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tHou A ooFFIS To TIE ALTAR
Miss Mary Grinith, Who was nearly b"r
led alive once, Happily Married Yes
tsrday.

Miss Mary Grimth, who was Nearly Bur
led alive once, Happily Married Yes
tsrday.
II does not often happen in real life that
a Young lady once developed in her burial
shroud. and placed in a coffin as dead, be-
comes bright and happy bride. yet such
a singular romance has just developed here.
Last evening the immsculate Concep-
ffrn Catholic Crurch in this CITY Nas
thronrrd with society i0iks ~ witness me
rupff-is OF Miss Mary Griffith, daughter oi
ti.s ate John A Griffith. q former pruui-
/ inlf-t merchant e this city. and NJ. Wv
! isu Nrr,e. TIE bride = q pretty youne
] I-av 0f about tueuty summers, and fpr THE
/ 80 fF.4 aar-1rs q aelip in Baltimore o.
Z eiafr. Rev. John A. MslOneg pefJ-msd
I the m=rriarc ceremony, and TIE altar hnl
sanctuary oi the church were maEni iioef I
] lei aHrrrfd with flowers. Amer the wed
] dinv reeerfign. the young couple Jeff On
tie Western express Tor q bridal trip 81
Z Cincinnati and Chicago.
lsverni vears-sro. when the Young .iad 3
- residing I = Cincinnati she DAD -
riils ialI doUu flight 81 stairs. ard ~
-afrai fri 1ries Ehich Were c1usi1ered iain.
/ I.-amir,nt physicians pronounced ne etsi
L Hrr.aiars ard finally. the young Eirl E-eE
. r-a-h ur--n. sank frfo q comst1se stsff
I - ra- thought dead. The body "a
I -.-rnrrrl f1r burial. ard erp1sed ~ so
49, In n rasEaf % fne rieH Of Trends
No ~ al tfte f1uarnl s-rirtd. and 81 ~
r--ar..rfad time the CsTrlsrHs ru1 heurs'
4-e rp 90 tie house Ee.a--res Eilt
rasr.re trd taken their lE-euel i1cE e. ~
-.-rairs. ana tts unlertaEer YES a-l-t %
-rr.aa fbe c1fr. sInsn d vas uo-i1el ---i
ff-r r1fa-lFs ErreE-Erce ~ re crrr9f 30
= 90 -r.-I-r ri-rrrrr--i rnI tte-e ws-.
.r1-t.f eirrs rf returning wa ~ A r-rs
rrs r--rrrsf. s-d ir q r1-r- r.
Hrr-s succesdel ir res-c-l-E -lss e.
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CoLAcAsrs, ARIZONA, April ia pros
pecting party was chased within three miles
of this place last evening by the Apaches'
The town is surrounded, and camp'iires
are seen and signalling has been going on
all day in the neighborinp mountains. The
citizens are arming and mounting and
awaiting an attack. A special train from
Camp Huachisa Is coming with troops;
Captain Black, the ranger, has arrived and
says he traced the Indians who killed Judge
McCemas and they went into the Sierra
Madra mountains in Chihuahua. Two
scouts got within sight OF their camp in
deep canyon and counted sixty-two warriors
They also observed large amount of plum
der and many animals. Captain Black
feared 10 make an attack, as the rangers
numbered but twenty. The lei Paso Times
says editorially both American and MeXl-
can troops will enlist one hundred and fifty
San Carlos Apaches and move TO Sonora
A most vigorous campaign will be imme,-
diately commenced. Both American and
Mexican officers believe that annihilation
will only make peace possible.
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nOUsrON
Confossss - iIorribIs orimo-Tbs sports
men.

men.
lIoUsroN, April Is, Especial l-Late las
night Jerry Scott, one Of the negroes arrest
oil on suspicion Of having murdered Milan
Williams, confessed 10 having been one Of
the party. lie says that he, BIZ Harris ant
Dan Henderson had enticed the old
man from his house. and after getting him
into the woods, near the fair grounds
demanded 10 know where hi.
money was. Williams would not tell be
lieving them to be fooling with him. They
soon showed their terrible purpose by
knocking him down and choking him with
a rope. Williams then told them his mon
ey was concealed under wood pile, when
they declared he was lying and choked him
again, Williams then told the exact place and
told them TO go to the place and see. They
were convinced he spoke truth and then
Dan Henderson and Jerry, in spite of the
less old mans throat on the
theory that dead men tell no
tales. Williams was an honest,
economical old negro and had saved about
$500, which he was always Dragging about
His murderers did not have time to get The
money, which was found by officers. All
three participants are in jail.
MuyOE DdheT anu lue
council have ratified the NJ mination OF j.
NJ. Tryon, city assessor and collector, vice
P. G. Walker removed
The Houston Gun club gave visiting
sportsmen grand bhncdet tonight, at the
HutChins House. The following is the re-
suit of to-la,'s shoot, which is the third day
OF the tournament:
Shoot No. Five pigeons, thirty.o one
yards rise, both barrels; first prize, 2. b.
Watson, ono hunting buggy; second, $50
cash, j. NJ. Jemison third, SIS, J. d.
Mccall, Waco ; fourth silver cup, j. P.
beaverton. Denison.
Shoot No. Estate medal, twenty glass |
balls, teams of four from each club; first |
prize, medal, won by Il. A. Dollarhide; J.
d. Yocum, +. Lester, j. p. beaverton, Of
the Denison club; second, $50. won by
Houston team, ID. w. @. Dunn, P. b. Wat
son, A. Erickson and J. j. Weiss; third,
$40, won by Austin, W. A. Ryan, J. D.
Simpson, ], G. Petwecky, G. H. Robinson.
Shoot No. 10-Sweepstakes. ten clay
pigeons, purse 800, first prize won by J. G.
Simpson, $40; second $50, won by A. Erich
son and III. FOntane; third. $50, won by
p. 3. Watson and T. w Dollarhide; fourth,
$40, won by w. A. Ryan.
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Injunction the Province of Legislation

CHICAGO, April 16.-Judge Pendergast OF
the county court, this morning gave de-
cision in the suit brought to enjoln the
Western Indiana Railway from condemn:
ing land north of 18th street in the north OF
railway from extending its lines into the
city. The bill urged that the company did
not contemplate using the land it was seek,
ing to condemn. but the cosrt ruled that
the right of eminent domain couli be re-
stricted only by legislation, and not by ~
dicial action. Under the ordinance the
the Railway had the right to extend its line
north to Van Buren, street, and 1t was not
the business of the court to enquire as to
what purpose it contemplated using the
land the railway was seeking to condemn.
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An InterminabIe Contest .

CHICAGO. ILL.,. April 1S.-The Daily News
Springfield, (Ill.) special says: The dead
lock in the Illinois house Representatives
over the Bradwell- McNally contest, which
the republicans confidently expected
would end to-day, still continues; u mem
bers are required for a quorum and Rock,
of Chicago, republican, although present
in the lobby, refrained from answering the
roll call, and one other republican member
being present but paired. no quorum is pos
sible, and as the democrats failed to vote,
only seyenty-five answered the call. 1t is
now asserted that Rock will decline to assist
in seating Bradwell, and the struggle now
appears interminable.
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ST.. LOUIS, April 1G,-Further changes IN
connection with the amalgamation oil the
Wabash with the Missouri Pacific were de-
cided upon to-day of general character
The announcement has not yet oeeh niaue,
hut il is understood from a reliable source
that II. @. Townsend has been. appointed
general passenger agent Oh spe beretoiore
cific. has been appointed general ticket
agent of the:entire system. The combined
roads now under the management OF Capt:
HAYES and Col. Hoxie have mileage OF
o SIS miles, the largest number OF any sys-
tenn in the world.
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Shameful Conduct.

ST. LOUIS, NO., April 1S.-A Winfield,
Missouri, special says the fishermen at
Cape au Girls, Missouri have been in the
habit of trammel.netting in the bay on the
Illinois side of the river, which is contrary
to the laws of that state. The constable of
Calhoun county, Illinois, determined to
suppress it. Last night with posse he
hailed fishing party Of three and de-
manded their surrender. They called on
the constable to read his warrant, which he
refused to do, so they started down the
bay. The constable then ordered his party
70 fire, and The result was the killing of
William Willohby and probably the natal
wounding of Henry Engle and slightly
wounding of Johnson Hinman.
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NErrHrz. April IS Third dsy o. TIE
suriBg meeting OF new Memphis JOCKEY
club. free % field. rhs stfe1danos nun
bed f11ly 200. The vsatber coatiuus
foe. The trsck IN splendid oondition-
F1--f nacs-Tur all sres thrss-u1ar.
- rranfa yellow Fay fEvc-ife -0r
W-dfirr D'T sec1iIdi Eva X ttirt- Tine
LA.
1er1r1 pars-r0r Gverr-rlls. ftrss
frr-fils rfa uIIe. Green's EnErrrr son.
TIo-f usir. rns fsVnTr- s.rl1l. leilt. j.
Wrr1 ttird- Iime-l.Et.
Prrfs Nrfuals pad 81
Ttf-1 race-H snfi-sp fcr 81 fr-s r-
me- ard I've tuntred Tsris. Drks 81 NJ ID
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d,ossed Tho Jury IN The SCHILLER Trial tlls
mornlng fully reviewing the evidence lol
inwlnr pcbllfer almost 10 the worry door OF
ibe Newhall houso aud laying .pafticilat
atress on the fact that wl'ile ihr HcnNh
had made up hls.mlnd according 10 nl1 oWn
te.tjmony ~ 90 home, re yet tnrntd W
,ya,I ,be Newhal on leaving NGwbintr'o
"ambllnq house, Instead Of toward home
wlich was In an opposite directions. ms
n,itrnonn Judge Mallery ~ engaged IN eiN-
Inc his charg, W the jury when tue oase
closes and the public will wait Tor YER
Al tug
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r,,o p,v,,oxera IN the Country.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Treasury de-
partment has been informed That guam
tity of vine cuttings have been imported
mi part of New York from China which
the Custom house officials think are IN
fected with phylloxera. There is no law
authorizing the destruction of such import
atoms The Treasury department recog,
nize the fact that this matter is OF great
Importance to the vine interests, OF TINS
country and will confer with the agrl-
cultural department on the subject.
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s.ooes.ful strikers--A Heavy FAILURE.

NEw YoRK, April T.-The striking car
penters are reported to be meeting with
su>cesss Their demand Is for $3.50 per
day. It's reported that some OF them re-
turned 10 work to-day at increased rates.
Al number OF non-union men Joined the
strikers ranks during the day.
The paint r. demand for an increase from
$3.50 10 $3.50, Is reported 20 be meeting
With general success, most OF the employ
ers having given IN at once and Others
promising 70 do 50 Monday next.
Schedules in the assignment OF the nrin
of WiIliston, knight 4 Co, filed to-day,
show liabilities SIS. 473; nominal assets
sII3.245: actual assets Ss4 800.
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TBF, CURE.

CUrIcURA REsoLvENT, the new blood purifier,
destroys the disease germs, when lloal III .he
blood, urine and perspiranon, ana eNpeIs theiIi
from the system The vital organs are again
nourished with pure hood. The cause Is re-
moved. .,
The Respiratory Fluid, robbed OF us poison
age through the Pores. Meanwhile the CuTt-
CURA ana @. TICURA SOAP the great Skih 'uIes'
cleanse the Skin, clear the Complexion ana re.
store the Skin aud scalp 10 perfect heal'h ana
Dnritv
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CHICAGO, April 1S.-Throughout Illinois
yesterday forty .eigh cities and towns voted
upon the liquor question. In balloting ioi
municipal officers, seventeen declared fol-
prohibition or anti.liGense and thirty.ont
declared for license. OF the latter, six
were for high license. Four towns ignored
the saloon question and voted on straight
political issues.
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Alban won ballast, favorlie, second Leo
third. Tlme-21fh
Paris Muiuals paid sl7 .,--
Fourth Raoe--Solling gweopstakeg Igf
all ares, one and one.sixtl miles, Joe p,
won. Oalao, second deorgo Hakcs, the
fayorlte, third Time-lbj.
Parties Muttals paid 3H.,
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LoHpoN, April 17.-This is the first day
of the EPSON suring meeting. The race TO
the great metropolitan stakes, handicap
was won 6y Vista, Alison secGhd anC
BazeneZ third. Five ran.
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DUBLIs April 1.-THE trial of Daniel Cur
lev WIS resumed this morning. Joseph
Smith, one Of the prisoners who turned in
former, was the first witness called The
evidence was merely a repetition Of that
given at trial Of Joe Brady. Peter Carey. q
brother Of james Carey. was next placed on
the stand and testified that after Cayeudish
and B1rFs were murdered be wss detailed
~ watch the movements Of Cavanagh. the
car driver. who. Il was feared BY lnFlnCi-
bles would give Information % the author
ties and Who Carey ~aUted 20 murder.
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Cinctnnatrs Dramatic Festival.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April 1.-THE Ora
matte festival association are finding Sc
rious difficulty in providing for the press.
They saw they have already over $500 ap-
plicants for press tickets from all parts of
the country. The sale of single seats now
progressing, shows preference for julius
Cesar and Hamlet performances. a
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 1S.-The steamer
John s. Bransford, owned by Captain Mkt.
r. Harry, en- route from the st. Francis
river to Cairo, With 100000 feet of walnut
lumber, struck a reef, at o'clock this
morning, at Deans Island, thirty miles
above Memphis, and sunk. The boat was
valued at $1,000, and insured for 5000
The wrecking steamer Eckert has gone TO
the scene of the disaster. No lives lost.
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Another Cyclone.

ST. LOUIS, No., April l7,-Dispatches
stste that the town of Zumbatia Fails. Wa,
bash county, Ills, was almost destroyed
by a cyclone last Friday night. Several
buildings were demolished. A 5000 bridge
was wrecked. large school. house. and 9th
er buildings were unroofed, and all the
stores and houses on both sides OF the street
from Sueps' hotel to the river, had their
fronts smashed in. Damages not estimated,
but will be quite heavy. The same storm
also did a good deal of injury TO farms in its
track
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CHTcaso. Ia. April 17.-In view Of The
sction oft city council last night, direct
Inc the mayor 10 enforce the ordinances -
ouirinr al telegraph and telef'bone yires -
b PLACED underground b. Nay Isl, the
evenine papers viii to-day uublish an IL
ferr1ew viii the Western Union sftcials,
who Az ouoied as saying. that u the cOurst
outlined th0uld Be pursued, u VII posi-
bly Be- the quickest metno1 o. oDtelnlLE :
frsI reffirrrsnt. Is the officials assert ihe
uirps csr't 70 under ground BY any tnoEn
r,-n.~ps. ~ the date mentioned, and u TIE
wires h. cut. the company en- stand % i
fta frIr1ue-s pablo can.
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A Catbslio Priest Suicides

ST. PAUL, April II. = Rev. john W,
Schenck, a Roman Catholic priest of Long
Prairie, was found dead in his bedroom
Sunday under circumstances plainly point
ing to suicide. His death was occasioned
by bullet wound, and the revolver with
one chamber empty was found lying by his
body. Cause, dependency.
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SALT LAKE CITY, April lS.-The grand
Jury of the Third district is discharged. No
indictments underline Edmunds law. No tes-
timony offered or attainable. The Edmunds
commissioners are expected here daily
The Oregon Short Line to-day began de-
livering passengers on the Wood river
branch, twenty-five miles north oil Sho-
sh0ne
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CHICAGO, April 1S.-The daily News
Ma:amoras special says: Reports have
been received of terrible floods in Yahan-
haia. The river rose so rapidly that Deo-
pie conld not escape, Six persons were
drowned and much valuable property and
stock swept away.
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COLORADO.


Co1oEADo. April ls-rsPeciAl- l-Gr.
Jacob Trenkle Is in 81. Louis arranging to
build and equip orr street. railway.
Naluzbie r1fuiciual waters bave been dis-
covered 81 Cold Springs. three miles south
Of here. Their curative qualities are crest
ing excitement.
Dr.. Il. II. satin visited our city this wee
ard orrsuizsd an eficieut Sunday -sch0o
ssorinfion.
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PrTTsBURG, Pa, April 16.-Mrs. Mary g..
Scberlan brought action in eiectment
AGAINST the city of Pittsburg in the county
court to-day to recover tract of land used
by the city for wharves and valued at over
c1 On0 0n0
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NEw YORK, April. ls-Ths rscs for the
Stanford stakes % the York spring meet
ing to-day vas Won By scivgrd, MoCnesioue
vef.sud. Lsneutine third; J. 7. heere 2
f.rUun Point came IN - last.
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Election Cases Postponed

CHARLEsToN,S G. April flowing tothe
deficiency in the appropriation for the pay
ment of the expenses all the witnesses
and defendants in the election cases have
been discharged from further attendance
at this term of the United States court.
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WHEELING, W. Va, April 17.-Mrs. Kate
Griffith, school teacher at Martins Ferry
attempted to correct VIM. Beck a fifteen
year-old pupil, when he assaulted and beat
her brutally, until it is thought she is ia
tally injured. Beck was arrested.
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Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston, Potter Drug and ChsGa Co.. Bosn

fifth to Consciousness. The solemn gather
ing was turned into one of joy. She re-
covered rapidly, and has since been in ex-
cellent health.-ICommercial Gazette.
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One of the incest presents to your wife is
phmton or buggy. IL don't cost mucn,
and Orr will sell them low-724 Main street.
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ne oun Club lsasr fsr Haustgu-A Llghi
Erust
Bas1E0r. Apr1 11.-fspecisl l-Dist-ici
cur convened to-isT vlth e rerT iiEht cif-
/ dr-rrf. frt fhe c-iuinnl doctet shows
rrrl-s rrsrs fffr f1r ~e1rs hIfrertc.
ne nastrup Gun C.ut - Tes,e-tlaT ~
HoustCn n tare rnrt n n siaie s1o'-inE
Tb-sTas-zy Iirtf frusi fhis no-nins
Int 70 dnmaEs us 1c14
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Races.

MEMPHIS, April 16. The spring meeting
OF the new Memphis jockey club opened
auspiciously. The weather was every
thing desired and the track in splendid coll
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Hanged

MoRRIsTowS, y. j. April ls.-James
Triglown washanged this morning for the
murder of Minnie Chigwin, at Port Dram,
on Tuesday, June 20lh, 1852.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE Queen left Wind
sor Castle this morning for Osborne 0w.
ing to the trouble from the spre i OF hei
knee she is unable to walk and nad to be
lifted into the carriage. The route was care
IsIly guarded.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE spring meeting
at York opened to-day. The race for the
der Minstrel;" "Mermaiden" I'd; Ben Al
den" Cd. Eight starters.
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THE CAUSE.

scrofulous, Inherited and Contagious llulnors
exist as disease germs in the blood, perspiralloI
and other fluids. Thus the kidneys, nfeT
stomach ana lungs are saturated with lmpufl-
ties md blood pOisons, cease 10 perform thelr
full functions, and the patient slowly declines
Seven million pores eject the poison ladeh PEI
spiration upon the surface OF the SKIN hlq sch.p
causing Itching Scaly and Pimpy Hulnors,
which Iortnre disfigure and emblIer NE.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, April, I7.-Wm Dor
sey early this morning fatally shot his wife
mistaking her for burglar.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 1S.-In the senate
to-day, the Bucketshop bill, by which it
was sought to compel the Chicago Board
of Trade to furnish outside grain-speculat-
ing rooms with market quotations, was
l-tllad
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FRANKLIN, o., April 17.-Brady's jewelry
store was robbed yesterday of $1,000
worth of goods and was then fired, The
fire was extinguished with but small loss.
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Rr.rrro. Pa, April 1.-The si-iking
r,uu15e-s of re Mauhaftan HsrdvH-s CON
usur rrturned 10 wo-k this Inorninz- t1eii
r1rrrffte. haring receire1 sA-lslActorI
lr~r~.u |f~r.rr ~ f~rr
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oAKvILE, CANADA, April ls.-The block
Of stores on Colborne street, on which is
also the Masonic and Orange hail, was
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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Badly Scared.

OTTAWA, ONT, April 1S,-Four shots
were fired about midnight at policeman
on duty at RideaG hall A detachment OF
Toronto police are on duty there, and they
dare not leave the building, as IL is thought
the shots were intended as a decoy. After
firing, the individual took to the bush and
il not yet captured. An extra guard was
on duty at the time, and it was subse-
quently strengthened.
DENIAL.
OTTAWA. April 1S.-The chief of the Do
minion police says there is nothing in the
story about the guard at the government
house being fired at this morning.
The report of the shooting last night
causes uneasiness in some quarters. In
others the affair is regarded as hoax. In
the vice.regal residence there Is some alarm,
and the cabinet council has considered the
matter.
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Whvriu vou cough when Bhloh's C1rt
vii give in rnediate reliefR Price 10 CO.
50r-s. and 81. Sold b. ". n. Patterson
A. Co. 1rurrists. DnlIaa.
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LoNpoN, April 17.-Arrived out The
Alaska, from New York.
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Nn-arru, Ap-n, 17.-Ispss.il A.
tunsJ Some fr ne Fso'sr1tioa ID
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GENERAL NEWS
Tho Tewksbury Investigation Horrors
Tread on Each Others Heels.

Dill to Compel The Chlcogo Board of
Trade to Furnish Outside
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-10-24
OIL NOTES.

There is nothing new from the
Forest Oil field in the way of late
strikes at this writing. The only we'll
that is likely to commence flowing at
any time is Grandins & Kelly's No. 16,
which was nine feet in the sand with
about thousand feet of oil in the hole
at last accounts.
There are but few wells drilling
there at present and we learn there is
movement on foot to shut down op.
erations for the winter. What this
effort will amount to cannot be told
just now, but from the talk we are led
to believe there will not be great
deal more drilling there this winter.
The Hunter well across the river
has the same fishing job on hand that
we reported last week, out they will
probably have the hole cleared this
week.