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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-18
AMUSEMENT ITEM S.

Ada Gray opens tomorrow NIGHT In
East Lynne.
The scale OF prices for Ada Gray are
al 25. 81, so cent and % cents.
Charlotte Thompson is expected to make
A tour OF this state.
MilIett's opera house at Austin closed ia
regul .r season on The 10Th.
A spec al train will leave Kaufman
Thur.d.y afternoon at 8 O'Clock TO bring an
excursions party to SEQ Ada Gray In East
Lynne. 49,
ea,y. graceful, yirlish demeanoT-the be.
hay,or OF q lady Of rank, aud evidences oil
nrseding and affection. In displaying these
Mis- GRAY 10 fortunate. The scorn OF the
ioxinS wife when tortured on the one side
hv n cer,sipty Of her husbands dupIicity
ana .spproached With unworthy propossls
on the other By o consupmate ecoundrsl,
admirably depleted, and prepared the audi
ence for the exhibition Of rare dramatic
.frensh toward the close OF the piece.
.sEsss LYNNE" has been p,syed ny many
.ctr.sses OF repown, but we never remember
having the last two acts played rs
,hrv were last evening. There u, In the
.csne hat ween Lady Isabel aud her child,
,h.t toucb Of ma, IRE which makes tn .
whele world kin. lis the wounded, tor
,u,sd sipful mother, REFRESHING her agony
M ,ove for hrr dying child, and the profns-
ion ~ hand kerchie's In the audience toId q
tsls of human sym pathy which words may
No, vesdiis convey. The death-bsd seems
vss nis, admirably rendered. and the fall
n, the curtain announced the close OF IN al
m,r.ble dramatic psrformance.-t hocnes-
ter Prees.
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POLITICS NOT WANTED.

In jusi thrse weeks the city election will
occnr. The officers 10 be chosen on tina,
day are 40 follow; Assessor and collector,
city m rshtl and twelve aldermen, or the
entire board except the mayer 1t 10 apprc-
pirate Lt this time to enter solemn pro,ss,
against any iort OF political influence en-.
tsring into the coming municipal contest fol
prsierment. No ono can pretend that
either democratic or republican opinion
hss any proper place 10 this ,ort Of selection
and no one who remembers the past his
tory Of New York city and PHILADELPHIA.
can doutt tina, political colorinx In city
Affairs can only lead TO j,bbsry, infsmy
and all manner Of coruptlon. Tn,
democrats a, New York ara
the thieves ard at ~hs q lohi,
tho republicans are the very ssue. in botf
instance, the cities are deeply In debt OF
account oirings that pleaded party ien''y
aud plundered until there was nothing let
&c stesl. Let all parties combine In DALAI
for the good Of the city, and elect mei
qualified from every standpoint withou
any re saYd whatever TO his record oihe
than his cspsbiiy and integrity.
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A FNnciful story.

Tho Cleveland Leader publishes . story
to the effect that Marshal Ncy was not only
an Amer can, bat that he Was brother oil
Mrs. Gsrfeld's grandfather. At the begin
Of the revolutionary war the Rudolph fam
lily, composed otssversl boys, lived in the
Shenandoah valsy, Virginia. Doe OF the
brothers was the greatgrsndiather OF Mrs.
Garfield. Another, Michsel, left young
wife and enlisted in the colonial army,
doing good service. News reached h IN
In camp that his wife had proved upfnith-
ful SUNG almost tn madness he lett the
army and country. His friends never heard
from him again. In 1850, shortly after she
close OF the revolution, Michel My wac y
.ub-lieutenant IN . French regiment OF
husssrs. The story goes that alter Ney's
execution for alleged IRRESPONSIBLE utter
ances . Frepchmsn came To Baltimore.
He said that among Ney's efeots was
he wrote that he was not Frsnchmsn,
~ was supposed, but an American. His
nsne " Michel Rudolph. He left
America because OF q great trouble. and
sought to sink his individuality by chang
ins hlr name and enlsting in the French
army. Mr. 2 Rudolph, Mrs Gsffieo's IA.
'bsr, WAS seen az Mentor by Arepor,er and
questioned concerning the story. He said
he had heard IL, ard in his mind
there was no doubt that Michel
Rudolph and Marshal Ney were
identical. He remem bered hearing his
father talk Of his brother Michel and his
departure from the country. about sixty
years ago" ssid Mr.. Rudolph, "a news-
paper containing the story came into pos
session OF our family, but II has been de-
stroyed. While have no donDt that Mar
shal Ney was my uncle, would not like 70
claim relationship without further proof"
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smendatious sre not an injury to
The authors contest. II 10 for
tunste Tor the company that its manage
ment had tho good Judgment 10 introduces
novel gags picked up outside OF Hoyts
c,,esory, or the play would be less int.r.
estiug than cat birds nest undergoing its
SECOND winter on a lesiiess bDngh. Az far
~ the players are concerned, most OF hem
are good mud nj lsn,t twO are very good.
The leading lady 10 an ar list OF noe
ability Mira Flora Moore ia oqnhl 10 al
most any emergency In her spocial line, and
to say that she w overwhelmingly besniiiu
Ia IN no wise overdrswing the oNsc. win
her charming presence and supported ~
such excellent pl,yers. she o,n very nearly
redeem the bo,ch work OF that wretohed
play.b builder uoyt. The Bunch Of keys
will he reproduced tonight. IL was
well attended last night. In fsot the
house was crowded, and the audience
seemed 10 enjoy themselves heartily. Sew.
eral sncores were given and II was eviden !
that Miss Moore was fully popular and
highly appreciated, a. shs deserved TO be.
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FIGHT WITH FELONS.
Bold aud Successful Break Of Psniten
tiary Birds.
4 Gallant Onlcer KILLED by th'
Gang.
The Pursslt-PrevailIng Excitement

~JAcKsosvrLLs, March IT, fSpeolal -
There has been great excitement IN TUT
community for tbe past two days, csus'c
ny tue killing OF George w. Tay lor. ont
sldo sergeant OF the peniientisry, which
occurred Just after work Saturday
night. A while before Night upon
that day as the guards were bringing
N the men employtd IN maxine
coal, the three In charge OF Charles ltby
turned suddenly upon him and wrenched
his gun from his hand, which went off In
Tho scuills, and a guard In front having
turned his men over TO the next one 70 hiui
followed aud shot al the iugitives, but with
no success, as they were TOO far on before
he could shoot. They made good tneii
ccape carrying the enn with them. AZ
hey left they told ltby TO tell Captain
that II ne followed them they would HI
him. In less than an hour TAYLOR, viii
his son Billy, Under-keeper O'Brien. Hi
ram Newman aud seyersl others were IL
pursuit, and ran them down viii
dog, about siI miles from town
The dogs bayed them In denso 'orest, In 4
creek bottom. aud tne bold pursuers fol
lowed right in after them Hiram New
msn wAs shot by them Ia the thigh aud hi'
horse killed. Taylor charged on then
| IN the dense dsrkness plot
In hand, and the man will
me run rhot him from behind tree, pu.
| ting fourteen shOts ia his breast, and he Tel
dead from his horse. The pursuit was nov
suspended. The dead aud wounded wer'
carried TO farm house mile distant and
v,ro sent TO town. The Creates
excitement prevailed. and everJ
one who could got hors'
vent out 10 avengs tn, death OF one OF oul
most popular aud most loved citizens
| There was said to b. l50 men securing tins
woods for tho despersts fugitives yester
day, hut as yet they nave not bten success
| fui. TAYLOR was n MOS, brave aud gallant
officer, aud the state will nsver bt
able 10 al his place. He was deputy
sheriff OF this county for mpuy
. yesra and captured nsby OF the
moet noted desperadoes that ever Infected
this section OF the country. He leAves q
wife and three imsll children, besides biz
grown con, who was n, OF
him when he received the
fatal shot, aud was ibs first on to him.
Nsgman ~ doing well end viii recover.
SONS Of the dog were cut 10 pecos WITH
knives, which The con'io,s had
with them Dsrsy, the guard, IL
universally csnsured for his carelassnesg
wh Oh vas the cause OF this sal calamity
rne affair has cast o gloom over the who'll
commuaity. Tho pemes OF the conviot5 are
Miler, Wallace ard Kennedy. A reward o.
800 has been offered tor each and IL !.
hoped they will De captured.
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NOT TO DE ENTERTAINED

The Colorado Clipper is good paper
and ia published in more than good town,
mt Il is O good way Of when IL proposes a
di.isIon OF this state for the correction Of
whx a couceiv.s toes an evil. The ex'
pertinent of secession has been tried on a
larger s,,le ard the resnlt proved os~sstrou,
10 all engaged in It. I, is true that 10 ever,
legislative ss,sion there 10 some ostcroppinf
OF feeling foi the line Of sectlonslism
but She discussion Of the questions giv'nR
iise to II, by temperate legislators has al
wsys ped Il out. In ststs sfFsirs as in ma
tionsl, a. In social, ss in the domestic. and,
In the last au,lysle, As With ourselves, the
Adjustments sre never quite right. The
sssefa organisms ere at timer shsksn up
AID We feel discouraged. There are mo
uents when We are diseulisd with our
individual selves, when disesse disturbs ~
OF vhsn We commit some error OF the
Judgment. But In little while the feeling
Of encouragement passes away and "Rich-
ard 10 hAmssli seain." All nature
4, cor ct end ths best We can do 10 to
tide over With the storm ard ills Of to-day
10 ths hope thst tomorrow there will BE-
brighter dawn. Northern and northwest
srn Texas are ofthe l-s' sections ofths state
that need have apprehension srsinst hoe
tile legislation. They are flliPg mp fatter
than any Of the other sections. This ropu-
IssIon will by 60 much Increase rspresents-
lion In our legislative halls. and Of ccur-
With fullest regard and care for onr section.
Il would seem that eastern Tszss with o
poorer outlook would hsv. greater csuse
Or slsrn and complaint. Bet the truth is
- svsrsl sees'cns srs ussdsul
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AUSTIN.

AUTH March l7-T5pec'sl AT the
council meeting tonight the special com
mittee preferred charges against CITY Mar
shsl Lee, of gross aud wiliui neg ect Of duty
in not nrres.ing Ben Thompson, for hrins
oil his pistol, and for no.
reporting Policemen Howe and 3sdi'
Tor ior faiur. 20 do their duty
in not erresting Thompson. Tho marshrl
will be lried before the council next Mon
day night Sergeant Chenuoyille waa
acquitted by tho COMMITTEES.
hta meeting OF the land board the note
| from the university regents relative TO the
les,lng OF universitv land was read, buE no
aotien taken further than 10 order Iatim
sent To the resents asking them 10 appear
before the BOARD. Commissioner Walsh 81 d
| no had il from good authority that
the regents nsyer named any plscs IN the
| resolution Adortud, but merely requesLsd
the eaily leasing OF the lasds,
The land heard had meeting day to
soxsaxss conflict Nc clsims OF sc'ual settlers
ussntly hired out TO i've on
saether, ond put tenant on
mis- own place. The point raissd agninst the
o.rhy Is mat he had abandoned his claim,
ana tes Question 10 be decided was whether
tas mporAry abandonmsns OF ioca lion
s:;s,G ,,,,l, the The S'T board of decided 90
, ,ssa" i. doss not. Several other claim,
sf the zane nature were slmi.
al,o deo,dsd That the so.u.i settlers Who
hsys purcha sed appraised bonds VIII not
be rsquirsd 10 pay the interest for 1884 till
the LIST OF January, 1893.
The secretary o. the land board mas re-
ceiyed some specimens OF ore from mines In
Tom Green county, located by Senator
Flaperlnp, Judge MAltbie aud others.
There are s6s, $50 worth Of county bonds
nov on file In the comptrol!sr's ofiice WALL
ing tor funds coming In
General Walker, supervising architect oil
the new capitol. returned to-day, and Colo,
ptl Taylor and Hon. ). NJ; FlIrE, ol
the syndicste will arrive next Friday, when
il il thought certain changes will be made
Ia the contract.
the Calvert Building and Loan associa
ton, capital $50 900. was chartered to-day.
Revenue receipts to-day, ~ ocO.
When approached by . personal iritno
Governor Ireland refused to express "a pref
ersuce IS to where the state convention
shail be- neld.
some of the Irish citizens observed 81.
Pstrick's day by taking holiday and
wearing green badges.
a white lady with two children came to
this city yesterday and took rooms q,
a boarding house on Colorado street.
she gave her name AZ Mrs Eva Taylor
the dsy, yesterday, she borrowed IS cents
rom the landlsdy, saying she had no
,m all change and this morning Was found
in . diving condition, having "a ken morphine
d.rine The night. Medical Assistanre
Va, found but she died before
Il rcsched her. Sho leaves two
little children, a girl aoout
Years. The little girl rays her
srnnd-psrents live in Camden, Arkansas.
II is an extremely sad case.
Several prisoners arrived here this eve
ming. sent from Medina county for sale
keeping.
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Clovclrnd'n Approval.

ALBANY, N. Y, March l7.-Goyernor
Cleveland hss approved the Roosevelt Dill,
giving the mayor OF New York The powers
OF appointment without confirmation by
she board OF aldermen. The governor
sayl III tha chief executive OF the
city Is to be held rssponsible
for Ito ordsr and good government,
he should no. be hsmpered by any intsrf.r-
anca with his selection OF supportive admin:
iutrstive officers: nor should no be oe United
To find divided responsibility sn excuse for
any neglect Of the beat intorssts oil
the peopls; nor should 10 be
hoard that nomination had been
made because only one could ba conir med
Tho responsibility on tse part OF the mp
pointing power Acoords with correct bust
nsss principles"
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the one TO tho other. With
divisions into say four states. we
would have eight senslors In congress In
stead OF two. This Is about the advantage
SHAT would como TO the south. On the
other hand diGiinot and sepsrats stsie
government for each section would by 30
much increase the expense, OF these people
without corresponding bene6ts to accrue.
Indeed, tho question Is not worthy OF ss-
rioui argument and far from being dis
cuxsd ought not 10 be even suggested.
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The Christian Uuien says; 1t is very li..
tie nee to preach pesce and good will
smons men from the pulpit and prsc,ice in
church rsth and bitterness. OF all war;
rsieious wars are the worst; Of 81 qusrrelI
CD urcn ausrrels ara tho meanest. We do
not hesitate TO lay 1t down as a general
pripc,pie that any pastor had batter leave
his pu Dit tnan to remain In II n respect.
sbls niinority-rsspestsble in number and
cbsrscter-desire q change: aud that
any msnority that de.ire q change
wccd better 20 out and leave the pastor
and his party In possession the church
han 10 remain in 10 squsbble. In tnis O.
IA ali other matters, Christ's example is q
GOOD one To follow. There was neither law
Tor nor jnslice Ia turning Christ out OF the
svnaeosue. nut when the Pnsrisses turned
aim on he went without word. He was
Too busy with mora battles to hight ecc Ell.
sssical onss All the injuries which Mr..
Ins.r,oIl with his rhetoric. aud Herbert
Spencer with his logic, INN CT upon Chris
,,ap fsith afe insignificant In comparison
siih IN &c infiic ed upon u ~ one church
ousrrel 10 which pride gets tho better oil
I..ety aud pss.ion oflove."
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BuNCu OF KEYS.

Thu above 10 the name OF the play pre-
,sn,ed lat evening at the Dslias opsrs-
boura. II IL stated In the bills TO De .
.bout correct. Hotels do cSfch u. and no
nss,ske. In every act and In every scene.
Charles Ho,t IL the author Of the Original
NAV. hut be wcnl scarcely rscosuiss u a.
I. Z nov prsdacsd- And cer.x-ly -:
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asked

Governments steady.
Railways continue firm; West Shore SIS,
however, were lower at 81 1-2.
Stocks opened quiet aud irregular, but
soon became strong and higher on advices
from the west that the Northwestern cIm.
paDy had decided to submit TO Arbitration
the question Of per centsges IN the North.
western Trafiio association, prices advanced
sharply IA toSx per cent. for the general
list and / 3 per cent TOR Pacific Mail. The
last named was universally active and sold
az froi= SO $50 10 "a, reacted ~ 55 rs,
rose to57 and closed 55 l-2 bid. The
rise in stock is cue 10 purchases for long
account by n new clement buying. based
mainly on the large account OF cash IN the
Ire,sury ani the prospect for the early re.
sumption OF dividends. Transactions, 2ls,
C01 shares.
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All Papers Discontinued at the Expiration
of Tho IInN Inin Inr.

Look at the printed abel On your papor The
date iher, ON shows when the Subserlp lon th'
oir,. Forward h. money n snule mo for
renewal n yuu a. ire uuhrhkcn 1ies a. We can
not always furnish back umper
subs rib r. toslf.ng The aiil- sof iheir paper
changed viii pl'nfc E'sie ~ their cpnmunica'
dor both he T. "a md new address
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TIN wild western man ia nothing II not
candid: Says the Eur.ks New Leader
II. @. WAND, who has served in tho capacity
Of deputy sheriff Tor some time, today
rendered III, resignation TO snrRIry SWEE.
MY. When Gssed his rssRon Tor resiFnina
WARD said: There amt enough fun IA
being sheriff. Imissed two or three damn
good fights last night on account Of being
m oficerp
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A Montana belle being asked by Bis
marck man II they possessed any culture
out her way replied: 'Cu',ursf You bet
your vsrieg gated socks we dol We can cling
more culture II the square foot In Ho'ena
than they kin In nny camp in Americs:
Cultur.l O. loosen nv corseis till | smiiei"
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EL CoNasscIo DEL VAIL. ia new ST.
Lonis publication, printed half bali IN
English and Spanish. IL 10 neat t7p0-
graphicsllv, and me n lied stste." pat
shows sound editorial brain.
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WEEKLY nonTUARY REPORT.

Mortuary report for tho week ending
Hrch l7th:
WV Bedrick; chronic dysentery; white;
male; As years. .,
Henry smith; drop,y; colored; male; %
years.
Leopold Davis; pneumonia: white; male;
years. ,
Juy Rogers; meEiNgiti,; white; female; .
year..
Fannie oydston; measles; white; females
yrafe.
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ADAnLING DOCUMENT.

Tho following novel ami highly interest
ing proceeding ia the shape OF q suit Tor
torcible drt.in.r will bs called to dsv In
Justic. Ed wards court. Mr.. 7. I. Yost
snes to get possession OF a house occupied
by Mrs. Bertha Locke. who holds q receipt
against him showing that rent has been
paid for same M 10 tho 9th OF June, 1874.
The following dandy article 10 on RE;
"We, tho undersigned, pledge ourselves
10 unite ourselves into the holy bonds oil
wedlock This union IL TO be based upon
mutual 1--we ard fidelity We mutually
promis. 10 shsr. joys and sorrows TO be
contented in good aud bad d.ys, to over
look each other's faults and fsillsgs, to be-
good and faithful competitions on our travel
through this life. ana TO bear misfortune
with christian p6tisnce and resignation.
Nay God give His blessing TO this
orr union. TO be faithful until death,
We mutually agree to have our Duphals
solemnized 4, soon AS circumstances per.
init 10 TO do 30. Az token OF hio honest
intention, and as a proof ~ his leyaty, Toe
aiiianced husband shall make handsome
present to his betrothed viie
(S!gued.) i. Y. fooer.
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TIE Philadelphia Times special edition
OF tie 18Th, conmsmora,iv. Of its anniver-
,ary, ia mammoth and marvellous. The
Times il q lively 3 yesr.old.
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Ir PlrsTiox TILLIR looks suyi hing like
HE picture in The ST. Louis Posi-. Dispatch
the express on oiols OF that city are poor
ia iget OF physiognomy.
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TES mea will read all account ofs hang
Ing where one will read stickful OF mntter
that philosopher fmuEgles into the prints.
Bat we ara gradually becoming civilized
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Yyee Of Postage to all Inrls of tho United
states and Canada.

Remit by drau on Dallas postotilce morcY or.
der OF fegl tered lcilcr | sen, other"ite, NO
viii MOI DO Tospnn,ihe fnr ml-caffiag.s Al
6ress me IL RAID Dails-, Texas
Specimen copies seat tee ON application
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Tho now firm OF II cEox & Patterson
would respectfully invite The attention o
smokers NJ fine cigars 10 ibe l.. Flor dc
sandiez Y Haya clear Havana cigar.
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Tho La Flora de Sanchez Y H>ya cigars
are the most populx clear Havana cigars
from New York TO San Franc SEQ. Call and
eramine them at
HICKnx & PATrRRsol's.
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FENCE.CyTTINa.

The fence OF SIR. Spencer, large stoc
dealer, whose enclosure IS four mileS aouth
OF Ennis, WAS raided By fence cutters Sun
day night and cut in several plaoee.
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FoRr Wonrn eamely holds on to the
convention. What the Fort want, and
DOESN'T Sc, II ssks ior-and gfta Il.
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a FIRE.

AZ about 2 This morning the fremen
were called out oy the burning of snauty
near tho ruins OF the Long Branch, which
burned yesterday morning.
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Twnrrr.T1uR mu'derers peep through
tho bars At Cincinnati We lock for
nooss item from that district shortly.
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Remember sir. that you owe somethinf
4, xour constituents" said one n smber ol
sur CITY council 70 another. "Humpb,'
all the other, al yen ore any hing 70
your consfituents, all We got to ssv u ,hs'
sour lucky. Why, there are not hal :
,.es.n voiers IN nv wsrd thai rave ce oof
roved money nom me-"
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cry COURT.

City w. p. Williams and John Donabuo,
drunkenness; fined So eHch.
Citg W. j. Morgan, carrying pihtol;
fined s25.
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h.xk HArros ami his. fsst msil:wil
abr resch the White House. Letssr'
hole net.
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WINS, Of Ksnsucty. champions free ed
ucnsion md fres Nh1kt5. He must be the
oInsine Ink
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PA good snd SUFFICIENT reasons nothing
b ~ about ST.. PA1Enxs Day In vac
Bv56kne.
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las Yelled Prophets Of g.. Louis are
M she'd ~ the hidden discounts Of Chicago.
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Dallas, February 4, 1884

Mrs Lock alleges the handsome present
which she received was = receipt for she
rent Of the house in which she llyes TILL
Juae 8, 1884
Mr.. Yoost probably forgot that there
we're more women ia this world than
houses
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tosprsos's tsrin bill 10 JOS, horizontal
edush to lay The republican csdsvsr on.
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Texas rank.
GOIl q sorTii.
No. 2, Mall and W press. ieANCs. 800 m
GoiNG NORTH.
No. !, Mail and ! K press. arriye,...... ll:oO m
Traius | aud 2tun daily Sundays e2Cepte1 }
Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa 70.
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