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LONGvIEW.

LoHavfsw, May 9-[Special.I IA large,
imponnded SOW got on the rampage this
morning. attacking Marshal Booth end
his assistants, whom she drove from the
pound, terribly lscerating the hand of ono
Of the negroes and tearing the arm Of En.
other with her tusbes.
R.Y. Brown, while pressing heavily upon
on open knife yesterday, in tightening the
rivets, closed Il so suddenly as to an putate
one finger and nes,ly severing' another.
The end was replaced and is already adher-
Ing.
The Sabine at Glsds~ater has receded q
foot, ana about seventy miles below, at
Easton, il has Julien an inch.
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Hfll-ShRrOn.

SAN FHANcItco May 9.-The Sharon dr.
vorce suit has entered on period Of eur
testified yesterday to having given false EVIL
derce in behalf Of the plant q, and Hsr.
~ L. Welts. who testified for plaintiff that
be heard Sharon Introduce Miss Hill to
Mr.. True, since deceased, Of Santa Cruz,
a. bis wife. confessed to-day the
story was false and that nothing
of the kind ever occurred. In making the
confession witness burst into tears and
said: True told me there was $3.50, 600
In the affair and was to have 500, O0O,"
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THE Peris Figaro is authority for the
statement that twelve American million.
aires have formed stock company TO build
in Jerusalem a temple that ehall bs the
counterpart of tho edifce destroyed by
TBAJAN. Why not tear down the New York
stock exchange and remove II to Jerusalem?
The Master called the temple den OF
thieves, and il any body can suggest q more
fitting epitsph for the stock exchange We
would be pleased TO hear from him.
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Parsons, KAs., May ga nout l O'Clock
to-day NE b Al, OF sugine No. ~ % tse
Missouri, Kansas Il rexis railroad, ex-
Dlnded II, the round honse Of ths Missouri
Psc flc this rlsce, killing two .msn and
wouad'ng sevsrl others, compbtsly de-
molishinp four sections Of The round house.
The building ID Issge stone
s,rucfnre. with slate roof,
capable Of housing fourteen engines.
The end of tho wa Is was blown down, the
roof blnwn If and the nutire sscsion Il q
msss OF runs tbs engine va. AZ old one.
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Ho, FOB BOSTON

DUBLIN, Ma, 9--Tso sunboats took 800
emigrsnts from Westport to meet passen.
ger steamer a. Clev Bay for Boston to-day.
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The Grand Stand Foil,

CIEcINNAr1. May 9.-The Commercial
Gszette's Cnillicothe, Ohio, special says
During a game of base ball by the Chilli
cothe and Portsmouth clubs this afternoon
the grand stand, containing 200 people fell
injuring about twenty persons. The most
seriously iniusea are:
Jerry Kee, internal injuries; in o criti-
cal condition..
DR.. James Hanley, serious spinal injuries.
James Mcclure, severely hurt in the
head.
Johr Highbee, leg br ken.
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A Murder AIystery.

NEnKAsKA err. NKB., NJ v 8-rhe body
OF Thomas Leonard, an Eiglishman =
years old, Was fouud shookiDgy mutilatedl
In deep cut Ia the east par, OF tbs oitYk
near this river. yesterday. Toe head w
almost beyond REQ Ngnition. HIS Asssilant0
had evidently made an attempt to drag the
body 10 the river bank, hut tailed to do %.
X lbbery is supposed n have been the
cause. Among The effects OF the dead man
was found certificate from q company
commander Ia ihs Eshth regiment Of the
Brltlsh army. Five hundred dollars re-
ward has been offered for the arrest OF the
mi vdatara
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HOT SPRINGS.

Hor srRlsGs. Ark, MAY Especial j
Numerous suits HAYS been insli,uisd ~ tne
Upi,td States circuit court against a large
number OF property holders here TO test
the yslidiiv 81 titles awarded by the gov
eminent commission. The disputed prop
erty lie. In the heart OF the city and its
aggregate value is 81 COO 900. Ex-Governor
Rector. who il tho principal pldntih, was
recently victor ons IN snit, the result Of
which was restored 10 him ~ an original
claimant OF the government reserva'ipn, a
holders effected by the pfbdlng suits man.
ife,t much uneasiness. and real estate al
fairs are stsgnant In conseq uence.
Robert Pfnitt, one Of the principals In the
tragedy Of February 9th, was this evening
declared not guilty o. the charge OF murder
IN the fret degree In the killing OF john
Fnon, The Jury was out fifteen minutes.
Five other parties arc 10 be tried upon the
same charge.
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TEXAS AT THE CHICAGO CONvEN.
TON.


The great state of Texas will be repre-
SO nted at the democratic convention, which
assemblies at Chicago in July, by twenty
six delegates and as many slternates
selected by the people as opponents of thsil
political views and political as well as per
son al preferences Tor the national standard
bearer of the democracy. They will
doubtless be men OF alb lily, experience and
charac,er-just the men, in oil likelihood
to faithfully discharge tho respon
sible duties with which they have
been entrusted. With this the HER
AID and the people will be unGuali
dedly satisfied. But these gentlemen sc
honored and empowered are simply agents
whose scope OF authority is limited by The
circumstances OF their election to the exc
cution Of political trusts. They have Q
specially, as it we're and to give proper
attention to the object of their mission will
require all their thought, influence and
time. And whilst they will doubtless re
feet honor upon the noble s. ate they repre-
sent, it would be vain to look from them
for more than passing attention to
the advancement OF her ma
terial interest. Other citizens will
doubtless accompany these delegates
to the great ou'pouring of citizenship a.
Chicago. Some goi' g from curl city, Others
on pleasure bent, and others still on private
business. None will be present from Texas,
whose chief and only purpose will be to
hold up in the great electric light of that
most imp ortant Of assem- blies, comprising
as It will, the brains and enterorise of the
union, the wonderful resources of the south
ern empire state and her advantages over
all other lands in every respect that attracts
the pursuer OF health, wealth, political and
religious freedom or any OF the great
onisctiye ends for which man lives
WHAT q grand opportunity will then be
afforded TO hold up the mirror-not to the
wnols OF nature indeed, but to Texas, Its
fsirest feature Biographies may be
. udisd and histories read; stalissics nsy
be Gro wded into daily columns that flood
the nation % regularly as the tides propel
tho waters from the seas; or graphically and
sr.isticalty delipeatod in the pages Of the
N ost charming Of popular periodicals yet
after all that is said an done. 1t must be
confessed that there can be nothing so effdc-
tive as the button.hole" argument urged
by the lips of well informed conversation
4 hats whose earnestuess 10 inspired by sin.
cere conviction of the truth Of what they
SAY. 9.tl.
The suggestion ri the HERALD would be
thst whsn the state convention meets at
Fort Worth for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to Chicago, 100 men OF character,
isir speech, generous education and abupd-
ant Information rs 10 he sreat resources Of
the state be appointed from the body Of
he commonwealth to attend that coDven-
ton. and as the accredited representatives
Of Texas proclaim her riches and her powers
They will 10 thors tor that peculiar bust.
n 81. and whilst the delegates in the wig
v.m will b. entuused over their
oaud,ds.es suoSs..i4l Struggle the
IOO m6tsrtaiists VIII be mould-
,f..
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Lynched.

LOUISVILLE, May 9-rke Cour.er-Jour.
nails Ejzeb eihtown, Kentucky, special
says: This morning about 10 O'Clock o
masked mob came to town. aud taking the
keys from the jsilor, took Miles Petty, who
some wee ks ago, outraged Miss Van Merit,
and carrying him a few miles from town,
hung him to a tree. A placard was pinned
on hia bodv. It was not cut down til 8
O'Clock None Of the lynchers were REQ.
oopizad
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roibs tests vLer ihs sselosl,e. occrfseG.
fhs lollovInT sfe liju,sdi J. ". NlsS6iSI
f.,sllyl N. A. Hlaitesy. i0fglsflY ~ 90
Junction, Ohlo, and bilsy IsomnsJC,
~ apprentices, sho ~eis on Toe enaiss "a
the iims, were bl0sn thf1ush ths f0Ji and
lns,spily killed. Tue sousdfd sfti Mile
Mckinney, len bfoksni Loo snos, foot
bruised, Charles fate bruised ard out II
the head. Tbs damsgs 10 the company
property 10 about go nlO
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Mt. STERLING, KY, Msy 9-Penitentiary
guard IN charge OF tight c,Dvicts, whom he
wss Transferring from Frankfort to the
prison on the Kentucky Central railway,
reached here yesterday afternoon and
started on foot foT the prltoo. Lister the
five prisoners we're met, sho sald one of the
were hurting him, took advantage OF the op.
portunity TO overpowsr the guard, seized
his gun and killed him, when tho three
prisoners escaped. Tho other FIVE were
trying TO resch the prison.
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That COpiah Case.

New ORLEANS, May 9.-The Plcayune's
Hozelhurst specisl, SAL: In the trial of E
G. Wheeler, for the mu der o. 7. P
mathews, the esiimony showed that Re b ri
Scott handed gun TO Wheeler thr ugh
the hack window of the building
where the election was being held:
that only pleasant solutions passed
between Mat ihews and Wheeler, an d when
Matthews voted he was shot down.
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TIE GBBs boom still continues undated
and nearly every paper that has run state
ticket to its mast. head, has GIBBS for the
second place. The IRELAND and the anti
IRELAsp papers, and even the republican
press have good word 10 say for his record
His greatest strength seem TO lay
among his brother senators and
every orc Of them who has been
interviewed declared Tor him as likely to
make gosd presiding eficer. 1t is seldom
that we zee as much unanimity smong the
press aud the people for ally man, and one
as young as GIBBS and 60 short time
politics should doubiy appreciate the com
pliment. His candidacy did not originate
With him or his home ps ople and papers
and the HErALD would have preferred to
have seen him remain on the fnor OF the
senate or gone to The house, but we feel
gratitied OF bis popularity over the state.
and know that the cor Kdence OF the people
b In no wise misplaced.
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GENERAL CRAFTS failure as stock bro-
ksr and tho bill psaa: < in the senate TO
Mace him on the r, tired list OF the army
Of course have NJ connection, bat al the
mme they are very fortuitous, a. MRs.
NALAPRcp would ray.
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The southern Baptists.

BALTIMORE, May o Ia tue convention
George N. Norton, OF kentucky, was rs.
elected ircasurer; Nimrod Long, OF Ken
lucky, wss r. elected auditor. A commit
tee, one from each stnie, wss appointed TO
revise the constitution aud bylaws.
DIR. Anderson. president, OF Rochester
Urlversity, by Invitation, addressed the CON.
veption.
The special order, religious destitution
among the whites OF tn south, was taken
up, aud DR.. Burrows oil red a resolution 10
raiso Si00, 900 t. ma the need.
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A Professionnl Bigamist.

TORONTO, May 9.-Charles Neville, coach
man, who eloped with the daughter OF
Whitney, the theatrical marsger Of Detroit
who Is under arrest at the latter place, is
supposed to be Charles Newbold, convicted
here six years ago OF bigamy.
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The national game baa o, ened with en-
eclat never tr joyed before. AIRY well regu'
lated small boy Of to-day would rather be
in the right field Ola crack club than presi-
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GsoReE F. sLossoN and JACOB ScHAx'ER
sre about TO engage in cross OF the cues
for the balk line championship. soHAAShH
now wears the enb EN-. The play occurs
At Chicago on MONDAY night.
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DoS CAMERON is coming nome sure
enough In Juna He will try to prize Inc
ARrHuR chariot out Of the mud In time ior
IL TO catch up with the republican conven-
Aim NJ Chicago.
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Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS was recently in

Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS was recently IN
terviewtd Oh tho merits Of the nofthern
commanders. He said that GIANT was
great military commander, but that MEADE
was the most sKiiful general 10 the Union
army SHBsNAN was looked upon in the
south as wa ALoRIo by he Romans. He
was their sc urge of GoD." He was cruel,
yet great strstegst. MCMILLAN was tne
best trained soldier In the war.
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wEATHERp

wEATHERFo May 9-[Specisl.]--A
very difficult surgical operation wns pc :
formed successfully oere to DAY by DR.. 2.
G Legrand, assisted by Dr.. W. i SIN.
none, the patient being female Q lid 10
months old and having from birth sufferer
from merforate snDus, passing fefa' matter
thropct the vaeipa. After several hourl
the phy.ic aos report tho child doing well
and thai the deformity will b. permanently
corrected.
and several counties adjoining, and further
west. In consequences thereof farmers are
happy aud ssockmen also. -
Democrats generally regret the defeat IL
congress Of the Morrison tariff bill.
The city council are offsri 8 to lend 81
600. Their bends are shove par.
Water works are wanted q d contractors
are invited to come with PROPOSE ions.
Ed Snropst ire accidentally shot Oh one
of his toes while hunti, 4 yesterday.
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TMK tariH, iiSs bASau,s' ghost, will rot
down. Mr.. HswI1T will try he hsnd at
framing bl that I'll! please MoRhIsoNiTE
and RhspALlIrE plisa i. big job.
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A Sad Suicide.

san FRAHor.co, May 8 DIR. F. Gardner
q young man lately married, living IN San
Panelo, California, took thirty grains Of
morphine last night. His wife swallowed
q dose of dieitalis. The wife saved the hus.
band, but died. Domestic intelioity.
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ARailrcad smash Up.

HUNTINGDON Pa May "a dozen cars
and engine were smashed last night ny the
wreck Of the freight train near hear. No
one was hn,s. The track was blocksded for
aaYeral hours. ..
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON. Msy TSpsc's'. THE body
Of R. NJ Usa,-re, who was drowned on the
4 II. yrs iepnd this morning by negro.
cny few hundred Yards from where he
+ Il 10.
The river Is getting in its banks again
and III. msils ~ ~ ~ regularly.
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DUCK CRnEk, May 7.-[OoErespondenos,l J.
Weather fair and pleasant. Farmers are
very busy at work. Most oil the cotton
will have TO be replanted in this neighbor'
hood. Corn, wheat and oats are looking
well.
Yesterday. during recess at school, Mrs.
D L. Miller's little boy had his arm broken
while scufling.
Misses Jennie Talley and Leona Spill
man were thrown from . horse on their
way home from school. Miss 6pillman's
collar bono was broken and Miss Talley's
wrist fractured.
Charley Bechtal's residence was burned
yesterday morning about O'Clock, and as
be and his wife were both absent nothing
Nas saved
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ALLEN.

ALLEN, May 9-[SpecialI.- This after.
noon about hslf-pAst I o'clock the little
10y ar-old daughter Of our posi- master, q
q Mouutcastls, while playing fell from
buggy and broke her arm just btlow the
BIO y. DR. Compton was sum moned and
4et it, and at this writing she is resting
easy.
The rain seems to be over and the farmers
are beginning to put on q more cheerfai
lnok
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An immense concourse will DO present
of both Mexicana aud Americans.
WACO.

WACO, NAV 81 special J. Officers ore
out tonight With warrapte for the arrest ct
john Shoemaker, q young hood UNI, who
has been terror zing the fei tners east OF The
city. Mounted and armed with pistol,
his delight 10 10 compel farmers whom be
met to dismoupt, dance and cut up aniic
Yesterday he raided country store. and
with drawn pistol compelled the propris-
tor 10 hand out what he wanted In the way
OF eatabIsp, ciga ara, etc. He will bs hunted
down now or driven out OF the country.
The contract was let to day to build a
Lutheran church for the use Of the So'ndi.
uavlans of this city,
A young Hebrew Russian reiu-
gee In business here for the
pas. three months, named q. ID:
Never, was adiudged insane to-day and
will be sent to the lunstic asylum at Aus
tin Friends say that too mucn prosDerit.
unsettled his mind.
Public excitement grows over the pro-
posed settlement of the wa'er works quss.
ton. The anonymous organ OF the anti
works element does much TO add TO the dis
eension. It processes to be published BY
the Peoples Publishing company" The
o. itors and managers arc rot known. 1t
10 printed by a job office here and tho vio-
lent articles have disguised the conserva-
tive element OF the city.
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TExARKAsA. AK. My -t5pecisl :
Onp wiil,.uI Bsrr was arrestrd lsre to-day
aud j,iisd. In a short lime sfer neing
cu,finsd ne ~ ede murter0us ssesut on
seine OF tho othsr prisoners VITA ktfie
tnst ne be- 4 O ,nceaisd on his person. 6sv-
eral psrsons we're badly Ont.
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CLEBURNn, May 9-T3peoial 1.-The COM
nissiouers cpnrt has paid $4,000 OF the
COURTHOUSE debt, leaving the county with
an linden edness OF $40 000, balance on
court.nouse and Jail.
Rev Mr. Pearson is still hard at work,
and ia succeeding in converting some OF the
KEEP iCal, He has won many friends here
spd he CHURCH IS crowded nightly.
Worknen are busv rebuilding the burned
dis riot on the south SIDE Of the square.
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HEHBY WILLARD, It is authoritiVeiy
stated, vii rot return to journalism.
Occasionally Journalism strikes streak ot
lrnk
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AusrIN.

AUSTIN, May 9--[ ssec,sl 1.-The follow
inc cn.riets w.rr Aid to-day The Deo
pl.s Loan ard HON 3 M g mnsnv q CAT,
vvs.tnn. osp,,inl stock $4,000 Rask Cpnn,y
Bn'lding, LOAN 40, In1 . a a. 49, patton
Ut Hsnde!s,,n, capital stork. $1,000 Fhe
y .ust1u & Texas t'e,'tTal railway compa y
ifirrush t1sir p~y m ster, Jfhn v. usrr.
ns 4 4, the n. asurer .dsy " p 600 iuier. ct
and a kire fund on the school fnnd loan
rtis II thu frs, rrsd ii ibe sirte to pay
tbis in est due My lst.
Toe ustin hieD scneol held their closiaH
exe.c 81 to-day
rfersufef Lubbock rturned to day frcm
Hou.t n. !,
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BIG SPRINGS.

Bic epRISes. May 0-T6peclsl ]-John
Forbes VIII, is in the baking business here,
while carelastly ha dllug apistol last night,
accidentally shot himself. The
bal entered the middle OF the
thigh, ranged downwardly and
lodged In the heel. DR. Trader traced the
bullet all the way in its oircni,ous route to
the heel, and there cut II out. There ie
very little hope entertained for his recov
prv rftfsst t-fr
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THURSDAY, NAY 10, 1884.

JAIMAeY e Tor InpEs. This lie sliiIerc.
tive bu, nol oxhil'raiI
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MISCELLANEOUS Foreign News



HALIFAX. May 9.-The Farnday landed
the shore en- otthe cable at Cayus Thurs
day, then laid seventy miles at sea, re-
turned aud connected With the shore end
aud started for Oapo Ann. 1t IL expected
to complete the cable to the latter in the
week.
GRITTY GORDON
CAIRO, May OFFERS Of funds to bride
the natives to secure Gordon's safety were
refused, az Gordon refuses to eeospe on
sucn terms
CoHDEMNED BY THE COUNCIL.
SHANGHAI, May 9.-The proposition by
Chang to the empress, urging peace with
France has been condemned BY the
ARRIVAL or THE THErIs,
ST JOINS N f., May 9.--Tne Thetis. OF
the Greely expedition, arrived this morning.
ANOTHER CLAP OF THURDER.
LONDON. May 9-rhe Times, referring to
the hisses aud groans with which Gladstone
was greeted yesterday OF the health exhibi.
ton says: We arc hardly wrong In supposing
the fesling OF discomfort which has gradu.
ally gathered since the Dervelessness OF the
goverument's policy In Egypt became ap-
prrt, ,mmAnsely increased by the treat
ment Of Gordon
No. FOB BOSTON.
DUBLIN, May 1.-Two gunboats took 300
emigrsnts from Wes,port to meet passefl-
ger steamer ~ Clev Bay for Boston to-day.
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Held for Ballot.box stunning.
A Drug Man cured OK 5ilious Fever.

Lawrence, Mass, DAY Eek Mayor
Saunders has been held to trial for ballot
box stuflDg
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An Pnpers piscont,nu.d mt the Expiration
- 4 H.. lnll Enr.

Look al the printc1 lebul "a your paper Inc
dafe ther, o.. shINt when The subscription ex-
piYJs Fciwari h m,ney in ample me for
psneWal, 4 you do fire unIroken hles ~ we can
0ok always furnish bscs Iumner'.
6ubs, riber desiring the nddte' 3 OF their paper
shsnged viii pl,sse siaie IN their ccmmuncs-
Ton IL IN he OF and ne9 nddr.,s
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SHERMAN, May 9.-[Corrsspondence,l j
Mr.. ROBERTS delivered lecture on labor at
tho court house last night TO a very 5000
audience.
Burl Bonds aud Wild Bill, notorious
prostitute. have been arrested tor roboing
ane Pa, Mcclure, u section hand on the
Missouri Pacific railroad.
YESTERDAY morning as some section hsndu
were going 10 their work on a hand'car
hey we're met by on extra iro'Rht train
rounding \ curve Just In front OF them
They had scarcely time 20 remove the Q ~
from tho track, leaving some boards on the
rail- IN doing SO. The esgine was soa'ceiy
twenty feet of when Hush Deaghn, sec.
of the distraction. Before he could retire
he was struck by ths engiee and thrown
some d,stsuos receiving injuries that are
thought 10 be serious. His courageous
hcroism perhaps prevented wreck.
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OFFiCE or JAS A ALpsELL,
II -nrieua, Tx. Sept. 25, S3
). +. SMITH q Co., St. Louis:-l can say
that your Bic Beaos and Chill and Fever
Tonic have IA larger sae than any new
remedy ever toqk hold Of Had a very
severe attack OF bilious fever myself, SINGS
nsndling, and broke. It up entirely vi n
one bottle Of your BE Beans ana one OF
your Chill ard Fever Tonic.
Yours, respectfully
JAS. A. CALDWELL.
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That backing cough csh o. 20 tuirsiv
cured BY ehiich's Cure. We Rusrahtse !"
EoId py j. n House Dsliss
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rRoU9E.

Taoupx. Nav 8 Especial la good safe
of real sst ,e was MAIDS Ia Troups to-day
Dnr,tpp q Klein buying number OF lots
from A. 8. league, on which they vi az
In sddition tothe houaa previously erected
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

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