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lN0k, SALE--BN SOUTHMLSt LAND
L Com house, lot yox l95. cor.
iier OF Htowdus and Porter streets; lot lO1
houses ot6 and 4 rooms, FAST Dallas Uorib.
S5'sl OIL fHir Grounds; broom house, lot COX
wv, corner ol Oorsicuua and Bruwder streets;2
acres with houses and rooms. Fast Dal.
iIaS' northeast OF Fair Grounds; S-room horse,
lots and ., p and y each JlXlg5. i'm Middle.
Snh sAIultlon, adjoining and west OF Fair
NInuhdS' lot 1N'O, corner Griffin and Akard
S'eelSi lol SUNlyO, joins Fair Ground on tho
MeSt' lot 2lNSO, on Pacific avenue, opposite
passenger depot; lot 60l WOO, corner Cotton.
Mnod lnne and Cedar Springs St aug3li
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED FRONT
room, 10 Elm st. ocl5tf
Eok RENI-A BRICK STORE, WE'LL
4 nhlShed and situated IN good business
nVhtlonln the town Of Ennis, Ellis county.
Texas; suitable for groceries or dry goods,
,hlune OF i, l.. MCCARrY, Real Estnte
Agent Emit, Texas.
IIOh NENI-rMON NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, and board can be furnished 10
W. " - gentlemen; price, $500 pr week, at ~
TOR RENT COTTAGE ON SAN JAClN-
4 TO street railway, three good rooms, be-
Sues h0ll, Kitchen, servant room, etc., Win
large yard. Apply to LINDsLEY 4 BRAD.
Eokn, Attorneys, 7S5 Main st. oclil
t'Ok RENr-A COTTAGE OF EIGHT
L rooms, on Ross avenue, within min
utos' walk of the postoffice. Apply TO
PFours, ELLIOTT Il HALL. oc2-u
EOk RENI-BN THE SOUTHWEST
= LAND COMPANY, 70I Main street;
broom house, No. hl1 Veal street, SIS; 3-room
mousse, No, - Flora street, east OF Texas Gen.
/ lfal hN,lrOad, IS; 5-Toofa house, neur Con-
! vent, Last Dallas, = acres land, $50; Broom
! mouse, 1907 POLK street, opposite OIL Works,
| Nlli Groom house, corner Ervay and Wood
| streets, SN; broom house, East Elm street,
/ near brunch, So; i-room house on North
| HAYWOOD street, near branch, SIS; l-room
! house, VA Main street, $40; i-rooin house,
| East Dallas, north of Fair Ground Slji
| l.roum house, Live oak street, near Convent,
augSlti
| L'uk RiiNT-CENTKALLY LOCATED
! u flrsl'clOss sleeping rooms; south expos
! utei all cnnNcnOnccB. LtNnsLEY a BRAD
EnRn, ~ Main street. upstairs ia.t
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oFFlClAL-ClTY LAWS.

A n ORDINANCE WIDENING WOOD
"a street between POydrRs street aud the
southwest line of theJohn Grigsby league.
SECTION /. BE IL ordained by the CITY
Council OF the city OF Dallas, that Wood
street he and the same Is hereby
ordered wliencd ON the north side
thereof between puydrns street and
the. southwest line ofthc John Gribsby league
ana mat II Ns2l feet Of ground be taken amt
condemned for said purpose to-wit; Begin
ning M the Intersection OF the east line OF
IoyuiaS street, with the present north line of
wood street. thence castwardly with the
SAID north line Wood street 22j feet to tho
southeast corner OF Luc Bourgeois tract on
the north Side Ot Wood street; thence north
wardly with the cast line OF said bourgeois
tract u feet; thence wcstwNrdly parallel with
SAID bourgeois south line and north line of
Wood street 80 Icvt 90 the cUst line Of pOy-
dr0s street; thence southwardly with east
line OF Poydras street Al feet to the place Of
beginning.
SIC. .. That the Mayor proceed to hive
the value Of the ground described in the
foregoing section RScertaiued and assessed
according To law; that the amount so ascer-
taiuCd and assessed be taxed against the
surrounding property holders In proportion
10 the benefit received by each, and that said
amount be paid the owner thereof.
SIC. 3. That when the amount asses ed In
tho condemnation Of said property shall he
collected and paid to said Bourgeois, said
street shall be opened rs horeintorore pro.
Nidcd.
SIC, 1, That this ordinance take effect
! from It's passage.
Approved Oct. 10, 1851.
Al
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Tho Big 5O-Cage and Four-Ring Show of
the SeIls Brothers

This splendid, popular and most hon
orably conducted Menagerie, Circus.
Caravan and Museum, rumors OF whose
coming nave already created much
comment, is at last positively announc.
ed to give afternoon and evening enter.
tainmonts at Dallas, on October %.
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

VVTEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNONUCC
W BEVERLY SCoTras candidate for re-
election 10 the Office of County Assessor ai
the ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN.
~ uouue9 Nr. a., b. GILLESPIE us q ,ln-
Adotc for reelection To the Office oi Count
'Guacfnr
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Every smoker should try "Littlo 10.
LarV Nu
Local Option Inpa,,ns.

A rumor is ailoat on tho streets that a
petition is being quietly circulated for
signatures asking the county commits.
sioners court to order an election for
local option In this precinct. OF course,
II the petition has the requisite number
ofsignatures nm election will be ordered
out the expense attaching will be-
so much money thrown away, MS
local option cannot carry in Dallas, for
aer population to begin with is cosmo
politan.
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A Runaway Tenn.

Yesterday afternoon team attached
to hack No. rs, the property of Arthur
Kahn dashed up Austin street and
brought up against post, corner of Aus
tin street and Pacific avenue, breaking
the tongue and doing other damage to
the vehicle,
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A serious stabblnr.

Al late hour Monday night negro
boy named Eugene Williams, without
The least warning, stabbed julius Levi,
inephew OF DIR. Henry Schulz, in the
right groin, innlctlng a serious, and II
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DOR SALE - THREE EXCELLEYT
4 1 d6ummer'S wagons and teams. Applyn
ED NANnALL's stnhlcs. srolii
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The Cedar Birds played picked nine
made up Of boys from Olive street yes
,erday afternoon on Patterson avenue,
md defeated them by score offs TO s.
Victory.
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Morsford,n ACID phnsnhntl
IN SEAsICKNEss.

IL SEASICRNESs.
Prof. Adolph OFT, New York, SAYS: al
used it for seasickness, during an ocean
passage. In most of the cases, the vio-
lent symptoms which characterize that
disease yielded, and gave way to a
healthtul action Of the functions i'm
pairedn
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" IN ILU-A NVUU UUOk EOR N -.
w ly, and man TO work in dairy AMl
to Jersey Dairy intersection of Jeffcyr,soA, ppl
Cochran streets. "elson an
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AgRare Bird.

An Englishman giving the name OF
Lethbridge was arrested In Paris and
Is TO be prosecuted on u charge OF hav-
Ing wantonly and maliciously killed a
rare bird In The Jardin discrimination,
Tho bird the only one OF the kind in
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NOTICES.

NOrlCE-SEAIr ED BIDS WILL BE RE-
~ ceivod ~ my Office until o'clock p m
ON october Is, 1884, for furnishing seven catch
basin iron gratings, two man hole covers and
ninety feet OF Iron grating, TO cover the street
gutter on Main street In front of tho Herald
oilce Plans and specification TO be seen at
my oficc ~ IVA, JOuNSON,
DALLAA. October 8. 1854 City Englne,r
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cOuNrY rnEAsuREK.

Observation-Disclosures ANNUl NOE
w the uamC OH. T. DOWNS as candi-
date for County Treasurer Of Dallas county
AZ The ensuing election, November 1, 1851
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
W nOuucc Nj. r, d. LANGLIY as q can
lidate for County Treasurer Of Dallas county.
Election IN November
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Funoral No,,ce.

Died, yesterday (rucsday) afternoon,
at 4o'clock, john Bennett, at his resi-
dence, corner OF Jefferson and Walnut
streets. Tho funeral will take place al
10 o'clock this morning, Friends and
acquaintances are invited to be present,
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:. ~ - - y T'-7T IN TN TTTAa 90
a or 10 rent for money. Two INN.
dret and eighteen acres. one and IL Ssi,
mile, west OF Rnhardson; rich. black lana.
wen improved, bl fine state OF cultivation,
lofg" dwelling rooms: barn, outIul,Gings
Hho tenant ho1srsi splendid orchard lpcacl3:
" souu Mtis aN1 81 acres timber. This is
one OF the oes, places In Dallas county.
,NlG prr'ac.t rn iuCumhrqnce: terms c1Sy.
Apply tvor address pr. j.. r. SrEcub. Eic6.
"S",olit Ht.i" .n'l'y, ItNHS. uugg-2m
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Mr., o. A. Wells, of the Electric Light
saloon, Elm street, was In constant ro,
eelpt of kilograms of the Ohio and West
virginia elections yesterday. Parua
returns only arriving last night, he will
receive during to-day and night full
returns of the result.
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AFTEK TnEHIG SHOW.

The Proof of the Pudding ia in the Eating
As our readers are no doubt aware, the
Sells Bros. Monster 50-Caue Menagerie
and Great Four-Ring Circus, will ex.
hibit, without fail, at Dallas on Octo.
Der %.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Thdeyeloned

County Clor1 Dallas County, Texas
Wv l.. ". AuGNWs Nenuiv
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DEV, SAMUEL ROSE, DID, CHRISTIAN
III guardian and evangelist, Toronto. q. W '
had severe and painful trouble, erysipelntou,
affection OF limbs tried the hest medical
Hkill without success. Giles I.inimont 10
moved the itching, burning penNason y I'd.
feeted q cure. s.Trial ottlo. "a
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LEGISLATURE

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w L, Il. TERRELL rs candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas Elec
ton, l7QWoAoN 1, 1884.
WEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Il. Il. COOMBES as candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
NJ EARE HED1OANNOCNUE
w Mr.. r.. 5. kIMBRoUGH as a candidate
lor the Legislature In Dallas county, subject
70 the action of Lhn namncrncv.
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Sweet Music.

Golden's splendid band discoursed tho
sweetest of music on the streets yestor-
day. II gave u band drill which was
executed with marked precision. The
music rendered and its manmuyerings
attracted quite a crowd.
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The pains resulting from crushed
limb, says Mr.. Edward Henry, Pine
grove, Pennsylvania, were completely
cured by st. Jacobs OH, tho great pain
roliever,
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WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
W ed 10 announce the name of W. u. W.
SAITH as q candidate for Sheriff of nahas
county, az the ensuing November election
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WE ARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN 7. GILLESPIE rs candidate for
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
Aleciinm.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W j. G. MCCART as a candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. |.
WE ARE REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
w JOHN OVERLAND as a candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No l.
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Observation-Disclosures
w q. Z. CLINT as q candidate for re-e,ec.
ton 70 tho office OF County Attorney at the
ensuing election
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A GOOD MULE AT A VERY
Il low, price. Inquire of o. II. Thomas in
care of VIII A. Watkin " Co., Herald 6nua a.
ing. o VgtiS.
EOR SALE-AN IMPROVED FARM an
Il llSA acres, 10 miles from Dallas, nea,
Hutchins, on the II. Il II. G. r, r.; land n
nigh cultivation; produced this year 30 bale,
Oh COTTON, and 200 bushels of corn, beside,
good timber, dwelling OFF rooms, crib, STA
PIE, smoke. house, cotton house, chickep.
house, 3 wells Of fine water enough TO sunni,
NE country around; boX-house and CRIB h
uelq Tor renter, about 100 peach trees of bes
variety, bearing; the whole farm is encIosei
by,new fence; price, S2,50O-$l ,425 cash, ana
naluhce IN time, owner desires to return ia
Europe Inquire at Postolice, HutchinS.
INNd0' NJ JENA VIZ. Ocl4tf
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t'Ok RENr-A COTTAGE OF EIGHT
rooms, ON Ross avenue, within ) min
ntes walk of the Postofice, Apply 70
PFoCrS, ELLIOTT q HALL. oc2-u
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WEARE tUTHoRIzEDTOAN ANNOUNCE
w 5. n. BRASWELL as candidate for JUS
tice of the Peace for Precinct No. l, at the
ensuing election.
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CLERK.

w w. II. THACKER for, Nunty Clerk.
WE ARE REQUESTED . ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. &. HILL as u candidate for re-
election to the office of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W HENRY JONES as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of District Clerk.
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FOUND.

EOuNo-A LARGE pOCKET.noC X,
Il with papers. Call at Tl3 Elm str ct,
prove property and pay for this notice. II
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE r. FEARN for Justice of the
pence for Precinct No. l.
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fAhIS OF The Human body ENLARGED, Devel.
oped ana Strengthened Etc, Is an Interest.
ing advertisement long run IN our paper, In
W. W nYvlrles We VIII say that there Ia no
sNluence OF humbug about his. On the con.
tsia.Iy tne adVertisors are very highly Endorsed,
lnterested persons may get scaled circulars
SiNing oil partict lars by addressing Frle
i msdiSa 90, g. Box SlS, Buffalo N, Y.--Te.
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WE ARE AUTH0 &IZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel J. G.. SrEyENs as a candidate
for Justice ofthe Peace o. Precinct No |.
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FLOATER.

w FARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
w i, L. ID. ANDREWS as FlOater from the
counties of Dallas, Tarrant and Rockwell.
WE ARE REQUESTED no .ANNouNcE
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CONSTABLE.

Wy FARE AUTHORITATIVE ANNOUNCE
w W. +, GRAHAM as candidate for Cen.
stable of Precinct No. at the ensuing elec.
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s, p, ROWE. BIN. MADDOX.
Ho for Mineral Wells 4!
ralo Pinto County, Towns.

y. Y, ROWE 4 CO.'S Daily stage, Omnibus
and Hack Lime to and nom Mineral Wells
and Mlllsap, connecting closely with all
trains, We have only Hrst-class outfits, strive
to please and guarantee satisfaction,
Livery aud Feed Stable In com Get. or, Good
attention given ~ transient sto,k. Spgeip|
Inducements offered In the transfer OF CON.
merclm men and ot1ers to any part OF the
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a trne cony. w. u. rAnnH ri i. sH MHSGn

TUE STATE OF rENAS-rO ALI, PER.
L sons interested In the adminisirntinn ~,
me estate of II. W. Goldihwaite, deceased
j, L. Gayle, executor OF H. b. Goldwnlte' de-,
ceased, has filed, in the County Court Of nal
Rscounty' hhal account showing the condl.
ceased, which viii be heard at Inc new Ion,
OF said court, commencing on the lsl Mon.
lnN IN Nov. A. II. 1851 az the Court hons
IN the city OF Dallas, at which time Mi nor.
soms interested In said estate may appear and
- MitneSsi W. NJ. &. nm, County Cierl, oi
Dallas county, Texas. WIN VI
s.l-Glven under my hand and the seal
~ snu court, ~ Office, in the city OF Dallas
this 'th day ofJuly, A. ID. 1884.
c..,.,.. W. NJ. g. HILL.
~ County Clork Dallas County, Texas
Nv l. IA IA
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one Great Merit

Of that Boautiher OF tho Teeth, Sozo.
DON'T, Is that Its effect upon the mouth
Is refreshing, while as a means OF cleans
ing the, teeth and Improving the breath
1t stands alone.
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WEAR REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
w hENR SCHULZ rs candidate for JUS
tice of the lce for PrecinCt No. |.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jt..A,t or EHE PEACE.

WE ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUN CE
w L. G. I. KENDALL as a candidate for re-
election as Justice Of the Peace of Precinct
No. | at the ensuing election.
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X sAht.-A NlCE LlTrLE PLANTA.

EOR SAIit--A MOE LITrLF PLANTA.
- ton, 2 miles due south OF the city, 10 10
~ acres odNuutageously hid ont for conyen.
fence and prohti the different apartments
5SclafMletH by The most substantial fences; a
gives fair view OF the city, MS surronndir :,
unu scenery pastures with tanks, frst-raie
! SulllNalaole land and plenty fire. wood. NAV
ue sold In small tracts TO suit purchasers and
On terms 10 suit JOHN NJ. CROCEErr.
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WTANTED-THE TEXAS MUTT : ~ IN
W dowment Association will give GOOD e IN ~,
profitable employment to experienced in s Sua
ance solicitors Address A. NJ. Hall, Saous55
tary, 1913 Main street, Dallas. TexoS NevIe
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w that Mrs. j. +. Burnett is aorrI MiNoW
the business formerly done by her bSSshgg oS
deceased, at Sll and Sl3 Main strent uSnaahd,
she at all times is prepared viii s, Wnere
workmen to do all kinds OF plumbinSsHi i gal
water and steam fitting, ightnip,t :, ssS
p'iii' ~ ~ itl Ec NdIltlN' gaOI,I
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Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the troplc breeze;
SONODONr In hoalihnil fragrance
cannot be surpassed by these,
Teeth Il whitens, purihcs;
You VIII use II II you're wise.
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"Spalding's Glue,n handy about the
house, mends everything.
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COUNTY JUDGE.

WE ARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel ED. G.. BOWER as q candidate
for the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
election In November
NRJE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
w announce Colonel w. NJ. EDWARDS rs
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. r. STRANGE rs candidate for
County Judge ut the ensuing election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZE OANNOUNCE
w Judge X. Il. BURKE as candidate for
he Judgeship of this Judicial District at the
ensuing November election.
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DOR sALE-CORD AND STOVE WOOD
- IN any quantity and best quality; over
NV cords on hand. Also, wanted 20 buy cot
price, A. pYsrERBACu, sei7.u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-01
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Train Goes Through a Bridge-Six
Persons Killed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 81.
The south bound accommodation train on
the indianapolis & Chicago Air Line, due
here at 10 80 A. M, met with terrible acci.
dent at Broad Ripple. seven miles from this
city. Atth3 point the railroad crosses the
White river On truss bridge of two spans,
each 100 feet in length. The engineer had
gone to the baggage car for . drink of water,
leaving the locomotive in charge of the fire.
man. When the engine reached the centre
Of the bridge the fireman felt the structure
sinking. He at the time had his hand on the
throttle, which he opened, giving the loco
motive all available steam. The engine
sprang forward with great force, breaking the
coupling between the tender and baggage
car. The locomotive kept the track, but the
baggage, smoking and passenger cars dropped
through the bridge and were piled up in
mass at tee foot of the pier, the smoking car
being partly telescoped by the baggage car.
The wreck was partially submerged, but the
portion above water took FIRE from the stoves.
The news of the wreck reached here short.
ly after it occurred, and q wrecking train
with surgical and other assistance was sent to
Broad Ripple. On reaching the wreck
chaotic scene was presented The bridge
and cars were still burning. Six persons had
either been killed outright or their burned
bodies being charred almost beyond recop-
milton and horribly nutilated The only
means of identification will be uncomfortable
trinkets known to be the property of the dead.
The accident 10 attributed TO defects in the
supporting rods of the bridge, the nuts on
the ends of the rode fitting 90 badly that the
bridge vas unable to support the weight of
the train. A skif was used in transferring
the bodies from the cars to the land.
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Half Out of His Head.

'Blessed be the man." said Don Quixote's weary
squire. who invented Sleep" Sanchos gratitude
IL ours, but what cannot for any reason enjoy
that excellent invention? Nervousness In me haa
become disease" writes Mr. William Coleman, the
well known Wholesale druggist Of Buffalo, N. Y.
could not sleep. and my nights were either pass
ed In that sort Of restIcssness which nearly crazes
man. or In Q kind Of stupor, haunted by tormentng
dreams. Having taken Parker's Tonic for other
troubles. tried II also for this The result both
surprised and delighted me. Ny nerves were toned
to concert pitch, and, like Cesars fat men, fell
into the ranks Of those who sleep o'nights. should
add that the Tonic speedily did away with the condi
ton of general debility and dyspepsia occasioned BY
my previous seeYlessness and gave me strength and
perfect digestion. In brief, the use of the Tonic
thoroughly re established my health. i have used
Parkers fonic with entire success for sea sickness
and for the bowel disorders incident to ocean voy'
ages"
This preparation has heretofore been known -
rsfkef's Ginger Tonic. Hereafter IL will be sdvef-
tsed and sold under the name Of PARKER's TONIC
emitting the word "ginger." Hiscox Co. are IN.
ouced 70 make the change by the action g
vnprineipled dealers who have for years decelvee
their customers BY substituting inferior preparnsee
under the name Of ginger. We drop the misIeeong
word al the more Willingly, as ginger h ~ sninr
portanf navoriDg ingredient in our Tonic. ;,
Please remember that no change has been. o. VIII
De- made In the preparation ITSELF and al bottles re-
naming In the hands Of dealers, wrapped under the
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Senator Sewell Reports the Senator
Plumb BilI-Provisions of the Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81
Senator Sewell reported favorably today
from the committee on military affairs, Sem
ator Plumb's bill, which provides that no reg
mental or company officers shall be detaceed
from duty with the re yiment or company for
more than three years consecutively, and any
officers heretofore or hereafter detailed, who
shall be returned to duty with the company
or regiment, shall not be again detailed ex-
cept temporarily, and not then for period of
more than 60 days, until after the expiration
of three years from the return to the COM
pany or regiment.
Accompanying the report was a letter from
Gen. Sheridan opposing the bill, and one
from the secretary of war endorsing Gen.
Sheridan's letter.
The basis of the letters of opposition is
that such bill would interfere with the
functions of proper officers of the army. In
the committee report it says that army Off
GERS are dissatisfied because favo.itism is
shown in the matter of giving extended de-
tails, while others are compelled to do field
work. The committee favors the amend
ment making exception in cases where de-
ais are ordered by the President.