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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08
Significant and N,

1.-THE plays the thing,
Wherein I'll reach the conscience of the king.
And equally true is it that DR.. Pierce
PLEASANT Purgative Pellets the Original
Little Liver Pills are the most effectua
means that can be used to reach the seat Of
disease, cleansing the bowels and system, ano
assisting nature In her recuperatiye work
By druggists
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08

There is more than one way of retrenc
ing. Said Mr. Thrift to his wife: &C
looking over our expenses for the la
year, and viewing my probable earnin,
for the next. have come to the concl
sion, Mrs Thrift that we must cut o.
some item. think we must give up Q,
horse. | find it costs usai fty cents {. i
,ieE Es so%n gfbo.aa B9b. Why \ Mrs s
horse to-, st :, q il Keeping oor M r. senIci
ohnfehAn We ..s-sE +. ~ 81; 4ss-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08

Young Mrs. Grasswidow says she separated
from her husband for divorce reasons.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08

Hurting bricks at each other is missile
aneous sport.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08
A RemnrknhIe cure Of scrofnIa.

Flies reaches, ants, bugs, rats mice enll
hunks, cleared out by Rough on Rats io'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08

'sROuRh on DentIstV TOOTH FV"UVI'
Smooth. refreshing, harmless elegant cleans
INC, preservative and fragrant SC. Druggists
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08

The feeble grow
strong when Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters
is used to promote as
stimulation Of the food
and enrich the blood
Indigestion, the chief
obstacle to an acqiii
sitlon of strength by
the weak, is an all
ment which infalli
hly snccumbs to tine
action Of this peerless
corrective. Loss Of
flesh and appetite.
failure to sleep and
growing evidence Of
premature decay, are
speedily counseraet
ed BY the great N
vigorant, which
braces up the phy.
steal energies and
fortifies the constltu
ton against tissa1e e.
For sale By all Drug
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08

If YOU are failing; broken, worn out and neI-
yous, use wells Health Remover. "SlDrg's'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-08

piso's Cue for Consumption IS not oniy
pleasant to take. but ii is sure to cure
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-10
LATEST.
The Rockford Ahead.
Would-be Competition
Distanced.

Nothing about our business Dleases us
more than to be able to farther the in
terests of our patrons, hence IL gratides
us to inform you that we have just re-
ceived special communication from
the Rockford watch company, placing
us in position where we can give you
their superior watches at prices by all
odds the best and cheapest goods in the
market. Should you Intend investing
in that line, don't neglect your interests
but buy the Rockford watch of
Yours truly
A. l., FEXER,
Sole Agent.
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Labor and Orange Organizations.

C2tC.so March 26--rhe raie c,nven-
ton OF labor ana grange orsnn ,tions
adopted platform Of principles o no pre-
sentpd to the democratic aud republican
parties at their sla,e cpuvsn'i0ns, aud ask
their adoption as Tue pr CO Oft 20 yoies con-
rolled by the convention, and in tbs event
oi both Iefusiug, tGc executive committee
Ia em powered 20 recall convention for tho
purposs oi putting tn ri ticket in
the field. An 'as tho principles
euuounced are: rhe nbo i'iop OF the
prison utrart labor enacim 'nt; t1e eight
hour ~; preventing the teaching oi cnii-
dren trades excSpt IL the indus rial
school; Tor prevention OF mopop ,l,sS In
l4rd b. ir-igners; iSvoring comuulsory
legisle,inn Tor the pstia ar raga ,tiol ~ f:.l-
roads: for boards of arb,raton bssteen
employer aud omol ye, malHny thcsem-
plIyer liahl- for jlry or lossb' iife Ofern-
Dloyes; tho weekly payment; hb)lishmane
of the truck synism and tho supprossfpn Of
corners. 49,.
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Grub Disetskp.

NEW Cougnsro~S, o., March ga pgs
culIar malsdy termed grub l. jlt nov car.
ryine Oh many sheep IN this seo,ion and
sad havoc Is being made by some ~ oar
0ne egg of worm Is deposited In
the postril of sheep In July or
August bv "a peculiar kind Vt nv, and be-
gins burrowing toward the brain, which,
when it penotrates, kilis the animal % once.
There IL no known remedy tor 1t. The
worm Ia about the sE, of common grub
worn, and has eiml-t appearance K CHI
lost thirty of his finest sheep. and other
farmers have lost nearly their entire stock.
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gROwNsVILLH.

BrowssvrLLr, March 2S Especial l-Pe.
dro " sic as was srrested and brought be-.
fore Uni 81 States Commissioner Felghm An
10 day Some Two or three years ago he
was arrested, CHARGED with ihs violstion Of
the internal revenue laws and released on
bond. hut iorfei'ed his bond. and has been
hiding until to-day, when discovered by
the officers. He was again released on
bond Of go
A warrant was issued for GregorIa Mata
on com plant Of Alexander Bailey. chsrg-
ing him with throwing rope over him and
then hitting him with loaded auirt. Jssl-
ousy was the CO 1se NJ the tro uble.
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No injunction.

EEw YoRK, March -. j idge Wallace in
the United States ci i-cuit court handed
down an opin'o, this ~ o-Ding In the suit II
the Wes,ero ZION telegraph o,mpany to
restrain the Na'inNal and Bal'inore &
0,io telegraph comp ,nies from opsratin z
telegraph line over the West Shore ral-
road He declines to grant a preliminary
ip,nnrti,n
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, careful osbva.s OF fbe Il | I SHOWS Thurman
~ hs the aimost unan,mou, fnvoril~. The
fu,t ehOu d draw ~ .m lor,tic infJrms-
ton from q democratic source.
GtLvE,TON.
GALvR,ron, Msroo % Press l-EF,rts
are btiug made 10 ors.nlz, il TINS uity en-
association OF chick faucisrs It
IL propstei T. ereot suitable
pi,. OF the beach ana duh1g iho su.un,er
have tournaments a. " ION hirls irpm Dsl-
l,s, ft worth gni other Tcxai ciiies will
De entered.
interstate contss,s arr Il o being sei,sted.
| Cofrs9p0ndenoe has bseu opnned 1,i DAP
ties in TenncG'sr ann k'ntncgy Who Z
prsts strong desire "a cpne 80 Gsiye,ton
| II extended snfllcieDt Inducements.
Surf bathing has commencrd Tho m.
psrHtnre ~ tne " itsf is driisbiini, bnt \
s0mewhai unpleasant sensation 70 gxperi-
enosd from relsliy,l emily atmosphere.
Amest'ns 81 ths memhris Of ihp haroftbo
United Stllss dis.rict Gu h.io 10 dav
unvnim1uily adopted rec tiIns paYing Q
touching lTiputa 10 the memory Of the lalo
JUDGE Merrill.
-Four years ogo John ,riou, n hale,
hearty ypupg man, iat home here H1d
since taen h-s been n ~sldaror
20 one Knows where. To-day be was
brought 10 hack tom zoe depot
10 hts rnother'e home and helpsi him into
The hoese Hrt he died wi hin ten minutes.
Afi'rward Mrs. Gordon lestlhsd az the
INQUEST that aho did no, know
9 week ago wacn ths received l. tier
from him a. Bty s. i,,ais
ssytoR' he hat bid cough. She
Md not RnoW ,s whs cOmif & % me until
DO reached ihe hous'. Ine Jury found
dsnt1 TO be thr result OF consumption
The tnprsme osu-t to-day, al or trans-
ieUing tTeniY nine cusrs . tue Austin
bra ch aud six t. Tyler, ali ,u-aed iJr the
term.
TIC suprems court tnl-med: 0)i Wood-
houee GO al Va Kspuedy from Cral, ron ,00g.
snme vs. enmc from Cameron; Nidaner vs..
Bennett, from Hopkiat; D1'es Vs rhomp-
gOu FROM Travis.
Rrv-rsad sHd remsndad: Tor We. Ellis.
from B.ll; B1oto vs. 5rippal man Il al,
frnm Colorado; Gpaldiug e. I'll. vs..
L'ttie et vi. from Terrsst: Bal @, H. vs..
warren, from MoLennau; Shseiier etll vs.,
Berry, tom Nuecos.
Motion Tor fs-sesr.uE oveTuliS: s3l New
York & Texas Land company
~. Sanchez, et nl,. fro.n + B'xir, S4s
esnia vs. same from B xaf; Uhsm 1ers
W.. Brown from Jnhusoo; Heirilg W. Coz.
gins ct al. from IcLennsp; HsTtzbsrg vs.
Honet)n Il rexss Central raigsy from Ma
vaTro.
M.ton 70, oeriiarai aud rso9lriag avsr-
ruled: Raleigh It al va. Cook fro;l Wood.
Motion 10 recall masdAts grant. a The
Texss q Mexican ia way It al We Hubeck,
from Webb sans vs.. came. from Webb.
Arrived: Steamship J. q. Harris, Nor
rsn CITY; schooner a bert Paul,
ParsrsorviIle; Reliable. patorsonvills.
Sailed; S,ehmshps J. G. Hsrris, Brszos
Eugrnie, Liverpool; schooner Hi.assaId.
Mobile.
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nAINESVtLLE,

| GAIuMvILLs, March H.- Especial Never
before bsve the prospect. been 90 bright for
y successful meeting at the Drvlng PARK a.
the meeting next week. Horses are arriv.
ing every day, and the management are
not leaving stone unturned o make it the
most attractive OF any meeting ever held
here. Horsemen say II is IS fine track as
there 10 In the United StsteS, aud q large
attendance is expected. Mus Nellie Burk-
the equestrienne, with her stable OF horses,
is expected to-day.
The f. flowing are the entries as furnished
BY Secretary Sherwood:
25o Tryt-I.o'Iv T., Golden Thread, Belle o
"a Trot-SI Cloud, Big SOAP. viii Benhsm,
aas Trot- Kentucky Girl. Ids formerly kva
2aI ;soa-Friz, John H., Fanny n
2ss Trot-Lolv T.. Golden Thread, Bells o.,
25o Pscs2Ch.riie Chsmbers. Lizzie Davis,
22' Tro.-Nsy H.. VIII penham. Executor.
Free fol- all Pace Rloh ball, wostmont, Fuller
First day, Tuesday, April /, 1881 -
No. Ia 80 class, tr)ttiog, pur'a $l5);
No. 2-2 20 class, trot. ng, parse 335): M
s. iuEen stake, 7-S mile dash. Swear lds,
$50; 30 entrance, p. or p. $40 OF which 10
second.
second Day, Wednesday, April Q. 1884 -
No. 1-2.29 class, trottlnc, purse 1850; No.
2-2 "A class, pacing, purse 1900; No. B.
Livery stake, mile Dash 500, ire for all,
SIS entrance, p. or p, t25 OF which to Sec
ond.
Third day. Thursday, April 81, 1894 -
No. l. 2 3S class, trottipR. pur.e, s26, No.
2. 2:3o class, pacing. purse, $3.50: No 3,
1. hotel stake, half-mile dash, Si0o tor
2 year-olds; entrance SIS. p. or p, s25 OF
Fourth day, Friday April 4. Iss4.-N, l.
2.25 tlass, tro,ting, purse, SO o; No.
. free for ell, psc., pure. $3.50, No, ;.
mile beats, al sRes, purse, $3.50. .
A hop. Was given by the young people OF
gainesville To- night, the occasion being tho
opening OF the Crescent restaurant.
Though tDe officers have been untiring 10
obtain come clue to The murder of Lie
Hudson, which occurred on the % h In
slant, 90 fer they have bsen ursuccessfni.
The mm,ssioners oourt me-, yast rdsv
and appointed Henry q lmsu 60 ln't.e
Of the peacs precinct No. / wee W W.
Foreman, resigned. Judge ri,blss, with
petition signed BY $50 OF Gsinesvill-'s mot
prominent citizens, was an applicant Tor
the place. The disregard OF this petition
demned.
The gun club Of q Gainesville will hsvs .
tnO' Ing ua'Cu next AoDusy, duu bVou
time 10 promised those who lake IN Inter
ett In euch sporis.
Mr.. w. NJ. Imboden. travelling corrss-
pondent OF the Galveston Ness, w-s In the
city to-day. He was formerly the Fort
Wort b correspondent OF the HERALD.
Rose Ey'inge played at Peery's opera
house last night. and will appear again TO-
niebt In Led Astrss."
An sc~ident bef@ll Mr.. 81. Bomar this
morning which viii proye pain'ul but not
at Il, serious. A chisei Tell from the TOP OF
an awning under which he vas stsndipf,
striking him on the spine, inf citing ,lignt
wound.
A blind man with hand orssn 10 the or
der Of the day. Nuisarcss never cease.
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COltSICANA.

CoRsIcANA, March 2s.-[Special. The
navarro County Medical association met
to-day with q good attendasoe. Profet.
sionsl matters srly were diseased. They
meet again the lsi h OF next month.
Tho T.xas Oil company having failed 10
obtain, wntsr enough from t o two wells
ihey had sunk have started to build n large
tank west of their works to supply them
till be'ter means can he u'ed. Parties 10 the
iehborhood are opj citing on the plea
that Is will make that portion OF the city
sickly. As tank hes bsen within 100 yards
OF the proposed site OF the new one for the
lnst seven years with no oomI Isn't their
obi ctions will have but litils weight.
Our psorle are on the Qu vive with ex-
pect.tion Of having Sullivan, the puglis
here for en exhibition during his tour OF
Texas, hut the management Of the oDera-
house Ind that his price will no, warrant
them In making the engagement.
Tha outlook for crops this year 10 very
promising. The corn Is up aud considera-
be corn 10 already in and larger acreage
will be sown than for many yesrs past
Smal grain Is well advanced, and unless we
tsve severe frost every indication is for
abundant crops.
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SoMlNArING CANpIpArEs.

At . c,t'gsns meeting h,l In Esst Dsllss
last evening tor tue purpose OF nominating
csndidaies for the approaching municipal
election In that new bureh Hon. Jsmes 3.
Simpson wss dominated tor msvor. J: n.
Psyie for city marshal, snd GIoers
Wright, John l.. Henry, A. Portsr. o.
W. Cru cher aid n. n. HSve for alder
men. II 10 understood that there VIII b
an indapend~nt 'ick-t in the field.
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rQE rOUVIsrs,

The touii,s will appear a, matinee this
evening At the Dallas opera honse: present.
eSv. with Pullman car sceLes and
~ sorts of rollicking bunopo
of the rail; replete with choice
sit and rosring with fun. IL is bet
tor than Tnnoc.nce Abroad II Il . whs-
xne G ,nsl mersfion or drol,enes plsysd By
= CON bsns'i ,n a. stars and IL iaislv euUs
the sudieucs With lie richness and lOo1.
mirth.
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nrfnrn lhe Cnnris.

Sr. Louts March 23--r ras indictw epts
against Henry W. Moore, manasing editor,
aud Florence Whit. reporter, of tns POST
Dspstcn, tor abs,racting the court record,
were nole pressed in he crimi al court to-
day. These indic' m.nt' grew ont of the
publication In the Post.D spa,ch of the In.
v.slig.iion OF the grand irg into the gam.
bling ring aud created great sensation st
the ttme
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MARSH HAl,I,

MARSHALL, March 2S Especial. There
are tweniy.siI telegraph operators con-
atantly emploved IN the several offices OF
the T.x.s ana Pacific u u is place. All The
men IN the oar department OF the road were
lad of tor TO dsy aud tomorr ow and the
men iD the motive aud machinery depart
mepts will rest tomorrow and Monday.
We are not advised ns to how long this ar
rangement IN to last.
The ncalth OF the c,un'y Is good.
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CIEHIlENE.

CLrBURxx. M,rcn 2t.-t special .l-Couu.
ty o,utt has sdj urnsd.
District court clnveues Monday, April
7,h.
In answer to csll Dr. Andrew Young,
tho independent candidate for governor,
spoke rt the court house lat night. -.
The B,p'ist Sunday. school gees to Alva-
RADIO tomorrow to st END convention.
Sullivan is the ton Q OF conversation. u
IL rumored that q marty here will accept
his challenge for $3.50 % stand bafore him
three m nuies bu the undertaken says he
has told no coffin lately.
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Resolutions of Respect.

New YoRk. March %. AT Il meeting Of
the board OF directors Of the Western Un-
ion telegraph company t'-tay resol u,ions
on the death of Au,us'us Sch II member
~ the board we're passed. President
Green was authorized 10 commun cate tbo
seton to the family of the deceased and
express, their heartfelt symplthv and con-
dolence in their erea, here ,vement.
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SAN ANrONIO.

San ANTONIO. March 28.-T Special l-Sev.
eral attempted bnrglsries sre reported.
The counsel OF the indic'sd county Of
ficers are laying their heads together. Ev-
ery man OF them sys ne has done ms
whole duty aud vii come Gear. All the
attorneys ng.ged will meet tomorrow
and formulate plan OF defense.
A TEN oerance movement Il being organ
lied here.
District court Is doing nothing.
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DELTON.

BSLroN, March 25.-[jpeoial II. Y.
Burke, proprietor OF the Fret aud Last
Chance" ssloon vas closed out by attach.
ment this evening
"wid ~ Bedotte" played to q crowded
house and made dec ded nit. "Our Boys
we're not greeted with as large and appre.
ciative an audience.
Mother E.th is beginning TO put on Q
very green appearsrCe
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A strike.

PIfr.BuRaH, M'rcn % About 800 coal
miners oi the 'ouitn pool struck agNnst Q
reduction Of ons Q1arter o' q cent Per
bushsl in the prics of mining. IL 10 said
that the third pool op.rrors also insist
upon another cut OF qu,rter OF = cent.
The men are In no coudit on IT, strike. -
noancea srs yerv low
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Tho Encur.ionist, and Run,

CHIc,a) MMch IS -rne nrst through
party from the City of dexic, over their
recsutly completed Mex'csn Central rail-
way arrived here from Kansas City this
morni 8.
The run from the City OF Mexico was
m ade in fva dsys
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CREENyII.g.E.

GRssSvrLLs, March 25 -[soecial l-Fires
are espipV TO Ne almost . nightly occur.
rence In 0rresville st -his time. Scarcely
have the ashes OF SUNDAYS hrs nscome
cold ~tsn another part of the city is made
te susyer from the 6sry slsAsnt The Ass
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DAEGFRFIELD.

DAKseaviELp, March 28.-[ Special The
care ot @. @. Chambers, charged with she
mu rider of W. e. MoCsrty iu June, 1888.
vas yests day submitted to the Jury aid
afer staying out oil night last sieht the
Jury returned verdict OF not guilty this
m morning. The theory OF the defense was
the jnstilcation. Two OF our prospective
candid at-s tor the distric, jud dgaship OF tsis
dis rict, r. @. Smith, OF the Daneerheld
bar, and W p. Mclean of the Mt. Pleasant
bar, we're engaged for the defense.
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broke out sboutI o'clock lat night In th'
SIccery store of u. Croh. situated
on Lso street, near the Mbs)nrl Pscih'
h-pnt u soon spread 10 the large lumbef
| house oi X y. Pnan,tel, which was two
stnrf and tled vi h doors, sssh and other
shi'e pino pxtsriSl. A aiG southwest
hre,Eiw = blowing and the dark heavy
ms,"s of SMOKE and fame which lespsd
before IL towards heaven made grand, hut
A. ful picture of destruction. Mr.. Phsn,-
sl and family lived in TIE
nopor ft1fy hu. escaped In time.
rha sroHery house, q snell hon'e
used tor hutoher'ahop and some lnmbef
IN tho yard zero burned. Tho Caddo houW
on ths opposite slde OF tho strest was
fcnrohPd and bllsterrd severely, hut owing
to the direction OF the wind, ives saved.
II q. PhssErl's ln,n Ia 81 0O0, vita lnsur
nros In the following companie': 81 63T 80
~ me Factors snd frs'er OF Ne. Oflssns;
81 1880 IN the Ianca,tsrsbirs OF England;
y OO In tbs Merchant Newark
Hamburg 4 B,emon; 5000 Ia tina Western
81 Toronto; 500 In the Home ~ New Y0rs.
u. Crafts loss, 5000; inFurAncs $3.50 In
II N" az Nss York.
G.. Phanttal lpt 500. Insurance .l7j Ia
the W"st.rn, Of California.
y. ErdP. dsmsga 90 Caddo nouts $lTJ,
flllY covered nv lnturrroe.
C,tv election come, off next Tuesday, but
lit'o Interest 10 manifested 10 IL by the
people as yet
Weather 10 Sac aud tho isrDc, are
busy.
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BURN EFT.

BuRSurT, March 2s.-[5cecial. l-Colonsl
A. Rnom nerg, president OF the Austin &
Northwestern narrow guage raiiroad, was
here YESTERDAY and says tnat IL will not be
for oil on his land, knowa as the Post
Mountain"
The man G. Z. Clayton, who was shot by
Joe Hodges day or so ago, Ia seriously
burt but not thought to be fatal.
Burnett can boast OF as good hotel accom-.
mod atoms as any town IN Texas.
The ground ~ in tine condition for farm-
log and there will bs the largest crop Of
cotton and cora planted ia this county
than ever was planted fore.
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AUsTIN.

AUsTIa, March % -tSnecial l-9scretnry
Bake to-iry received frc M Dallas "a nppli.
eeti3n Tor s colored SUN ner normal school,
board being iited at So per week. 10 a
short time the list will bs prepared showing
disltous from which applications have not
b'sn received
Cnart.r.: rexark6na Grocery & Pro.
vision c'mpaHy, oapi'al afccG 500, eco:
lsbusna Bu lling & L0sn association, cap
i..l 81. cK, 100000
The Tefas Mulusl Endowment agsocla.
tion rlsd an amendment to their charter
chEHginR heir place Of business iron AeIia
20 Dallas. Phs hiberuia lnsurs' ce com.
psuy OF Nog Orleans has bctn rrarted
license 20 DO business ia Texas. This 10 o
Dew compsny With paid c,pi,sl OF 500.
oOJ.
Governor Ireland hos bsen Invited 20 de-.
lver 81 address 81 the fi-emen's celeBra-
ton 50 BienhAm, on May Bad.
The CON ptro!ler fo.dsy paid in slS 500 -
the general rsvenue, and So 800 o the avail
able school iund.
Tho attorney. general, under Instructions
from the lsrd fraud board, to-day iusiruct.
ted the county attorney of Ls9ale county
to bring suit against Captain Leo Hall for
oisht and oue.hsli sectors Of lana, pur.
ch hnsed bv bim from p.riies whom It is al.
legged secured the ssine frauduleutly.
The "p liticsi pot 10 beginning 20 boil
hsre. Hon. y. Y. Moore, former county
attorney, is .pokCn Of ~ the candidate TOR
the lower house. and A. II. Ward Barnet.
and Judge Glauoock WilllauIon, OF this
county, Tor tie sensta.
The sction OF tho executive oommittes al
Waco is generally approved.
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Directors,s Mre,inr.

INV YoRK, NJ .rcn Is. The directors Of
the Delaware, Lacka wanna Il Western
rail gay held their monthly meetiug and
declared their usual quarterly dividend
OF two p rcstt.. psvshIe Apr,l lst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-29
RANGER.

RAEesR. March 2s-rSpsciai l-Our
peace officer received Q telegram this
morning suthorizing hin TO arrest news.
boy, name not iesrus,', on the ess bound
and returned with his prisoner to Baird
on the wettero bou.d trsin. From vha,
could be learned the party Rot into . din.
Guilty at said place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-29
PILOT POINT.

PrLor Porsr, March 27.-rCorre.rond-
snce Tine trial OF the state v.. Gilbert
Doran, for shooting MISS Hattie south.
came Oh ct Denton to-day. Young D,ran
pls.d guilty 70 accidental shos;iag. os
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-29
IOSGvIEw.

L1N0vIEv, Msr u 28-T5nsci9'. 1.-The
city election comes oil next Tuesday.
Three candidates for megor and tso tor
marshal. As the capdids'es hevs not de-
fined their posision on t1e sll.ob, orb bing
question of tho hog Law meeting will be
held at the court.houss tomorrow evening
TO give th,m.tne opportunity, AMI I, 10 ru-
m0red. dark horses are looming up Tor both
ON &C and onndda ales are TO be forced not
to ignore the question. The election eIo'te-
ment 10 incrsasing and every vote will
likely hs pIlled.
A negro at emptei 10 who his wife yes
tsrday. and catching club she Knocked
him down and cur him number OF times
with dull case kniis before he could es-
eaps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-29
BREN HAM.

BnmuAn, March 2s.-Tspecial l-At 1:3o
to-day . 6rr was discovered N N. Rusa's
planning mill, Eve or elk blocks from the
business centre. The fire department re-
spondsd promptly, but the scarcity OF water
prevented the engines from DOING much
service The hook and ladder did coed
work in saving Russ,'s residence. The
plsn,pg mill was cou,plstelv destroys ed: ioss
on mill about IS 200; insured for 81 200;
loss on residepce 1890. insdred for 81 $50.