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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-16
Wants.

WANTED Any man not actively engaged
w desiring permaEent and lucrative employ.
ment at which he can average IS day easily
should send for circulars on .Gatcly's Univer-
sal Educator, no expe fence necessary.
NJ Il. GATELY Chicago,
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PURSES GUARANTEED

SIOUX FALLS. d. T., JUNE II ANDl2
FIRST DAY-JuNE 11th.
no. ''''0o'assi si5o, 37; s4s $50. Purse $500 90
No 2. -sa0 ol''; .l;o, SIS SIS, ;so Purse $4,000
NO .. 'hunnine nile nil ~ spd repeat Purse $4,000
SECOND DAx-JuNR 18th.
no 's:sS Class $50. Is. Is; SO: Purse $500 90
no . ''z:S0 class si;o; IS, Il; 80. Purse $4,000
No g. Running mile sIoo sPS g. 1tspeat 81 Purse .o@ 90
:. Entries for trotiing close at 9o'clock p. m.,
kunning. Nine o'clock p. NJ. of day prior to
- All entries fer The meeting must be addressed
SIOUX CITY, IOWA, JUNE II, 49, AED1o.
FIRST DAY-JuNK 18th.
No l. ,Trottine, 2:so Glass; .Parse s4m.oo
500, lQ0, 60, 40.
No Tro'ting, 2As Class: Purse 10000
No 8. Running Y mile and repeat. Purse l50.uO
IS, 49, 80
SECOND DAY-JuNE 18th.
No.4-Trotingasoo minute class Purse 4oo.o
No. .5-Trotting-2:4O class ... Purse 4O0.m
*2Oo SlOO, $50, $40.
No. 6-Pacing- Free for all ...... .Purse loO.m
500. $40, $40, $40.
No.7-Running, l mile and repea Purse 25O.M
S125, IT'S, go.
THIRD DAY-JUSE 18th.
~ $40. Slsts sioo. So, 30. fa''e 4o0"
No. s-Trot-227 class. .Pnrse smoo
$3.50, SIPS, SIS. $50.
No. l0-Run novelty, III mile... Pure am.m
$40 to u, $50 to mile, 800 to finish.
Entries for Trotting and Pacing close piue
O'Clock, p. M, June 18th.
Running Nine o'clock, p. NJ, of day prior to
Al entries for this meeting must be address
ed 10 j. II. CLkLAND, Sec,y,
Sioux City, Iowa,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-16
ESTABLISHED 1860.
Ice !! Ice !!

Fred Schnauber's ns. %.,dSs ISs
will deliver Ice during tho season Of 1854, q
cheap ~ the cheapest and on standard time.
Leave orders At his residence or At Purdy
brecht's drug store, Third street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-16

EOR SALE-Four COWS with calves and two
yeaIlings to be sold in one lot for cash. En-
Qui1e of L. Al. PUKDY
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TO
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-16

DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-A frame
~ dwelling house on 4th street. between Pine
and Mulberry streets, suitable for small family.
Apply to H.W. PIKE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-16

FOR RENT-A brick store on south side Of
Third street between Walnut and Cedar:
also desirable second story rooms en- suite or
single. Applyto +. J. DEW ITT.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-16

pIANO LOR RENT-A frs,-class square
tune. Auoress "Pianv," this office
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-16

70 RENT-A very iRc dwelling house, con-
= talning seven rooms and hall. Good cellar
cistern of water, stable, coal house, &c The
place is neatly fitted up. Price, $l2O per
month. ii. Il. BJJEI,
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The L'Alleprn Clnh.
As 80 nE rouNp ANYwnrnr N rr. 80

The HAllegro club met at tho resi-.
dence of Col. Mccoy, corner Of Main
and HARDWOOD streets, Thursday even.
ing, and was u select company OF about
100 present Thanksgiving supper by
tho club. The following Programme
was carried out:
instrumental Snlo-Miss Eva Shelley
Song--Dr. Choanoy; "DJ You Love
Me, Katie Darling"
>. Ro"ita' ion-Miss Lula Moore, Miss
Kate Mslouey.
instrumental Duet Prof. Tolliver and
Miss lis@ic Estes; "Fhe Race Course"
Recitgtion-Miss Carrie Cumming,
"The Pol 81 Buy.n
Vocal Duot--Pror TOlliver and Miss
Estes; "Moonlight on the Lake"
instrumental Solo -- Miss Webster;
"The = eigh Ride.n
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PERSONAL.

Windsor. 49, ~ vt 'ho
G. ;, Robinson, Colorado, is booked at
tho Windsor.
l.. A.. Pres, insurance adjuster, is a
guest of tho Windsor.
t. n. Woodhouse, of Wills Point /,
registered NJ the Windsor.
Mr.. j. 4. Murphy and wife, leave ON
tnls mornings east bound train ior
Little Rock and ST. Louis.
Mr.. w. j. Brady has placed on exbibi.
ION in l.. NJ. Knepny's store the Siemen
hSht, which is worth seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blakencv arc ,.ar,,
happy over the biz boy at their hous,,
yesterday. Joe is doing well.
Mr., j. w; Barton aud wife, who have
hsen spending the Last two months M
iiot springs, have returned home.
Mr.. j, Il. Wood, special agent of tho
Home Insurance company, is confined 40
MS room, AT Mrs. Ardrey's, instead ug
the windsor, by severe attack of ma
larial fever.
Mr.. Charles S. White died yesterday
and will be buried to-day at lOo'clock a
~ from his residence, corner Ross ave.
nue. aud Leonard street. Friends inyi-
ted to attend.
GOV. John G. Brown, general solicitor
OF tho Gould system OF RAILWAYS. nnJ
Mossrs. Bolts q Baker, of Houston, nj
torneys for the Missouri Pacific, will ar
rive here this forenoon.
Mr.. j. ). Penn, editor OF the Jared
Times, paid the HERALD a pleasant
Visit yesterday, and gives bright ao-
count OF Things and matters on the Rio
cheerful outlook.
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VI PROTECTION ON the wrong kinds of inn.
vprts' we have still d6adlier DANGER
10 iear than tho Introduction OF English
manufacturers. | saw in a London M.
her me other day statement that an
hmingllSh lady in town could not posi-.
sSiy 70 INTO society on lower allowance
lor dress than Gl0O.a year; that in Ibe
country $40 to SEQ might do Great
SEOUL $ooO Il year for q dress! Whv. il
eakes that to keep a girl in ice.cream
anu oysters for q year, mere accessories
OF preliminary proceedings in courtsbin'
,enu ios an English girl who can dress
III 9th francesca for L 10 -$2O0-a wear
nnI l VII grapple her to my soul with
HOOKS OF steel and wear herin NV beart
VI healtSi 500 year' Heavens! The
ria,H ordinary sweetheart's tichns cot
Ihat, don't know what a fichns IL. mt
LIN, am sure that the yearly supply of any.
HIng plain, everyday San Francisco
S,li wears would swallow up the 5000 a
year After all, The, old country has
some products that are worth imnort-
lns'-lSan Francisco Chronicle. '
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HAMM
| FOREIGN NOTES.
kA'S EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
\ Survive Frost-py Dynamite Fierds
Barqac and steamer Collide
lthe British Chsnuel-Twenty
Persons DrowneG-NOtes.
Thanksgiving at Berlin,

LIS, Nov. 27.-There were 20
fans at The thanksgiving banquet
Ecity onight. Herr Stuckenburg
3grace. United States minister
= ca led for the cheers for Grover
and, tho next president OF tho
4 States, which were heartily
Il a te,egram'was sent to Grover
Bud informing him that the
Fans in Berlin drank his health.
er kaSsOn also proposed the
tof the beloved Emperor William,
many. In response TO which a
IA national was PLAYED
> band. Herr kreisman referred
%homeliucss Of the Americans to
y Mir. Conroy, in a hum orous
}, rcplgd. Gen. Sanford related
pressioGs upon the first visit to
some years ago, and cOntrasted
resont great CHANGES from that
He thought that the Americans
gere able TO live in Berlin were
Rte p6up.e, and closed with
,sing the health of American
Iate. Henry NJ. Stanley was
upon aud received with
|tuous applause. He alluded to
praOle opinions, and to the hos
II hich he encountered at the be-
X OF his explorations, and COM
Them with the present general APP
/ and attributed his success to the
bird Of himself, and said he in
10 continue TO live on that prin-
Horr Kraismau toasted Minister
b in VIZ II terms, to which he Au-
Rtely replied. y grand ball fol-
,the banquet.
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WILBARGER COUNTY.
Election TO be Held Over Again-O tho
Notes.

A''S'oh 10 NC neId over ARain-Otho
Notes.
VERNON, Nov, 20 -[Correspondence.1--
The Independent Republic OF Hardeman
county, failed to complete its organiga-
ton. The counting Of the votes came
up Monday, before the commissioners,
court, but war was brewing, and the
count was continued until Tuesday. By
9o'clock Tuesday morning, heavy guns,
in tho shape of diciples of Black,
stone, were seen hurrying to aud
fro, drawing pleadings aud
conversing with defeated and successful
candidates. Each party was seeking TO
gain the advantages. Actions aud cross
actions, protests and cross protests were
MED, until one, who stood back aud
listened to The accusations of frauds,
irregularities and cunning devices
used in the election OF officers
and county seat, and the returns
OF the election, would be led to believe
that something was dead, and SURF
enough thore was something as dead as
anything can die, and that was tho
whole election. ENch of the two par
ties so completely killed the other party
IN showing the noncompliance Of
the law governing elections thai
Judge Doan refused to count the
returns and ordered another election,
which will be held December 80, nj
which time 1t is hoped that the people OF
HOrdemin county may be able to choose
their cousty Offices and locate a county
seat.
Judge Doan finished his term ~ Office
last night by slruing the minutps If the
commissioners court, and j. L. Orr,
county judge 0ltct, was duly uusiihod,
The new commissioners court
viii meet the 2sth instant to pass up n
the bonds OF oillcers elect who have not
qualified.
The several parties who have been
sick In town recently, are improving.
A grand ball will he given nj Dnan's,
fifteen miles north Of Vernon IN NOR
row night. A good time IL Anticipated
Mr.. Lnrortr, nf Graham, has moved
his faulty tn Vernon. lie antlr,patps
| opening n hOtni. | homo no may sue
cred, ~ ho is worthy OF the patronage OF
/ the public.
| Mr., Riddle is holding tho preliminary
triN of Georgn Mills, charged With
stealing and killing cow. ltistho Wi
tfr's opinion that The accused will ~
held TO await the action of th,
noNt grand jury, Judging from tho cyi
! GoOce have heard.
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ALvARApo, Nov. IS. - Special. -
Never in the history of Alvarado was
tlere anything 70 administrative and
enthusiastic as the ,tiiicstiOn Wednes-
day night over the election of Cleye-
land and Hendricks. At an
early hour the throng was
moving on tho streets, eve, yihing be-
tokened pleasure and success, every
face boamed with radiant glow, and not
a single thing occurred to de,ract or
mar the anticipations of an event that
will be handed down TO poSterity, as
one of those joyful episodes, seldom
witnessed. At I O'Clock, Capt A.,
j. Brown, marshal of Il
day, with his assistants, Cant.
w. Il. Bounds and Mr.. y. h. Pope coin
menred forming the procession. At the
head of the line was tho brass band, then
came a gigantic Cleveland and Hen
bricks flag, followed by Mayor Wright
who carried triangular Transparency
with pictures Of Blaine aud his carp t
bag. The pro- sion was one mi o
lon,, and torch IS and transpare lc 9
DIST ihuted at proper distances. Tue
notices were very appropriate and dis
played much skill and credit upon TO-.
committee having this part Of tn" pro-
lie
AZ tho procession entered the
p lhic square fr"m tho south
the sight was grand. The illumiuatious
aud bontlres exposed 10 lew thousands
Of people. Meyer before was there so
many people congragated ON these
streets in single night.
The speak rs of the day were Hon. l..
\. Patton, Col. Sausom;or Alvarado; s..
Heard, Col. j. l.. Morgan aud w. f.
Ramsey, Of Cleburne, who made able
and telling sp leches.
The firing of anyils and fireworks
then commenced, and long and con.
tiuued cheers followed, which lasted un-
I'll midnight, and fun and merriment
reigncd supreme. The merchants took
great interest in the ratitica-
ton wednesday night and
were busy all day Tuesday
d corating the fronts Of their business
houses.
While Mr.. Marion Jay, who lives four
miles south OF Alvarado, was attending
tho ratification at this place his house
nj wagon were destroyed by lire. No
clue has been obtained as 10 the origin
Of the conllsgration. tie estimates his
loss ut Sl,2O0; Insured for Si25.
Mr.. &, &. Allen, formerly of Calves
ton, and now resident of Alvarado, has
made contract to erect handsome
dwelling east of the square.
the city marshal Uud his az
sislantS hHd lively time
OF IL during the ratification. Thov
nrrostea tUlrteon tramps and
lodged them IN the calGhnOs-. They are
WurNnr IN the streets to-day.
Capt. Frank BGrkiit, eiitw and nro.
METEOR Of tho OG0lona, Mississippi,
NtHtSengor spout several DAYS Ia this
town, aGd is very much pleased with
h Ni-tt.
THANKSGIVING day was duly observed
Y strrlay ny ITO business men closing
thwr stores and su spendlpg business Tor
tun dSN.
1r .nnd # peoplo from Alvaradc
Vet =. Fort WORTH Lust night TO attend
the ratification.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.
Gents over CATERS a. Block Bros.


Gents over CATERS at Block Bros.
Burt and Miers' shoes at Block Bios.
Gold bangle rings, 1T 81, Rocks.
New Sugarhouse mORssos Us Loeb q
trelbergs.
New anchovies aud Sardalles at Loeb
v Freinerg's.
Have your suits made to order Al
Douglas Bros.
DR.. j. II. Gibbs, physician and oeou-
list, office, Coz Elm street.
The finest stock OF fancy and stapl.
groceries in Texas. Ed $. Aston.
"Spalding's Glue" mends furniture,
toys, crockery, all ornamental work.
a complete line of Burt u Mears cele
brated mems liue shoes on hand atLeon
kahn's, COG Elm street.
Immense stock Of wall paper, tho lat
est designs and colors, are being re-
celVed by Hamilton d Young.
Chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys and
any Kind of poultry, dressed to order, at
any and all times; also game of eyary
variety, by III. Harris, Union Stall, Elm
street, aud Live Oak market.
Douglas Bros. keep full line OF dress
goods Tor special occasions; also a fine
assortment of business suitings, over
voatlnSs, ETC., watch they mako to order
Va perfectly lifting garments .aat are moi
cXcclled anywhere.
Manager George ". 1aineS will arrive
thS muruiu: wijh the Huusiou Nationn
mso bali tcGrn The first oi n SERIES o
thron games between the Nationals ant
The Drowns wall be played thls after
Moon at the ftir grounds.
Tho Indies will hold a Temperance ser
| 1irr In the CumN nroa Street Christia,
church StbhWh 'ernoou at 3 o'clock
| 40 increasing programme has beal
| TcparNi. Miss Nellie knowles, an,
Me-. tarhitb W brooklyn, viii tax
| pTl, GuuG luns,c, AN arc cordially a,
Ni,ed. Ms. w. n. KNOwLts.
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aLiN, Nov, 2S,--An attempt wa,
Pr Tralco last night, to destroy
dynamite the residence Of Samue
N, known as the Edinhurn house
windows and "a portion of the
p wall " the house was badly
Ped, No one was hurt.
believed that the explosives wer,
III q sewer beneath the back par
|honsr, which looks now as though
|bsen bombarded, A split seVera
wide Was made in tho main wall
ng from the ground to the rsof
excitement prevails in York
iusSey is exceedingly unpopular
Il Is one of tho largest land agent.
|and, and IL has been known thai
existed against his life.
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AwrnI INTO OF q MINING.

Port CHESTER, y. Y, Nov. 9s.-Chss.
= Goodwin, of the firm of G. $. Good
win n Co, cracker manufacturers of
New York city, left his house about .
O'Clock this morning in distracted
state ofmind, uttering horrible outcries.
lie was pursued unsuccessfully nv his
Wlle and neighbors. His mangied body
was found this morning near the rail
road track with tho head and right arm
cut OIL and the heart and entrails torn
out. Goodwin was ~ years old. he
leaves widow and five children. The
recent failure OF his firm is supposed to
have affected his mind.
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The Congo Conference

RLIN, Nov. H.-Count Won Hols-
Eninister of foreign affairs, PIE,
|at tO-day's session of the Cong
5renco. The Congo committo made
3tprt, which was adopted. 1t con-
il provision in favor OF the extension
ezlong0 basin boundary eastward,
Ia duty respecting the rights OF
1gal, Zanzibar and one native king.
Mowers will offer their good
n on the spOt for the settlement
Z important questions that may
q A second committee was an.
ID, which will to.mor-
arrange the details, and
B third committee will be
Ned to conclude tho laborS of the
q committee and compile their re.
resOlu lions Of tho committee then
od. Tue question of free trade
n discussed when tho one of from
1as been sett cd.
h Amoricen proposal for the ex-
~ of the Zanzibar Territory
n a surprise in the conference
v Is believed tho replies by the
oil governments to their dele
q will authorize its acceptance.
|g Leopold, Of Belgium, photographed
nperor William his thanks Tor con.
n the conference.
OF the existence of the
BIZ International association, after
leath Of King Leopold has been
lhject OF much discussion, owing
TACT that the reverSion belongs e.
Be. The association claims tina.
the territory acquired
to the agreement could Ia
N to France, even if it il
cre: This view was generally sup.
"a, Yhe American delegation has
y less actively supported the Inter.
ma association, which organization
MO- well received by all powers ex-
u Portugal. King Leopold sent
M in promoting the international
Qiation, and pr mis- s to endow il
cahtal 10 insure IN III.
OF S20.00o.
onry VI. Stanley leaves hero SUNDAY
in Edinburgh, Scot
III He asks of the in
'qtinnal association a SALARY
dom year. The conference is OK
[ed TO conclude its session nv tn,
Idle of December.
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THEATRICAL.

boom. eS iiosn
Carrie Swain IL makinga great hit in
her new play, "The Little Joker"
The price of admission TO bo,r tbe
the house. P"''s VI
Manager Benton pays Clara Morris
enu highGst terms ever given To an
artist IN TeXas-Sl,OOO each night.
Ford's opera company, with Mrs. So.
gum Henry Peakes aud other promi-
nent artists in tho cast, come Christ
mas,
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Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-The steamship
Decatur II. Miller, Capt. Clark, which
sailed from this port yesterday after
noon for Boston, was sunk one-half mile
from the mouth of the lower Craigbill
channel by u collision with the steam
snip William Lawrence, Capt Hooner.
Both vessels belong to the Merchants
ana Miners Transportation company.
me Lawrence was bound in from Sa.
YAnnAh -
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Other Marine Disasters

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S,--The captain of
The steamer Caspian arrived yesterday
from Baltimore. He reports that fire
on his vessel originated among cotton.
Whom discove' cd tho matches were
closed and kept shut. Upon tho arrival
OF the vessel at the quay last evening,
the fire brigade flooded the compart'
ment containing thu burning cotton and
eXtinguished the flames.
The Leonora at this port from New
Orleans ia collision with pier head
was badly damaged
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\ NOV 9s.-rhe chamber of depu.
Fuay' by a vote of $40 to 35,adopted
~ OF tho day declaring that the
Y : maintains its determination tc
i've execution OF the Tien Tsir
I La'er an order of the day was
55u ny a vote OF 81 to Isl declaring
~ chamber takes cngnizance OF
Tiaratlohs of the government, ard
P,,po,u us energy 10 ensure full re.
NJ lhn rights of Fran 20.
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here and also raised the entire
Catholic settlement. A missionary.
who arrived at Canton, from the ii {.
terror, states thar the Christians in the
western provinces, ara furitives
in the wilds Of Tonquiu. lie al o
states that the Chinese authorities II
the northern pr0Viuc have issued
decree ordering the eXpu s On of all the
missionaries. Upon an appeal to Il o
higher authorities at Pekin, howeyo.,
The decree WAS resUiudel and the mi
Slonaries arc taken jWlar the protection
OF tle Chinese general government.
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I'D Now 2S.--At Toledo ) fresh
=, cnoIera and 2 deaths occurred
49,, At Benopia, . fresh cases
In NV @.-This city has resumed
I'M "ppearance. II Is estimated
rr \, number Of deaths by The re
o"' OF cholera will reach S0j,
io,. sun u Few eases of cholera in
yer quarters of tho city.
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Burig Il Under Coal.

BOSTON, Nov. 2S.-Information was
received at police headquarters at noon
that tho coal sheds along the side track
Of the New York and New England rail.
road had fallen, burying three men be.
meath the coal and timbers. Their
names are unknown.
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nied on u Stenmhnnt-

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.-Gen. Miguel
Guadea, Of Costa Rica, who arrived here
last Thursday from Port Limon, died
suddenly Of heart disease to day aboard
the steamship Heredia about twenty
miles below this city en- route TO Port
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strangllng LihnrLy In Snain.

pRIp, Nov, 2S.-At meeting of the
to-day, King presiding, regard.
4 condition of affairs at tho uni
Y it was decided to continue the
r. policy already adopted against
Fors and students with "a view OF
ption Of all teaching held to bc
~ q the interests of religion aud
4 The government brought suit
seven more journals for hostile
The opposition press severely
Pm the arbitrary measures OF the
Dment.
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a Very Natural MISTAKE.

SYRACUSE, Nov. 2S.-Last evening Nor
ris Eaton, farmer of tho town of Man.
lius, Onondaga county, who has been
annoyed by skunks stealing chickens,
shot az black spot in straw stack
ana killed an unknown tramp, hidden
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John Bun Agrees

LONDON, Nov. Is. The questioned the
French blockade of Formosa
is arranged. The English foreign
secretary consents that England an
stain from declaration OF neutrality,
but reserves all claims for damage to
Il glish trading vessels.
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If You are nervous or dyspeptic trv
Carter's Little Nerve pills. Dvsnensia
makes you nervous, and peryomspess
makes you dyspeptic; either one rem
uers you miserable and these little pills
cure both. pms
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100 Much Live Stoeli.-"Whv. Jones.
what q holOrse you have in vnnr
throat! " Yes, l raised u from cilfd]t
~ my head. I've too mnch live stock Z"
wen, like cures like; DR.. Bulls Cl,u0h
nNruP WIZ cure you. The Bull Will
qulckIy scare the hOlalrso AWAY.
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EelI and Broke nis Arm.

LoNdvIEw, Nov. 2S.-lSpec al. Lew
kiitoyle, u young man, fell from loft
to-day and broke his left arm at the oil.
bow. The injury is very painful and
may necessitate amputatiOn.
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bndautsc sul,ll.,. I,,cnra,a,

.otA' Nov %. Gen. Wolseley has
'he Mudir of this province with
paFlal order OF the Medjidle, sec.
E,oi,, rive other native officials
WV various dNcnrAtinna.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-29
''si"n' Blown up-wool Salos.

poN' Nov GA dispatch from
IL reports tho explosion of IA gun
~ factory at Wetterin. No details
Won sales to-day S,l57 bales OF
Y 'hl Port Phillip were sold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The bark, Luke
Bruce, has been in collision with the
steamer, Durango, in the English chan
mel. The Durango sank, aud twenty
persons were drowned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-29
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SERBIAN, Nov. %. Especial. MIR,
MT iunt'r, for long time u with a..
vsr, lott on spec ear for Nov Or cans
to-day 10 be treated there for his disvr.
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