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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-29
Harnesses and Saddles
REDUCED PRICES,

take pleasure TO inform the public that in
connection with my Tannery I have opened a
shop for the special purpose Of manufacturing
HARNESSES AND SADDLES at reduced prices
expenses and employing only FIRST class hands,
can make HARNESSES AND SADDLES, strsng
solid and Of frst-class make at exceptional bar
gains. Before buying elsewhere, give me call
and convince yourself Of the cheapness and quail
ty Of my goods. It will pay you.
y. FOLK,
French Tannery. Macy street, near covered
bridge, Los Angeles. aug3tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-28
The Planter,
The Iwalani

CAMERON, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at pm, for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Eleele,
and Waimea, Kauai. Returning, leaves
Nawiliwili every Saturday evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-28
The James Makee,

FREEMAN, Commander
Leaves Honolulu every Thursday
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at
4 pm, and touching at Wainae, both
ways.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05


A few days ago member Of the HrRALp
editorial STAFF he'd the pleasure OF meeting
colonel J. N. Hymsn, OF Siephsusyiiie,
Erath county, commonly called Jim" BY
a., frienos In their familiarity with the
Whole. souled gentleman that ne H. he
came TO Texas a few years ago poor, with
no capital save his good sense, his line bust
ness capacity and his indomlisble energy,
Now he 10 well.to'do, Is ons OF inc
stock owners In that region and good for
tune Is smiling on all his sndeavors. Colo.
mel LYMAN was colonel OF the Third
regiment OF North Carolina state troops,
and on several occasions 10 Virginia, rs
.epior colonel commanded bnsa O. Dr.
&. d. rhurston oil this city was colonel oil
he Third regiment OF North Carolina Con,
fass as troops dut snd together ,SsS severe be.
iu 1%'' intimate IN" u ana warm aim personal
trends. When the civil war comm ncsd
jim Lyman was in New York IN busi less.
being worth $50L 900, but he immediately
came sluth ani jlined his fortunes WIN
toe southern c0nfederscy. Sacr iicln
and losing ell his interests in New YORK
80 that M was dead broke as poor AZ ,hr
poorest when the war closed. Bu'
he vent earnestly b work when
the war WAS over 10 buiid
no his shattered fortunes, succeeding, bn'
indihsrenily well un' he came 10 Texas q
few years ago. HIS wife - u daughter 81
tho lste Hon Kenneth Riynor, for long
wears Congressman from North Caro1na
nud solicitor Of he Uoited slates treasury
department, where be died few
weeks ngo. When Mr. Hymsn started Ia
Texas he left his wiic ~ the house
Of her unole, Hon. Gus Henry
srandson OF Patrick Henry and the eagle
nrAtpr OF tennessee and came INTO ieStr
When he reached Dallas ~ Trend loaned
HIM money enough TO get 10 StephenSyille'
Erath county, where he Welt Yigor-
uusly 20 work and TO-DAY ne
Il, Ia easy ind comfortable circnIo'
.ta,css. Fail OF energy. fine business
man aud progressive aud ,horough-golng'
ne Is thinking III making Dallas his home
and will be quite an acquisition to our
CITY, Tor he il one of the progressive, goa
head kind, Just snch mao ns Daiias
e,ds. The HERALD extends cordial vel
q one 10 all such new com'rs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
. IAN AMUSING SCENE.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-TPress 1-Sena.
tors, as usual, on Friday night, were very
tired, aud rs the hour !or adjournment drew
Dear. began TO lay plans for a Saturday
holiday Senator Eomur de and Allison, WI
are beginning to be sQme chat anxious
about the progress Of legislation, laid their
plans 10 secure q session tomorrow Sen
ator Morgan had been speaking on the edu
cation bill for half an hour.
"Will you give way for o motion 10 nd
journ 2" whispered Senator Allison.
"Glsdly," whispered Senator Morgan in
reply; II am very tired"
Senator Allison addressing the chair:
THE senator from Alabama gives way fol
q motion to adjourn tili"--Qnaudible).
Senator Edmunds lin the chair: The
senator from Iowa moves that the senate
rinaudible.1 Those In favor say aye"
Two or three voted aye on general prin'
ciples.
"The ayes hsve IL, and the senate stanos
adjourned till 9 O'clock to morrow"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
- -
PERSONAL.


Captain r. p. Cowen. OF Fort Worth was
in the city yeelerdaf.
W. War,land, ~ Gs'nesvillc, Texas, Coz
neoted with the Red River cattle company,
Is in the city.
Captain James l.. Reed promineut cat.
tie man and also banker In Fort Worth Is
In the city.
Colonel z. T.. Rainey. who wes operated
on some two weeks ago for the removal oil
o wen 10 out again.
Hon. J. Peter Smith, Mayor Of Fort
Worth, and ons Of Its foremost and largest
capitalists 10 In the city.
Judge g. N. Aldrldge has gone to Hsarne
to epsnd q faw days with Mre. Aldridge,
who 10 visiting friends there.
Mr.. Phocion Howard. staff correspond
emit OF Oh Gaze IntsI-O Ocean. wss in the city
yesterday ard paid the HERALD office
visit.
Capitals J. II. Tressvsnt, the well.kpown
rspresen tative Of the Horse Shoe chewing
tobacco. 10 In the city. q guest OF the
Windsor.
Henry Lewis, tbs Topu o.. aid efficient
deputy sheriff, who mas been confined Il
bis bed the past two ~erka by severe at
tack Of fever 10 e. ! re about again
DR.. w. A Bsldipe, o. Troy, New York, Il
In the city and sill preach at The Com
merce street Christian church tomorrow
morning and evening. DR.. BELONG 10 guest
O, D.. A. A Jo"~.'cr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.
NEw ORLEANS MARKET.


new ORLEANS Aoril 4.-tlDur Quiet and
steady; family. $3.50 to S4.75; high grades,
IS 25 to So rs Corn quiet but steady;
mixed IS. Osta--demand fair and prices
nigher, A tn 80, Uornmesl scarce and held
higher, So 20 Hay quiet and firm:
prime, Sl4 to SIC 80 l 2; choice, S17 80 2
to $3.50 l.2. Pork lower and scare; .Sls.
Lard STEADY; tieros refined, 9.35; keg,
0.75. Bulk meats in fair demand
but at lower rates; shoulders packed, Ia;
season for sides over. Bacon in good de-
msnd but ut lower rates and scarce;
shou lders-sLong clear and clear rib. 10 Ia.
Hams--Choice sugar oured canvassed.
1919 to 1884 whickey. steady
and unchanged. Coffee dull and Arm; Rio
csrgoes, common TO prime. 0 Ia to IL. Su-
gar dull and unchanged; common to
good common, IL to 4 7.s; fair
70 iully fair, 8 10 to 8 "A
prime, 53S; yellow clarified,
63S to s34; white clarified, 634;
granulstsd. Z. Molasses quiet and
steady; centrifugal, IT to 90: iermsntiDg,
20 TO IS; rstsilsd, 20 to %. Rice dull and
nnch anSed: Louisiana, ordinary 70 prime.
4 5-s to 90. Bran doll and lower; 62 l.3to 05
Cotion.seed oii-Pfime crude. 90 to 81;
summer yellow, 40.
Sis ht exchange on New York, $l.6O per
81 600 premium; sterling exchange B. B.,
487 l.2,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
-. QUESTION OF INTEREST.

Beside electing certain municipal omcere
on the Sih ius'., the people in cssiisg bal
lois, will decide FOR or sgsins, cows running
AZ large within the city l,.niis. Every cor
po-ation Ia the Ua.ted Sia'es
that mas passed from tho iorma-
tive period into metropolitan dignity
has had this question before is vo'ers, sud
ALWAYS with one fe.ult. lis net possible
to have u city and q free co~ range Oh the
sstre spot, ard therefore th- question Is
Ell nple. Even smily thet sefks TO au-
t,,y home Win Covers AID shfubs ;; OF
posed 10 coss. 1ha house k'efer
guo.e lot Is irailly irlp'ed is
opposed {, the COW bcausc the
genle animal es's up q weeks washing
fr.m the drying line aud uiterss plsintive
"noohl" when the delicate pasture IL ex-
h.us,ed. The cotton buyer IL opposed 10
the town COW because abe prefers eating .
hoIe ia q bale Of spot cotton without re-
gard tn its ordinary or good mid.
ding qualities, and reducing IT.
future value many points. A brorzs
lawn statue Is matter oi conv.niencs tor q
town coz, aud che has no faore respect Tor
APOLLO ON a pedestal than ihe hss r a
telephone post, when her do NEEDS he
90 thlre imitation desired from q fcra Oh
.ns tres. The town CIV must g1. She
had her day aud ste must. retreat
lore ~. t.-lca OF Improvements - az E.
D., other taia.s rastic haze been -
nsr..i IN ordrrt A. NJ city usJ grow.
~a.,, ,nore 10 keep ac,F Ia The ci'y and 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
A SUICIDE.

,.s TSsrlS of Of H III mother at the Fair
grounds, tired OF life shot himself
Through the heart yesterday morning about
10 O'Clock. Justice Kendall, acting cor
oner, empsnnelleda Jury Of inquest TO IN.
death, The ,ollowing 10 the testimony I'D.
duced and the W IDIOT Of the jury:
JULIUS =. O0NN,
the first witness sworn, says: "Charles W.
Spraaue was \ halt brother OF mine: this
morning l ~ss engaged In painting the
house and Charlie came out leaning, on
his stick; hs hsd leg leg broken ken
; some .S yssI' to ago. walk 'no .rou nd.
I asked him how the painting looked, and
he au,Wt red, IAN right; it will bs very
rice when you get another coat OF paint
On.n inst rfer this time my mother was
approsc ching the house from nay els er's and
was o little way off from the house.
heard the report Of pistol and ran into
on the floor struggling. He only lived
few minutes and aever spoke. There was
his pistol ON the floor, q thirty.eight
self-cocking pistol. His clothes we're re-
moved from hts breast over the heart and a
pigtol wound found there, anu there being
no hole In his clothing his
breast must have been bare
ut the time, az Olu uc5A Wuo
I know OF no reason why he should kill
himself He had a good home and kind
friends and relatives ! suppose II was
financial troupl and grief over his leg be-
ING broken. He lost good deal Of money
travelling. Deceased Was % years old last
January.
the second witness said: II was assisting
Mr.. Conn pain,ing The house this morning
Mr.. Sprague had just been out to
where we were at work and
had walked into the house
Conn INN ped Off the scsffold aud ran In
ard returned 10 n moment and said that
be (sprssueI had shot himself ana
aud ran ia and found him In the dying con-
dition Just described BY Mr.. Conn"
The VERDICT.
Altar hearing the above testimony, the
iury OF inquest returned q verdic. that the
deceased, o. W. 6prsuge. came to his death
from the effects OF pistol shot In his own
hands, on the morning OF the 4th OF April,
1884, in East Dallas"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

s|:ss !. u LII . {. % o!!!s:s q !s|: 4
:.ssss s. yss sss;s. e - s.
secretary Al thcss present enrolled
shsnsslvss = msmbsre. = ID . ecwwiIsee
OF three was appointed By the ohairmen 70
notify ell che regular prsctlclpg .physicie9,e
ofths city and county o. the cotton o. tnis
meeting, and request ther pr:csno: ana 20
held st the same plaoe, Saturday, April
18Th. At s y. m. THIS 10 certainly . move
In thu right direction, for out Of sone 'orty
or hfly practitioners In ths city, there 70
not . single organisation. The above So
c!ssy smbfaces some Of the q nest talent IN
the state. ard We expect - hear OF some In
tsreslipg aud effective work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
AT THE THEATRE.

One Of the very best kh0ws 81 the season
was given last night by Baron Hartwig see'
man. Hs 10 without superior In oie !ine
40 magician aud stidigitateur. A nn'
ished artist 10 his peculiar buslns ., noe
musician and hcholar, q painter, = noole'
man, q versatile genius, and o gentleman,
he has well carmel tue hign repnte
Ia which he 10 held by those Who know him.
IL was the unanimous verdict last night
that he has never had his equal here In
There IN q treat In store for the little
children to-day at the matinee snd sRain
,o-nisht for ihs older ones. The several
tricks are most cleverly performed, Tue dis,
solving visws are alone worth the price OF
admission and the suspension IN tne AIRS
10 truly wonderful. Suspsnutd IN mia ayr
his daught IA bed for iull quarter OF an
hour, while vsrious transformations are
mg.e to represent tho different nstiona,i-
ties The bgron makes no secret OF MS
method. II 10 done by electricity. Above
the young lady hangs a .poTotiul msgaet,
around her body " belt. ana beneath her
Il . box. I'll duly charged with cleo
triclty, md In this manner tue WORK
Il done IL must he seen 10 be appreciated
A complimentary letter from ths CSsr OF
Russia and one from Prince Bismarck attest
tbs work M THIS swedish baron aud worlu
renowned artist,
A curious souvenir is in his possession.
| 10 a gold ring ou which Wa sAw INC iol'
lowing rel reseuta,ion, viz: "ihe crgGihxiOn
Of Christ. or Chris, on the cross the ladder
which hs ascended; the spear that pierc d
his bod; tho ink.sinnd nud pen used 10
sign ste death warrant; inc nails;
the dice used; the sponge; lhe
hesd o the pric.G thu Il man hc mh'; tho
u ll.r of 'he trmpl-. thn sword; "a. De,
whilen ruby rerrsseuie toe olood; ITO ,
e,c' IL Ia Ole Of two made hv order of thi
grand duke OF WirtemhurR. Germany, Tor
Martin Luther aud hie brid. w1en they
were msffisd. A coon'esi 10 Swtdsn owGs
the duplicate. sud thsy are OF inmense
value.
90 early 70 the mstinse as the house will
he orogded. A present Is ~ etoro Tor
many a child this afternoon, and many a
,rn :, "A n.fspn 10. night,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
The Most Extensive Exhibit
IN LADIES' and CAILDREN'S HOSE

That made any Southern city, now be seent
our store We have made preparations for this display
months ago. having then placed orders in the hands
of the most reliable manufacturers in France England and
Germany We well prepared do large business and
to goods prices which by far lower than those our
patrons in the habit OF having quoted TO them at
anv previous season. 1t will be for you to look
through line of goods whether you wish to buy or
not Our Hosiery this is remarkably pretty des gns
and coorings entirely new assortment complete
and there isn't another house the South that offers
equal opportunity for selection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
Max. MIN. Mean Rain
Temp Temp Temp fail.
WACO.

Waco. April 4.-[spe cial. Mr.. Powell,
a farmer living In Falls county, was rob-
bed to-day near Golindo, Of SSi. Mr.. Pow.
eli came 10 Waco yesterday and sold his
cotton, and on MS way nome ha Was passt
by two men on horseback. A short distance,
on he caugkt up with them. when they pu,
their pistols Ia his face and demanded his
money. They left him, coming Ia the d.
rection of Waco, but were seen to separate
about halt mile from where the robbery
~ corn n, cd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Ex. SENATOR CoSKLISo admitted in court
che other morning thst he was much dis
appointed at not being able to attend the
circus the previous evening on account Of
legsl matters. He probably wanted 20 get
points on posing from the clown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Ia one Of the n,x g,'ls schools.
The inspector arrives 20 make an ersmi-
nation.
%. with /, have the best informed vonrs
lsdy come 10 tae black ssri." he tsys sell
emmy.
one moves
-Tn-n s~ys he. graoriully. VI should
! he me preit At ops 20 come"
They sii s'and ur.-rF--rch Fun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Tns attention Of our basinsss men Is
dirscts to the correspondence from R,ok'
we'll, to be found In another colnmn. The
author speaks "by the card, !" and hls state
msnts should b. we'll weighed. Here 10 IN
opportunity which. u neglected. we'll DO
lamsntsi forever. Take the tide at 10
flood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

II should be the business OF every one
having n col to troat II promptly snd
nrorerly nj iii Il Is soltrn rid of--in,elli-
cent experience fortunately presenting
curstivs IN Dr.. Jsyne's Exyec,orsnt,
thoroughly adapted 10 remove speedi'y all
coughs and colds, aIlsy any exciting it,
hammaton Of ,he throat or lungs AID re.
move the distressing symptoms OF asthma
or nlsurify
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

here ere n ovuips ~ CIV ~ ~ eosss
In general and particular svils, asidpg rom
her prsssnos on the trests-s horned msn
acc thrss'sning every helpless child With
death. Good bye, cfumpls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

A WILD rumor is on the wing that TX
4nRAsuRss POLK 10 not dead. but in Texas.
A csdsver from medical college occupied
fhe casket which weeping friends and rels-
tives followed to the tomb. while The great
dsfaolssr was speeding away N Pullman.
The stassment ,s probably worth asoot Ten
cents on ne do.lx.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

The New York Herald has an editorla
headed "Flood o ,cillstions in the Missis'
sippi" Onto likely the writer had spent q
night In tree.top jus. above the level Of
the raging waters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Nh. BECK struck the education bi
slsdgs- hammer blow. when he dscl rtd
that It was the reputl can wooden hor,e to
be sent through the gates OF the south. And
the hollow equine gave forth conHImstory
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
Observation-Disclosures.

There "a. been. for syms time past. a
d,son.f,.n among The medical fraternity OF
lie I'll, y t,tns nrcpri-ty OF an orcsnixs-
f,so ~ ,he regular protest. IN In the city
81 en- T. snt, a -oo.-ts i,r the m1insl
i.n.r ,cetarot pfciecfis1 and sociai inter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

rnus,yIish Young ladies OF Pnlidelphia
wear li.tle gold kangaroos on their watch
chains to remind the gentlemen that it is
leap wear. But this may be jumping at
CONCLUSIONS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Ccsoxrso dogs TO harmonixs with he
sesthetic surroundings OF the boudoir Is u
new and profitable indu.try. Toe judi.
clous use of dynamite should not be
froVued down
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Cooper, who fired q salute ut Brown
Tkursdav morning and who gave himself
mn. was arrested and jailed. Hs gave bond
Yesterday morning. Brown was captured
and lodged In jsii. There appears to be
mitigating circumtt ,nces ~ regards the
role played nv Cooper. Bo W is ibs hus'
bond of Coop.r's sis'' a ID abused her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

GEORGE W CHrLB, has 100000 trads dol
lars, which he firmly believes the govern
msnt will eventually redeem. He had bet
Ter wors them off IN the contribution boxes
and get Q 10 per cent. discount from
fIlaarity
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
NArunAL,zEp:

W'lli.m B.csen., .uri ct If the king
dap.nt Belgium, ant NJ sur c. D-dralhaug.
a c,,is.n ~ tn- reDuDic of France. took
ms ,sfurai zsicn psD.rs yetterdsy, and
or msse sh.rety fnllfedssd cit'ssns Of
a II ,tl,d St-tes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Cor,rcArA, TEX. J. + SMITH 4 Co., "
Lou,.. Your Bile Bsaus AMI Co,l aud fs-
v.r tonic Is every vou c'a'm Tor them.
We can recommend them very highly.
Yours respectfully,
w. y. SHOOK d o..
r. s~ys hv all druvrs-s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

A TaoMAsron. CaIifo mia. oyster dealer
found $4,000 pearl in huge oyster that
was exceedingly difficult TO open. " was
In truth pearl OF great priss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

WHnKY's day of grace Is us and the
country is patiently awaiting that grand
commercial crash predicted by the sovo-
oates OF the bonded extension bill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Az Indiana man hires mis- d vofcsd wife
as q servant. AID now he has TO refrain
from the temptation to surTeptitiousls
match A kiss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

ME-. HZSDRIcK's arrival home Is daily ey-
pected. He VANS 10 preside at the IN
tony on the NcDoxALp boom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

~ Anu, P.a..., pr pr Tor ~ the
80 .mpsxu.e Fsscsis-, . ~ ',frs sir ~.
Al ,hnnrs.s. Au.trsiis. Wa cnr-i. h. ",
81 th,nm-fism By II. Jacobs Or the y'sa'
r,in oouousrer. after AL otnsr specifies
=. - a.. %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Tar ssddest thing about the great riot Is
that BEN BurrERwoRrH's name dcesn't
dsure In the list ct the killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
SATURDAY, APRIL 3. 1884.
INDICATIONS.

For tho Western Gulf siaics Psrty CLOUDY
weather; local "a ms in southern portion; north
cas-, t, southeast winds; slight rise 10 iempera'
turt; STATIONARY followed by falling barometer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

ME-. GEORGE ". CapGE has parted from
New Orlesns and Will coil himself mp 10
New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

think Gfaut'- o,rr.r ekc-.-,ip bat OF any
yn.s. I ever knee. Consir-rus hos % mr.
l,t va =, ne otrinring OF he ~er. how nb-
rrnr.- a. q sim 1T hop'is.-. ten his 4 ~
.-dinnrs = c-,s-ry Of f0rnrs snf ~ifn 49,
oa.is.t tf.c- tith IN. morArrhs ard peops
a., he 4 o -. il -, M 9 me- ,h-' NJ ieens
tnsno ! To 2 ms c.. 2 W lJ Tucker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON. April 4.-Folloving. Is the
weather report for the cotton belt furnish.
ed by the United States signal service, act
ing In conjunction with the railways:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
AsfRUsHED.

khou, o'clock this morning q negro
n.ni.d Richard Douglas, who wac scrubb'ng
the fiour OF The Sock Yard saloon in East
Da,l.s, was shoi by party from the out
Idle ana seriously wounded. He claims 10
knoS who did tho cowardly set, but failed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

II 10 on tho cafdstha when the consular
s1d lipiomssic appropriation bill % con-
e;dersd 81 COMMITTEES OF the whole. some
member thirs,ins for no,criety will move
- sts he out the appropriation for ths pry
II minister TO Gcsmsny. The name d
a. mover q not given. bn. his occipd'sl
aovelopmsut has evidently been checked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Is ~.s Or. .cs..i 1909 - have been
NJ - ne tnlic na4v year. Pr 'e''ee-
80 con <hs ia itrnat troubles tsty are
en- 'erilr 10 "a sthes srt.o.es- oad olly IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
A MODEL MAN.

THEas we're good many bull.its IN the
from Cincinnati.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05

Quick Acting aud sure.
Dsv. .n~lr s,nsir b snson's CapciDe
Porous Plaster o cure sci,tica.
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