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The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-01-26
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session at Washington.
In Cleveland. Ohio. two roughs went
into Chinese laundry, Numerically
beat the only man present and robbed
the place of $500.
A syndicate has been formed in Chi
cago to erect y $6Oo,OOO opera house
on the corner of Clark and Washing
ton streets. 1t will be nine stories
high.
There has been another cold snap in
the east. 1t extended over Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Dakota, and at various
places reported, the mercury ranged
from Is to 26 degrees below zero.
Judge Drummond, of Chicago, Judge
of the United States circuit court. is
about to retire after thirty. four years
serviceon the federal bench. By re-
cent act of congress he will draw full
pay after his retirement.
A bill is introduced Into the Marv-
land legislature providing that anyone
who sells railroad tickets must hold
an agents certificate from the CON.
pany whose tickets lie sells. 1t is
aimed especially against scalpers.
A New Orleans dispatch says: One
hundred and four Italian em,grants
arrived in the steamship Prince
George, whose tale of starvation 1T
sea and inhuman treatment caused the
captain to be held for trial, and have
filed libel against the vessel, captain
and owners, claiming damages and
penalty under the statute passenger
act aggregating $4,000.
George A. Wheeler was executed in
San Francisco on Wednesday. He
was enamored of his wife sister and
raised two, children by her. Then a
young man proposed to marry the girl
and WAS accepted, which 80 incensed
Wheeler that he strangled her. Hence
his execution. He seems to have been
ladies' man ''from way back as -
respectable woman wanted to marry
him the night before his execution.
Wheeler was willing, but the sheriff
was not.
At Crested Butte coal mines, on the
Denver & Rio Grande road, thirty
miles from Gunnison, Col, an explo.
sion of fire damp took place in a mine
where sixty-seven men were at work.
OF these, fifty-seven were at work in
two drifts that have been completely
closed by the explosion, and it is
thought that not one can escane
Worse than this, there were supposed
to be ten kegs of powder near where
they were working. and If so thev.
must be blown to pieces. Of the other
ten men. four escaped uphurt, and it
is hoped the others will he rescued
alive. There is great excitement at
the scene of the terrible accident. bur
everything is being done to save the
men if possible.
Do NOT empty the Douer under steam
pressure, but cool it down with the
water in it; then open the blow-out tap
and let the water pour out. TO quicken
the cooling the damper may be left
open and the steam blown off through
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

YER read. Monisruc, twelve miles
rom Bowie, Ia thr c'nntv sect, aud
hss q population oi 600. IL IL .
plsce OF considerable wealth. A new pa
tiopal hank hss just been started BY lee
NJ its citiz ,ns, with capitsl stock OF Slln,'
0O0, ore.nnlt OF which 10 paid no, The
rttzsps shy they will also take as much
stock Ia n railroad from D,llAs,
beside. other contributions. They se
enthusiastic on That snbioct and
viii unite with Dallas IN any effort tn build
tho road. Such road wonld turn the bn X
Of Montague ooultv shipments 10 Dslls..
The town OF Montague hes i've dry goods
houser, ten g'rcerv stores, two hardware,
two saloons two ho'sls, one good rs~spt-
paper, ,hs Texas Nortb.west, and IL sur
piled With churches and fac school, There
are only tso doctors lccaied in the TOWN.
an evidence Of its heslthfulness The bDti-
nsss houses are entirely on the ransrr
whore siso stands the chsrrcd walls OF tho
cour.souss. 20 which somc fonS few
weeks slnc- srpliso tho torch, after .stnra.
ting iia floors with herosire oil. Plans for
a rev and magnificent cDurt-bouse have
bees sdopte1 end bids for tho ssr,S will
soos ~ sdver,is,d. The people throughout
ihs county ara engaged IN a heated rsm-
y Ign over the county seai question, an eE
fort being msde to remove II 10 B,wie. The
vote will he taken July lsi. The isdica.
t'ops ars th.t 10 viii not b changed from
NJ - taxus. This people OF Montague town
are noted for their horpitaliy and socis.
nifty, snd they welcome all good oI'izsns
whs desire 10 ,csfs In their midst 10 their
pros porous and growing town.
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Coorkn, Jure 2-ICorrssponden ell
Il Wave jost c6npleted o orief tour OF Mon
tseue county While the heavy rains nave
delayed the farmers Ia their work tns crop
procpects-especially OF corn aud wheAt-
are CORD.
The larger portion Of the county -. lin
bored snd rugged, yiih rich and productive
farming lands. Pri-fs rance from 81 to SIS
per acre. Toe county IL being rsoidly Get =.
tied. A skrt OF rrar!e extends along the
eastern, northern aid wessern pcrtioa.
rhsrs are rome fity milrs OF Red rivrir nt
ali Zoe farming ard trasine land. TIE
larRsst pssiurss OF the county vary from
1000 to IS 90 acres. Some OF the In sin
oouuty roads. evso on msil routss. are
seecsd ~, and one csn no, ;rsvel wdhout
going through safes. Ths commissioners
nsvs thus far reslscted IL open ND roads 10
accordance ID the new Rood law. The
present population OF the couuts 10 0.000.
Ther are 6ve newspapers published In the
ocunty-tvo At Bor1f, ore st Mcntsrue.
one ~ 81. 10. and toe vtb<r ~ Burlington.
Bowie. tbs laeest to~n IN he cnusty. ~
lecsxd o. TIE fat WUa d Dan
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SAN ANGELA.

SAN ANGELA. May So Correspond.
epcc. Tho protacted rsiaB in this port OF
the ccurty have interrupted teleRraph!c
communication with the outside world.
Speaking Of the rsiafsll IN rom Green
county, the frequency with which 1t dc.
scends IS rapidly changing our elm ate. ard
Ia making sgrcul uTe possible. The signal
station at Fort C1ncho nSs registered n tai
of nearly 20 incnfs this month; oue-hslf OF
this in year will enatle US to raise whea.
In abundance.
A rang of horee and cattle tdieves Ia the
north. western portion OF the county have
been discovered, after ora of WHOM found
In the poss'ss,nn of Two cows b longing TO
Colonel J. N Upton, deputy sheriff Wa
sent ysste day. For he last twelve Hooti .
our immense plaine nave afforded moe or
less protection TO horse thieves, against
whom no positive evidence Gun be OBJ.
tanned.
Our town 10 growing very rapidly. Over
$40 600 worth OF brick a1d stone houses for
BUSINESS purposes are in progress or under
contract. Real estate has increased more
tbsn 200 per cent. in value i.hiA the last
swo yesrs, and the beginning 10 hardly
msds. A number of ca oitalists have lately
had tncir attention drawn % this county
end have invested largely In land anc cat.
tie.
The sheep interests seem depressed, aud
but few transfers srs mad, unless at very
low figures. Wool growers srs spprehen.
sivs land perhaps rightly that tho protsc.
ton hitherto extended them vii be With.
drawn without any corresponding reduc.
tion In the tsrif upon manufactured aru
Giles. Thir, Of course, Is un'a'r to the wool
grower, woo thinks be has right TO ipsiet
that with his own bonus should 20 that Of
the man q factnfer.
A soldier stationed at Fort Concho In at
tempting to wade the North Cobcbo on
yssterdsy, was drowned. His body he's not
peen recovered.
The fsiIure In New York Of D,rnel'.
I.sv.on & Simpson, sutjsc'ed Mr.. W. T
Vsct, banker at this place. to q small loss
Mr.. George B. Sherwood. who had Istely
Anld his cattle, sent : COCO &c the New
York firm for deposit, prinr 20 the rews nj
tnsir ruiz, but stopped 1, ia treusii by ttls
grams,
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GAiNIe.NILLE,
CklNUUliy.

| GRAsBURY, May 81 -TCoueepobdenoe ]
A ccording ID the call Issued by W. H.
NcGeughty, Chairman oil the demo ratio
executive committee for Hood county. Y
lamentably small number OF voters met y,
the courthouse this afternoon ut 2 p. IN.
| tor the Durpooc OF selecting delegates TO the
| Fort Worth convention.
Hon. John II. Traylor introduced the FOL-
loving resolutions, wbicn do not appear
Just as offered, being amended slightly,
n!ter general discussson pro snd con:
Received, That the democracy oil Hoo
county believe 1t both oxpedieDt and right
that Samuel ]. Tildan, OF New York,
should he nomlr atod for president OF the
United Staies by the national democratic
convention, which meets IN Chicago In
August 1854.
Tnat W. recognize IN Mr. Tilien a states.
n a. who had he honesty and norve 10
break NJ and bfif G to just punishment the
leaders ~ the . weriul and corrupt rlngs
OF New York City ana state At g time when
goui men stood ppalled at an Undertaking
80 hr2 rdoug aud uncertain.
~ D., we believe Mr. rilivn a ftatepman
30 hnuest ard cols-r7f' I've rs 20 bs entitled
20 the ccniifsuc- oi nj, parties and classes
and his aCcep sncs oi the n0minn'ion and
election % tho proficiency IA 1876 upon =
platform fer tsrif reform IL sufficient
guarantee that lie ie IN iull harmony with
che democracy in their landable eHlrts III
behalf Of .1arn Ter revenue only" and
thgt We believe the honest peo'
pie OF the United States will rebuke the
irsud OF the past bV Te.elec.lpg Samuel j..
Tildcn 10 thu high position stolen from him
by TIE republican party in 1876
Resolved, That we are unable to dis
tinguish any very marked difference Mt tho
present time betwsen The republican aud
democratic par,iee except. upon The question
If ,nTIf reform and The perps, ustion OF ths
Nations banking tystem, aud shat we dis
approve the cotton Of the fortv-One demo-
Gratis q no in the late congress voted against
tariff reduction as embodied in the MORT.
son bill"
Colonel Duke otr.red resolution to the
effect that this convention declare it sd-
herence to the time honored twothirds
rule. which upon vote WAS ds.eAted. The
following gentlemen we're elected dsleg Asss
to the Fort Worth convention: ]. H. Tray
Tor; w. L. McGaughey, Mr.. Plenty. Jehn
p. E.tes, r. J. Duke, ID. O. Oosdel. b. Il.
Dennis, DR.. Poynor, and Jssse Baker
Tire county convention 10 elect dslsGAssn
10 Houston will meet IN Jups.
To Fund tho July Cupons.
BosroH, June 2.-Ths directors OF he
Mexican Central railway hsvs appointed
committee to consider the sdvisability of
funding the JHly cupons.
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PITTSBURG,

pfrrsBufG, june 3 -rsnscial. J. Deputy
obcrif n. stafford returned nome -.
cay with samuel Holmes aod CHARLES
gtaad, whom be csreht VI lphur S,sron,
fr Cass county. These part'fs nrose jail
here, short time giace. sam is b.ld un-
der an Indictment tor cht;'rciing the Z exas
a 81 Louis rsiirosd. and Ch.f es VIVA con
victed OF theft 81 tho lsst term OF our cis-
trict court ard given two years in the Ven.
j.~utisry. Hsnry Michel, who ga clio
convicted II ,hefi, sLd sscsptd a, the sane
time, Is still at large.
Tine rain continues 20 fall.
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CORsICANA.

CoRsIcANA, June 2-[rorrespopderce j.
CAPTAIN W. Il Smith, Uni-s States poet.
Office inspector has been In the ci,y since
yesterday, looking through the Sifirs OF
our poai. Jflice.
Judge Aldridge opened the district court
this morning for the three weeks special
term.
Drane, johnson & Drape, OF this placs
have lust closed contract with Graves 4
White, of Hamilton, Tsxar, 10 overhaul
their mill AID put Ia the celebrated Nor.
dy Ike & Norm N roller ey stem.
Our city hes been very lively to-day With
quiet.
Another heavy rain visits this ssction
this morning.
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MAMIE.

M EMIT COVERING THIS SIC
w Iifn may add Al line; samples small; COM
missiONs cash Nov Orleans agent came VI,
q 0 In ~. Box 1871. New York, jei'"
WANTED A WHITE AoMAN 70 COOK.
w wash AID iron fot small ia ~ as. a
white bp' 70 iAEe care Of y horse and COW Ap.
ply Immediately ut l2ii Main ,tseot leu
AJANTFp-A SITUATION NJ A WHITE
w boy, IL years old, will,sg 70 donny kino ~
work; would prefer TO learn some good 'rAdo
N7ANiED-A GOOD, &C IVA BOY ABOUT
w rs years old 10 learn to- plumbers trada
Amply to a Mcwhirt, 4. r,m street. i.3'st
NXTAkTkD-A BLaCksNirH TO DO JOB
w wo,'; wages q soos oo por day Ap;iy
bT. BALI, Terrell. texas JeS'lw
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Two FUR.
w Wished rooms, well Initiated; also - or u
dav boArdcrs In private family; Icfe~nces re-.
guircd Apply Al Gl Bryan street. Dallas je3.2t
WAkTrD-A COMPETENT HOUSE GlhL;
Wv white preferred Apo,ys immodia'oy az ~
IxTANTEp.-A WHITE WOMAN no COOK
Wv wash and iron IN pmall fnmlly. Apply
IN Mrs " u BELT. Paiter on avenue, opposite
Bsp,is, Church j",-lw
,VANrED-A PARTNER WITH pOME CAP.
ness. Address RABBI sCiiuIIL, iloj tom
mcrce street na3l.lw
tkyANTEp-LA les AND GENTLEMEN
w agents fo' tho best work ever nnhllshei:
For particulars apply 10 RABBI SCHULZ. 1913
Upm perce street. lnNl.lw
IAyANTED-A FIRST CLhss WOOD woRa.
w m,n. Apply 10 or address ALEXA DER
4 RoB MON, Duck Crcet ma3''lw
yIIANTED--A FITsT.CLAss SOoKREEPER
w d. sizes a situation. tls'aoion iuarante.d
best Of references NJ to IeshonsibiliV' nap,H,
aoIliiy.,ec Cal! on or address r. ~ E,@ !,
street Dallas. maZy-lw
.IANTED-To RENT A NICELY FURNISH.
W e, aud well ventilated room Apply ~ BIG
Elm street Bowsor 4 Lemon m,2s.r
IA ANTE J--THs TEXAs ENDuwMEsT
w Association viii give good snd profitable
EN- ploymcnt 20 expcr epcsf insutsnc. solicitors.
Add res. A, NJ. Hall, Secretary, Zsi Main street..
Dallss Texas mayi7.lm
NANTED-A FIRsr.rLAs5 COOK. VINO
w will also wash and iron, In AtmsU family;
rood wages viii be paid 70 one FULLY competcnt
Az ANTED-ACrlVE MEN TO CAsNASs
w for our subscripton books In every city aud
coun'y In Texn; liberal terms spd permanent
employment given. Call on or address w:
strong. pi2 Main street mar23.tt
Az ANrED-YOU rosrJP ar The NAToiE-
w AL HOT l.; hrst-ula,s accomm@dsu'n. ~
reasonable rn'.s-ONLY ONE UbLLAR AND
TW ENTY.FIvE CENTS rER DAY. The bu,id.
Ing is briik with three stairways IN case OF ii'c
Located In The bu,iness portion of the city, only
o q rqusre rom str et.car line. and ono square
from Texas & Pacific aud Missouri Pacific depot
Convenient 10 passengers c1mipg or soiny over
called sailed for all irSias T. crEARY. Proprietor
,LANTEO- WITH A WEN OF LOCATING
" N some pleasant part OF 'ex... = inan
waists 10 invest scout tw Thousand dollars
(l2,O0 and his service. III some Ie-
gitlinatn business. The pa ty 20 desiring
Is y distclass correspondent Hud very rapid
pcnmen, quick ~ iisufes and experienced IN
iOrmu!sied account; rs clcan.V ia person and
mpefate IN haht;s, ant no, afraid Of Ten,al nI
manual labor. CJrresoohie zee solicited by IT.
NJ ] care Texas b ,ok .ud Bible Co, 7a7 r,'a
street DATES Trxa. MAJ Vod2w
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BRENNAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

B,trham, Tex, May % To ,he Volusteer
III itary Companies OF Texas, wo make tho
Following oier OF Prizs,, Ia Cash:
FIrst-One mn 1rea collars will be paid
TO the best drilled infantry company, con.
sisting Of sixteen men, two sergennts, too
heutonsnts and one captBin provided that
not less than three com psules contest.
Second-T. dollars will be aid the bsst
drilled man, provided not less than five
contest.
This ofIer IL open to oil volunteer in.
iartry coin pauies Ia Texas, WHO have not
contested in MI iutor.slufe drill.
Al compsnies who contest in this drill
m list register With The secretary on or be-
fore lule II, 1884 The drili takes placc NJ
the Fireniebs park, between 9 and o O'Clock
D. m. July 4, 1854. C. RANKIN,
j. n. BR,ss, President.
Secretary.
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WALNUT SPRINGS.

WALsur SPRINGS, Jupe 3-tSpecisl J.
months gcowih. Its beautifully situated
in a qpnr'- mountainous country which is
Vss,ly productive. There are already some
fifteen business houses, Q lumber yard ard
4 nes. school building. The spring tor
which the town Is named 10 exceedingly
odd and the ws'fr clear as cryttsl The
rnilroad company have re,cntly IN abe vslu-
eble i'm Improvement thereon and will In the
n ssr future. 80 your correspondent learps,
locs'e round.house hsre.
Tue streams ARE ulprecsd, ntlv rw,llen
and the crop Il small graic, which for the
most part is ripe, /, materially damaged for
went OF harvesting, which Is prevented ry
the q lods Cin aud cotton are thought to
,,c sIighily injured as yet.
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Ovation 70 Major Burke.

NEW ORLEAns, June Am immsni e
mass meeting was held tonight st Wssh
ington Artillery hall, composed Of
the principal commercial bcdits and repre-
seutaiive ciuzens OF Mes Orleans. 20 give
reception 10 Difsctor.GeneTsl Rnrks, o. the
Wo'la's exposition. Toe ovation cas- tho
largest ever ssen In this city Both parties
we're represented and Tho beat orators in
Louisiana spoke.
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Wills poET, June 3. Especial ] 90 GA
Egntay the l5t insight, complaint was
~ ate alAinft ore Sam Willianls, ltviug
suuie eight miles north Of this place, oharg'
ing him with an assault. 10 commit rape on
shs person Of q fourteen eM.old child
Williams vas ~ obca arrested aud bal an
examination before the Istice here yes,ei .
day. Tue pfoof showed de'enant had on
tWn occasions 'ert notes 10 the child,
making i1drc,'' r-r r"s''s 90 her Ia
chem, IA Lt col s'.s'i times
cried 10 se,!ucs neg aui uualy, be
went into the field where the child was nt
W rk ard made the assault but little
ei-er ofthe assaulted child, who had been
70 the house after water, returning about
Chat time aud calling to her sister, caused
Che isnd TO uesist from his purpose and
II so. rsstening to kill tho child aud Der
father II she said anything Of the matter.
The defendant was bouod over IN the sum
oftl 900 TO await the action OF the grand
iury. which bond he has not made yet.
Hs has several motherless little children.
Our peo,le were very cool ana considerable,
ahowiag no signs o. mob violeuce. but
seem,d williDg that the law should take It's
course espec ally az the defendant had
failed In the accompli. h 'nent Of his ini.m-
ous design. Mr. S. b HI gore made his
tirst sp.ech In the courthouse here ns
county attorney. He was assisted by W.
IS. Wynne The defense was repreteIted
10y Mests. " A. kilgore and W. i
HAYNES who did al That could be done for
their client.
Heavy rain again last night nnd TO-DAY,
which will make the farmers LOOK gloomy
again.
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THE IRON MOUNTAIN q. X.

The trains on the Ttxas q Poetic R'y
are running through TO 81. Louis over tne
Iron Mountain route without esy dslay
wi stever. and are reported rtshi "on
time" The Missouri pac &c Is Alec o. X.
Through sleeping ears via ei,ber rouse re-
served anly by 4 Z. Turner, 50i n ain 81.
DJu't forget this, II ) on contemplate taking
n trip north q! east.
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MARSHALL.

NAR.HsIr, June .-f5mclsl I-Tbe road.
bed spd fra chises Of the sabine Pass end
TSxs Northern railroad COMPANY was sold
6o-osy 20 satisfy judgments held by
II ann. 4 J. Frv and D,nrrs and wss pur-
cnsssd by L. Kahn. There Is twelve miles
- road srsded. The smorni expended by
~ = 10000 eome % 000 ties will also he
~. but - this time Ne are TsoIe To give
= nsDo Of she purchaser. A heavy rain
6ron falling since midnight, causing
nGneood damage 10 the railroad tracks.
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Gibbs boom IL showing up but that Il vu
be- fund strong enough st Heuston 10
down any other boom. Eve oibhs' oppo.
ne uts Will not deny ths, b. 10 . drsi-olsEs
IN en-. ard tits, be would sdors suY poe tuzn
witnin the g,fs 81 the people 81 It's sta e.
fG aiyesscu Il cord.
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An Farhquakc.

LONDON. June "A violent shoSA OF
ear hquske was ieit Mty 81. or the island
Of Vnbm, near thr mouth OF the PersisG
gulf Two villages we're des'r iyed, 20 per-
sors killed aud many wounded.
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Friendly sentiment. Toward Franco.

PARu, June 2 -Miuister Morton Incl.
deuialiy Remarked tnat Prime Minister
Ferry wes convinced tnN he (N,nists
Mortot) was aDims,sd by NEST friendly
tentiuen!s towards France.
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From J. F. Kipchloe. Phy,iciso aid Dug

From ]. +. Kluchloe. Physicisa ard Dug
gs,. Conway. Arb
J. +. SMITH & Co, st. Louis:--Gentle
men: have been ceiling your Bile Bear:
FOR abcnt ore year, and they give good sst
'sisciion. ! nsve tsken them myself ard
oon'lds. them one Of the best pills with
which sni acquainted, ard l would add
ihst l think them he beet liver pill
In the World. No ismily should be withou,
them. Yours truly,
] r. KIEcHLoE II. ID.
For sale BY oil druggists.
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STATE Election.

PORTLAND, OsEeos, june 2.-Ths ttsts
elections took place to-day. Results un.
known until after midDifhf. At9 y. m.
was elected to congress bv I f0U mai srity.
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tn hest smoking tooscos Is L,uts
Ioker.r
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University of Virginia

SUNNI sR LAW LECTURES (nine week u
! egln 10Th July, 1854, and end 10Th September.
Have rrOvcd ~ signal use-lst 70 students who
dssisn I, pursue their Studies At this or other
-nd 81. 70 pra toner who have rot
he'd the advantage 81 systematic insir1ction.
For e1rcu lar Apply (P o. Uuiversity Of Val N
Jchn B. Minor, Prof. Com. sni stat Law.
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WACO.

(vsoo. June ST spscis. j B. 4 Aldricb,
S:SSi:Sc mn ! r the Buff nd & George
1e1SSSt o~npsuy. Kansss CITY, sp-
1 S9loro United States Com missioner
- 70 oooUor the charge OF per
~ 81 4. Hiochmeu, dealer ~ sxri-
~ >j1ments. this city. HiDch.
- ere mostly IN Dsilss spc
TIE cose gss o. finne0
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, June 3.-tSDeciAl Five pris
oners we're sent from our county Jaii 10
the Hun'evIle penit-utiarv yesterday.
J. G.. Ufsury, whose mod ha9 been
wrong for some TIM, committed suicide
los, night by taking a large quantity oi
hudsnum.
ghe city council yesterday evening BY a
unanimous vote ordered the suppression
n gambling and pro, titution la the city.
yas report vi the treasurer showed the
amouut on hand 10 the city treasury TO be
81 1903 u.
Atthe srt Ievee OF the Sherman Femsls
institute last nigst the display OF paintings
did Great credi, 10 toe Institution and 10
ar. case. The conception VI several OF the
pictures ehowed cultured taste, and the r
az cation proficiency ard skill that are
Wy rare.
The mass meeting at the court-house
sast night, owing TO the meeting Of the city
council aud TO the several other entertain
meots In the city, was not very well a.
tended. Several Of the Denis0n citizens
we're on hand to growl at the meeting, an
tntrusion that was not only useless ard nm
sourieou', but which was made 10 vsiy
EDgrace.ui manner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
notice..

NOTICE..
NOTICE CoRNEr wHsAI's CJNNECTI0N
~ with firm Of Wheat e Wheat ceased Nav
Il, 1884 No one save c N Wheat r. Frank VIII eat
~ authorized 10 moks auy purchase, or 10
bind In said firm, or 70 collect any .crounts or
monies due to The firm. WHEAT Il WHEAT
Dallas. June2 1881 lie: 81
NOTICE TO CONTKAC rURs---SsALE
~ proposals will DO received at my Office
until o clock o. m on May 3 81 for tuiidir a
bridge In the City park. acco riiug n plans aod
specifications in NY office Tue cy council
reserves the right TO rject any or oil BIDS. A
bond with security viii be required. according
TO city ordinances W. NJ JOHNSON,
City Enxineer.
Dallas. Tex Nav o. 1894