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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
THEATRICAL NOTES.

OBJ. Bishop, the popular comedian, will
b. .eie Friday night. 's Wido" bedo'i'
Timothy A.lO.
Five theatrical agents were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. HenryWolfaohn representing Min
MIC Hauk, leit Tor Cors.oana last night
Tho largest business done this season by
any com edian In New Orleans was by q. H.
Bishop, at the Academy last week,
Mrs. Benton would like to borrow a spin
ming wheel Tor Tuesday night for harsue'
rite Ia Faust.
That 4 fed artist in stage decorating, hrs'
Charles Benton, hiss been "perusing con
oluaOns infinite Ia pursuit OF knowledge
OF styles Of centuries ago. The result 10
thst modern wurkmen OF Dallas have oeen
start led with orders TO build models OF the
dueal chairs, tables and Sidsb ,ardi OF tho
patterns IN uso IN the days OF the wars o.
Lancaster and YORK. Such a chsn ~
Clarence sat In when he dream
ed on the eve OF hts
death In the Mslnsey butt
has bsen constructed and is in plaza on tho
stage In tho Dallas opera'house. Shs mas
nlso elected great variety OF painted
vases OF antique mould and the next sories
off entrrtainm ents will have better staging
thab eyer before. Mrs.. Benton IL aoGom.
plished in adjusting the eternal fitness OF
surroundings and. given the same inaterlsl,
she can accomplish greater results than any
s.sge.dtisr IN the south.
The early English iurni,ute and chan
delier used IN the Hnuk concerts were
made especially for the occasion and are IN
ebony and sold, upholstered In PINK, blue
aud cardinal
Mr.. KuepAy has kindly loaned u hand
some rilt clock. vases and other hric.A-brac.
Mr.. Webb Greek vases, Rogerb' s.a!usry
paintings, etc.
Mr.. Frank v. Hawloy, business manager
OF O. II. Bishop, In the Widow Bedott Com
sdy company, is In The city.
Mr.. A. b. Coley. busineh agent OF Miss
Ada Gray. Ia East Lynn. H. IN tine CITY
making ready Tor that lsdy'b Dallas dates
| l0lh and 20.h instant. .,
Not idle talk, hut an actual fact-tho dia
monds at Knsphy's jewelry store are tht
largest ever exhibited in the state.
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CRANlllDISPLAY

or Electric Ii.ht aud the Largest ttoeL
of Chinnwsrr IN the South-rincst store
adiss and strangers Visiting the sty
Cordially Invited to Attend tho Opening
of Go,lin's China wall.
M. Gaslin IN connection With the Dallas
National bank have prepared store room
not eIcelled Ia tue whole south, ana with
the immense stock that has been arriving
for the lsot two months no china hal or
crockery store will equal. We do not cay
tsis because Il may be a. advertisements
hut we say IL because We know II, and MI.
Gosin kindly invites you to be- tufe and
pay him Welt on "Wednesday
evening 30 that yen nay Judge
Tor Yourself that the new China Hal isnot
only not eclipsed, but not eluslsd IN
variety and quality Of goods, bsauiy oil
store snd futures, politeness OF attendants
In the whole south, New Orleans not ex'
cepted go, -.
on Wednesday evening, the l2.h inst.
the rsost beau it'll display by electric nnd
gas light will ba seen AZ the grand opening
oil the new China Hall at the corner of Elm
nnd Murphy ttrceta, Mr.. ID. Gosiin, pre-
prietor, that has ever been seer
ia any city In the south.
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THE PALACE OF FASHION.

Truly II may be said that the merchant
tailoring establishment OF Mr.. Ii. thinner
man. sT Main street, Is the pslace OF fash.
ion In our city, and 1t would seem almost
super(luous to say anything more than 10
merely mention that he had received MS
No v spring goods, to cause a perfect iush
10 the establishment by the gentry OF our
city and vicinity in making their selections
for spring and summer wear.
Mr.. Zimmerman IL well known among us
AZ gentleman of exquisite taste In select
ING goods OF his line, and in doing so Tor
thi, season one would think he had almost
outdone himsslt by the immense STOCK 10
be seen on his counters, which ~ com posed
of the very latest novelties OF the season:
Agan artistic cutter II is a conceded fact
that he stauda pre- eminenilY ABOVE All
Others In north Texas, and with his pres
ent corps OF workmen he is prepared 10 tnfu
out his work in manner tha' VIII
compare win any OF the large cilesi
and as M elegant, genial, suevo gentleman
n IL OILY necessary for one to call upon MN,
nt his place OF business to be convinced
thgt th.y will have been treated WI q taHl
degree oil politenesa that always makes one
feel AZ though they had soents ieW mo
menis pleasantly end rcgretiul OF tsE ~.
their lssye, L. is his delight 20 snow n,
tasteful selections snd make everyone Toe!
welcome 10 examine his stock regnrdIess o
4 purchase. Aud no genu sman In BAus'
should make purchase this s.as0n v ltp
ont nrst examining the magnificent Soc'
OF our Tailor Prince.
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THE PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY.

"Nothing succeeds like success" The
Pacific EXPRESS csmpany moved into then
elegant new qusriers in the Dallas Nationai
Bank building SIS Main street yesterday
and a brief history OF the company In Dslla'
NAV not be uninteresting TO the majority
of our readers Tnree years ago this month
the Pacific opened for business Ia this STATE
"a a competitor Of the then exclusive con-
many. "rhe Texas" appointing III
4, :. Garrison, their agfr
for Dallas, rented the bui oirf
a, COS Msin street for sn Office, ann stsft af
hnsircss 18th iorce ri two the
a~.nt nsking one Of that numb. r
A one hose (h'rsd) exoress wagon coin-
oris-d the accessorisl service. sud with
cheese box Tor counter and h.t Tor
safe n1siness wss begnn. To-csy 20 oafs
have psssed and the Pacific is y ~ With ~,
and from present appearances 10 likely
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10 DO here for generations 10 come
Under the able aud efficient mtnNreWsui
OF SIR. Garrison the oompany'a business hss
steadily Increased, and to-day that NJ ile
Dallas otiloo ~ the largest Ia the sistp, and
Immense traffic cossl.ia % eleven men
while I've WagOnH AMI ten hOfsFs are re-
anlrsd 10 dispatch tho business, The IN
crease OF 1883 over that ~ 1852 being over
90 per cent, while 1884, ~ far, gives
promise OF still better showing, and We
understand that tue Texas company makes
equally M good n record. Who says Dsl-
las IN not booming. M every mrfeheni
knows the business Of tho express COM
panics, Is ag)od criterion upon which o
bAgs the business OF the city.
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Statutes restricting tho term oil o,rtam
officers 90 tour years WAC fnvofanly ~
ported 10 day from the commitloe On r.
torn Of the civil service. THIS applies 70
the terms OF the otllcos OF dielr,ot attorney
ohisf justices and associate justices l,IIl
tories. encouragement, registers mn ~
oelyers, collectors ~ customs, naval oihcefh
snd surveyor Of oms. All,
Postniaster, General Gresham, Fiitt
A ssistsnt Poslmsster-General Hh'
ton and Superintendent Thompson OF the
railway mail service, LETT Tor new
York this morning TO take pas
sage on tho first train OF the new
fas. mail line between New YORK
aud Chicago. Tho train leaves Nov YORK
AT $40 Tonight and reaches Chicago ~ hhli
an houralter midnight Sunday.
THE commissioner OF Internal revenue
will leave Washington tomorrow night Tor
Frankfort, Kentucky, on private business
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A nIAIlLOCK.

WASHINGTON, March The conference
committee on the resolution approprlaung
SiO,0 FOR the D,nville and Copiaa county
Investigations, held their frat meeting 10
day, and after discussion disagreed Tue
houso oOnierees would not rsoede roiu
the clause restricting the use oil money 70
Investigations already ordered anu the ssn.
the unanimous vote OF the senate ngsinst
II was equivalent 10 instructions told :hem
to oppose It. Upon adjourning It was rndor.
stood another conferences will DO held, out
II Is not thought probable an agreement
will BE- reached by the present conlereea'
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c,rssox noHuoNIsM.

wAsuIsGTos, March ,s,-tPress; John
T. Cnlne, delegate from Utah, made an ar
gument before the house cocmitteo on YER
ritorlss to-dey, in which he criticized the
Elmundi bill and Cassidsys blll IA RES
TON 10 polyaamy as unconstitutional. He
ndmItted the right OF government 10 punish
poygsmy as q crime Il it ceoired to do 80 !,
but nevertheless the Mormonsbelieve ~
was right, He cited the example OF the
pstriarohs in support OF their belist Utah
was barren waste until the Mormons
came and converted II into It's prosent stsle.
The Meyicsu war. and deserved considerA-
linn from The government.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

Yesterday youpg man, who suose'
onsntlv gave his name as William Nelson,
mounted on chestnut sorrel horse, when
he was riding without any saddle, halted
on M ain street and offered to sell the am
nal for the small sum OF 80, apou' one.
him arrested him on suspicion OF being
horse thief and lodged him in the county
Iii. He told several different stories as TO
where no came from, which confirms ihe
officer in his belief that there Is something
crooked about the prisoner.
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POSTAL POINTS.

WAsxrsaTos, March Especial. Min
lister Walsh, Of Laredo, was to-day hp-
pointed inspector at Laredo.
M. Maxey's subcommittee OF the
senate to-day agreed TO support the Dill
providing an appropriation Tor the payment
Of mail contractors Ia Texas and other
southern states for five years, beginning
Mr.. Marcy Gays there were charges filed
aealnst ]. O. Ogle for postmaster at Lam
pssss. and 8. O. Thompson for poitmaster
At Hampstead: hence those names were no
longer held up at the request OF opponents
of these gent enen aud the committee
couid only take c,gnizsnce OF the nomi-
nses. no matter how worthy the inoum-
bents: ,.. vo..
county. are ne. postoflicea, with j. Il.
Price and Ii. II. Boos poslmastors respec'
lively. ...t.aa
rostmester a. Abilene: issued to-day. Inc
bond OF G. w. Whitfield, postmaster at
DeKalb, Bowie county, was approved To-
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C.rTLrMEs,s CONVENTION.

Al p.rrIes VINO have received invitations
m ihe bi and banquet eau obtain tickets
ofadmission by calling at the opera house
Monday from p. m. to p. M. and every
dsy thereafter from 10 u. m. to D p. IN.
Anv subscribers VINO have no received
ia Wits tions can obtain tickats OF admission
hv ling Tor same. ED. T. KELLY,
Secretary Executive Committed
CALL.
Members of the reception committee OF
The Ctttlemen's Convention are requested
70 meet at the City Hail Monday evening
q o'cIock %. m. ". l.. CABELL,
Chairman.
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nTATING UNCLE SAM.

Henry Vance, who wa arrested at Mn
ersi Wells on the charge of selling red eye
without licsnse, had an examining trial be-
fore United States Commissioners McCor-
mex Yesterday a.d was bound over to ar-
swer in the sum OF $500, which he gave, Tor
his aprensrce at the August term OF the
(, defal court at Graham.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
MARCH MATINGS.

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the past week; Horace
Tipps and Violet McCornella; W. h. May
field aud Annie Nj. Armstrong; b. foun :,
v U.mbrick; J. w. Gainor and Florence
Cressysll: Robert Hsrcon, and mary
Chandler; william Robertson and Annie
Tncser: NJ, b. Ketchum and NJ. q. Foster.
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TIM xvoUAN,s RIGUrEEs

WASHINGTON, MARCH, s.-lPressl,-Miss
Susan u. Anthony, Pbmbe Cousin. Mrs.
Hngeert and other members OF the woman
suffrage association made addresses teiore
Inc bouse Judiciary committee advocating
the extension of the right ofsnfirogs TO
their sex.
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pie have been humbugged much that It Is nearly
impossible get them TO BELIEVE an ADVERTISEMENTS
but have asked you 20 and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS the TRUTH. Therefore, tell you
that H. Mituentha has just returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained large stock of bankrupt goods
consisting Of the above and knowing 1t is thing inn
possible to take OF our Spring Stock OF goods that
daily arriving unless w make room; therefore,
you will you will be surpr beyond your belief
worth OF goods at prices that will astonsh well
please you. These goods now spread OUT our
counters loose Come and convince yourselves at
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Notice.
Notice.

IT, having been ouFTbHIIy rtpsSs w
gam bling would DO permitted by thoss in
Authority during the cattle convention,
shortly to conveae In Dallas, We deem y
our duty to again notify ell whom IL MAJ
concern that the law will be rlglniy en-
fnrcsd In th- future as /. has been In tho
mast Oficera are thoroughly prepared 10
,ecure tho srre,t and successful prosecution
OF oil persons who may during ns1t week
attempt a violation OF the laws against
gambling. CHaHLEs LIN
W. II. SMITH, ShoriH.
March S.h, 1884.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

Thsre IL conridstable complaint concern
Inc ths condition nf that portion OF Elm
street Inst east oi Cshell street. Tsc Sc ser
thst psesss beneath has been exposed by
w,fkmen Ia repairing the street and toe
llnyia that emanstss thereilom Is sioker.
NJ in the extreme. The nuisance should
no ehgted.
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TILE DEEP WATER DILEMMA.

WASHINGTON, March S.-tspecihl 1.-The
Galveston city council has gwen instruc-
tions to the delegation, one TO support the
Esds bill and one to secure the regular ap'
nronrintiop of a quarter OF u million. The
ci,;ysns' committee aud delegation are
In a quandary, because to support one
c,b.r The agreement having been already
formally made TO support the Esds bill the
delegation are inclined TO view the Gal
vsstor hsrhor m after ss q question OF state
and not espeo ally Galveston interest,
and their final conclusion Ray take this a.
the ba,is. Messrs. Moody aud Belo have
been autographed to return,
Gresham 10 now here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

The Republican State Central committee
convenes here tomorrow, the lO-h inst,
for the purpose OF selecting tine ana place.
for holding state convention and making an
appor ioAment of delegates.
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A Fine Organ. f. a., -
G. Eiwards has iust received frsm The
Mason & HAmln Orcsn Co: one OF the
fiesst reed orgsus cv.l made. This ins'ru'
uent is a cnun;trpavi IN every prncnlN
Of an orrau made Tor Queen Victoria Tor use
in TIE royal household. Call aud see Il tno
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MISCELLANY.

WAsHIkaros. March s.-TPfess. Messrs.
Thomas Williams and A. Q. White, o.
Youngstown, Ohio, reprssen ling the labor
ing clssses of that place, made arguments
Zee ,gsinst apv reduction In the tariff
They said reduction would necessitste
reduction OF wager.
Tho bill 10 repeal sec ions ri the Revised
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nafias library and Literary ANsOcitiiou'
All lie mem bsrs, 80 1khoiders aud al
in,sras,ed IN iis association, are requested
70 meet AZ the residence Of Colonel John q.
NcCov, on Thursday evening next 81 !
- clock sharp. Business OF Importance.
b. order oil president.
CnLoNEL Ions G. NcCoI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

All are invited TO visit the magnificent
display of fine diamonds and watches at
The reception by the electric light at The
Windsor this evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

The larges. display of brio hrsc, bisque
figures and fancy goods, at the China Hall,
corne- Elm und Murphy streets. Grand
opening Wednesday night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
FEEDING FEDERAL PRISONERS.

MT. Engonc MnfshhI, hsbIsIhNI NIIItu
States attorney, received the decisions or
the United States attorney general yester-
d.y 10 the effect that county authorities are
not allowed, under the law, 10 charge more
than thirty cents each per day Tor feeding
federal prisoners.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

Pass Of the Mississippi river or any other
hubble Water In the state Of Louisiana, and
II 20 by what authority. Adopted.
AdiouFuel
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A. & E. MIT'TENTHAL'S
nIn EEL
ona n oio ELM sTRrET.

atore is handsomely fitted up and with their
polite attention, fair dealing and low prices
they meri. share OF the patronage OF the
puhlp
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nrpruIICAN COMMITTEE.

The finest display OF silyerEsre NJ Gos-
iu's opening "Wednesday night. Dont iau
a
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ADDITIONAL Personal MENTION

ADDITIONAL Personal hENiioN
Captain Thomas West OF Gainesville, Is
A. r Reese, of Lexington, Kentucky Is
at the 81. George. O.
James Balliuger, of Denton, 10 at the 81
George. ,., ,.t.ba CT
George. -, ,,,o
]. Ii. stiff and lady, Mckinney. are at tne
st. George. @. vi. no.
Miss Daisy Saunders, OF 81 Louis, nhs
tbe u silas academy on Monday next.
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4 A r; 70 N7ALAalA.

TIT rETT.E LIKE 4 NEW MAN.
az have had Dyspepsia, with Ccilsilpa-
ton, two years, aud hive tried ten ulHtrtnl
KINDS OF pills, ana TUFTS are the lfst
that have done me my good. Ihcy nave
Cleaned mo out nicely. My appetite -
splendid, food di.estI readily, ana ] now
huyo natural Vnesaros. j feel llkc ll'W
man. W. b. EDWARDS, Palmyra, u
Sullevaryvhcro s5c. OlHoc,ii Murray st.,N.f.
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JENNIE BEAUCuAMP.

WARRINGTON, March s,-tSpeoial. j
Jennie Beauchsmp, Texas delegate to the
WON ans rights meeting here, delivered an
address, showing fsw followers OF the
doctri a In Texas,
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The rrettest store in the south IL ne
neu China Hall Of ID. G1'lin's, corner l. m
ia Murphy streets. Opening Weanesitg
nigh.
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TINE rILDEn BOON.

WAsHrvaros, March s.-[Spscial. 1.-The
Nav York gun to-day and yesterday has
risid editorial, pronouncing Tilden the
choice Of tho Union for democratic prssi'
dent. The matter is believed TO BIO politi-
eel Qossip.
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Respectfully your obedlent servant,
w. l.. CABELL,

The granting of the right Of way 10
Messrs. Conner, Sanger ard Others to con
,truct the belt street railway was then spn
sidered, and after reading pum5er OF petit
tions for and against the road q resolu-
ton was offered by Alderman G. + Carter
that in consideration OF the fact that ma
iority Of the property owners Iepresenupg
the front feet petitioners of the road TIA.
the council proceed to the consideration Of
the ordinance. The ordinance was thkei
up ard after several Amendments counci
adjourned until Monday night when It WI
be taken up tor further consideration.
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Diamonds by the dsIling electric light,
at the Windsor parlor No. IS.
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Tsr s1est di.olsv u h1s clinaTsr' a
g,.lia's opening Wednesday night
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Pianos ard organs sold on easy payments
4 Frees & SOn's.
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TORPID boz.
DFSOREE 80 -. = =
Dss~g f,ttNA "A

TrOm tU"9N ElUrNIs NIIff u" T"|I- u.
th9 Diseases OK the lugasN iicr. lltmo
lyfnptoWB indicate ihlr Slil-i Hfrr A.ut- %
Nppctftet Isusvris costlvt, et'i> Heads
rchs, rtitnsss slfcr entlu., aversion "a
cE.rtlum Of holy ~ Iuiisd, l,fuctrfirfi
of food, Ivritasiiitv % temper, 1sry
enirits, a feeling og having nrg'ectera
sauas ,r7ty, Dizziness. Iluttc Wins; St tire
Heart, IlOta before the eyes. highly colo
orsa Urine, CONTINUATION, md de-
mand tho use ora remedy that nets ulrocNL
on The Liver. As Liver medicine TUTTla
PILLS h..vc no ..lnl Their action on ne
kidnsrs and skin isa'so prompts retNoFing
eli impugi - through these three "seaYs
engers OF tile systsDl," pro.ucing appee
titS, sound digestion, regular Etcois, eleor
kEfrand u vigorous body. TJTT'E FILLS
aauaG no nuHspasOr g.ipiug nor hr'TleiG
with daily work and -ro i perfect
AHsTEnCpTE 20 IlAL, ARIA
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rreaee w IN The only sWe.t nnu hetIIhY
nsrt of II. the al pressed out and white
mud mt in to stifIsn the grease, when they
can buy pure selected leaf and trimming
lard with the pure oil IN IL rendered by
II Whitaker ~ Sons, st. Loui,? Bay
oslv WhitIakeI's and save dOc,ors's bills.
w MrI, .t-ra q O. A nnris-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-12

CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA,
Having been reelected to the Pres
idency of the Board of Health, it
becomes my duty to give you mott
ticatlon that your respective premi-
SEES and surroundings must be placed
in good sanitation. All debris must
be removed, low damp places lined,
and closets cleaned and disipfected.
One week from the publication of
this will give ample time to per-
form these duties, after which any
neglect reported to this office will
be dealt with according to law.
Any party permitting uuisances on
their premises in violation to the
health laws, and reported to this
office, will be published in the pa
pers until such complaints cease.
Hence, il you do not wish the NOR
LITIGATION of public uotoriety for
nucleauliness, go to work and do
your duty. S. FL. RUSHING,
Health Officer.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-12

IL NJ. Cleveland loses l in
Iowa, Hendricks gets 4. Pennsyl.
vanla retires for consultation. Ken
lucky withdraws Carlisle.
1927 P. Non this ballot
Cleveland has 436 without Penn
sylvania just coming in, and gives
Cleveland AZ votes, making him
a total of ATS.
1910 P. M.-Cleveland nomina-
tea an Cd ballot. Great cheering:
bands playing, waving of hats and
handkerchiefs. Large floral pine
with an eagle on top and frame of
Cleveland just brought IN.
lis P. NJ. Official vote second
ballot-Cleveland, 6s3; Bayard, 81;
Hendricks, 45!; Thurman, 4; Nc
Donald, 2; Randall, 4.
Wallace, of Pennsylvania moved
for recess till 5 p. M, in order to
give time for consultation on Vice
President. Carried.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-12

-ALEcK Tilman, coloree, char
ged with the killing of Lincoln
Taylor, had preliminary examina-
slon before Judge Blackman on
Thursday, and was allowed bail in
tue sum Of $500, but being unable
10 furnish same, he was remanded
back to jail.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-12

The "Remy Clarkes," one of
the crack Base Ball clubs of New
Orleans, passed through our Town
Wednesday morning, bound for
Shreveport, where they are to play
a series Of games with the boys of
Caddo.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-12

IL ex-Parish Treasurer Moses
Rosenthal appeared to be seven
feet high on last Wednesday morn
ing, and wanted all the sidewalk to
himself, his friends will excuse him.
Its bouncing boy, just the image
of his papa.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-12

Mr.. Jack Murphy, formerly a
resident hrickmason here, commit
ted suicide in Shreveport, on Mon
day, Mr.. Murphy was suffering
from q cancer in the face. and lear
nlng that his was an incurable case.
courted death as the only means of
relief.