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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17

Engineer Horstio Allen, In an articla
priDtsd in tho Rsilrosd Ghzstte, settles the
controversy as to the time and place when
the first locomotive was run Oh u railroad
in America. What he says 10 all the more
conclusive, because II is not hearBay: he
ran the locomotive himself. August o.
| 1890, he superintendent the transfer OF a
locomotive, named the "Stourbridge Lion"
from boat OF the Delaware aud Hudson
canal to n track prepared tor IL at Homes
dale PennsylY9rie, hHl ran the locomotive
three mileB and back, over rails OF wood
upon which bar iron 2 Ia inches wide and
half an inch thick was spiked down. II has
long since been claimed that tho South
Carolina railroad, from Charleston to the
Savannah river. st AuguBts, Gsor.
gis, was entitled to the credit
OF precedence in the matter. bnt Mr.. Al.
lens testimony effectually disposes OF the
claim. He was the chief engineer engaged
in the construction OF that railroad aud he
entered upon his labors at Charleston in
September. 1920. To the South Carolioa
railroad company, however, the honor must
BIO awarded Of being the first TO adopt loco.
motives as the tractive power on railroad
100 miles long, and the first to make oon-
tinuous locomotive trip over distance OF
100 miles. II ~ new feather In the cap OF
Pennsylvania that the first puff of loco.
motive was heard on her soil and 1t 10 an
honor to tho borough of Honesdale, which
might well be commemorated In some en-
during form.
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NOTICES.

NOTfCE-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
IN received at my Office until 70 m on the 22d
day Of May. 1884, fol. printing 500 Five Hundred
copies OF the City Charter and Ordlnances the
OF the same size pages as the special acts of the
called session OF The legislature. 1884. The
price bid shall be per page, and to include fold
with title page printed on same. Proof sheets
to be submitted 10 compiler for revision.
Also for doing the City Printing for one year,
for the publication OF all ordinances and reso-
lutions for one time, and the proceedings OF
each council as furnished by the City Secretary;
the annual reports OF all officers to be published
by contracting parties free Of charge, all WORK
reserves the right to rel ct any or all bids,
w. L. CABELL. Mayor City OF Dallas,
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

ELECTION NO lIOE--A PErITION HiGNE6
II by the requisite number Of qualified voters
having been approved BY the honorable CITY
Council, Of the city Of Dallas, on April &c. lS8x
sting that an election be ordered 90 detcrmin6
whether or not the territory embraced In tho
limiis hereinafter siven sha become annexed
to ana form part o the city OF Dallas Thists
TO give notice That an election viii DO held st tho
rofidenoe OLE. W Littlcpage on tho l7th day
Of May, 1854. by which ], will DO deicrmined
whether or nottho following territory khaii DO
annexed 20 the cily OF Dallas to:wlt Begin
nlns on the tasi houndry Inc OF lIarwood street
at point where n IN intersecied by tho north
boundary line Of tho city Of Dallas thence north
west With said sirest until |, forms n juacti0n
With Mas.en street thence northwest along
Nasien street until u iotcrsccts M imaginary
line, being sn extension Of the south boundary
line o. John W. Payue's homestead thence on
said line to said Paynes southeast corner; thonco
e,,ong said south boundary limo and In q straight
direction 10 Trinity river; thence down said
river 10 tho corporate line o. tho city Of Dali
las; thence Saslwardly on said line 10 tho place
OF bcginnins. u. W. Littlepngo IL appointed
PRECEDING officer 10 hold gaii election.
X. Il BURKE,
County Judge Dallas County
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Goycrnor CIcyeIand's Letter.

WASHINGTON, May 11.-Governor Cleve'
land, in letter TO prominent democrat ol
the house. expresses the opinion that the
striking out Of the enacting clause OF the
Morrison bill, WAS very grave mistake,
and one that should not on any account
have been made. Tho question Of revising
the tariff and reducing war taxes, h one Of
paramount Importance, he says; and must
In the end inevitably triumph. The whole
letter Ia statesmanlikc and emphatic, and,
coming from one Of the most prominent
and influential public men in territory to
which the Randalites are fond Of turning
for indorsment. points tellingly TO the real
size ard character of the whole Randall
pretence.-TO COURIER journal.
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NOTICE TO ooNrRAoroRs.

N0Ti0K TO dONTRAUf0 Ks-sEAL FE0
poasls for the building OF I. brick or . stone
Jail for Hunt county, Texas, will 30 received q
my office, In tho city Of dreeuyille. until u
o'o ooh m. on Saturday, this l7th day Of Nay,
1854 Tho bids win DO received for the erection
Of tho building, aud for tho Iron work separate.
ly. aud the bidders for tho building will DO NJ
Gu , s !" me YIN shsiI p'as an spp,oyea nond
Of sisnets and GER innsle OF a clerk Of court
where the parties reside Of the folvenoy of the
suretcs; said bond cond tioned for the faithful
performance OF tho work according 10 tho plans
and specifications. The party. TO whom tho con:
tract for the cells and iron work In awarded will
DO required to Give bond They will also Be
required 10 present samples OF material pro-
posed 10 DO used IN tho cell aud iron work.
Plans and specifications ,an DO seen at my Of.
fce; In Greonyille, Texas, and At the once Of
D0dson n Dudley, architect I, Waco. Texas Il.
tor Monday. April 2s. 1881. Cash viii DO paid
for the building MS tho work progresses. and ioe
the cells aud iron works when completed. The
court reserves the hight TO any and all bids.
\, SHERRILL,
County Judge uunt County.
MIL
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COUNTY TAX.
Commendable Work OF ths County
Commissioners.
Reduction Of TAx-Coun,y Obligations
Met M Par.
Order Of Court LevyIpg the Tax,

Below Is given the tax levy for county
purposes made yesterday by tho commits
hioners court IL makes, all told, 40 cents
Tor county pufposes. This IL u reduction
og35 III per cent. from last year, ana must
ee very gratifying TO the people OF our
county. Inc present court is entitled TO,
and should receive rom tho people, the
plaudit OF We'll done" OILY n lew yoarD
ago the county tax was 81 Ia cents. Not
| withdrawing the great reduction In county
| tsxeR, all obligations are now met at par,
the county out OF debt practically and
money on hand to meet every demand.
The following IL the order Of the court
levying the Tux: j, Is ordered by the court
that there shall be levied aud collected an
annual direct advslorem tax for general
county PURPOSES, 20 cents on the 500
worth OF property also ID cents on the
500 worth OF property Tor road snd bridge
purposes, 3 oents on the 500 worth Of prop
erty for interest on tho courthouse bonds
and 2 cents OF tho Sio0 worth Of property
as a sinking fund on the Courthouse bonds;
| the foregoing rates 10 DO on the 800 worth
| Of property at the cash valuation thereof,
estimated ia lawful currency of the United
saa''' and On a. sTTRssS p stSeitS
owned in The county, except 90
much thereof ss is exempted from taxation
by the laws Of the niete for the yenr 1884.
There Is also levied and ordered collected
from every mGlo person between the sges
OF twenty and sixty years, rea.deDt within
this county, on the LIST day of January,
iSSi-lndians not taxed and insane persons
excepted-25 cents county poll.lny.
There ia 40 levied and ordered collected
from every person, firm, company or asso'
citation OF persons pursuing any occupn-
tlon on which state occupation tax 10
levied, an occupation tex equal TO ope-hslf
OF the state occupation tax except on oc.
cnpation on which there is a spociiic taxa
ton payable to the county, fixed by the
state Ian as county occupation tex.
-~0e--
Lgdieg approye OF your gmOkinJ Li.tl
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TIE HERALD. SATURDAY. MORNING, MAY ~ 1884

icrsnt mannsr. Some were bound to trees
sun, ana water was refused them. Others
HAD their banda tied on their backs and @
large piece Of wood set In. The msgis.
trates Threatened 10 set fire 10 their boards
II they did not stand upright. Other sorts
OF crueltics ara related with other prison.
era. A similar Case also occurred recently.
The mayor OF village tortured a few In
they had stolen. Ono OF the tortured men,
Costscho Negoiscg. aaid that tho mayor
Gavrii Nsoulan, not only whipped him
without oeasinR, making his body black
aad blue, but gave him during five days,
neithlr food nor water.
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Ns'gi,lsCuIs.

McGEHooR, Nav -GCorrespondence l.
The weather continues bright and pleasant,
Mesers. X. W. Bradshaw d Bro. have sold
cut their entire stock OF dry goods and
groceries 10 ~ " Edney.
Colonel A ID. Rust. editor OF the Plain
dealer, will be a candidate for county com,
missioner. having been solicited TO run by O
number OF ctizenp.
Tho health OF our town Is very good.
Doctors are lounging around doing little or
nothing.
The HERALD Is gaining ground here; gets
here about fonr hours ahead OF the CALVES.
ton NewB.
Numbers OF tralnB freigbted with cattle
are passing daily going north.
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on Noland river next Saturday; and OF the
Methodist school ut the same place on 6at-
urday the 2ilh instant.
Work IL commencing on Heath
Bros. two-story brick southeast
corner OF the squire. Tue con.
struciion OF the new Congregational church
10 also commenced.
Tue city council ut its regular monthly
meeting. on the 18th and lilh instants,
transacted some important business. The
city treasurer's report shows balance on
hand TO credit OF general fund OF 81, S22.s7;
street fund, s5l2.57, aud school fund,
yl,03 "a. Tho city marshal col.
lec,od Tor the month Of April
lines TO the amount Of g01.
rhe contract for putting lightning rods
on the city hall was awarded to s. T.. Moss,
10 be OF throe.fourth copper covered rot at
40 cents Der foot. oil complete. DR.. j. ID
Osborne was elected city physician. The
leak In the city hall ordered repaired. ana
blinds ordered put 90 tho city ball windows
on west side, and 100 feet OF hose and hos,
carts ordered purchased for the use of city
lire company.
Weather hot and business dull.
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Roumanian fortunes

GALA1z. RouMArA, March ls.-Recently
there was lawsuit at Bordeni, near here,
between landowner and some pessonts.
The maeistratss LODGED at the landowners.
vent With cudesls 70 he Landowner. struck
him dead. ana would have 1T 6re 10 The
house had not help come. A ID The In
CURRY they refused 70 tell who he'd commit
1od The cF1ne. many vefD tortured In az
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Fire and Underwriters.

BosroN. May 15.-The fire in the big fac
tories on First avenue, between Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth streets, damaged the
buildings and contents $1,000 The Man.
haitian Stamping company suffers to the
extent Of $4,000; uninsured. Tho other
occupants and owners OF the building are
insured.
A. the annual meeting of the board OF
Fire Underwriters to-day, thi'ty-five COM
panies were represented. President Holdin
In his report said the destruction OF prop.
erty by hre during the year pact aggregated
Q loss Of 500 coo coo,
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FOR SALE.

C'OR AALE-TwO GOOD DUN, BUGGY OR
l. work horses, n 2-horso wagon, almos. as
good as new; good 2.seaicd buggy; tets OF
work harness,and set OF buggy harnes,; can be
bought cheap for cash Call on i X BAKER.
Division superintendent or 9, A. READ, Man.
ager, Eide Telephone Co., Dallas, Tex. ms16d
EYoR SALE [.70ol SEVEN HUNDRED p0L-
Il lars cash VIII buy an established cash busi-
ness Of one hun dred dollars per week. Including
The ontire outfit, worth twice the money. Adj
dross +. + RICE, Dallas. Texas. mal6-3t
EOR sALE-THE HANDSOME TwO.sTORY
L residence OF j.. g. Oppcnhcim, No. 1874 Err
way street. lot GGx1s2 or l32xi32, to suit pur-
chaser: water aud gas complete throughout The
building, and situated In most desirable neigh.
horhood; terms very easy. Apply 70 MURPHY
& BOLANZ, 100 Main street. mai6-lw
EOR sALE-AT AUCTION-TW GOOD
= new milch cows, with young calves; ono 4
Fine. Very Fines. on Elm street, Dallas. mi6.2i
EOR sALE-A NEW PIANO FOR sALE--A
bargain, Inquire q! once at 6l3 Ross Nv.
EOR sALENIN HOUSES or pAlTER.
Il son avenue and Camp street 10 be moved
of the premises. Apply 10 MICHEL WEIGH,
at James Moroney 4 Co.'S. msl5.4t
TOR SALE-700 HEAD OF SHEEP, MEUIUM
c quality, IN good condition For terms, apply
10 or address u. T. Moan why. Rioe, Toxas.
J,OR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TRIMS
l. Horse: Ph:oion and harness; horse per.
fecfly sound and gentle; phcton and harness
new; reason for selling, going TO leave the ely.
They can be seen u, 1911 Main st ma1itf
COR sALE-CHEAP-TwO HOUSES AND
L lots In n central locality, on Wood street,
each house containing rooms, neatly finished;
cistern water. buggy house and stable. Any
one wishing pleasant home or paying In
yes,ment cannot 10 better than call Immediate.
ly on DOUGLAS & DAN0VKR, Real Estate
AGENTS. ia sycamore street. ma7-2w
lOh SALE or RgNT-A ELACTfrUl RES,
T. fdence,. just completed, ono block from
buggy house and stable on the place aud q
same street This is an excellent opportunity
for those tired of paying rent TO procure good
home for very lli.9 morey. The houses have
never been &C .upied. Address Box FAC, Dallas,
Texas. apr27-1m
E,0R BALE OR RENT : A FIdsT-CLASS,
II brand new piano; will sell on the ingtall.
ment plan. Apply TO S6i Ross avenue. fob29n
LOB sALE--H0kSE--A GOOD, RELIABLE
i black buggy marc can be purchased ut a
bargain by applying TO @. A. READ, Manager
Dallas Telephone Xxx. spr2stf
EOR SALE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE, MAR.
i ly new. Inquire at Craddock's. apr20-,f
E,0R SALE-BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE
Two new machines and presses, Westlake
Triton manufacture, for sele cheap. Address
VIM. PfOUTs, care Herald office. ian22u
4 OR sALE-sALOON FURNITURE, COM.
l. prising counter. shelving and leo chest a.
good IS new; will sell very cheap for cash Ac.
dress s., Herald Office apr6n
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All Owners of Cattle should know that
Giles Linimcnt Iodide Ammonia acts with won.
derful rapidly and fever falls. Tho hardest
punches are removed, Assesses healed, lame
ness disappears. corna and contracted hoofs Z
cure guaranteed. Send for pamphlet. box 1882,
New York Postoflce Trial bottle. rs cents.
Sold BY all druggists
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Important,

When yon visit or lesvs New York City
save baggagc, expresses or carriage hire aud
stop nc tho Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rocms, lifted up az cost OF VI 100000, re-
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant auppliod
with the best. Horpo cara, stages and Gle.
waited railroads 10 all dopots. Families can
live better for less money NJ tho Grand
Union hotel than IN any other tlrst-class
ho,si IT, tho oify
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Thirsting for Gore.

CIscIEsATr, May ia scene OF excite.
ment prevails a. Ashland, Ohio, WLeIa
Horn and Gribbau are to be hung to-mor-
National Guards and q portion OF the
Eighth regiment are there to protect the
jail. Crowds Of excited men are coming
IN on every train. The murder was so
Atroclous the crowd insists on lynching or
public execution. Sheriff Gates this alter
noon received 30 muskets and ammunition
for deputies
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For RENT,

For RLNT-REsIDENCE. 1914 WOOD sT,;
fine rooms, good well and csiern water, by
u A hOYT, 7i3 Elm street mal6;2!
UoR RENr-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
gethsr or'sap.lnioly; 3rd door lind,lcy build.
Ing, ,3j Main street; light and ventilation reT.
feet; water. etc. on same floor, LlEDsLEY &
BRADFORD. Attorneys, 735 Main gt. npr22lm
| FOR RENT-Two FINE FURNISHED
rooms and fiont rooms; very pleasant cheap
| 10 aou tlemep. Call aud see. at 92o Elm street
| close 10 Postofllce mayi6.2t
EOR RENT-TO A GENTErL PARTY, WITH
l good references. large dining room, bed,
would give privilege OF Keeping table boarderS
can have two more roomsi required. Inquire
q S,,l Mr. CHARLES At Dr; Murray's Office. 925
FOR RENT-oNE OR TWO NICE UNFUR.
4 nished rooms for light housekeeping. APP
ply at 1916 Jackson street mal6.2t
FOR RENT-FURNlsHtD OR UNFURN.
ished, a most desirablo family residence.
beautifully situated on Ross avenue; conven.
lent to street cars For fur her particulars, ap-
ply !? VEAL, COOPER & HUNTER. 7o7 Main
= sirnble houses well located In different 10.
cnlities For further PARTICULAR. apply TO
VEAL COOPER HUNTER, 707 Main street.
Eo,a lkENf:mFyRNIsnED ROOMS; NEW
E0R RENT-raE OLD EXCHANGE BANK
l. 20 Main street north lido rt.house;
size 25n75 good stand for any busiDess. Apply
TO w BARTON 625 Elm st apr5. I'm. e's
Liok kENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
i cool al pleasant at SOL jack con st one min.
ute's wals from Depot apS0tf
LrOR REET-A VERY DESIRABLE COT
l. tage OF rooms. conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Br0wder street,; water on premi.
ses Apply 70 NJ: 8. LEVY, Sanger Brothers'
Wholesale Department apr26tf
L,OR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AT 20S Ell ST.
II over Wallace & wAggenet's very pleasant
rooms. suitable Tor offices or sleeping 70 ,ms
Apply to J. w BARTON, Gi5 Elm vt. apr25.lm
EcR RENT-THE STORE HOUSE. GIL ELM
IT, street DOW occupied by Lyons Brothers,
wholasa,e saddIer,; 25x150 feet s storieB. Apply
u JAMES BARTON, G25 Elm st. npi25.im
L,oR RENT.-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
Il Sc4 Jackson .trect nprl9tf
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What we Pay for Clothes

In order TO live man must eat, must be
clothed and must have shelter. In this
climate these are the necessities OF life, and
II their cost Ia made greater than IL neces-
sary II practically involves a tax upon lie.
Let us take some OF the important articles
of clothing aud see how the tariff is ar.
Yanped.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

VALUABLE REMEDY For GRAVEL.
DR.. 7. II. Newland, jr., st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, Gays: 81 have used 1t In diseases OF
the urinary organs. such as gravel, and
particularly sperms.orrhma, with very
good reHult,, and think II C very valuable
remedy in those diseases"
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Emory's Little Oathartic pills are SUM-
GENTLY powerful for the most robust, yet
the safest for children ard weak constitu-
tions; the action In any disease 10 Uniform,
certain and safe, painless and effective.
Druggists-15 cents.
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Executive Order,

WARRINGTON. May 1.-the following wa
promulgated to-day by the president OF tbs
United States: I'm conformity with ar
OF q board composed of one person to b.
named by the head Of each executive de
partment, which may have articles to BIZ
exhibited at the Worlds Industrial Centen.
nial exhibition, hereby direct persons
who have been 80 designated to assemble
at the department OF state the 18th Of May,
1884, and organize said board, and the board
discharge its duties. alec designate w. A.
DeCarndry as secretary OF the board.
TSlgnedl "CHnsTER A. ARTHUR"
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Democratic.

IsDIArAP5LIs, May l5.-The democrats
Of the Twelfth Indiana district held con-
veDtion a. Auburn to-day ana renomina-
ted Robert Lowry for congress.
lsDiArAroLls, Msy 10 The democrats
Of the third Indiana district held conven-
ti0n at North Vernon to-day. There were a
number OF candidates, and result. was not
reached until the 57lst ballot, when Jonas,
OF Howard, WAS nominated. The district
vote was represented by 8. M. Stecklagey.
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These articles are used by every man,
woman and child In the country, and are
necessary to their comfort. Bee how ten.
derby they are cared for by the tariff The
wonder Is thatsuch system Of taxation on
tho poor lie allowed to remain one day.
New York Herald.
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Presbyterians.

6AaArooA, Nav YORK, May l5.-The
general assembly OF the Presbyterian
IN attendance. The opening sermon was de.
Nyered by the Syrian missionary, Rev. d.
II. H. Jeesup. The following officers were
elected: moderator, Rev. DR.. HAYS, Of
Denver, Colorado: state clerk, Rev. DR.. W.
H. Roberts, Of Jamestown, New jersey;
permanent clerk, Rev. DR.. w. T.. Moore, OF
Columbus. Ohio; treasurer, Rev. II. w.
Torrance, OF New York.
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Mr.. John Reagan, 457 Sixth avenue, Now
YORK City, states that for three years hs
was troubled with rheumatism. whic a
kept him from business. and be gave up all
hone OF r. c,yeTy. But, by the ADVICE Of his
ply stefan, he began usiug 81. Jacobs OIL,
the wonderful remedy, and was completely
curad
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"That whittier skin Of hers than snow,
And smooth as monumental alabaster.
Was all acquired by using Pozzoni's
dedicated complexion powder.
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Row. Alfred Vcdder, who has gone TO the
Danemora, New York, state prison three
yesrs for NAL praotice, will learn tho tailor 3
trade.
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SlSinncymen.

SI<lnncymcn,
Wells Health Remover" restores health
and vgor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex.
nal debility. 81.
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Royal Divorce.

LONDON, Nay ia Berlin oorrespon.
01ul Of the Times IL authorized 70 an.
nounoo the morg anstic marriage Of the
0npd duke. Louis OF Hesse, Of Darmstsdt
~ Madame KsIamire, % legally dis.
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Base Hall,

Providence, May l5-Providence, 7
Chicago, s.
BosToE May 15.-Bostons. IL: Dstroits, o.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Nsw York, Z
Cleve.ands, 8.
81. Loum. May l5.-Unions, 20; Bslti
mofes O.
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Not Quilty.

unw OnLnArs, May 15.-The Times
D6necrs6's asssihuret special says: The
49, - rotufned . verdict Of not guilty.
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A Sad Incident.

GALVESTON, May 15.-Msior L. Il. Ed
wards, u prominent and wellknown real.
estate owner OF A ustin arrived here yester'
dav morning TO attend TO come business.
Yesterday afternoon he attended tho pic.
mic given to the Catholic Knights at Mid
dlegge's grove, few miles down the island.
This forenoon he was about the city at
tending to his business. and feeling warm
and somew what fatigued, he entered the
Bank Exchange, on Market street, with
Colonel Merwin and ordered some refresh.
ments. Shortly after sitting down Colonel
Nerwin noticed that the left side of Major
Ed wards clothing was saturated with blood
and called attention to the fact. An exami.
nation was instantly made and X was found
that wound which Major Edwards had re-
ceived in the left side below tho ribs in O
difficulty In Austin, some fifteen days ago.
had re-opened and was bleeding copiously,
Medical aid YES secured at once, and after
considerable time the flow was stopped and
the major conveyed TO the Beach hotel.
His condition 10 regarded as critical by the
physician in charge, who has placed his pa
1ient under the influence OF narcotics, and
tonight he Is resting quite comfortably.
Major Edwards took matters very coolly,
and sat.at the table in pool of blood smok.
ing cigar. while the physicians were try.
Ing to staunch the flow OF blood.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
First Locomotive Trip In America.

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