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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

There was sceGe in the county court
Yesterday morning occas'oned ~ two
women claiming to oe the legal wife OF ..
G. Spruell, dec -ased. who dleu lost Aprll,
in this county, le wing a wife and
sixypar old daughter. Mrs. Sprnell,
Of New Orleans, ard her two daugh.
tiers, whom she GAINS are the children
OF herself aud I.ce ased, born in legal wed.
lock, was yr,sant To Out in her claim to
tue properly. Her eldest daughter,
vino is married, Is is years ola
ard the other sixteen y.era Old. She
claims that for good aud Sufficient raqsone
she left him, bu, that they were never Ie-
raliy separated. tbs deceased a. the time
VI his death had b2eH 9 resid ut Of this
county for eight yegrs. The estate is
va,nei sc some 81, 500 ard hiss theb nc Of
contention syhich has developed two Ms,
3prlclls. Each Oh the widows presented
msrriaga certificates ard other evidence to
eetsbll,h their oleim and Judge BURKE is so
uon-rlpssed that he holds me case N obey
lucs 10 await additional testimony.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

True Merit Acme
Has gwen AnCock'a Porous PIasters the
largest sale of any external remedy 10 the
world, II you hevs been using other
kinds OF plasterS, one trial Of "Allcock's'
will convince you OF their wonderful super
iority.
CO Broadway, Room 81, New YORK, March .
1888
Having been crred OF r severe attack Of
rneumaiilm Of tire neck and shoulders oy
using Allcock's Porous Pa ters, feel II
my duty to strongly commend their use to
aIy oue similarly itfl,cted. For period
of several months | had exhausted many
other su- called remedies withouEI 'anlAH
ths slightest rslisi. Finally | apbiird one
of A!lcock'a Porous PlssteTs, aud ionnd my'
self almost Immediately cured. consider
JAMES HosMEB.
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sssH over me ffufipf fslfosd men
u uur ttaIr aHi FOO 80 f. ufnf iuH
fams ~ rafi fufinf fffuf Irp 'hfW
w snshitrfH' riifHfHt1V fiH Nuflis
'ar f.rh fri lfsIy p .t.f' ~ are
aUdtl,als.sfftffs ffNailr .,.inf.. c1uplfd
slil he wIi. iUUu.friff, vI|. ENABLE him
IO siuml HH Fa'e NIH success aud
uIt tuf su On. adv fu 500 rom De-
smr'i prtlrfe ~ f2Itul q" $1,000 ihu'
q itciir 1rE.a ir q Tf.ru. cole rItt til1
lsil'r th' WurnE r.r,
RsAl,lr. rr HrvH done; Nal1r I Tote 's
ar'I,.'i, Gnai q fepreiH.t Us, HHd he
resb-Ls ~ haTt given s1nl' lHsin 'h"
hJcs II our Esse Lon,- lpaIl.s C-i'e
nff1FI
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IN GENERAL
Tisfea fight on the sloth Exchange
floor.
A serious insurrpeilon Threaieslpg IL
Mexico.
And ohcr TaIc. Of the Telegraph.
Tore II the stock market,

Tore ~ tie stock Market,
NEw YORK, Juus 2,-G-ysrnmtn's i'rss'
ular.
Railroads strong,
RlAI Q securities quiet
The stocf eschAii &c opened for bufintss
at IL O'Clock to-day, Before opening
the streets were flooded with reports
oonosTning Reading, 10 Was stated tue
eOmp.py was unable 10 meet TIE .nuf rest
ON ITS eopsol mortgage bonds dus to'asS'
that the dividends on, inc Jer-
ssy Central stock would be pssstu
aud that application for . receiver Iof the
/ eaiing Company Wouli be made. IL wa
also STATED that considerable o., Paul aud
Erie new seconds anh other securities
wonld be sold ~ for tbs account oi Ja'e
MIlbauk aud 10. Mills. Consequently the
street was prepared Tor lover market a.
the OnEning anu Was not disappointed ~ TINS
Esplrs. In the early trading tho bra ,
made sharp attack On values ard eS.enrta
Their lines materially. Prices drop ed IL 70
4 per cent, Later reading broke 10 -
LseKawann fold:iG0wu g. Jrrey Central
8 IA, Pscihc Mail l,2, ST. Paul : =,
Louisville 4 Nashville 2 IL, uGlon
Pacific -, ard tho remainder OF tue ili
dQcliaei ~ 10 per cent, snrs-qurntly u
vas announced RON Pnnadelphia
mat A, J, Dsisel Il Co. Sere
OuglNg ~ pr int lhNHrttl NNhNNHs
the Reading consolidated mortgage
and simultsuoou IL 10 became known thai
the le.6ey Central dividend was being paid
nj the oonpsuys Office. AT
this time It was also stated that tho
New York Central directors would this
week declare the usual quarterly dividend
OF per cent and owing 20 the institution
oi certain economies, the esrnings OF the
roads would be much better than
heretofore expected by the street.
| H. was further stated. mat the Western
| Union directors would convene on the lin
and declare regular quarterly dividend,
and that a statement % be presented
would he very favorable. The shorts thea
attem pied 10 cover, but found the floating
supply OF stock smaller than expected.
Prices rose rapidly - 10 o 3 s per cent,
the latter Tor Uaion Pacific, which rose
to g. In the afternoon the resumption
OF Fisk & Hatch was announced ct IN eX'
change, and this hpd q bnovant tnsO'.
Near the close there were sairs 10
realize ard prices reacted ia 10 ! L.,
except for Missouri Pacific, winch contin-
ued strong ana in demand. Reading.
| however, was weaker and fell oil
b % on appointment Of receivers.
Comp ared with Saturdays closing prices
are l.2 10 3 3S per cent. higher, excent !nr
l. ai,ng, which was 3 | 4, aud Louisville Il
Nashville, Ia lrTsr
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We are happy to learn that Major John
F. Elliott, editur-in-chief Of the Dallas
HERALD, has been prominently mentioned
to represent our atate at the New Orleans
Centennial and Worlds Fair" We pro
claim that he is eninently fitted for this
-, flee and shall give a few reasons to sustain
the force of our assertion. Firstly, Major
Eliott's original home YVES in the city OF
New O.lesns, where his influence wac, and
ia TO the present day substantial and perma
nent. Secondly, Major Elliott is almost
universally known and respected through
the state, no. only for bis ability as
speaker and journalist. but for high mora
gu ,lifications which ara needless now 0
mention. Thirdly, because, as eSitor-I-
chief of the Dali IS HsRALn, thai he hos
while getting up .ne yearly Soptembi Issue,
travelled all cver the state, making bimse'f
acquainted with It's numerous resource
the character OF its soil riches and requii'.
mepts, and that by Sd doing he has come in
Immediate contact with all classes of Il e
population, learning the nature OF their
politieal, moral and financial sentiment.
Fourthiy, because OF the ~
- at Nc irr w
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Cnre lot TIIts.
Piles are frequently preceded by a senss
Of weight In the bacE. loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient To Acp'
pose he hx, some affection OF the kidneys
or nelghboring organs. At times symtons
of In zig stion sre present. as tiatuency ,uD-
easiDess Of the stomach, eic. A moisture,
lire preparation, producing very diAa.
e oer lie itchiug, after getting warm, is Q
very common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching piles yield q, onca to the eppll.
cation of DR.. Bo.anko's Pile Remedy which
acts directly upon the parts affected, ab.
sorbing the tumors, alsying the intense
itching. and affecting = permanent cure,
Price SO cents. Address, The Dr. Bokar co
Medicine Co, Piqua, Ohio. sola by w. ii.
Patterson & Co.. Dallas.
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Mr. L d. Pa mai, OF Albany, orc o. Inc
GREATEST OF American scnlptnfs, W'ites Us:
For thirty.niLe yesrs Pond Extract hat
erywn steadily in favor with this people,
while burdred s of oc.calIst + medies hsve
risen, fallen aud gone out ot sight, "up
ike "a rocset, down lihs stick" Ponds
Extract is the mort p3f'act pFepsrai ion OF
tbs shrub; a perfection at'siaaoiH ONLY by
long OK aerience aud The iahar of the MOST
scien,itic cnemista. Do rot be de. uiao 10
this matter; IT is Of great Importance 70
yours iyes. Always ask for and see that
you get Ponds Extract.
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Paid the Penalty of His Awkwardncss

CLEVELAND o., June2.-Througb tho I'M
ski!liui Tapping Of blast at the Cleveland
Rolling Mills compsny's new iurnnnce in
rl.s flats this morning, City tons OF melted
me tai rushed cut in oue avalanche, over
towering everything in the vicinity ard IN
tally scalding Frank Fanta, who tapped
the blast, and Dennis Bryan, who was doz'
ing thirty feet away. Both men were
shcckn mutilated.
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FoRrY.ErGHTH CONGRESS - FIR
SESSION


WILMINGTON. June 2.-[Press. MIR.
Sherman presented rs ms mortal q r. quest
from tho board of directors OF the Ciucin-
natl Industrial exposition tor an sppropria'
ton OF s25, 900, to aid the work OF the ex'
position 4,
commerce. reported fa ~, WiaSons Sin" the
senate read third time the house bill, au-
thorizing the const.uc ion OF bridges scross
ihe Wisconsin, chippewa and ST. Crsix
rivers in the state of Wisconsin.
HOUSE.
WARRINGTON, June 3-[Press. l-U nder
the call OF states the following bills We're
introduced and referred:
the secretary of the interior for the names
of ali persons with whom contracts have
been made for furnishing Indian supolies.
Also q RESOLUTION calling on the secretary
OF war tor similar info! nation in relation TO
any supplies.
the date of nal adjournment.
Rv Willis. OF acknowledgements
S25 COO to aid the Southern exposition at
Louisville IN 1884, and admitting free OF du-
Nv articles intenCed for exhibition thereat.
The housa then took up the Legislative
appropriation bill with the amendmenis
reported by the committee OF the whole.
The amendment prohlpl!lng colnuil'.ee
clerks from performing work OF a private
chs ricter for members was rejected.
An snend M .It exempting all dlstilitilaa
which mash Ton bushels or lees from the
operaticn OF the provisions of little IS OF the
Ravjsed Statut.f, except vs. to tho pay N ent
Of tex. was adopteG--Yaas, lis; pays, "a
The remaining amend ments wers agreed
to and the bill passed-Yeas, 1873; nays, as
Hisoook moved to suspe. the rules and
pass the bill repeating internal rsvenuf
taxes on tobacco, allowing the use OF AGO
hol free of tax In the arts and manutac'ur
and repeating tax on brandy distilled from
fruits.
Cosgrove, Of Missouri, moved that the
house adjourn, and this, at 2:l5, was
csrriei-Ysas, OF; nays. 80.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

For seven yeas Aliens Brain Food has
stoo the strongest tests as to its merits IN
curing ne .vousDess, nervous debility and
restoring lost powers to the weakened gen
erntive system, and in no instance has it
aver failed; test it. 81; 6 tor IS. At drug
gists, or nv IN all from J. II, Allen, 3l5 Firs
avenue, New York City.
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THE DEBT STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, June2-[Prees.l -r":day's
debt statement shows dec,esss IN the IN
public debt during May OF 5! ICY ~ ~
decrease since June 80 h. 1888, SOL ,S2S, H,SS;
cash in treasury, 1885, 1855, 63I 40; gold cor.
tificstes outstanding, $9o, ~, 10y; silver
tificates Of deposit outstanding $ll 05O, 0Oo,
rebuilding certificates on standing, 1921 900;
legal tenders ou' standing. $3i6, 6Sl DIG;
fractional currency, not including amount MOI nn
estimated lost or destroyed, S6,9Sl $3.50;
cash balance available, SAT ,Sl7 ,66o,33.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

Are mighty and Will prevail. Ricnosa,
the perfection of roasted coffee is pro.
nounced by ell who use it, the best roasted
coffee ever placed in the Tex,s ma, ket
Prepared at the largest coffee mill in the
south. II ia shipped direct to the dealer
ana reaches tho consumer quickly, possess
ing undiminished, the beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes fine coffee:
Bold Immediately after roseting, by sill
erocaIs, In pound packages. Guarantt ed
absolutely fresh and pure. Those who are
not familiar with the superior qualities OF
Rionosa, should in justice 20 them elves,
give 1t an early trial end ~ convinced.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

PTT.BURG, PA June An Cffiaial state
10 Mt y the Penn bank directors was made
tonight. 1t charactorizes Riddles
allegations as false in every particu-
lar. They assert they know nom
inr of said specul alton until after
the bank had suspended. The hearing
of Csshisr Reiber and Thomas J. Watson
has been POSTPONED vii Monday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

PHILADELPHIA, June Am order was
made in the United States. circuit court
This evening appointing as ecei7ers fer the
Reading company, plant fl in the suit upon
which a decree was made, Henry @. Kelsey,
y n. Caldwell, Edwin NJ. Lewis and George
ID. b. Ksim. They were ordered to file all
Individual bond OF $4,000, which they did.
An order was made restraining all persons
tr1m interfering with the receivers. The
rpceiyera were directed to maintain the
properties under their control icr the best
OF interests to all concerned.
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WAeH1NG1oN, D. O., Msy 30.-A reporter
Yesterday called the attention OF Represent
a i've Eprigga OF Utics, N, Y to pTeea dis
patch from Nav York, which represented
tbst Tilden was mGiUuvring TO nominate
Payne OF Ohio. After reading tho dion"tch
Mr.. Soriggs said: That's all bosA., Some
saw Mr.. Tilden IL working Tor Rsnda'i;
others that no means to nominate Fayh",
Others Flower, and go or, but in my opinion
hs lie for Tiiden. Mr.. Tilden In pecu lar
man. There is no soul living except him.
,elt who Knows his plan, and purpogos. l
have known him for yesrs. ana fio II my
koo yledge OF thc man aud OF tho situation,
think he will be the man. Yes he II be
ominated and eecled."
Ills te physically sbie TO 1tano Inc
"Yes,n replied Mr.. sprigss, "Hr. Tilden
i, tina same man now that % was year. ago;
III AZ he was in 1876 ! saw him lost Friday,
ard observe 10 spt cial change in him. he
is not u man who would be mucn IN
sbsck hol s. wrestle or sparring match, but
his head Is clear. his miud is vigorous ana
ne Is physically able TO discharge all Inc
duties incumbent upon him. he never wAs
robust; there never was nms slnG. w
Known him when strong wind wouid not
blow him over. He IL q practical man
Now, why should he do anything just now
| with regard to the nomination? Everything
il going we'll enough tor him: All the dele.
cations are being instructed for him: Sons
AK, why does he not declare himself?'
Well, now, If be should do that 1t might
provoke opposition: but a. IT Ia, nobody
apteponizes him. He ia satisfied, no doubt
to let cell enough alone" -.
"You thinF then, he will consent to run?
asked the reporter.
THAT IL my belief nom the lights hafors
me. All the delegates to the New Yors
state convention are being instructed FOL
him. Some counties give instructions Id
Flower. but all Of them ray Tilden first
He will run and be elected. and more
than that he will live TO servs HE term-un
less something occurs between nov and
the meeting Of the convention to impaiI hi'
health. There can bs no objections to Ain
on that SCORE"
| rHEy WANT TILDRN.
SAN FRANcIsc, ,, May 30-A Tildsn- Fl an
dricks c.uo, adopted 10. Light the following
rssolutions:
WHARxAs. II ie rumored there Is q move
mept to send from the state democratic
COZ yeption delegates who, while non.inal
liz for Tilden and Hendricks, are really fol
+ ED; aud
WHEREAS, We are COZ fident the pom'na
ton of. Field fer president would result IL
iovsrwhelming defeat Of the oenloc,atif
ticket in This etete and throughocs Jiit
! TT-'rrt Hi.erHt -1 'ffk
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.IEFEIRsON.

JEFFERSON, June 2-IspeelaLl-ln u"
cA1s OF ia. state Of Texas vs.. w, .. Dlgan,
charged witheomplieliity it the muIdo: "
Gus Psrns,p, Al Loa Elsm's furnace last
tall. Tue dsiundan nj was oung lot RuIiS,
A vsrd.cl nau juaL been segdsrsa IA ITO
case OF William Walker, charged Win
murder. Defend ant va. found Lot sn'Iy'
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Important.

When you visit .. leave New York City
save baggage, expHo sses or GaIr,sge hire ami
Stop TT the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at cost Of Sl,O0O,000, re.
!uced 90 81 end upwards per day. Euro.
pesn pian. Elevator. Restaurant euppIied
with the best. Horse cars, stages and ele'
ve,ed railroads to all dopots. Families can
i've better for loss money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any oyhcI h!st-oaSs
notpI In thn ~ifv.
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THE FINAL DIVIDEND.

WASHINGTON, June g. Press = The
comptroller of the currency has declared
a final dividend OF II l-2 per cent. in favor
OF the creditors of the Miners National
bank, of Georgetown, Colorado, making a
total of T6 1-2 per cent.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June .. Tho Evening
Posts Gnsymas special says: Yellow fever
has broken ont again IN this place.
Five statss have declared war against
President Gonzales, on account Of the rev.
enus stamp tax. Troops are being concen-
irstet in the interior.
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It gives Us great pleasure to state shat
thu merchant who was reported
being 81 the point Of death
FROM an attack OF pneumonia hes
entirely recovered by the use Of DR.. William
HALLS bslsam for RI, lungs. Naturally he
feels gra tetui for the benefits derived from
using tho remedy, Tor She lungs and thronti
and in giving publicity TO this statement
we are sctuated by motives OF public beng
fiction, trusting That otberH may DO oene.
itad in similar manner On Bale by all
druppists
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CovryeTov, KY, June 1.-The attendance
Mt the races was large, The weather coed
and track dusty.
Selling Racs-Pnrss 800, six fullnng.;
Glengarnie, third. Tme-l:l7 -.
A heavy shower before the secord race
Holland atakss, for two-year.olc',
five furlongs: Won by Redatone: Tro.'
.sau, second: Socks. third. Time, l:l5 l.
GlldeIia Stskes-For 3year-old ii!lies
one and one.lou-th miles Fallen Leaf won
None, second; High Flight, bad third
rime-2:3l l-2
Handicsp-Purse $500, mile ard half;
Texgather wor: lizzie 8, second; Cleaner,
third. Time, DAB liz.
Fifth Race - Purse SEQ. all ages, six
fnrlopgs: BaroneIs won: Vernon, second;
Yelyertop, third. Time--.1:l8 81.
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THE FRENCH PRESS or DYNAMITE.
PARGs, June 2.-Republique condemns
the United States tor Glowing dynamiters
to plan outrsgss. L. Intranslgssut says:
The explosion in London ia the result OF
600 years OF misery.
C.USsEL RRPIIsALs.
BERLIN, June Zine newspapers ore
indignant over the London explosions and
counsel reprisals.
IN EARNEsT
LONDON, June 1.-The Telegraph urges
an apoesl to the American government
sgainst harboring asssssins.
THE FAIL CT BGRBER DENIED.
CAIRO, June 2-The fall Of Berber IS de-
MED.
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LITTLE Rock, AK Jupe AT Arkap-
sas City rhis a. ernuOn, c1-Shertf Bank-
stor, tried in Memphis recently Tor big
amy, and discharged, mad an STRAY with a
LAWYER p amed Goats. who prosecuted him.
coats is deed and BapkBtcn ia mortally
Woundpd
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WILL SAVE THE HAIR
And keep it in q strong and heeithy condi.
ton, because 1t will stimulate the roots OF
this hair, and restore the natural action
upon which it's Irowth Gepnnds.
BurnstL's Flayoring Extracts are sbso-
I itslv mira.
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Fashicnable novelties in fine millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets at Mrs.
z. Chestnuts Oh Elm street next to
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Judge Reagan Compelled 10 Abandon
Ills Desk.
The Federal Court Anddie-interna
tionai HAIL Service.
Proceedings OF Congrsss-Mlscsllanoa

Dun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POINTS
WAsnIsaros, Jun- 2 Especial. Judge
Reagan len TO-DAY Tor Cayon sprnss, West
Virginia, Tor rect AMI benefit 10 his hesiIh.
he will not return u Warrington durios
the present session. he states that he ID
feeling better than NJ any time ior tSo
years past. but not strong enough 10 TO-
sumo lila ArduOus duties ia cougr.ss.
Senator Coge to-day presented petition
from many citizens OF Grayion county
against tbs location Of the Fsdtiel court Al
any p,sc- in that county other ihan the
county seat. ,,-
Seu.tor MAxey pissed bill In tho senate
fixing the rate of.postsge on thiri-esss
mail mstter At ole cent Tor every Iour
ounces. II had previously passed the
house.
By order from the pos'-oillce department,
mails Tor the City OF Mexico aud aijseen,
states are made M direct 10 that city and
forwarded via III Paso, Texss,
A pcst-othcs has been established AZ
Lamkln, Comancae county, with George
w. LamKin I'D postmaster.
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GALvRs TON, Jena ARRIVED: Steamship
Harlan, CuntDu; Steamship, CITY Of
Sorillk, Nav o leans; schooner
Normsn Bata, Milne. Sailed Steam
ship Algiers. New York; steam Mn Hsr'
len. New oIlJans; City Of Norfolk, In
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ALEGIsLaTIyE FIELD DAY.

WASHINGTON, June 2 -TPress J. .Represenf,,
aiye Stewart. oi Texas, to-day introduced
a hill authorizing the president TO Issue
a procl smation carrying into effect the
Msxjcsn reciprocity treaty whenever he Is
satisfied the president Of Mexico has issueu
a similar proclamation.
Represen alive Buckner introduced bill
10 amend the national bank law. IL pro-
yides for an increase OF the stock Of banks
from time to time with the approval OF the
com ptroller: for more frequent examine,
tions and reports and for mslfeassnce oil
bank officials by Imprisonment from i've to
ten years. T.. A..
proceedings OF the senate to-day. Ninety
i've me assures were brought up, OF which
forty were paced. The is the greatest days
work of tue session, and very few days In
in past sessions show larger records
Edmunde, shermau, Logan, Ha Sley and
A lliaOn.
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ABILENE.

ARLENE, June 2-[Special.l- Henry
r avis. a resident Of Alb lene, formerly pro.
l,,iefor OF the Commercial he,el, vac sIuck
Nth lightning last night while ia bed
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For lame back, side OF cnsst use SbiionH
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold oV
], N. House Dallas
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Group, whooping cough ana hrorchltli
Immediately relieved bv Shiloh's Cure. Sold
nv I. M. House, Dallas
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A nasal mi ecEor free With esca bottle
sh,lch's Catarrh Remedy. Price 90 cent?
Said by j, NJ. House, Dallas.
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Main Street Entrance
10 tbs Ulexr LsKt saloon is through I'D
Narpu's livery stable
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II The cattle men OF Texas wish to have
good time this year, they must chsW
"Sprlng" tobacco.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

NEW YoRK. Jura 2.-F,ss & Hatch have
notified the stock exchange OF their re-
In
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure 10
sold by us on guarantee. 1t cnres co
uuontiou. SSlJ nyJ " Enn.s nallas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

Are You made miserable BY Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss OF appetite,
-aII,I skin9 Ehijnn'- Ni-~i'--- uu'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

"MIs, ADdersoD, Iuh arc is % becom'
ing" why yes T ,l-.v like to go TO
BaumaA's. They 10 Keep tho incest
goods"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
RLAINE OFF TO MAINE.

WAsH1NeToN, June q Press I-BiaiDe
left for Augusts Maine, this evening taAing
his family along.