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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
HOW CAMPAIGN PROGRESSES
A Lively Interest Manifested In the state,
and the Politician Making Hay
While the sun Shines
Other Campaign Notes.
Politics in Grayson County.

SHERMAN, July lS.--lSpecial. Com
siderable enthusiasm is beginning to be
manifested in our city over the National
Democratic ticket. A mass meeting has
been called to meet at the courthouse
Saturday night to ratify the nomination
of Cleveland and Hendricks. Capt.
Brown and Judge Hare, who were dele
gates to Chicago, are expected to be
present and address the meeting.
State and local politics are not re-
ceiving much attention from our people
at present. 1t is generally understood
that county ticket will not be placed
in nomination. Very little importance
is attributed to "free-grass" rs an issue
in fact our people are becoming disgust
ed at the persistency with which the
Fort Worth Gazette magnifies its I'M
| portance. They are disposed to have
the public lands utilized for the public
good and are very much opposed to hay
ing the interests of cattlemen advanced
| in preference to those Of the masses u
people throughout the State.
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Politics in Limestone County.

GRoEsBEEcK, July lS.-lSpecial. The
political pot is boiling. Much excite
ment over tho Sheriff race. 5. A. Brad
ly, one of the candidates for Sheriff, is
quite sick.
Hons. Gibbs and Mills are booked for
speeches on the 22nd ut Groesbeeck
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IN F0RIGN FIELDS.
A CRISIS IN CELESTIAL LAND.
China Afraid of Francc-EnGilsh Poli-
tics-An Appeal For Gordon-Chiii
and Peru Fast Frlends-Slck-
ness Ina Panama, Etc.
ENGLAND.

NAME or THE AMERICAN VICTIM.
LONDON, July Is. The name Of The
American lady killed in the railway III
aster near Permission Wednesday, was
Mrs. Carrie Edclstcin, not Edlcston.
She was widow residing in New York,
and sister-iu-law of j.. NJ. Edelsteiu, Il
manufacturer OF Harrington, England.
The body was much disiigured and only
by the dress WAS il identified.
tBlTtAEN.
Sir WHtkin Williams, Justice Queens
bench, is dead.
THE TRADE DEMO SSTH NTIuS ~ FAVOR
orruE FEA& hiSE HllL.
loNpoS, July lS.-Dhe procession NJ
the Trades demonstration in Hyde park
Monday in favor of the Franchise bill
will march six abreast from tne Thames
cmhankment In Hyde PARK. There Will
he eight SECTIONS representing twelve
sections Of political clubs and speaking
AZ the park until & o'clock from seven
different platforms.
TEE EGtPrI ~ CuSFfHENCE.
IDSnON, July lS,-ln the Commons
thiS afternoon Gladstone said he hoped
! Granville would be able to summon the
| Egyptian conference Tuesday night.
! SAD ACCIDENT.
! LONDON, July lS.A sad accident t'
two sons Of United States Consul Pratt
a Cork, occurred while boating u
Oupcnstown. one was drowned and tn,
other rescued, but his recovery is doubt
full,
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.ud wnrd Revelations.

NEW YORK, July H,-Tho suit of Nor
ris against Grant, on tho petition of OK
Senator Chafloe, who loaned Grant u
Ward bonds and large sums, was before
Referee Cole to-day, Chatieo testified
no loaned 100000 United States bonds to
the firm In October, 1883, at their request
Ito loaned the firm National bank bonds
and then gave the firm his check for
SlOO, 200. Later no loaned tho firm latHo
number of West Virginia, Central "
Pittsburg railroad bonds. lie never hau
the bonds returned. Ilo drow. about
| Ia. OO0 from the firm previous to the fail
ure, which was part OF the profits he was
To receive for such loans. Tho firm,
through U. $. Grant, IT,, and Ward,
told him they had use for moro money
than they had on hqnd, aud they could
make handsome profits from such loans
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Blahemore, Blakomore, 7lahcmore.
nod Mon and naymakcrs Celebration

Rod Men and Haymakors Celebration
Sealed proposals will be received for
the following privileges I'LL s p mr
July 18th:
No. l-Iiar.
No. 2-Lunch Stand.
No. 8-Lomonade and Soda Water.
No. 4-Ico Cream, Cakes and Ooniec-
tlonarios.
No. 5-Peanuts.
No. Shooting Gallery and Throwing
Balls.
No. Fruit stand.
No. S-Musclo Tester.
No. 9--Knife Board.
No. l0.-Flying j may. :,
All applications must he mate 70 " y:
II. Purly, G.. G. a. pgrms--one, hau
cash; balance II mi. day of celehrutloh'
Tho committee re ,pr,vs !ao righ' 10 ~
iect rny rr I'll DIS.
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to be saved, they prevented other pro-
It's stock of goods, estimated to be worth
$1,000, WAS totally destroyed. Fully
covered by insurance. The two-story
stone dwelling Of Mr., John Lucas was
slightly damaged by the roof catching
atire. The furniture WAS considerably
injured by water and removal. A
one-stOry cottage Owntd by
Mr.. McCirnw and occupied by Mr.. Long,
caught atire and was partially con
sumcd. No insurance IA far as could be
learned. The fire, which originated in
Reefs store, is supposed to be the work
Of an incendiary. The loss OF the builG-
ing is about $500. The building occupied
by Reef was owned by Martin Blake.
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LACONIC LIGHTNING.

Russia and Germany have adopted q |
treaty against Anarchists.
Two enthusiastic school meetings
were held at Midlothian this week.
Comings Nelson was hanged at
Houma, La, yesterday for the murder
of John Martin in 1888.
Bob Hunt and Dan Parker, both CO.
ored, were hanged at Greenville, Missls-
sippi, yesterday, both for murder.
The winners at Chicago Driving Park
Yesterday We're: Ben Thompson, John
Davis, Boatman, Athelstone and Lady
Loud.
The Maine Republican State conven-
tioa assembled ut Portland yesterday.
Only preliminary business was trans
acted.
The plague has made its appearance Mt
| l[hOrS and other stations in the eau
casus, brought from Persia. The death
rate is heavy.
The Egyptian conference resumed SEES
| sion Yesterday. The proceedings were
! principally confined to discussion Of
the Egyptian debt.
The Treasury department has pur
chased $4,000 ounces of silver for deliv
cry at Philadelphia, New Orleans anC
San fTduClScO ulluIS'
Gen. Butler and John Henry, the anti
monopoly leader, had consultation n
Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, yeste
day. They are taciturn.
Seven men were buried by the Gavin
n of well al Durham, North Caroline
Three were taken out, one badly in
ured. Four remain dead in the well.
t Henry Bloom, n Baltimore Il Obi
) messenger. was arrested ut BaltimOr
, Yesterday for stealing n $4,000 package
| He offered to divide with his bondsmel
5 Sam Martin tcolOredl was lynche
! after desperate struggle, at We
$ | Point, Georgia, Thursday night. II
u crime was assault on his own daughte
n The local option interest increases
- Midlothian. An election has been o
y dered for August 18th. Two saloons a
y in full blast now and other prospecto
!, are in town.
V The change in the Santa Fe schedul
% saws 4 Midlothian special, brings q
( Gazette day old, and states the HE
n AID. in its brand now dress, SroN
d steadily in favor.
g Gov. Cleveland and staff visit
'e tho State camp NJ Poug
y keepsie yesterday. He was recoiv
10 with salute of twenty-ono guns,
oil GEN. Wylie's quarters tho Govern
~ gave reception to a crowd Of visitors
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Thousands Of acres are yet unOccupied, and
can be had at very reasonable prices and on
liberal terms
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A pi,,.hurv Bnnk,s AnaIrs,

Pirrsnrra, PA, July lS.-rhc grand
ury is examining witncssesin reference
to affairs connected with the Planters
and Mechanics hank, which made n deed
of trust Nav 10. During the examination
one witness testified he had given a worry
Important paper containing certain t;'ots
IN reference ~ ,.le conditions OF The bun
in III ~ i = ...dneAs aeS. - .'.tsel
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CHINA.
4 CRITICAL SITUATION.

SuASGuAI, July iS.--Tho situation ut
Pekin is critical, owing to storming dis
putes between Iii Hung Chang and To
Tgung Chang in regard to what action
shall he taken on Frances attitude.
Admiral Courbet, with the French Meet,
Is threatening Foo Chow.
REatNSlNu TO WEAKEN.
SuNNanAt, July lS.-Thn appearance
Of the French ncct in Chinese waters
has had the effect Of strengthening the
peace parry Mt Pckin. Tho question OF
Granting the indemnity demanded by
France is being discussed.
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Tho Popular summer Route IN

rho Popular SuWher fSouN" w" '''A
IL by the Gulf, Colorado and Santa fe
railroad ~ Galveston, thence by thu
magnificent iron palace steamships Of
tho Mallory IIno, sailing for New ork
every "Wednesday morning. No dust,
no olnders, cool ocean breoBe, superb
accommodations with table and service
equal 20 tho iinost hotels OF New York
city. only one transfer between Dallas
and New York aud that at Galveston.
Leave Dallas Tuesday b;l5 u. IN. arrive
at Galveston 0.I0 p. m. Passengers cnn
20 Mt once on board steamer from train,
Rates: Dallas 10 New York cabin, tAS.a5
STORAGE, $3l.ib, including meals and
stateroom. For tickets, statcrooms, sal.
ing schedules aud full Information apply
10 w. J. Sto;ms, agent, tn Main street
or Santa FJ depot.
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ton was made by the grand Jury for tn"
paper, which was refused. The matter
was then taken before Judge Mann, but
as the court was engaged in Il murder
case the jury were sent back to examine
other witnesses until the court could
look into the matter. Great interest is
felt as to what developments the grand
Jury will make concerning the bank.
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rhe 7. \ nj. Omen To now Orleans.

Galveston, July Ito f. Z. Turner Ticket
Agent, 50i Main Street, Dallas:
Commencing to-day, trains will run
through to Baton Rouge, where close
connection is made with the n. o. ~ NJ.
V. railway for New Orleans. Passengers
leaving Dallas at 40 p. m. arrive at
Baton Rouge at o'clock and New
Orleans at 10 o'clock next morning.
Sleeping cars daily between Marshall
and Baton Rouge.
b. W. MCCUlLOUGH,
A.. Ct. p. Il II. A., Galveston.
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poIitics I'm Tnrrant County.

Fort WORTH, July lS.-lSpecial. The
county convention, tomorrow, will
select delegates to iloatorial conven-
ton, TO be called some time in the future,
to nominate Il Representative from
Rockwell, Dallas and Tarrant counties.
Thorp Andrews is the fayorite III this
county.
Col. j. 7. Smith is back from Chicago
and Kentucky, where he visited friend,
on his way home. Col. Smith says Cleve
land aud Hendricks will surely b,
elected
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Fathcri
Loss of sleep sustained in the anxiety
spent in nursing the little darling 20
slowly and pitilully wasting away by
tho drainage upon the system from the
effects of tecthing, nearly units you for
business. We suggest that II you will
try bottle of Dr, Biggers' Southern
Remedy YOU will have IA panacea for nj!
bowel troubles, aud loss of sleep and
sickness will DO unknown In your house
Price 80 cents. Ask your druggist for IT,
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor. At
lanta, Ga, proprietor Taylor's Premium
| Cologne.
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nn.h,nr nrlhrr,n slslomenl.

P,rrsnuno, PA, July lS-Cashicr Rel
bor. of the Penn bank, filed AN answer
today to tiio conspiracy suits of which
no is ono Of the defendants lie says
tho Penn bank was never legally organ
Ind under the act OF the assembly under
which II was incorporated. lilo disa-
vows all fraudulent use OF money or
Knowledge of tho same, and believes the
overdraTts were drawn by some OF the
directors, q matter over which no had
go, central
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nnnginan,s IInrycsl.

AT wAYgESnO@u, GA.
WANNESnoEo, Ca, July ls.-Sam
Williams (colorcdD was hanged hero ut
noon, for the murder of elem Bush, also
rolored, October 10th. Tho execution
WAS private i'm the jail ward. Tho crowd
outside numbered 300 oolorod people.
They were orderly.
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pnlilIrs I'm pnrkrr CnmntY.

WEArlIERFoRp, July lS. Special
Messrs. Charles McGehec and j. A,
Kidd, candidates for the Legislature,
are jointly canvassing the county. Both
are sound Democrats and are opposed to
free grass.
Our people are greatly pleased with
the HERALD for its bold stand in COM
mendation of Col. Lanham and his ex-
cellent services in Congress. His re-
election will be without organized OF
position.
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And NJ good Lost IL seldom or never nlundi
AS fading glass no rubbing will refresh;
As flowers dend lie wlthercd on the ground;
AS broken glnss no cement Will rcircSh-
No beauty hlemlshcd once, forever loHt
In spite Of physic Paid and cost" 1,
Unless you use Pnzgoni'j moderated
complexion powder, which restores tresh-
ness 10 tho skin and imparts u durable
softhoss equallod by none other.
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Painfully Lnccrnteh.

GRoFsnEEcR, July IS Special a.
W. Collier, who lives near Thornton, In
this county, happened to n serious acct
dent. He was riding on sulky rake;
lho horses became frightened and threw
him In front of the rake, the teeth OF
which tore him frighttully.
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Mrs. W, Il. Wilson.

PLANO, July Is. -.Special.l We regret
to chronicle tho death of Mrs, w. d.
Wilson, who died last night of typhoid
fever, only being sick u short while.
Her remains were taken to Allen to-day
for interment. Her untimcly death has
east gloom over the entire community
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PERIL.
gNrRsrE GoRD,ALB nEsrC

gNrssrH CoRpiALB RESTORED.
LIMA, July Is. Tho Peruvian Plenipo'
tontiary 10 Chill has been thu recipient
of several banquets. .-
Chembolo il occupied by Pugas forces,
lea. evacuated hy the Government
troops, was immediately occupied by
CpcHrus,' fOrNoa.
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Hailed In a Light sum.

JEFFRR@oS, July ls.-tSpccial.l- j up
Rockwell, charged with the murder of
Rhoda Rockwell, had hls prellmin AIRY
trial before Squire I.oomis yesterday.
The evidence being slight, no was al
lowed bail In tho sum OF $lW.
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NEW IoRN, July ia countorfeit
$40 Unlted states treasury note was
passed ut 1tockaway yesterday. The
sulprita escaped,
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CUPID's CAPTURE.
Leayett-Kindrod.

ABlLnSs, July Especial. MIR. $.
II. Ieavett one of Abilene's promising
young business men, and Miss Sallie
kindred, the belle OF Abilene, were
married last night and left this morn
INC for Austin and San Antonio.
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Last Nirh,'s Fire.

Lsst night at ll;iO O'Clock the grocery
store OF Fred Reef, on Bryan street, be-
tween Burford and Crockett streets, was
discovered 10 he ON lire. The
pre- department was Oh the srr0e
pnithouyhthc ba'lGlag was oVEF 1ci
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GERMANY.
Az APpgAL FOR aoGpo''

BERLIN, July lS.--Or Schwelnturth,
tho African traveller, appeals 10 England
"a rescue Gordon, who, no says, mas
hcnn abandoned. His condition Is dos
nerate. lie IL defending hls HOUSE.
nuainst increasing numbers.
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The Elevation S Is about %aShi loo rect Feet
UNIT" ~" or this section
NJ extremely fer
Hn tile ana easy of
L ILL bOiIA cultivation.
Good Water in Abundance

Red, the Big and Little Wichita and Pease
Rivers and numerous smaller streams now
through this portion of the country.
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sale of uncleimcd Live stock.

On July %, 1881, at 10 Il. M, there will
be sold at public auction, at Zine, Very
Fine" auction house, in the city OF
Dallas, for account of the IL. " TIC. R'y
mare; Y hands high; blind in right eye;
branded p. A. or r. \. ON left forequar-
ter. Said horse being consigned to w.
IL. Cole at Dallas, and remaining in the
custody of said Railway company un-
claimed. l.. ID. TRUE, G. +. Ag't.
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At the st. George: J L Maynor,
Texas; J NJ Shelton and wife, Athens; d
McNeal, Mrs stokes, Ennis; w l.
Wright, Moline, III; c |. Heath, Gle
burne; II Ball, Big Sandy; 4 + Gra-
ham, r H V9ney, Lewisyllle; W 4 Ran !,
Sherwood, T l. Staudtield, Terrell; w
A Kendall, Pilot Point; J Lang, Wealth
crford: II S Coltreath, Ennis; p w
Lowe, Midlothian; Thomas V Porter,
Evansville, Ind; Thomas Spruance, Ar
lington; l. l. CLANCY, Chicago; $ )
Perry, Austin; Joseph Bocht, Oakland
Cal; l. II Logan, Marshall; John Ratti
can, Fort Worth; II Stitl, Denton; O NJ
Rixey, New Orleans; John IL Caulson
Jones county; O Paget,St Louis; Thomas
Shearon, Troy, Tenn;C l. Reid, Wichit'
| Falls.
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Tho Board of Trade saloons, northeast
corner of Main and Austin and north
west corner of Main aud Povlras streets,
ke "a the best of liquor, wines, beer.
Hes. etc., to no found, con. octcd IN he
very best ''ylc.
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PANAMA.
.uOH SICKNESS

PANAMA, July Is There is much
sickness here. In one hospital there are
over dozen cases of yellow foyer and
100 OF dNsOntNrY.
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rron.rorrrd m. Property.

NEWARK, July ls.--lIenry Q. Fodder,
manager of Arnold, Constable Il Co., of
New York city, has transferred all his
Now Jersey property 10 the firm.
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The PRO Record.
Al NAV YnRK.

Nnw YORK, July ls.--Thc stores OF
stern & rincher, suit manufacturers; B.
Gardner, elastic webs; Goldsmith q
Plant, ladies' cloaks, wero burned;
S}1,0OO.
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Tho EIre Laddics Parade-Ball Players
PrnctIclng-Rnin Needed.

irhcllClHS-iNhlh Ne'u'u'
BELloN, July lS.-lSpecial. The Fire
companies were out this evening on
drill and practice and acquitted them
selves well.
The Bolton boys ARE practicing for II
match game of ball with the Mollats
again next Tuesday on the latter =
ground They are confident Of victory.
Rain badly needed.
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Mcino Bros.' have recontly added new
instruments to their band, and have
fitted themselves up with now aud very
handsome uniforms. Tonight thoy VIII
give u concert ut Mayors Garden which
they have taken special pains "a make
attractive and entertaining. The All
mission has been reduced to 10 cents
for gontlemen. the ladies and children
accompanying gentleman will be az,
mitled free. Tonight (Satnrdnv) VIII
be the grcnt concert night and every.
body Is invited ~ go All hear the hnesi
music ever given In u Has
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We have inst received another car
offer VERY nstammt An
PROOF
hand Call and Elm ST.
SAuCEN-,
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Don't fail to hear Meino Bros. ut
Mayors Garden tonight.
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Congregational Nominations.

ferrous FALLS, MINI, July lS.-The
Democratic District convention nomi-
mated Col. l.. l.. Baxter by reclamation.
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ONLY ~ cents admission for gentlemen,
ladies and children free, to Mayors Gar
lon tonight.
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Moinc Bros. have made eXtre prcparn-
Ions for the concert at Mayors Garden
tp.nivht,
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New YORK, July lS.-Govornments
firm.
Railways firm and higher.
In State securities Georgia gold rs
sold at 10.
The stock market, while strong In tone
during the early part of the day with a
moderate advance in quotations. in the
entire list, presented no specially new
features, except that such reactions as
occurred invariably brought in buying
orders, which promptly restored quota
tions. During the Afternoon, however,
this quiet condition of affairs gave place
to an active and buoyant market. The
bears became alarmed and made efforts
to cover, but were afforded little oppur-
tunity as prices advanced rapidly. IT.
| Paul and Missouri Pacific were features
| throughout. Both stocks were faVOrably
affected by reports of increased earn
| ings, and as the short interest on thUm
! is especially large they were foremost in
| the advance. In the case OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific the fact that largo amount
OF sellers options are about maturing
stimulated the rise in stock. Lacka-
wannai is another prominent card, ahd inc
| improyment in the coal trade was used
! WllH clleCb III ulNulNiilS 'h' ~ A'' y"
stock controlled by the same parties wh'
have made several remarkable move
ments in shares within the past few
months. Union Pacific, Northwestern
Western Union, Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail and Vanderbilts all attract
ed attention and advanced sharply
The Improvement ranged from y to BY
per cent. In the final sales there was,
reaction OF k@H per cont. from The
highest point. Transactions, 2FW
, ! shares
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And commands Ithe trade NJ Archer, sly
mour, Vernon, Doan's, Clarendon, Mobeeiie,
fort elliott and all the country known as
the Panhandle, ms well rs Fort Sill aud the
southwest norton Of Indian TERRITORY.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

Meme Bros. full band tonight NJ
Maypr's Garden.
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BELToN's BULLETIN.

Meme Bros. have made extra prepara-
lions for the concert at Mayors Garden
L.. ..i.-l.A
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The AItl-TempIotOn Movement.
MIDLoTHIAS, July lS.-ISpecial. The
movement against Attorney-General
Tompleton's recollection is gaining
ground.
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,ucscd Murdcrers Taken to Louisiana,

MARSHALL, July ls.-ISpecial. Last
night the Sheritrs of Palo Pinto county,
Texas, and Union parish, Louisiana, ar
rived ON the train from the west In
charge of old man Melton and his son,
arrested In p1lo Pinto county, charged
with the murder of man in Union par
Sh in tho month of April last. Thry
were confined in juil here until the d( e
pRrture OF the train to-day, when they
were taken ON to Louisiana.
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\ Philosophical Husband and Foolish
Wife.

Fort WORTH, July Especial r.
Mrs. Nora Elgard, quite handsome
woman, has cloped with brickmakcr
working tor her husband. Last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgard retired rs usual,bu
after her liege lord was fast asleep, tho
woman slipped oat, packed her clothes
into two valises, and with her paramour,
Henry Farris, decamped. Mr.. Elgard
knew nothing about his wife's departure
until o'clock this morning, but refused
to pursue the couple, stating that II his
wife did not wish to live with him ana
preferred Farris, he had no objections,
but says Farris must never cross his
path.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-19

WATER is more easily obtained by digging
or boring than in most any other part ol the
State. Wells average only 20 TO 10 feet In
depth, and the water obtained is clear, pure,
Springs of excellent water are also found In
many places.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-19

Take bottle Of Blakemore whiskey
homo for medicinal use. II IL strictly
pure