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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07


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nnnl nlmOst tho entire state IN involved,
lives are taken uud property Is despuiled 10
the extant OF "a hundred luil|inn OF dollnri,
While o. DO tfur tnRt ifnce'outting hrs be-
come ppidfmir, - 20 speak, "a can hardly
be said that thrH hH been anything Hp-
proacIiug en- resurrection, Frnoal hnyr
been cue 90 over western Texas ana in nnt
irW cases hHy, tho county officials taken
nuv steps 40 arrest ln' perpetrators OF che
tufi.f.H. ~ t1e wi Its hah htuu called
ouf tury would have been pOwrr'rsl ~
sop 'tHCa.Cu.flur, which has not been cOh-
nucd ID any pnr iHn nv lucaitv.
T. H. sMTu a Co.,. &c. lpuIs-Gopis; We
..ln. lhgt omnl's huo beaub hre an excel
1000. uII, AID lhe demand inr Them Is In-
yfgt-Ius, We have recently ordered Dua
rru.s. Wuirh is rhpuJ sold. plrut fguu r.
yllr earliest convenience live gross uur.,
Very truly,
pIrJiTr 3 liANsEiL. druggists,
Foe bmltu, ArAuusH9.
rer.nlp hv all tru .ri.tA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
NOTICES.

NTOTICETo CONTRA ToRs-sI RECT Paw
~ ipg.-Sealed proprgals will be received ~
the OH OF the City Enei eer uutil o'clock
y m on the ith day fMARCH next for raw
ing the following stIeuts ia IA city with u Is
u Are BIC, Ks. upon ravel foundation, &C.
e Tdin To IN ordinance proved December
Q, 1888, and TO plans AID speci cations on nle In
his office tO.wiu Main rect From the we I
81 e oi Jefferson to the east eide OF Syosn ore
street. Lin street on the west side OF Syca.
more street 10 the east corporal on lin JeGer.
son, " r ct ard Sycamore Sreets- from NJ ain
street 10 The Texas " = cifc Pa Dad. Lamar
ree'-From Wood 10 Elm street. Poydfas " ect
From Main IN l. IN street. Murphy Street from
Commerce TO Elm 4 Get. Austin Slreet-Frd m
Wood street TO tho 1ox's PACT @ Railroad.
College 1t eet-From Elm street 10 the Texas n
Pacific Railroad In all ABOUT 1900 Inca feet.
T. oh proposal must b accompaniei by a bond
with approved security, IN the am u of 81 NO;
mat If he contract Is ava ded the bidder will
G ter into contrsct by the 22nd of APRIL next
Pond aud security VIII also be required for a
faithful pc form1nc OF contra I, the work
10 ommence by the 18th Of MAY, and TO be
conf let d b. the 18th II OCTOBER, 1854
separF roposals ere invited for ca n OF the
above streets. aud for the whole of the work,
bidder 10 specify the street OF sire IL hid on
The City Council serves the right to reject
any or al b 4, n % 10 let n OF any part
of the az owe work, Pans and specifications.
to be seen at this oflice
W. NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
~ g. ttt-ftf
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A few days ago lady dressed in deep
mourning call at the residence OF one oil
the leading ministers of New Il chelle,
Westchester county. The minister's wife
Iisten, 10 a ROM 10 ale ufsary marriage
deserlions and troubles which had bcfallen
the Young woman The tender, womanly
sympathy OF the good lady WIS toncheo.
A small package OF clothing, Il few dolltrs
in money d letter requesting the asst
lance of other charitable ladies' in iown
we're given her. During the day the lady
in black called upon dozen or more of the
charitable ladies'. Her pretty fee aud pa.
thetic story won for her manv contriou
lions, At the residence of n Mrs Carpen.
ter she was treated 20 a sumptuous repas .
Toward evening lho mysterious woman
ca ed at lite hotel in the vicinity of the
railroad Jepot and engaged u room for The
night. Next morning, The lady not having
made her appearance up to late hour, The
clerk went TO hsr. room and found " locked.
The door was broken open. The fair woman
had disappeared. Strewn about toe room
where the habiliments which had clothed
the graceful form of the night before. A
pair If new corsets, large quantity OF cot
ton batting, newspapers ana small pillow
were among the articles which had been
discarded IRON her maSe'up feminine form.
Soon after the singular occurrence became
known gentleman reported that Mt an
early hour he had seen "A man climb from
the window of the hotel ana go toward Che
railroad depot. Later in she day the dis
cnrded female attire was recognized by
some of the ladies who had rendered their
svunpathies and charities TO the woman in
black. I'm. Y. World.
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Mrs. Kate Parsons, 40 Spruce street, T /.
ronto, Dat, Can, states that she suffered
with severe rheumatism, and also with
tootbache, but by the application OF st.
Jacobs OIL. the great paln-reliever, she was
cam nletely cur q,
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RAlLROApA.
TEXAS
MIDLAND

Ae GALVESTON with Mallory Lana AZ
lIu Linl NUtrtrs fcI NuW 0flaanA Indiau
liA .o-rl1 otflu. lfownayille and Yer
lIN
At ANGOLA web l.. . "a, u. n. n,
C1lmhla and iDUnl .u D .alodA county,
az uOshe "a q. gi,g a. h, as. A;
wood, tull Pam Antonio, lareeo. uyAlds,
Western NnEft n.N h|EiUu. alkO fuE
IfOuFUu t' lur tra UItfoln t Route fnr
pgul4nL orange, L.tc Cha .es, tho Techs
a1u'h .'h Nni,n r''. t.sg SIN Now YORK,
Tuzua "a ifrigiu IS nr Hhnr.on, Victoria
emo hiHuuurDu uI.t uuu.
0t REgHliAH4 wtt lL ga. q. RI ioI
.ompf.,h loihl''er, olddings, kopsds
ne Mi5.4R, D VIM. m. Tor Hosnas.
Palestine t0o. iaiD Ro4nd Rock, George.
town. AuHuf. nlH hruof. Wow Nfaunfal
San nt0rio nnd laredo
AZ TEMPT with Missouri fecinc k'y.
NJ roftrthgnfl with roSns snd ~ Louis
~ fof Waco. cONictnl, Athens. tount Iless.
ant tilnuf enc frzrIfluHs
AS buRGaN vim the Texas Central nv
Cor Wsri, hon hlro lredol. CISCO ana AL
points On ilHi luo.
At CLED REE. Junction Of Dallas Di'
AZ soar wORTEI v.i Nis.oari rac,nc
Hia i0xas A rgolfc kYs inf AL POINTS Oh
these Gncg i1r ~ rl.O, santa fc. dan Fran.
cisco hnl ihC PHClno Coast and for Aansas
Cit, ~ icnis, Ch'C1go, Now York, and AL
p0inis North. Post pld NefL
At OALGkG WIEN II. I. 7. q. Ay. r. ar
~ Rnd Dallas tS'onsion 81 Missouri "a
CiAc Rs.
ga, Zee that your uuke,s read over this line.
Ggyl'or fyil Information, address
OSCAR a. MURRAY.
Gent Pass Aga
al WESTON. TEXkN
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nTbe woman in Black
j. Ill. il.

Little Joker" is toe best smoking to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

Its rsoylsos aad lis Pcaai'."
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FENCE-CUTTING

Fall Text Of the 7 nous PCncesCniius
Bil,
The Subl,ol % 20 Much Legislative
TribulA ion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

The Exposition Jniverselle de Fart
CuIinaire" awarded the highest honors e.
ApRostura Bitters ss the most efficacieus
stimulant 10 excite the appetite and TO keep
the digestive organs In good order. Ask
for the genuine article. Manufactured only
By DR.. ]. @. B. siegert q eons, and beware
Of limitations.
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EI,LIS'S SPAWN CURE
'"The most iematkab'e Re1y
Undisputed Positive Evidenco ~ Absolnto Cures

IT Will CURE IT LEADS ALL
where others fail the world
Splints Risgbones, And rs HIGHLY
Etc ENDORSED
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I respectfully dissent from the majority
,renort because the secfien in the bill rec
commended, providing for private roads
dear Of obstructions In addition 10 other
nSss vsys across the land Of the person In
,riosinR land of another, is In open violation
al the consii luton, destructive OF property
rights, and 10 class legislation.
bee Issve 10 dissent from u 9 opinion Of
the majority Of the committee In Their
Sction in adopting that part OF the senate
Smendment providing tor q penalty ior
hsrdine upon the public school, university
a. as,lum lands. The policy OF our gov.
srnmsnt hes ever been TO foster tne s,ock
srssrsst Of the west and northwest port4one
- ne stste. but this bill, II adopted IN the
Ssnensce proposed by your committee,
Iii result 10 q decline In values OF STOCK OF
ri tinds- 4 general exodus OF small stock'
80 from Northwest Texas and detri.
sss.t IN general to all that part Of the
800 cannot account Tor 80 snort
Ssrs.d = uoIicy, Every man who knows
sswSnsnS Of The practical workings OF the
SScoE business will admit that ias ms nanp
a = penalty TO- herd catts upon
SrIsased or unsold school JANUS
49, Panhandle or adjoining counus,,
1900. is equivalent 20 eepeIs
Ss.S Ia 10 that county. But We are me.
- ~ sSrsshoId with this SORT Of argumeD.
sSss n II e not made penai The stockmen,
.s'se All 80 the children's gress wlsn ,.ou'
~ Thso are only aboas twelve mn''0n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-28

invent, piece, elegant French Sat
teens, former price - cents. now 30
cents.
Ten piece, American Sattern|, for
mar uric. 20 cents, now - cents.
TWENTY Pieces black and colored,
all wool bunting, former price 80 CENTS
reduced to IL cents.
FIFTY pieces INNS Ncililng>, for
mpr price - cents, cut to fifteen
Twenty pieces English Dress Goods,
former price Is cents, Will be sol" III
% cents.
Fifty piece, Dark Checked Wollcn
Dress Goods. former price - cents
NOW H. cents.
llOU 81 FURNISHING DEPART-
MENT.
In thi, department we have mad"
wonderful cuts, in order To prove w"
mean business. Here goes:
A rood towel from ~ to 5r,
4 rood towel from - to Sc.
\ Pure pama,k Figured Centre Tow
cl. = bargain, for $50 per dozen
Turkc, Red Table Linen from Sc
cents mp.
Fine linen Table pama'k only ''
WHITE GOODS.
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SILKS


Nll-hN.
We place u Dress withju the roach of
eyer. 'uI ne ross i out'' pU' We
o G conpalH we 'F' gong 10 "'
Among the leading features III TINS
great cheap sale we note Il few OF the
! mDy bargains that will be shown ut
''' '''''''.' va >''''> ''''''' ''' 49,
D. AhDo orr"ih anu ;, li'h Az 1i'N
byocAdeo ''rena"lht' - '.lrnt' Wilt
''''''' y ''' '''''' W. ~ ''
ae1 YARDS Cream, Pink and Black
ircna3ino' - inches wid'' cut to 10
n +.
Y YARDS Noir, SILK former price
= cents; cut in hall 3-5 cents.
- l'} AIDS 'ro"n' hIarN anu N.Y.
t55 ;j, h no In'rG o' h9',e1 c pl,,
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COR>ETSl CORSETS!!

COH>ErS, CORSETS.!
Sattcen Corsct,, former price Sl.75
now Sl.2j.
Elegant White and Colorcd Sattecn
CorScts, $500 now -. 30.
Good lirst-claSS Corset worth - now
30 cents.
WAISTS, WAISTS.
A large lot OF Boys Shirt Waists, -,
40, 80 and - cents.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Unprecedented Reductions in our
Clothing Department, Preparing to
make room for the Fall trade.
No Milk and Water Reductions, no
Halfway stopping place hut sure and
Bona Eide Mark Down.
Gent, American Sccrsuckcr Suits,
Superior in max" and cut now offered
for $500
Gent, Genuine English Sccrsucker
Suits, former Price so, marked down
to \,
Fifty all Wool Black and White
check, Men. Cashmere Suits, former
price >l2.,5, now -.
Drap DEtc, Mohair Diagonal suits,
all reduced Space torbids Enumera-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-26
(BY AUTHORITY
AN ORDINANCE.
LICEHsING AND REGULATING BILL
LARD AND POOL TABLES, AND
PIN AND BALL ALLEYS.

SECTION BE 1T Ordained 6y
the Cjty Council Of Salt Lake city
That Do person shall keep for use II
any public place in SAID city ANY bill
Hard or pool table Or tables, or any
pin or ball alley or alleys or nine
or ten pm alley or alleys or the run
way or ruuways of either thereo',
Ia or on which games are Flayed,
without fist obtaining license aud
paving tax therefor, as hereinafter
provided.
SEC Licenses contemplated
by the preceding section may be
issued by the City Recorder TO any
person presenting a writ, applica-
ton therefor, stating in such
applies ton the name OF the appli-
cant, the numbef and kind OF
tables, pin or ball alleys or nine or
ten pin alleys, aud the runways
thereof, 10 be licensed, and the place
Of keeping the same. Bot no such
license shaiI be Issued until payment
has been first made therefor into the
City Treasury, at the rae Of forty
dollars per snnum for each and
every such table, or at. the rate of
forty dollars per aunun for each
and every pin or ball alley or nine
or ten pin alley, and the runway
thereof, spe CITED il said application.
SEC. Every person who keeps
for USE in any public place In said
city any kind of table or tables on
which gaming for money, or the re-
presentation thereof, is allowed; or
who keeps for use in any public
place in said city any billiard or
pool table or tables, OR any pin or
ball alley, or nine or ten pin alley
or alleys, or the runway orrunways
of either thereof, in or on which
games are played, without first OBJ
tanning license therefor, as herein
before provided ; or who permits any
such billiard or pool table or tables,
or any such pin or ball alley or nine
or ten pin alley or alleys, or the run.
way or runways Of either thereof,
to be used on the first day Of the
week, commonly called Sunday;
shall, for each and every such
offense. upon conviction thereof,
be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding ninety-nine dollars, or by
imprisonment in the city Jail not eX-
Gee ding ninety days, or by both such
fine and im prisonment, at the dis
erection Of the court.
SEQ. An ordinances and parts
OF ordinances IN conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Passed April 18th, 1894.
JAMES SHARP,
Attest: Mayor.
seal. HFBER 81. WELLS,
Recorder.
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"Ah, said the new ep1rter,
coming up to the city editors desk,
"please read this. You didn't think
[ could write poetry, did your"
swell, no, l was not aware of it,"
said tie C. e., taking the manuscript
with pair Of tongs.
He read it slowly. and the reporter
broke in or his reflections:
"What do you think now %
e'Ahem-ah-- well--I'm more OF
my original opinion than ever
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-26
[BY AuTHoRITI.l
AN ORDINANCE
FEMALES FROM sERv-
ING IN SALOONS.

Be it ordained by the city
Council of Salt Lake City; That
every person who employs any
female to serve in the selling, Civ
ing away or other disposition or
delivery of spirituous, vinous or
malt liquors in any saloon or place
in said city in which such liquors or
any Of them are 30 disposed of or de.
livered to be drunk on the premises
where so sold or otherwise disposed
Of, shall for each aud every such
offense, upon conviction thereof, be
punished by fine not exceeding
ty-nine dollars or by imprison.
ment in the City Jail not exec eding
ninety days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment at the discretion
of the court; and every female SO
employed and serving shall for each
and every such offense, upon cons
viction thereof. be punished by fine
not exceeding niney-nine dollars or
by imprisonment in the City Jail
not exceeding ninety days or by
both such fine and imprisonment at
the discretion of the court.
Passed April 18th, 1884.
JAMES SHARP,
Mayor.
Attest:
lsEALI HEBER 81. WELLS.
Recorder.
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Territory OF Utah, ! .,
EsltT,ake EitV So

1t is hereby certified that the fore.
going is full, true and correct copy
of an orjinsnce entitled San Ordi-
nance licensing and regulating bill
lizard and pool tables and pin and
ball alleys" passed by the City
Council Of said city April 18th, 1884,
as appears Of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof have
hereunto set my hand and
seal affixed the Corporate Seal
OF Salt Lake City this 231
day OF April, A D. 1884.
REBER NJ. WELLS.
Std Recorder.
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DR.. Fir azier's Magic Ointment

A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough Skin, etc. 1t will
remove that roughness FROM the
hands and face and make you beau
tifui. Price SOC. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co Props.
Cleveland, Ohio. 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-26

Mr.. JOHN GUERDAN, ST. Louis,
No. says: sour customers report
Browns Iron Bitters fully up to the
representations"
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q Beautiful Variety OF FAO
@RANNE CARDS, suitable or thf
saliroaE. Of NERAkr OH g
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Territory of Utah, =,
Salt Lake City. o.

Territory of Utah. GO
Salt Lake City. 3D.
1t is hereby certified that the fore
going is full. true and correct copy
Of an ordinance entitled, san ordin-
ance prohibiting females from serv.
ing in saloons, passed by the City
Council of said city April 18th,
1854, as appears Of record in my
Office.
In testimony whereof
have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the Cor
SEAL porate Seal of Salt Lake
City, this 23d day Of April,
AID. 1854.
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
Std Recorder.
, 1884-11-13

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November l2.-
The third jolli6cation over Cleveland 5
election took place tonight. 1t surpasses
anything in the history of this place. The
streets were as bright as day. Cannon
doomed and rockets famed. The torch
light procession was of great length. Ex-
cursion trains were in from all direc-
tons. Every speaker referred to the
story told the negroes of their ~re-enslave-
ment if Democratic President was elect
ed and was strongly denounced. Resolu-
tons expressing strong Union sentiments
were adopted.
JACKSON, Mississippi, November IL
Yazoo City and Meridian celebrated Cleve-
lands election tonight,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November IL
The all-day celebration of Democrats of
this city in honor of the election of Cleve-
land and Hendricks was the grandest af-
fair of the kind eve seen here, the pro-
cession was immense. After the process
sion 5000 people were fed at a barbecue.
Tonight the city is Illuminated and a
very large torch-light procession is parad-
ing the streets. Speeches were made by
General Rosecrans, Fitz Lee j.. S. Bar
bour, r. 7. Merrick and others.
, 1884-11-13

=
NEW YORK November : Mat
ana Express lhepupliean) this afternoon
says: The oilcial canvass OF the vote OF
this state Is IN progress to-day. Few
changes were made by the canvassers yes
terday. 1t IS now generally conceded that
the vote oil the counties above Harlem
bridge cannot be changed to effect Cleve-
land S plurality. An accidental error may
entirely wipe out The plurality and on this
alone are based the nopesot the hepubli-
, 1884-11-13

NEwBURG, N. Y, November l2,-
Thomas Beveridge, the head of the Bev-
eridge Brewing Company, widely known
among the brewers of the country, is dead,
aged74. He was a prominent member
of the Masonic fraternity.
PIrTsBURo, November l2.-Ormsby
Phillips, one of the proprietors of the
Pittsburg Dispatch died suddenly this
morning at 9 O'Clock of nervous prostra-
ton. The deceased was for many years
prominently connected with the iron and
glass industries here. He was Mayor OF
Allegheny city for three years and at the
time of his death was President of the
Board of Managers of the Western Peni-
Tertiary.
, 1884-11-13
WIRE WHISPERS.

Thomas A. Hendricks will review a
Democratic parade in Philadelphia Satur-
day evening.
The French casualties at the fight on
the Tansui road last week, are reported
to be triaing.
Diphtheria and typhoid fever increasing
alarmingly in Montreal. Attributed to
defective draining.
The Croftes on the Isle of Wight have
decided not to resist the police sent there
to quell disturbances.
George G. Min opened in San Fran
cisco in Hanlct last evening to a large
and critical audience and was well re-
ccived.
Forty-three deaths from cholera occur
red in Paris yesterday. There were two
deaths at Mclun and the same number at
Toulon.
The corn crop is much better this year
than it was in 1889. The potato crop ex-
ceeds one hundred and ninety million
bushels.
BY an overwhelming majority the cor
poration Of the city of Limerick refused
to pay any attention to the second writ
for additional police tax.
At the Shrewsbury, Eng, races yester-
day, for the Shrewsbury cup, the handi-
cap race was won by Springbok, Post
second and Umpire third.
The English Government now estimates
that the Nile expedition will cost 81 ,O0O.-
600 additional o rthe army and ss24,OOO
for the navy, and the Bechuana expedi-
f675.0O for the army and e50,000
for the navy.
, 1884-11-13

BALTIMORE, November l2.-At the
meeting of the Plenary Council to-day
several subjects to be considered were
called up and placed in the hands of the
committees. 1t is expected that most of
the committees will be ready to report
Friday. 1t is understood that the higher
education of the clergy and of the people,
and Of the marriage relation will be among
the most important subjects to be consid-
cred. Only matters affecting the gov
ernment of the Catholic Church in the
United States will be considered, the
Council having nothing to do with dog
mas of faith. The attendance Of delegates
at the session to-day was full. This even
ing Bishop Gilmour, of Cleveland,
preached in the cathedral on ''The Neces-
sity of Revelation" Tomorrow a Ponti-
ical mass of requim will be celebrated
at the cathedral for the repose
of the souls of the Bishops who have
died since the meeting of the Second
Plenary Council. Archbishop Alemany,
of San Francisco, will be celebrant and
Archbishop Corrigan, Of New York, will
pronounce the eulogium.