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This idea of Going West

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No Material Change ContempIated,

1t was thought that NNarder Cumming.
General Superintendent of the Texas d
Pacific, would accept the position of
General Manager of the Wabash road,
but as Talmage has accepted that posi-
ton there are no material changes i'm
the management of the Gould lines i'm
Texas contemplated, Notwithstanding
rumors atloat to the contrary.
IL. NJ. HoXie, Third Vice President OF
the Gould system, is expected to visit
inc, State soon on tour of inspection OF
its lines.
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FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

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Models made TO order. Don't forget we have
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d. Il. Van Dyne, general superintend'
eh' OF the Missouri Pacific, r. g. Col
ueh' assistant superintendent, and T, ]
lay trainmaster, arrived in the city
carry yesterday morning from the west
uy special train and left over the Mis-
Souri Pacific on tour of inspection. Tho
party was accompanied from here by G.
n, Turner, division freight agent, Of the
nmlssouri Pacific system. The party wen
,I!Fect from here to Gainesville, and from
.ilat point thoy will inspect all lines Of
Tue system in the State.
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RIDGE. McINrnsu Co. G

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Yours, Very Respectfully,
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Treatise on the Health and Happiness
of Woman mailed free.
BGADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Box -, Atlanta, Ga.
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brick and stone buildings on Elm street.
east of Pearl. 1t has long been an eve
sore, the receptacle of filth, generator of
disease and the breeding home of mos
quitos, now rendered eligible for build
ing purposes. The abandoned cellar on
Elm. in the same vicinity, has been so
! drained as no longer to be offensive.
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al have both used ana sold PRIuKLY
ASH BiTrhis Tor n number of years, and
think 1.-THE best bitters made for Bilious
ness. Liver Complaints and for toning
up the SYSTEM" so writes w. II. Cole,
Druggist, of Joplin, Mo. A single trial
of this remedy will convince any person
of tho truth of the above.
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A New Duildlnr.

Mr.. Henry c. Clark, second to no man
"a Dallas in enterprise, no sooner com-
p psse Itd his fine BRICK ediico on Elm, east
w harwood, than he hogan another adj
!.ning his new planning mill on Elm,
~ N,i OF the Central railroad. lie belongs
W the class If men who build cities.
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Young Men!-Rend This.

lounE Mtn'-HtAu ms
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| Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
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OF the many remedies before the pu' =
lie for nervous debility and weakness o,
nerve geuerative system, there is mono
equal to Aliens brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restores ali
lost vig0r; it never fails. 81 a package,
Xix for s., at druggists, or by mail from
j, II. Allen, 3lj First avenue, New York
CITY.
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sixth Ward Democratic Meeting.

inc Democratic meeting for the Sixth
" Trard VIII ho held at the brick Office OF
~, ~. -. tlark's planning mill, corner PuciiiC
nrGue and Pearl street, at . o'clock Sat
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Section

NrCIIOn D.
"For nine years ! have suffered tor
tues with terrible female complaint.
Three bottles of English Female hitters
cured mc.n ELLN THORNTON,
Bnndora, Texas.
The headache Of students, clerks,
merchants, and others, is cured with
Bailev's Saline Apericnt,
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CITY CHRONICLES.
IS NOT THE RIGHT MAN
l,ouch Identified, Circumstantial Evil
Ilsnce Secures His Release-Nhat
the summer Normal school
is Doing-Busy Work.
More Flashes in the Pan.


. INA sstcrday morning while Mrs. Ger
IN vii was sitting at her window, corner
.,l.. Young and Ervay streets, she OBJ
om ,Eed man walking down the street,
local o. in general make up and features,
est iilnressed her with the conviction that
jylwas the party who had assaulted her
SHTpIaw nights since. She ran over TO
and Il sam kleins and pointed out the
nd In to him. Mr. Klein arrested the
lIn. a German only three months in
IN X country, from Southern Germany,
X ARK gave his name as John Wagner.
a II was turned over to City Marshal
II oInold, and an investigation of him was
nIonce begun He could speak only Il
nix words of English, and it was neces-
tamil to call in an interpreter. He pro-
:. ,IHied that he was not the party, and
L. IN ted that since his arrival here he had
lY Hrked for Frank Ham and George
MN ks, which ON investigation proved to
a,a Xrue. He said that the two or three
rs or scratches on his face were
71f sed by pieces of wood he
oaa chopping striking him.
ed iSEce his arrival here he
X, 81 spent the most Of his time in chopp-
III, wood and was employed by MIR.
,K,1eks for that purpose mt the time of
nall arrest. He would pass the house
lily here Mrs. Gerstel is stopping about
ma X every evening and in German, as
NV he custom in the old country, pass
ven time of day with her. YESTERDAY
n ANY y, forning was the first time she got Il
maj III look at him. He proved an alibi
'1Ft three German women and succeed
com in satisfying the officers that he was
y III the party and he was released
CEts. Gerstel, however, still insists
in at he is the guilty party.
are hh'. I,I.,I W-o'iy,9 'il"V ii9 VIM
m III aS HOT assauIteu " GiIesuaN hlght' a.
II. Is been gwen out, Dut merely fright
ling he'd by negro who was in his stable
uesi hd who ran when he found out he wa.
!. severed.
Charlie Jones, the negro taken tC
ut Worth, has been ordered re-
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Waste No Time

In vain attempts 10 eradicate blem-
ishcs of the teeth. but buy SoZodont at
once and apply IL vigorously. Never
fear that il VIII hurt the enamel OF your
teeth like doNtitriccS you may have
used. on the contrary Ii will keep the
teeth intact, render them bright and
perpetunte or restore the health OF the
mouths interior. Retard decay and
stay times defacing finger with reiuve-
Mating, pleasant and wholesome Sozo-
don't
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Attention Is called TO the advertise.
mont of Bruceline in another column,
said to be the greatest and most perfect
hair restorcr ever discovered. Don't fail
in rnnd tho ADVERTISEMENT.
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EstensIon of Olive street.

The recent steps taken to extend Olive
street from Pacific avenue into Elm
street through Fudge q Cos. stock
Saru' gives great satisfaction In that
part OF the city, and the assessments
iuiiIaue viii he cheerfully paid by the
NOeral-mindel citizens concerned.
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Horsford,s Acid Phosnhate.

hELlABLE ARTICLE.
DR.. h. Cutler, Boston, Massachusetts
says: 81 found it to realize the eXpec
tations raised, and regard it as a reliable
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The finest mayonnise dressing for all
kinds of salads cold meats, raw toma-
toes. picked salmon, cabbage, ETC., Is
Durkee's Salad Dressing. Its, besides,
more economical than Homemade.
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Letter From senator II. c. Nelson.

SENATE CHAMBER, ALBANY, y. Y,
April 4, lSs3.-On the 9th of February,
1883, was taken with violent pain In
the region of the kidneys. / suffered
such agony that | could hardly stand up.
As soon as possible [ applied two An
cocks Porous Plasters, one over each
kidney, and laid down. In an hour, 10
my surprise and delight, the pain had
vanished and was well. | wore the
plastcrs for day or two as a precaution,
and then removed them. / have been
using Allcock's Porous Plasters in my
family for the last ten years, and have
always found them the quickest and best
external remedy for colds, strains, kinks
and rheumatic affections. From my eN-
periencc / believe they are the best plas-
ter i'm the world. HENRY c. NELSON.
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one OF the worst needed improve
n,e'''s In the whole city, in sanitary
,iew has been made by the property
~ ,l ners IN filling mp the pond between
"'de as. .:e lI.I :..e Ia, blO,.. v.
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A nasal injector Tree with each bottle
nj Shiiuh's Catarrh Remedy. Price ~
cents. Sol,i hv 4 " 'ImiSn
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Patronize your home shoe factory.
Big crowds at Hulstable's on Satur-
days.
Candidates wear Hunstable boots.
Drummers travel in Hunstable shoes.
The Hunstable shoe store is the place.
DO you wear the Hunstable shoe?
The Hunstable shoe store is next to
GOldsmith's.
The Hunstable retail shoe store Is
oming.
Buy lIunstable shoe every time.
Can at Hunstable's for boots and
shoes.
Leave your order at the Hunstable fac
shry.
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We offer new and stylish goods only
~ reduced prices at i. Baunan's, ~
EN-,
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Call At the ltSNALD job Office aud get
| ,OO0 envelopes with your business card
printed on them, for $40 n thousand.
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CHEAPEST GAS LIGHT EVER KNOWN

Having bought the exclusive right TO con-
trui Woods Automatic u, ylignt Gas Ma
chimes and Little Wonder, w. Texos and tho
right In Mexico, we would II Wit all friends
and the public 10 call az .W Elm street
Southwest Land Office where our Office IL
temporary, and examine the machine, and
leave your orders. We guarantee them In
every particular, and are having hem manu-
factured for the present In the north, but a.
soon rs arrangements can be made, viii
make them In nallas. ". VI. CLowER,
j0u,ra A.thtT * Machine 80 \
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Railway NIaCnates,

smoking tnlincnn.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
WRECKED BY 4 BhOKEN FROG.
SIXTEEN PERSONS HURT IN OHIO.
A PASSENGER TRAIN JUMPS THE 1RACK-No ONE


KILLED.
pITTsBrRG, Penn, Nov. IA dispatch 20
The Chronicle Telegroph Mansfield, Ohio, says:
passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jumped frog Alta, Ohio. while going at the rate OF
forty miles per hour early this morning. The first two
ears were not damaged but the third struck freight
ished No one was killed, but large number in
juIcd a. follows:
The conductor c. d. Mcdonald OF Newark Ohio, n
severe scalp wound badly bruised and cut about the
body and one ann spralncd. go
Mrs Mamie Iillcy and two daughters. OF GAINESVILLE
q hiO one seriously and the others slightly injured
J. W Carson fireman. of Newark, Ohio, badly hurt
Ex-MayOr Heilman, OF Columbus, Ohio, slightly IN
jurcd. - ,.,,,,
Mrs W Fox GAINESVILLE, face badly cut wrist dislO-
Gated, W. Fox her husband. slightly hurt.
Theodore Fox, Of GAINESVILLE injured about the breast
bone.
Mrs Theodore Fox was Internally hurt
Mrs. u. schacfcr Ncwcomcrstown. ohio, slightly In.
Mrs c. L. Baker McConnclsvie. Ohio, compound frac-
turc of the left ankle
J. b. Moore, Chicago. ribs broken and otherwise badly
injured. "
Mary &. Mind, indianapolis, cut about the head and
Miss Anna orr Newark Ohio, leg injured.
George A. Blackwell. Chicago badly bruised
Mr. j. II. Neptune, Barncsvic, ohio, badly bruised
about the body
The Injured were taken to GAINESVILLE. The accident
bauscd by broken frog.
KALAMAZOO, Mich Nov. 1.-Two freight trains were
coming north at about / o'clock this morning from n
Democratic meeting at sturgis. The former slowed
ND a Notawa and s caboose, containing nine persons
was run into by the other train. william Green, clerk
IN hardware store at Mcndon was instantly killed ana
George Koun-, furniture merchant also " Mendon.
was fatally injured Both men have families, Green
leaving wife and three children.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
W1TCHING FOR ILLEGAL |OIEhS.

United States Commissioner Allen said yesterday
that he did not believe that there would be much ne
gal voting in Brooklyn and Kings County on tuesday
He had issued 9, 800 warrants and these would De al
the polls In the hands of Deputy United states
marshas but he thought that those against who 'nes
were issued would not the gauntlet: Mt, Aiea da
said investigate every doubtful case from the uLsl M
day of registration and verify il by the records oi 's
office. also have the investigated py persona"
examination and inquiry among the heignoo'si i
receive reports from various political ORGANIZATIONS
aud from citizens and also anonymous letteis hon
toning cases As general rule the marshaS can . y
find the man. for where inquiry IL made he soneno"
hears Of IT. In the county towns, ana more P''to'
larry Gravesend. | have had men ,naki.g inquiries.
and those persons found TO be registering nnlawiuiy
will be looked after to-day. have had finkcftoh uc
tectvcs employed who make daily reports -,
United States Marshal late said that the polls would
be well protected. but he did not think II advisable 10
say how many deputy marchals wouiu be theIe.
There will also lie deputy marshals ut the polls in some
OF the country towns.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
c1osc or r8E MERIDIAN CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The International
Meridian Conference held ita final meeting to-day Tho
mlnucaof the prncoodnga submitted 10 tho body
and were approved An official copy ~ hcac proceed
nsH, IN pursuance Ola rcaoution viii hc delivered To
the Government ~ the tnltod states tpon tho rcHol
on adopting tho Meridian ~ Urrrnwioh for nnvot'al
initial meridian only onc nation voted IN the negative
gan Domingo, France aud irasil ah-tnncd FROM
voting Tho proposition defining tho universal
AnV waH almost inauinoiisv supportod. llrfnro AL
uurnlng The President, Admiral Rogers stated thl, On
behalf uf the Conference, he desired to express sh M
prcciti0n nf the nhtV, nlrliy and zeal win which
M frdlrCk the secretary selected hy the Department
o state, had performed the dlcult duties devuvcd upon
hn aud Ia thank him for his services Tho Conference
then adjourned sine dif
The official protocols In both French and English
At the request OF the delegates photograph Ot President
Arthur, with his autograph, viii be presented by the
Secretary of state 10 each Oi them.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
rHE pREsBrIERiANS AvD "EroLCuoN'

Nrw-ORinANs. Nov, 1.-The recent disrhs-
sion the synod uf south ana over th" 'ea'hnsa "f
rfnfeaaor Woottow regarding the theory of
evolution IN tho SEMINARY ~ 'nhmhlh mas
excited much in,ereat among tho ffcsh 'r'ishH a''
over tho south Resolutions wefe lhtiodh'ro ih'' h'
synod of Mississippi ~ ,psla springs la week. u,rIu
eating nirh tuhrhhH 90 dangerous W tho fW' w w
church The Nay j ". Flynn, nf New uilrahn' hp"Ap
for iva hnuia Ia defence uf Professor MoulihNf NJ"
nnal aOtiun had been taken at laai aoonuhla ,..,
Ia The Aahania sSnol In Inzoaou.a the same subject
i, under consideration, Reports werr ruhiutru Nv ,ne
majority aud minority uf committee, ohn dlrapplulnb
The teaching of evolution, except to show unIrh Mha'
tho theory H. AMI the other disapproNing IL nil"sot
aud advising tho directors at the seminary 10 H'" w.
The discussion Ia continue to-day. ana li N""ui"M
himself was expected to he present Et'UehohV i""'
high aud both sides have strong atihrrelts
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
THE CATHOLIC PLEN1RY COUNCIL

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The Catholic Plenary
Council VIII meet in this city from next Monday
The preceding day, however will be great one IN the
history OF the Catholic Church Grand religious cerc
monies IN which all the prolates and hundreds
of clcrgymen will take part will really mark the opening
OF the council.
Archbishop Gibbons Of Baltimore, tho apostolic dele
gate will preside. The only American Cardinal, the
Rev. John McCloskey, Of New ork. will present
owing to I'll health. In the council will be eighty arch
bishops. bishops and abbots ten other preates, about
twenty-five heads Of religious orders. which, with the
:heoogaDs allowed each Of the foregoing. make up IN all
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ANOTHER CUT IN FARES TO THE WEST.
THE NEw-yURk CENTRAL LOWERS us RATE-FuR-
JUpn RrDuCIIuNs FEARED,


THE NEw-yuRk CENTRAL LOWERS iis RArE-FuR-
Iiirn RrDuCIioNs FEARED.
The Ncw-lolk Central Railroad Yesterday
reduced through passenger rates 10 Chicago to S3 30
the same rate ~ wes made by the wcst shorr,
Erle and Iachawhnna ruaia yesterday. when
the Central fell from @i0 to flD. AZ the
hfuhcts's offices the rate by tho Central was
made r T. nn the iatea tu Indianapolis Cincinnati ahd
tho miptint points between hero and ,hloagu wcie eat
NJ under tho regular iatra established at tho railroad
ulllrpH,
Although The irduolnna made yenioidny wrir not
heaV, ~ amount they we're generally believed ~ railroad
West shore surrendered Name ~ The roads nghilng Tho
Passenger Agent iukloi, of the Erie, said that his road
Was nut anxious to haNoa dnoronlial rate, That had
been granted when The Eirs ysoa condition hnd IT.
equipment we're Tar below their present standard and
the Central on equal terms Among the
brokers, however the belief Is general that
further 'cnc IN rates must take place Their associa
ti0n has decided Ia abandon the policy o maintaining
Frank, OF the Asor House, puts II I'VE ARE resnming
business ana Intend agan To undcTsell the
regular rates OF the railroad companies every time"
MIR Lansing another prominent broker. is reticen on
will work against the West Shore the consequence Of
the Ccnras determination 10 force the lighting II Is
feared tha' tes to the West will be heavily lowered
again Tomorrow Some brokers predict 50 tno ultl
The Bal norc and Ohio abandons the running of its
trains the Pcnnsy vana Railroad baltimore and
thence Wcs Today and the brokers said yesterday that
they would not sell its tickets after to-day The Bati
and ohio Will push its business heretofore. since
the fight with the Pennsylvania by way OF the West
shore % the West.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
4 SKELETON FOUND IN 4 Quarry.
lnY rgLraR,pa TO THE TRIBUNE.

BEILAIRE, Ohio, Nov. IA party of hunters
to-day found skeleton the rocks of stone-quar-
ry west Of the town. Various stories told to account
for the skeleton. One Is that twenty years ago. one
Margaret Porter lived at the home of jacob Long, two
miles from the quarry. Margaret not content with her
place came Belare then mere village She remained
here soue time, often visiting her old home. one DAY
she started from here and was never heard oi
again Harrison Porter the father OF the girl, who 1,
still living Is Of the opinion that the bones are thoSc o
his daughter But the bones are too well preserved Or
this throry Another clcu has discovered however.
which leads to the belief that the skeleton - tlat ol MISS
Minnie Thomas Of the three persons VINO 40 my 'trl
ously disappeared from ClarinQtOn. ONO, twenty miles
south OF this city, three months An addOnional
Is added 10 the affair by finding late last nlSh
an additional human foot In a crevicc near ny