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TIE PRESIDENT DIsGU srED.
An Effort VIII be Made To Discover Who
Suggested Fishing In Florida

4hn VIII DO mAuo To Distohth hshp
suggested Fishing In Florida.
Private adyioes represent that General
Arthur wants to have the man who started
him off for Florida for rest and pleasure
punished to the last extent OF the law.
Chandler, it is said, has thrown his whole
soul into the business and among the fret
things he does when he gets back will be to
convene an advisory board on the subject.
Arthur and Chandler both are clear In the
opinion that il was a conspiracy against the
peace and possibly the life also of the pres
ident. Suspicion rests OH number OF per
sons. General Sanford, the ex-minister to
Belgium, is most seriously implicated, and
chiefly on the fact that after visiting the
White House frequently and partaking OF
its hospitalities in the pursuit oil a foreign
mission IN retaliation for the refusal by Ar
thur, he induced kim to take the trip to the
Everglades. Sanford left suddenly for Eu-
rope only few days before Arthur started
on the idiotic iaunt for rest and health to
the most malarious district in the United
States in the most malarous part OF the
whole year. The abscondng oiiice-seeker
is supposed 10 have coniederates who re-
main in the country. When Chambers
advisory board shall nave sat on the sub
ject all the facts will be made known. II is
considered almost miracle that General
Arthur escaped with his life. Some of the
marks received in the extraordinary expe-
rience ara likely to remain as long he lives
This most extraordinary part OF IL is that
on Chandler neither mosquitoes, ileas nor
malaria made the slightest impression.
The catfish he caught he is bringing home
with HIM, -Washington Elk,
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In the City of Louisville, on
III nn n nv a nri1 C0%h 1892

lsduu IIlHSN ssss's..'s's''s '''''''''''''''-
Whole Tickets, Sc; Half Tickets, 81 |"
Tickets, $50; 50 Tickets, 500
Remit money or bank draft in letter OF .est
by express. Don't send by registered ellei
post-Of1ce order. Orders OF s. and upsss,a "
all orders to R. NJ. BoARDMAN, CoureiJoaInn
building. Louisville, Ky
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therein contained, we should hold the evi-
denoe sufficient 10 support the verdict, and
there being no apparent error IN The eour:
charge, nor the proceedings of the trial, the
Judgment is affirmed. White, p.j,
Sims VS.. the State; from Bsstrop county.
Under an indictment for an assault with
intent TO murder, il was proper to
charge upon aggravated assault anu
battery. Ii the Jury, as alleged. had sat
upon former trial Of the cause, defendant
should have known il, and having accepted
him as a juror, he cannot now complain
Affirmed. White, p. j.
Meley VS.. the State; from Dallas county;
The charge of the court was full, lar ana
impartial exposition Of the law, applicable
10 the case, aud embraced IN substance ~, ,he
specisl instructions asked and refused. The
evidence Is amply sufficient, and there being
no apparent error, the judgment is affirmed
White. u, l.
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UT, Colorado & Santa Fe R. R.
ON THURSDAY. MAY, 10, 1883

Tho town of Midlothian is located In Ellis
county on the hleh, rolling prairie at the head
OF Waxahachie Creek, on the divide between Tho
valleys OF Trinity River and Mountain creek. in
a superior agricultural section one OF the rich
est portions of Texas, lands producing large
crops ot cotton, corn, wheat and other small
grain, and all KINDS of fruit
eutrouuded bv numerous springs and within
one-halt mile of the celebrated Lebanon or
Hawkins Spring, an abundant and never.failinr
sprlng " pure. fresh water, surrounded by
groves VI beautiful trees Il is already a popular
picnic and camping ground. and will be iavorite
summer resort for citizens OF Dallas Fort Worth,
Cleburne and other cites "N''"'
FOR parties dc'iring to engage In merchandz.
lng thiS VIII he an exceptionally favorable 10.
cauon as II will control the country trade for n
radius OF several miles. while its direct connec-
iion with the railroad conters ut Cleburnc and
pallas and with tidewOter at Galveston affords
every advantage for the distribution OF Inc pro
unctS OF this section among the various markets
OF the country. A'''
The fertile aud productive region adjacent
renders the growth of the town an assured iact'
50 That investments In lots at this point cannot
iail 10 prove rcmunerativc In the near future
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sYaopsis of Opinions OF tho Court of An.
peals,


s's'rss of Opinions OF tho Court of An.
peais.
bAuard vs.. the State; from Tarrant
county, When the proper affidavit ia ON
we. showing the escape of prisoner pend
ing appeal, motion is made. this court can
90 n9thlng but dismiss the appeal. Appeal
Hnddleston vs. the State from Bexar
county, where no plea is entered of ac-
Tot determination, and a conviction with.
out plea is a nullity, and motion to dis.
NUS Tor want of II plea cannot amend or
eyie the defect. Reversed and remanied.
White, y.
Van Noy VS.. the State from Fannin
county, Appeal from conviction for VIC.
lst'ng article SIS J. e., wherein the punisb.
ment was assessed at imprisonment IN the
county Jail. Held there is no law author.
k.hg punishment by Imprisonment for the
onense; l2Ot, App, silly Reversed and
rcm.anded. Wilson, w."
Drlnkoeterv vs.. Che State; from Guadaloupe
Soun,y. IN order to convict appellant for
ssry 10 show that he obstruoted the rooJ
w'lsully." A charge that "the wiliull in.
tent OF uetenuant is presumed. and Il do.
vniops MIN TO show his intent" is a direct
violation OF Art. IL PC II Tex, Law Re.
view, p. 6oi The charge, II Won believe
from the evidence, defendant ia not pniltv
YOU will acquit him. is also error. 10 q
r. Art, GiO' Ct. App. li2). Reversed and
remanded. Wilson, /.
Thomas vs.. the State; from Dallas county.
Credible person" rs used in Art, 40i p, g.
mean competent" as we'll as "credible
WINES. A husband not being a "com.
petent witness" against his wife ON charge
sduitery, snot such a credible person.
ssis authorized to make sn affidavit for
such an oifsnse; (3s Tex. ;. 2o6; Art. 4Oi p. o..
'vonipton vs. state. Tyler term), A party
mttoducing witness can only attack ths
testimony OF such witness, when Ina. ths
w'tnes :, states such facts as are Injurious 10
tShsparty introducing him; &c, c.. r, Art.
wy. Reversed and dismissed. Wilson |;
Hilard w. the State; from Travis county
There being no statement OF facts, or bili
o. exception Ia the record, this court can
omy look TO the indictment and charge Of
snS onur', which being found correct, The
s1SgMcnt Is affirmed. Wilson,
Dresser ". the States from Guadaloune
eoNnty. The objection raised 10 the mir
nevon Is untenAule. While there were IVA
@aavlts made Il % clear that the inform.
Seoe wes based upon one Of them. There
fsSs ssscF apparent Of record. Affirmed.
= ess!S n. TIE STATE; HON H.,s county.
oesnyg application tor continus ncce
~ ;,Pperly ovsrvulsd - II did not allow
\ q ~ n = ees ~ 80 .hs dssIrsd evidences
a. lSdiclSsSS 81 a. I aud "a sS.s The
y. ~ Judgment q sfirmsd,
- ~ slAAs, Com w,,,o,
- ~ Sl229i uom : conviction ibr ~
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Rosa,ialis

Eosauatis
nosada,is is great remedy for sorofuIa,
anu all taints and diseases Of the blood. |
nave suffered thirty-seven years with liver
complaint, rheumatism, sick headache and
uiserdered stomach. was ut one time
Ia,lng distracted, rubbing my hands and
nall crazy with pain. My wife sent for n
DOCTOR ana he attended me nine months
Lie said he could do me no good. felt /
was IN the jaws of death. Another physi.
clan took me in charge and doctored me
eighteen months. paid him 1888, and owe
Dm $1O more, but one bottle of Rosadalis
u'u me more good than all the medicine
tee Sectors ever gave me.
J, Ii. WALKER,
Moons Cut, North Carolina.
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c;;ss s:s u; ~ .,s;s i; D ;,s.l E r.
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1t is certain that the longer a speech, the
weaker it is, but not SO with a cold, the
longer it runs, the worse il becomes. A
cold, be it ever so slight, is no trine, il
should be checked in its early stages. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the balm of
ailead that millions say is divine in its
origin.
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It Is a Purely Vegetable Compound!

covered for Kidney Diseases, Liver Com.
plants, Female Disorders, Piles,
Gravel, Constipation, Rheum.
atsm, Dyspepsia and
Debility.
Physicians Endorse Heartily.
have found ki'ncy.wort to work like a
charm, doing all that is claimed for IT, After
using 1t several years IN NV practice, |, rols,-
lar physician eau endorse II heartily IL has
dIle better than any remedy ever used. -
Rsk. Clark, Nj. d., south Hero. VI
Dangerous Kidney Disease.
"A S'roke of paralysis Frustrated me, also dan.
re,,ously diseasing my kidneys Tho doctors
Jailed, but Kidney Wort cured NEE slade,
Is blackstone st Boston, Mass.
Kidney Trouble and Rheumatism,
Two .! my friends had my tronblc says
Mr. Elbridgc Malcolm. OF West Bath, Me. II
was given M to die by my physician aud
friends, We all had Kidney disease and rh,,im.
at'.m. Mine was of thirty years standing,
kdney-wori has entirely cured all three Of us"
A Safe Man Saved.
II had kidney trouble for many years, Kid.
ney.Wort cured me, ~ M. BOWS, OF Dicbold
SAT Co, Is Canal ST New Orleans.
Liver Disorder.
please tell nv brother soldiers, and the nuh.
lie too appeals J, g, Power, OF Trenton, III
through the ST. Louis Globe. Democrat and Tho
Home and Fitesidc, that Kidney Wort currd
nv liver disorders, which I'd had 70, 20 years
-la.!'S2
Inflammation OF Bladder,
Chronic inflammation Of the bladder, OF two
years duration, was my wlfes complaint"
writes Dr. NJ Summt Rim, Of sun IIill GA,
Her urine often contained mucus, pns, aud
was sometimes bloody Physicians ricscrip-
ucns-my ow. inolu ied--aad domestic remedies
S oy psili I.s, her pains. Kidney'wort how.
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CAPITAL PRIZE s7s.om
1867 Prizes. amounting To-

w. a ~, = NNtTF.
we uo hereby certify that we supe,v.. A.
nnsI Iraa, LOT all the monthly and SEMI.
Gom n ninwings OF The Louisiana snie IOr,.,
the drawing. themselves, and hat iSs a.. aaa
conducted with honesty f.lrness ny sna sane y
hlth toward all parties. We su anu ~ ~
company 10 use this certificate with 49,
OF our signatures attached, In its sS,sss.ss
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Herr Most is one of the "horny.handed
workingmen" with his tongue. II the Ia.
boring class which he misrepresents want
to kill him they can do ii quicker by ma
king him shut his mouth than by dyna.
uit.,
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COURT DECISIONS.

n. 80 W NbN NV,
Moons Cut, North Carolina
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The Pioneer.press suggests That the itin-
erhnt tendency of Dakota county seats
would seem to make it advisable for the
towns intending removal to stay where
they are till the seat comes around to them.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Exer stil at It-But He Is Almost Through
 The Property of Captain Howgate-
 Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, April 26.-In the Star route trial this morning. MT. Ker continued his address to the jury. Taking up the Califor- mia routes he disposed of the Julian Colton service and then reviewed the evidence con- nected with the Redding-Alturas route. The route from Vermillion to Sioux Falls next engaged MT. Ker's attention. He had not concluded when the court adjourned. He will conclude to morrow probably.
 Ex Cadet Whitaker, of South Carolina who was dismissed from West Point, has de- manded copy of the findings of the general court martial which tried his case, and also of the decision of the judge advocate general of the army reviewing the proceedings. Clerks of the War department are now engaged in making 8 copy of the findings for him. It is doubtful if he will be furnished with the de- cision.
 The Treasury department has just issued in neal pamphlet form 8 general out line of the tobacco tax system of the pared by direction of the Sec retary of the Treasury in reply to 8 request from Mir. Graux, minister of finance of Belgium. The general system of administra- tion of the tobacco tax laws, rates of taxation and mode and extent of government control over tobacco manufactured are very lucidly explained within the compass of eleven print ed pages.
 The case of the United States agai nst Captain H. W. Howgate came up for hear ing in court in banc to-day on appeal by the government from the judgment of the Cir cult court which released from attachm ent certain property of Howgate's which it is claimed had been disposed of by him before the attachment was issued. The case was submitted to the court after argument on both sides.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
NEW YORk.
Ross Thrown By Dufur.

ROCHESTER, April 26.-The Grand Opera House was crowded tonight to witness the match between H. M. Dufur and Duncan c. Ross for $1, 900 and Police Gazette cham pionship medal for wrestling The match was the best two falls in three. The first bout was collar and elbow in harness which is Dufur's stronghold. After some fine wrestling Dufur won the throw in splen- did style in five minutes. Ross chance then came in catch-as catch-can bout at which he is an adept and after few minutes work he threw Dufur, being awarded the bout by the referee at which some dissatisfaction was expressed, many believing it was not quite fair. The last bout was side hold in harness and was the best of the match. Dufur won the throw and the match in magnificent style in six minutes, being loudly cheered by the audience. This is the third time Dufur has defeated Ross. Both were in good con dition and Dufur was the favorite in the bet ting
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

A Richmond Florence DIxte-ExpIoded
 Sensation About a Young Girls Attacks
 By Burglars.
 RICHMOND, April 26.-The sensation in which Miss Annie Parrater, the sixtsen-year old daughter of Captain J. H. Parrater, of the Middle Police District, figured as the victim of mysterious visitstions by burglars. has been exploded to day. It has turned out that her mind has been upset; it is now mani fest that the girl conceived the plan of pre- tending that her fathers house was robbed. It is evident that the two visits of imaginary burglars to the house on Tuesday, their at tacks upon her, the stoning of the house by unknown and mysterious agencies the same night, and the most as- founding visit of the same agent yesterday, through whose means Miss Parrater was attacked in her room, and gagged and her clothes were cut to pieces were all of her own invention. She is very intelligent, bright and imaginative. The numerous depreda- tions of burglars here in the past few nights suggested to her the plan of adding some thing to the excitement. All of the schemes were sklllfully conceived and well executed, and no one for 8 moment suspected the young girls part in them. The last attack was, however, rather too much. It was al legged to have occurred on the fourth floor where 1t was impossible for @ man te have gotten and escaped the police on duty in MT. Parrater's house. A rigid investigation to-day has exploded the whole affair.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

There is no material change in Senator Anthony's condition.
 Twenty additional arrests of sus- poets are announced as having been made in the BalIinamore district, Ireland.
 The third and last Raymond and Whit comb California excursion of the season started yesterday from Boston, the party numbering nearly eighty.
 Base ball yesterday: At New York, New Yorks 4, Metropolitans 1; at Pittsburg, CleveIands 2, Alleghanys 0; at Louisville, Louisvilles l, Bay Citys 3; at Fort Wayne, Fort Weynes 3, Columbus 3; at Philadelphia, Athletics 10, Philadelphias 3.
 Michael Cleary, the pugilist, and James Freeman. who on Monday last assaulted Will liam E. Sanders. saloon keeper, were held yesterday in Philadelphia in S1, 500 each fo, further hearing on May A. Sanders is re garded as out of danger.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
Deacon Richardson, president

Deacon Richardson, president of the At lantic Avenue railroad in Brooklyn, in addi- tion to having been disciplined by his church for 'disorderly walk before the Lord, is about to be arrested for violating the penal code by laying tracks on Sunday.
 A terrific wind storm has prevailed for several days in Utah territory. All the coaches, caBooses and box cars on the Wash ington and Nevada road have been blown from the track. Several cars were blown over at Franklin. There have been no fatal ities.
 It was decided by the trustees of the John F. Slater fund at their concluding ses- sion in New York yesterday to appropriate $2o,000 to be expended during the present year in training benefciaries in manual occu- patton simultaneously with their mental and moral instruction. The board will meet again in October.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
na Enorinnan

A DahReFOUs H4pefImeht.
 FALL RIVER, April 26.-An attempt was made tonight to blow up the tower of the Flint mill which was left standing af- ter the great fire. Seventy-five pounds of nitro glycerine were exploded by an electric current instead of shaking the walls. Large pieces of granite were hurled in every direc- tion. Four blocks weighing between forty and fifty pounds were hurled from two hun dred to five hundred feet. One piece weigh ing forty pounds struck James Mcguire stand ing one hundred and fifty feet away, crush ing his right leg which has since been ampu- tated. Many people had very narrow es- capes from serious injury by flying frag- ments and the escape from death of many was almost miraculous. The tower was not materially damaged.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27

LOST,
 ESED WEDNESDAY NIGHT small black and 2k&SA tan dog; answers to the name of Prince :; had blue ribbon around his neck. The finder will be rewarded by leaving him at - ap27 It. 186 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
Missouri.
Changed by His Prison Life.

Changed by His Prison Life.
 ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Charles F. Kring, who has been in jail eight years and three months, and has been tried five times for the murder of his sweetheart, Dora Broemser, on January 4, 1875, was released to-day on $3, GOO bail When arrested he was short, handsome fellow weighing two hundred pounds Now he is dying of consumption, and cannot walk block.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
THE WEST.
Ohio.

Failure of a Large Clothing Firm.
 CINCINNATI, April 26.-Hanburg, Frenkie & Co.,, one of the largest wholesale clothing houses in this city, made an assignment to day. The liabilities are heavy. Their credi- tors are mostly eastern firms. They were considered worth $25O, 900, and were rated high. They filed mortgages today for about $9O, ,OOO.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
Acc1dents to Hnnlan,s Boats.

LOWELL, April 26.-Hanlan is well pleased with his surroundings here. He took twen- ty-mile spin today in DriscoIl's shell. Lee went to Boston after the champions boats, and after an examination it WAS found that owing to their rough usage on the trip from New York they were unfit for further use. His new boat is broken in dozen places, and the Maud, in which he rowed Trickett in England, is nearly worthless. Hanlan is in low spirits tonight in consequence of these accidents. By invitation of Assistant Mana ger Bingham, of Stetson's company, the champion witnessed Modjeska in ''As You Like It" this evening. Both Hanlan and Lee will begin serious work tomorrow.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
Rhode Island.
An Accident On The Stage,


 PROVIDENCE April 26.-A special to the Star from Taunton says: While the Mar garet Mather company was playing Romeo and Juiet'' at Music Hall, Frank PauIding, who was playing Romeo, accidentally run his sword into George A. Dalton's body, who was playing Tybalt, in their duel in the third act. A physician was called and the wound ed man taken to their hotel. The doctor has every confidence of his coming around all right.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, April 26.-sailed. the Adriatic for Liv. erpoo the Lydian Monarch for London, the State o1 Nebraska for Glasgow, the Ssrvia for Hamburg. Ar rived, the Abyssinia from Liverpool, the Payonia from Liverpool, the Labrador from Havre.
 Glasgow-Arrive ed, the Ethiopia from New York.
 Annsterdam-Arrived. the Zoordam from New York
 London-The Habsburg, which left New York April 7th for Bremen, was spoken the 17th inst in latitude 48 longitude 23o with her shaft broken The report of arrival of this vessel at Southampton on the 18th was erroneous.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
FIRE RECORD.

A Great Fire at varsaw-sixteen Killed and Many Injured. VIENNA, April 26.-A dispatch received
 here from Warsaw announces great confa- grafton which is now under control after hav- ing destroyed property of immense value.
 No details have been received beyond the fact that there were sixteen lives lost and many persons injured.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
APRIL 27.
MARRIAGES.

HART-ALLEN-on Wednesday, 18th inst at Farm inQton Ct by the Rev Edward A. Smith. Mary E. daughter of the late Deacon Simeon Hart to William H. Allen, Of New Haven. BRADLEY-PADDOCK-In this city, April 18th, at the residence of the brides sister, Mrs. H. A. Hemingway, by the Rev. A. H. Hall, of Meriden, Justin Bradley, of East daVens ana florence F. Paddock, of Merloen. FELLOWE5-THOMPsON- Thursday, Arri1 26th, at the residence If the brides father by the Rev. F. J. ReIyea of Greens Farms, Ct., Miss Henrietta de Lolma Fellows to MT. Harry Grant Thompson, of Milford, Ct.
 Ansonia at the residence of the brida's father, April 24th, by the Rev. W. 0. Rob erts, F. M. Drew and Miss Emma L. Espe, all of Ansonia.
 QUINLIN-NUdENT-In this city: April 18th, by Rev. Father Mulcahy. Jerry Quinlin, of Branford, and Miss Fannie Nugent, of this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
North Carolina.

The COnsoling Message Of a Suicide.
 NASHVILLE, April 26.-Dr. Francis P. Urilson, prominent physician of Gancey, committed suicide in hotel here this morn ing by taking morphine. He left note ad- dressed to his wife and children, saying My life is misery; I am going to he'll"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-27
District of New Haven ss. Probate Court7

District of New Haven ss. Probate Court.l
 April 23rd, 1883. IA Haven in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attesed within said time, will be debarred @ recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make imme diate payment to
 ap26 2dlw- ALBERT FORBES, Administrator
 District of New Haven Probate Court,l
 April 23rd, 1888. UPSTATE OF JENNETTE M. FORBES late of F ast EI Haven, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attesed, within said time. will be debarred recovery All persons in- debted to Eaid estate are requested to make imme- diate payment to
 ap26 2dIXs ALBERT FoRREs Adrainistrator