports from Linn
erick -Hy owing to the improved condi.
ton Of affairs IN that CT y the extra po-
! lice which have been k pit up Tor some
| time past have been materially
decreased. Thi 10 being done on the
advice of Clifford Lloyd, magistrate at
I Limerick.
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Mineral Waters.

In bpltle, at Hamlet & klauber's drug
store. he celebrated FrirdiIchshull
Obcr =, l'zrr, lluny ,di JauoS and other
natural mineral waters, in bottle, On hand
-u3212N
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Are you made miserable by indigcs-
ton. constipation,d dizziness, loss Of appe
tite, yellow kin Shiloh's Vitalizer it
positive cure. Sold by Castles, Nor
rison y Co., Drugsi lists, Waco, Texas -
ODuSSiitn1
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Brothers" saloon. N Austin avenue,
made an assignment y ster lay, to Mr..
A. o. Lynn, for the benefit Of his credi-
ors. His assets are placed at 81 ,OG9. and
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Nv ONCE, AMI work, Is connected with
Mes Anderson n Flint, South Fourth street,
Waco, aud all applications for exhibits OF
abstracts to titles u lands, not contracted
win said Law Firm Will bee required to be-
paiU for on application TO the undersigned
ALhERr CuALNEHS, Compiler,
McLenEau 60, Abstract
Ism 49, 1s-7,, ,isu
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Mr. A. Herr has III his stock stll IL
few Key West ci'Rrs " the brands
~ uggler' and "Gynsy" winch lac tx
selling at he low rrice Of two Tor 10
cents instead Of two for % cents ns for
meTly. U39Jtt
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Dr nLtS, March 2-Three cunstables
from Ball , Ireland, have zone to Amer.
ica quest oi Hynes and Nahey who
are suspected Of having murdered
Teerick iu June, 1880. The CRIME crea
ted much sensation at tin tim IA it was
believed to be political murder. The
rest OF twcnt! Six persons last week n'
Bal lurobe, charged AZ accompIices il
he murder, revived recollections Of tn,
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A nasal injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's catarrh remedy, Price ~
cents. Sold by Castles, Morrison Il Co.
Drngglsts MMr0. Trxas-O2Os6m
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BHileys Saline Aperient, Is pleasant
cooling cathartic Tor the instant cure Of
headache, indigestion, constipR-
ton, heartburn, billlousness, etc
032S,lSwlw.
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II you want shirt that fits you, and
see A fine lot " cheyiot, uercale AMI
white goods, cali at the Lone Star shirt
factOry.-3-2itC
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A pure fine Caliornis wine, At only
l.UO per gallon al / A. Goldsteln -3il
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Baskets. Churns. Baskets.
Just received at Barney Feldhake a
choice selection OF baskets, and churns
Of every description. He still keeps the
wonderful Family Coffee Rooster.
Housekeepers should not be without
them, coffee roasted in ten to twelve
miuutes-02l6tc
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GULF, CULO 3AD0 ANO SANTA re R'Y
Texas Midland

Tnrouga ricket. to al parts ofthcl htcd states
OSCAR Il. MuRRAY,
Gsu'l Pass Ast.. Galveston, Tex.
&. l.. GAtEs. F. and Tirkel ,gt.
Cleveland 4 Cameron Hui 4. Waco
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That Sanger Bros. are always ahead IN
their clothing and gents furnishing
goods department.; they are showing
this season good many new patterns
and fabrics. Their prices in all these
lines have never been reached by their
ompetitors,-3-25-tc
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81 90

The Victims" on the 18th st Mer-
chants opera house.
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: M hds. Receipts ego bAl"' Ame can
?, ipi alec.
50 On.yAss NprI .--Nr.u Cotton =
an et easy Mli llus H',t kecc pts ','"
bale,
g.. Won. N1-u 2.-Nolu. --CIttHr l-
a., sale. II h4Ie- Uplau's, lu l-le', Or
49, iu D., T.ture. steady a. the 'I-
49, .uyt,t'ous
AMI ........ ............... p
g. .-.... 10 lt
~. ................ ~ 81
INV ..... ...... 10
N"gu.t ......... ..... 10 q
. ,.-u s-t5itDf. weak
$500 "" ,,ii.lBg 44,. gU.d
VI 4hlhs' "a 80 ra.si,'t. s.sg'. gio.s
"r lnary -, t{,itia1 49,. continent
- - 'Awit-' ''I'' sc. r .tnck q t5!
~, ''H7,"l, - do / bud .taldg vt the
|, me- - ',''i',,,I,n.
'.lyM'nh N'''''' ga ma
hprH -.... -nsl @ ~
My g.-.a 20
yun -..'. ''''.. p.-a ~
jus u..aa g -
Autun g 100 -
tp'tHN'' g..YulI
yutnsr zoe .pbld
80. 49,. t..t
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To Dealers and smoker.

have now in stock over 10000 m
ported and domestic cigars Of all grades
and am selling at bottom prices, A.
Hrr2.-O325tc.
Acker's celebrated English remedy for
Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. Sold
by us on guarantee. Castles, Morri-
son n Co., Waco, Texas. -Ol l6dwly-l
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To Mechanics and Lapor ain
1t has always been our Psrtle9Ilss' gori
and study to give You full yslne nUa
hard earned dollar. We Will eou n.
you OF this assertion il you giNes ,os
trial.-325-tc SAN"I"
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MAHKErs IN rELEGRApH
COTTON.

lJNEHFNot. April s-Nnon Cotton nu
uplAuds, ~ g. O. o. o.l,aus, 5glsi. sales
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DISsOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnership heretofore ex ,s.ar
between f. Dlckey AMI c. H. higgins,
In the commission and cotton 'as'ou s.
business under the style of DicSey, , n1
qinson & Co., is by mulut c"u'g h.
this day dissolved, -. :
lligginsun retiring from said bushes Arm
Dickey assuming all liabilities OF l ,,I' an" Snv
and either party Is authoriz d "se''i' '''
and all claims due said tirun.
4. DICEEf' 80,
c. II. HldGlS'oN
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y Office TO CREDITORS.

rhe creditors OF j. NJ Mcdonald arc
hereby notified that an assignment OF all
his property and Effects, accounts, etc,
nave been made over to me for their ben
Ell and they are hereby required within
four n, nths to indicate whether or not
hey will accept the same.
Oj25atlsw 30. WORKMAN, Assignee.
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Waco, March 81, 1883,

In retiring after pleasant es'oGis' Corn.
tour Y airs with MIR. Dickey IN sne .ioccrs
mission business, return my '"O zen.
thanks to our patrons who have 80 and
erously supported us ia the pas sson az
solicit cnntinuapce of that pstropJ.
with my la'e partner and snecess $50, Ines,
f. Dickey, who wi continue tue Ou''''
as heretofore, ut the old stand; ,,soy.
34.l-lm c. Ii. HlGGINsoS
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the kind ever seen. ut d. /. sullivan "
Co. Att
Acker's dyspepsia Tablets never fsi
sold bv Castles, Morrison & Co., waco
Texas ll6dwly
You will be surprised at tn fine shoes
we have r. ladies', misses aud crildreh'
at j. T. Sullivan n to.--4-l'tt
We have inst received consignment
OF lad,'s kid button shoes from Drlal
c.. Paris: come and see them, at ~ l.
sullivan & Cu,--il-tf.
Improved Iron luyigorator,
d. -,
The best general tonic m use. Sold
by Tucker X Willis, Waco, Texas
3.2l-tc
Hnnlre IL write they owe their HE and
present zoo health to Acker's English
Reme,ly tor Consumption, Coughs,
Cold, &c. Sold 10y Castles. Morrison
4 Co. Waco, Texas. OllGi~ly-l
improved Iron lnyigorator,
.. J.
The best general tonic IN use. Sold
h, Tucker n Willis, Waco, Texas. --
-2l-tc
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Lauetry slippers, the fl l,st things o.
the Kind ever seen, ut d. /. SuIliVa"
Co. Att
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Koss, March 20. lss8. 8.g2.ltr
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PERSON Al.

E.roN q GuISAS
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Notice

Ism rs. 1s-7 dsA
Daily globe., 1883-06-06
SALTWATER GLOBULEs.

The work of -auoving the big rock al
the hsad o. the long ~tairh is progressing
slow.
r collect t.e -a.sbsrry and ice cream
fesl,.al iais afternoon at the Universalist
church.
The quarterly conference of the Swedish
NJ. E. church will meet in this city some
ton in July.
The fare between this city and st. Louis
on the line packets has been set at the low
price of SIG.
In the case of Fred. f. Baum VS.. Phil
Foley, the jury assessed com mplainant':
damages at $3.50.
Among the freight taken out by the Wal
Eagle on Monday night was 21O condemn.
ed car axles, found. defective and returned
by the Manufacturing & Car company of
this city.
The funeral of Louis E. Torines occurred
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, from his
late residence on Third street north. The
usual religious obseryances took place at
the house, the Rev. Mr.. Brooks, of Ascen-
sion church, officiating. The remains were
followed to the cemetery by an unusually
large consourse of citizens. In the ad-
vance of the procession were the employees
of the Baytown mills, and the different
shops in which deceased was interested.
The steamer War Eagle passed the
draw at 9 o'clock Monday night. Her
freight for this city consisted principally
of car axles for the manufacturing compa-
nies and a consignment of sugar for Shupp
& oil -I1 4c
Among the shipments for below were 200
barrels of -four Tor New Orleans. A num-
Der of persons who were intending to take
passage on the steamer were com PEELED to
abandon the project in consequence of her
non-arrival at the appointed time.
A farmer from the directioa of Swede
Lake came into the city on Monday. Tying
his team to hitching post he made his
way to a saloon. Frequent visits to such
places during the day resulted as desired.
In the evening the man from Swede Lake
found himself in the lookup on charge of
drunkenness. In the meantime the horses
mad remained in their original positions
without feed from early Monday morning
until late in the afternoon of yesterday.
They were taken care of by Officer Wal
ters.
The Crusaders will hereafter hold their
meetings on Thursday instead of Wednes-
day evening as has been announced. The
services of Capt. ". q. 81. Taylor have
been secured to drill the members. The
selection of Capt. Taylor for the position
of drill master is without doubt most
excellent one. Under his tuition the So
ciety may not unreasonably hope to soon
become proficient in the manual. The
members are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at the meetings, which
are to be held as usual in the basement of
the Catholic church.
Daily globe., 1883-06-06
Rail Notes.

A. NJ. Johnson, general travelling agent
of the Cunard line, Chicago, arrived in the
city yesterday.
It is reported that the Northwestern will
to-day put on through passenger train
between Des Moines and st. Paul.
M. W. Sherman, city ticket agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road at
Milwaukee, Was doing st. Paul yesterday.
G. T. Hobart, general manager of the
National Park improvement company,
will arrive here to-day direct from the
park.
Oscar Vanderbilt, general travelling
agent of the Oregon Railway & Navigation
company, arrived here yesterday, en- route
to Bismarck.
E. W. Winters, assistant president, and
j. NJ. Whitman, superintendent of the
Omaha line, will return from their jaunt
to Ashland tomorrow evening.
William Henry Pool, of the wellknown
firm of Pool Brothers, railroad printers
and publishers, Chicago, was a guest of
the railroad men in st. Paul yesterday.
D. K. Smith, recently appointed assist
ant superintendent of the Colorado Gen.
tral division of the Union Pacific, passed
through st. Paul yesterday from Crookston
for Denver.
The Albert Lea route brought two car
loads of immigrants to Minneapolis yes
terday; but twenty-five of the same style,
gait and action came to st. Paul by east
ern trains during tine day.
The Union Pacific makes a fat passen-
ger rate, without regard to classification,
color or previous condition of servitude,
of $22.50 between Omaha and Denver. The
second-class ticket is abolished.
Until further notice the rate of prepaid
passage from Hamburg, Havre, South
hampton or London to New York by the
Hamburg & American Packet company's
steamers will be $22 and $25 from Scan
danavian points.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road
has issued special, west bound, tariff of
rates on immigrants, ard miners outfits
from Atchison, Leavenworth and Kansas
City which cancels rates named in the tariff
of October Is, 1881.
B. @. Meddaugh, northwestern passenger
agent of the Detroit. Grand Rapids &
Milwaukee road, was in the city yesterday.
He brings with him an invoice of iIlumi-
mated advertising posters of that road,
that for beauty, finish and artistic merit
take the rosette.
The Austin, Mankato & st. Cloud rail
way yesterday commenced the location of
its line from Mankato north. The con-
struction will be pushed with all possible
dispatch, and the route will be ironed to
Hutchinson certainly, and possibly to
Litchield, during the current season.
Twenty car loads of stock reached here
last night from Mankato, consigned to R.
D. Hubbard at Billings, NJ. T., to which